Government offices and local services in Southern Middle Tennessee will be closed on Monday, May 25, 2026, in observance of Memorial Day. This closure impacts […]
Author: Crockett Chronicle Staff
Lawrence County GOP Hosts Congressional Candidates Event
The Lawrence County Republican Party is set to host a significant speaking event for candidates who are running in Tennessee’s 9th Congressional District. This event […]
Tennessee Senator Hensley Updates Education Legislation
State Senator Joey Hensley recently delivered a legislative update focused on key education and accountability measures in Tennessee. This update outlines several initiatives aimed at […]
Lawrence County Commissioners to Hold Meeting on May 26
The Lawrence County Board of Commissioners is scheduled to hold a regular session meeting on Tuesday, May 26, 2026. This meeting will begin at 5:00 […]
Tennessee Unemployment Rate Steady at 3.6 Percent
Tennessee’s unemployment rate has remained steady at 3.6 percent as of April 2026, according to the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development. This figure […]
Motorcycle Crash in Lauderdale County Claims Life of 68-Year-Old
A motorcycle crash in Lauderdale County, near the Natchez Trace Parkway, resulted in the tragic death of a 68-year-old man on Tuesday afternoon. The incident […]
Local Leaders Voice Concerns Over Data Center Development
Local leaders and candidates in Middle Tennessee are voicing significant concerns about the development of data centers in the region. This important discussion occurred on […]
Lawrenceburg Utility Systems Announces Service Interruptions
Lawrenceburg Utility Systems (LUS) has announced scheduled software updates that will lead to temporary interruptions in customer service systems. These disruptions are set to occur […]
Maury County Mayor Opposes Data Centers on Farmland
Maury County Mayor Sheila Butt has voiced strong opposition to the development of data centers on farmland in Maury County, Tennessee. Her concerns stem from […]
Pulaski Approves $358,000 for Downtown Improvement Grants
Historic Downtown Pulaski has approved 17 Downtown Improvement Grant projects, totaling nearly $358,000. This significant funding will support various construction and restoration initiatives that are […]