The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency has issued a cautionary notice to the public regarding the presence of fallen trees along horse trails in the Laurel […]
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Chamber of Commerce in Search of Membership Director
The Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce is currently seeking a qualified individual to take on the role of Director of Membership. This pivotal position involves […]
New Legislation Broadens Harassment Protections to Address Bullying and Cyberbullying
In a significant development, Tennessee is set to implement a new law that will reclassify bullying and cyberbullying as Class A misdemeanor offenses. This amendment […]
Opportunity for Vendors at Loretto’s Back to School Bash in July
A Back to School Bash is in the works for July in Loretto, and organizers are on the lookout for vendors and sponsors to join […]
Upcoming Lunch & Learn Event Hosted by LCSAPC on June 20
The upcoming Lunch and Learn Meeting, organized by the Lawrence County Substance Abuse and Prevention Coalition, is scheduled for Thursday, June 20, starting at 11 […]
Unemployment Rates in All Counties Remain at or Below 4.1%
In a recent report from the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development, it was revealed that the unemployment rates for April showed a significant […]
Joseph Scott Hardin
Joseph Scott Hardin passed away Friday morning, May 31st, 2024, at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Oxford, Mississippi, surrounded by his loving family. He was born […]
Grant Funds Awarded to Lawrence County Fire Departments
Tennessee State Fire Marshal, Carter Lawrence, made a significant visit to Lawrenceburg today to distribute funds to 12 out of the 16 Lawrence County fire […]
Upcoming Public Hearing Set for June 13th in Lawrenceburg
A public hearing is scheduled to take place on June 13th before the Board of Mayor and Council at 9:00 AM in the Council Room […]
Fall River Road Utility District Calls for Nominations
The Fall River Road Utility District is currently in search of individuals interested in serving as commissioners on its board. Residents and customers of the […]