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  • Joined: February 25, 2026
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Cornersville Lady Bulldogs Regional Runners Up

O n Wednesday, March 4, the Cornersville Lady Bulldogs competed against their same district rivals, the Richland Lady Raiders, in the regional tournament championship. It was a championship worthy game to be sure! The game was a back and forth competition from beginning to end. Both teams were suffocating on defense, which led to a low scoring game, but took nothing away from the excitement. Both teams were patient on offense as they methodically looked for the best way to break the other team›s defense and score. Foul trouble haunted the Lady Dawgs early as they put the Raiders on the line several times. Luckily, the Lady Raiders were a little off on the free throws for the night. At the end of the first half, the Dawgs were trailing by a score of 19-12.

Police Blotter

Suspicious Subject O n Feb. 6, deputies responded to Old Berlin Road in regards to a suspicious subject in the area. The subject was later identified as Larry Newsom. Newsom created concern at two houses by knocking doors and had abnormal behavior.

Land Transfers

2/22/2026 – 2/28/2026 D FH Crescent LLC to Thomas Michael & Rebecca Catherine Davis, Pyles Station S/D, Lot 24, $581,436; Chase Brewer to Brianna Ashley Bevilacqua, Richard Hill Addition, 1.05 Acres, Dist 3, $360,000; CK General Partnership, Cody Steven Nash & Kara Beth Nash to Jeremy Williams Jr & Britni Davis, 3077 Nashville Highway, Dist 2, $212,500; Trenton & Laura Ulveling to Stephanie Ann Arroyo, Spring Creek Farms S/D, Lot 102, $365,000; Keith & Meri Bigham to Jethro S Wanner, Luke Horst, Bernetta Horst, Peter Horst, Sara Horst-John Barnes Road, Dist 5, $1,100,000; Hannah Leverette to Stacy Luna, Church Street, Dist 5, $73,000; Lennar Homes of Tennessee LLC to Victor Silva Toledo Rocha & Gabriela Montesuma Rocha, Spring Valley Estates, Lot 14, $372,140; Vanessa & Gregory Allen Hayes II to Kinley Harber, Ashton Heights S/D, Lot 13, $349,900; D R Horton Inc to Lisa Marie Thaxton, Saddle Trace Townhomes S/D, Lot 20, $239,990; Daniel R Porter to Jerry Lee Devlin, Edde Roberts C Survey, Lot 2, Dist 8, $367,500; Lennar Homes of Tennessee LLC to Jocelyne & Yuseth Garcia, Spring Valley Estates, Lot 10, $379,740; Taylor Raye Fleet & Juan Moises Pinesa to Daniel M Haman, Verona Road, Lots 1, 2, 4, TRACT-Lot 3, $425,000; D R Horton Inc to Mark & Yuen Doris Berry, Kings Landing, Lot 102, $199,990; Bruce Elliott Clark to Isaiah Kalania De Dios & Sevaun Minasvand, River Forest S/D, Lot 97, $352,500; DFH Crescent LLC to Patricia Ann & Edward Charles Lysyczyn, Pyles Station S/D, Lot 38, $519,990; Jason & Mary Dariel Haislip to David Brian & Starlith Marie Mc-Adams, Glengary S/D, Lot 205, $257,000.

Are you rushing the spring season?

I have a certain fondness for springtime (I like cutting back on propane usage and I cherish my wife’s pre-spring ritual of photographing our son in front of our daffodils); but I don’t go hog wild and pig crazy.

Marshall County Prevention Coalition’s first Town Hall of 2026

T he Marshall County Prevention Coalition welcomes Dr. Stephen Loyd to Marshall County on Thursday, March 19 for their first Town Hall of 2026, 5:30-7:00 p.m., at the Church Street Church of Christ Annex Building, 305 W Church Street in Lewisburg. Community members are invited to attend this important town hall, focused on the Brain Science of Addiction.

Six Scholarships Offered

T he Marshall County Retired Teachers Association is offering up to six $1,000 scholarships to students planning to go into the teaching profession. One scholarship is for high school seniors planning to major in the field of teaching. The other scholarship is for upcoming college juniors and seniors who are majoring in education. Either application can be picked up at any of the three county high school guidance departments. Scholarship applications are also on the school websites. The deadline for application submission is Monday, April 20, 2026.

Duck River Essay

H ave you ever seen one of the most biodiverse rivers in the world? I have! Introducing the Duck River! My class took a field trip to the Duck River to learn about the importance of the river and how we all have a responsibility to take care of it. Turbidity, pH, and macroinvertebrates are some of the things that people test in the Duck River. There are a lot of ways of helping or checking the Duck River, including recycling.

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