April 9, 2026
News
Disturbance In The GCSO Force
LISA HOBBS Contributor The findings of an audit by the Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission have led to the suspension of two higher… Login to continue reading Login…
Heat Wave Leads To Higher Pump Prices
DUANE SHERRILL Contributor The national average for a gallon of gas awoke from a months-long slumber, surging 13 cents since last week to $3.71. The… Login to continue reading Login…
Marion, Monteagle Get Taste of Water Dollars
DUANE SHERRILL Contributor The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) has announced 131 grants totaling $299,228,167 from the state’s American Rescue Plan (ARP)… Login to continue reading Login…
Tax On Food Suspended Through Oct. 31
DUANE SHERRILL Contributor Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has signed the Tennessee Works Tax Act, the single largest tax cut in state history, to provide more… Login to continue reading Login…
Truck Fire Takes 6,000 Gallons To Extinguish
DUANE SHERRILL Contributor Firefighters used over 6,000 gallons of water to extinguish a car hauler and burning electric vehicle this past week after the transport… Login to continue reading Login…
Fire Departments To Cover Unchartered Interstate 24 Areas
LACIE SILVA Editor At the recent County Commission meeting, a decision was made to support a previously unchartered area off Interstate 24 to and from… Login to continue reading Login…
Calling All Teachers – Marion County Schools Needs You
LACIE SILVA Editor With the new school year right around the corner, Marion County Schools’ administration is highlighting the need for eight new teachers to… Login to continue reading Login…
Pitt to Port Paddle Sparks Interest in Trail System
LACIE SILVA Editor Paddling down the river from South Pittsburg to Bridgeport, the 3rd Annual Pitt to Port Paddle event took place on Saturday,… Login to continue reading Login…
Pregnancy Resource Center holds annual banquet
In His Image Pregnancy Resource Center has a specific goal for its fourteenth annual benefit dinner this year – securing a permanent location in Chapel… Login to continue reading Login…
MCP Inaugural
STAFF REPORT Today, August 17th, The Marshall County Post is publishing its inaugural edition. The goal is to keep its readers informed and enlightened with… Login to continue reading Login…