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First Responders: A Community Thanks You
Community leaders, business owners and many more have joined in a special tribute to First Responders inside this issue. In order to include all of our First Responders, you will have to view the...
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Lewis County voter district lines to be redrawn
It is time for Tennessee's voting districts to be redrawn, and that means Lewis County is going to have some changes. The Redistricting Committee met with CTAS representatives at 6:30 on Monday night...
Lewis County Sheriff's Dept. recovers drugs on three different traffic stops
On September 9, 2021, a deputy with the Lewis County Sheriff's Department, working traffic on Highway 412 East, clocked on radar a gray Chevrolet Malibu. Upon making a traffic stop on the vehicle for...
Philbilly Cancer Ride and Festival Saturday
The 8th Annual Philbilly Cancer Ride and Festival is planned for Saturday, September 18, 2021. There will be vendors, games, and live music all day at the City Parking Lot. Kickstands up will be at 11 a.m. The ride route is planned to start at...
Cruise in Block Party Rocked the night away
The Chamber of Commerce put on another block party on Friday, and it was a hit. Several people parked their classic cars and rat rods at The Lot to show off their prized possessions. The Showtime...
LCMS Homecoming Court
Lewis County Middle School Homecoming was held before Thursday night's game on September 9, 2021. Flower girl was Kinsley Holloway who walked with Crown Bearer, Blaine Bowen. Sixth grade attendant,...
Local retiree volunteers expertise on poison
After a career in work place safety, a Lewis County man is volunteering his expertise next month when Citizens for Clean Water, Air and Food gather to learn about an herbicide and Parkinson's...
One Day At A Time
Well it is a beautiful day here in our little valley, it has been a very quiet and cool morning. It was 55 degrees here on the porch this morning and I love it. The cats are curled up together on the porch, they do that when it is cool. We have four...
Glimpses of Hohenwald's Past
September 13, 1951 Fred A. Pollock, Mabry McNabb, and James Simmons were reported wounded in Korea. The Lewis County Public Library was scheduled to open to the public for the first time on Friday, September 14. The library was located on the ground...
Representative David Byrd: District 71 Capitol Hill Update
Federal Law Enforcement Officers / Personal Information – Public Chapter 253 protects federal law enforcement officers and their families by providing confidentiality regarding certain personal...
Police Report
The following is the City of Hohenwald Police Report for August 27 through September 9, 2021. This is a record of police action and is not intended to imply innocence or guilt of charges placed. Clifton L. Brown, Charlotte Street, was charged with...
Tennessee Highway grant funds
The Tennessee Highway Safety Office (THSO) announces $23.4 million in federal grant funds to be distributed statewide from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for the 2022 – 2023 Federal Fiscal Year. “The purpose of this funding...
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2021 Chamber Banquet recognizes winners
"Small, local businesses are the heart of a community," said the 2021 Chamber Banquet guest speaker, Congressman Mark Green. The banquet was held on August 31, 2021 at Lomax Church of Christ, where...
Mable Anne & friends selected as Volunteer of the Year
Ashley and Mable Anne Heath received Tennessee Health Care Association's 2021 Group Volunteer Award in August which "recognizes the group or organization that best exemplifies the spirit of...
Maury Regional breaks record for Covid hospitalizations
Maury Regional Health (MRH) is treating 107 COVID inpatients, with 28 in critical care today, surpassing a record of 102 set on December 28, 2020, according to Chief Medical Officer Martin Chaney, M.D. “On Friday, Maury Regional Medical Center was...
Chamber to host Cruise In and Block Party
The Hohenwald/Lewis County Chamber of Commerce will host a Cruise In beginning at 5:00 p.m. Friday, September 10 in The Lot. The Lot is surrounded by great restaurants– so come hungry! Also, at 7:00, The Showtime Band from Parsons will be bringing...
TFD names new Assistant State Forester
The Tennessee Department of Agriculture's (TDA) Division of Forestry announces the promotion of Wade Waters to Assistant State Forester over fire management and emergency response operations. Waters...
Judge to be Suspended
Lewis County General Sessions Judge Mike Hinson tells me he is going to be suspended. The Judge tells me that he will be suspended for conduct in the court room. Hinson became emotional when...
Watershed Public Theatre's 2021-22 Season offers entertainment for all ages
Watershed Public Theatre (WPT) announces the 2021-22 season as its biggest season to date. The professional, nonprofit theatre company based in Columbia, will be offering four stage productions betwee...
Elks honoring the 20th Anniversay of September 11
Chicago, IL - Local Elk Lodges throughout the United States, Guam, Philippines, Puerto Rico, and the Panama Canal will celebrate Patriots Day on September 11, 2021 with appropriate celebrations and observations. Call your local Elks Lodge for more...
One Day at a Time
Well it is a nice cool day here in our little valley. There’s a cool breeze blowing across the porch, this morning it seems like you can feel fall in the air. The cats have had their breakfast and they are all curled up taking naps, one is on our...
Gordonsburg/ Little Swan News
Hoping everyone had a great Labor Day weekend and was able to be with family and friends. This is probably the last long weekend for those who work in many job forces. We had a good week as far as the weather goes, it was cooler and with some rain...
Glimpses of Hohenwald's Past
September 6, 1951 The 1951 Lewis County Fair came to a close with a reported financial loss. The Fair Association reported that the farm and livestock exhibits were considered the best event. Children enjoyed free admission on Friday thanks to the...
