Pictured from left are Bob Lynch, Middle Tennessee property conservation consultant with The Pool; Tina Sowell, safety director for the City of Lawrenceburg; Chester Darden, Middle Tennessee casualty loss control consultant with The Pool; and Callie Westerfield, Director of Member Services with The Pool
- City of Lawrenceburg Safety Director receives excellence in risk management award
- Officers find meth, handgun in Columbia man’s vehicle
- Vehicle stolen from car lot is found in Crockett Park
- PULASKI MAN INDICTED, CHARGED WITH INTENTIONALLY STARTING A FIRE THAT INJURED HIS DAUGHTER
- Shot reportedly fired inside Rotary Park
- Authorities seeking suspect in vehicle burglaries
- Joint operation of area agencies results in meth bust, arrests
- Home burglaries under investigation through Lawrenceburg PD
- Trial is underway in murder of Loretto native
- One new change in traffic flow at this year’s Middle TN District Fair
- Resident finds stranger in back yard
- Vehicle, other stolen property is recovered
- Fred's Pharmacy donates to school nurses
- CTE on Wheels
- Officials say strange noises east of Lawrenceburg are nothing to worry about
- Local man charged with violating sex offender registry law
- Officers answer burglar alarm, arrest resident for drugs
- Vehicle burglaries are being looked into by investigators
- Items stolen off residents’ front porches
- Burglary incidents in Lawrenceburg are being investigated
- Two residents report thefts during medical emergencies
- Dropped bank bag is stolen
- Results from blood test will determine whether crash will yield charges
- Man hiding inside nursing home claims people are shooting at him
- Counterfeit bill identified in deposit
- Workers' Compensation Scam Targets Tennessee
- Goodspring resident is ripped off while trying to buy bookshelf
- Comptroller's office creates new maps that highlight land use
- Lawrenceburg woman who gave acquaintances ride is robbed at gunpoint
- Prison inmate charged with murder of cellmate
- Driver faces charges after hitting pedestrian
- Authorities delve into pair of bicycle thefts
- Two residents report vehicle burglaries overnight Sunday
- Swearing-in ceremonies to be held Friday for newly-elected officials
- Resident says forgery allowed ex to obtain a loan against her car on Friday
- Lawrenceburg Public Works Director warns public that crews are trimming trees
- Amish man injured in Friday crash dies from injuries
- Lawrenceburg resident arrested in Alabama drug bust
- Prisoner at local jail finds his belongings while working at landfill
- Fire at Dura Automotive contained early Tuesday
- Investigation is begun into alleged forgery incident
- Girl finds strange man inside family vehicle
- Theft incidents reported around Lawrenceburg
- Vehicle burglaries reported
- Crash involving Amish buggy results in serious injuries
- Loretto law enforcement warns of scam
- Loretto man arrested for attempted kidnapping and sexual battery
Crimes are being investigated by Lawrenceburg Police Department
The September recipient of the Ethel Young Benson Award is retired educator, Connie Bradburn. Connie taught many years at Summertown High School and made a huge difference in the lives of many children of Lawrence County. A very well deserved honor!
County Commissioners Chris Jackson, Wayne Yocom and Bobby Clifton recently visited the Loretto Senior Citizens Center to present the group with a $4,000 contribution from Lawrence County Government. Each year, the county commission approves a contribution for each senior organization in the county to help the groups with their operating expenses. This year, the commission was able to increase their contributions, which will help the seniors do more in each community
Retired educator, David Daniel was honored as the recipient of the Ethel Young Benson Award. Mr. Daniel served in many different capacities over his 42 years within Lawrence County Schools.
We are excited to announce the 2nd Annual Whole Child Expo for Student Success on Thursday, August 23rd from 5:00-7:00 at the Rotary Gym. Last year over 500 people visited close to 80 booths filled with lots of great information that drives student success! Mark your calendar!
Hayden Galloway of Lawrence County was recently recognized during Tennessee 4-H Roundup at the University of Tennessee at Martin with the Vol State award, the highest level of recognition a Tennessee 4-H member may achieve. Vol State is presented to high school juniors and seniors in recognition of excellence in all phases of 4-H work, as well as service and leadership rendered in their communities.
