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Brown to Speak at Historical Society
The Marshall County Historical Society will meet Sunday afternoon, May 5, at 2:00 p.m. in the historical museum, which is located at 230 College Street. … Login to continue reading Login…

GOP talks school vouchers
TRACY HARRIS – Staff Writer The Marshall County Republican Party met for their monthly meeting on Tuesday, April 16 at 6:00 p.m. Three guest speakers… Login to continue reading Login…

CASA Luncheon
TRACY HARRIS Staff Writer A CASA Luncheon was held on Thursday, April 18 at noon at the Lewisburg Recreation Center. Attendees had the chance to… Login to continue reading Login…

2024 Marshall County High School top ten
The Marshall County High School seniors will graduate May 17, 2024. This year, there will be 176 students graduating and 40 graduated in December. This… Login to continue reading Login…
TNAW and partners announce upcoming ‘Drug Take Back’
Make Earth Day Every Day with Proper Disposal of Unused Medications On Earth Day, April 22, Tennessee American Water (TNAW) is encouraging residents to participate… Login to continue reading Login…

Statement Regarding Senate Bill 1325/House Bill 1202
Statement Regarding Senate Bill 1325/House Bill 1202 Allowing faculty or staff to carry weapons on campus is dangerous and irresponsible. By arming faculty and staff,… Login to continue reading Login…

Springtime Lawn Care for Beginners: A Green Start to the Season
As the days grow longer and the sun begins to warm the earth, it’s time to turn our attention to our lawns. Whether you’re… Login to continue reading Login…

Lewisburg Council Meeting
TRACY HARRIS – Staff Writer The Lewisburg City Council met on April 9, 2024. The meeting opened at 6:00 p.m. at City Hall with a… Login to continue reading Login…

Cemetery Decorations
Decoration at Bethbirei Cemetery, Saturday, May 4. The 208th annual meeting will be held on this date before the decoration ceremony. Decoration Day for Lone… Login to continue reading Login…

Is Lewisburg Water stopping the growth of Lewisburg
Currently the state regulating agency TDEC (Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation) has a mandated limit on how much water we can withdraw from the… Login to continue reading Login…
