continue destroying
county roads
By Glenda Atkinson,
Staff Writer, Photographer
An Alabama logging crew, Devaney Logging, Inc. of Russellville, Alabama, has purchased and is logging over 900 acres of woodsland off Tiger Bennett Road in Lewis County. Another unknown logging crew is also logging approximately one mile down the road.
Citizens of the community have been complaining about mud, pot holes and other destruction to the road.
Lewis County Highway Commissioner Ronnie Darnell stated it was impossible to keep the roads in good shape with such heavily loaded trucks traveling back and forth numerous times every day. “The pavement of our county
The Lewis County Middle School Lady Panthers defeated E. O. Coffman Thursday, January 19, 2012 to take the championship of the District Tournament held in Lewisburg. The Lady Panthers won their first competition in regional play Monday, January 23
"We are on a mission to ‘Restock’ the food pantries after the holiday depletion," said organizers Lucinda Perry and Amanda Rose about the "Restock Music Festival" held at the
Tennessee went into the 2010 Census with nine seats and emerged with nine. The 2010 census revealed that three of Tennessee’s districts deviated from their ideal population of 705,123 by more than 80,000 people. Federal law requires that congressional districts be
When the First Congress met in New York City in 1789, the Acts of the First Session required the new government to publish all bills, orders, resolutions and congressional votes in at least three newspapers.
Most can remember a person who seemed to go out of their way to help during a difficult time in their life – a grandparent, a teacher, even a stranger who became a friend.
Hospice Compassus is currently looking for
Hohenwald Crime Stoppers needs help in locating and apprehending the above criminal, Brad Allison Staggs, who is wanted by police.
Anyone with information leading to the whereabouts of Staggs is asked to call Crime Stoppers, 931-796-7122,
With the Christmas 2011 celebrations almost over except for the re-payments to credit card companies and banks and the city water bill, and of course Meriwether Lewis Electric bill, it was interesting to take to the streets and ask not just the everyday
Jon Thunder is not a passionate person. However, he is a curious and kindhearted man who does not side step controversy. He has strong beliefs about a number of subjects that he is not
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is now accepting entries for its 2012-13 photo contest for publication in the Tennessee Wildlife Magazine. All interested photographers are invited to submit their best photos on fishing and wildlife species native to the Volunteer State, as well as fishing
Championship
By Kim Atkinson,
Contributing Writer, Photographer
The Lewis County Middle School Lady Panthers met E.O. Coffman Middle School Thursday, January 19 in
By Kim Atkinson,
Contributing Writer, Photographer
Lewis County High School Panthers traveled to Page on Tuesday evening, January 17. The Panther led off the game by scoring
Championship
By Kim Atkinson,
Contributing Writer, Photographer
The Lewis County Middle School Lady Panthers met E.O. Coffman Middle School
Story and pictures: Graham Kilsby
If you havn't got yourself the 2012 Community Calender produced by the Strand Art Gallery and printed by the Lewis County Herald then you had better be quick as
Spring Concert March 1
The Lewis County High School Band recently wrapped up their fall semester. The band participated in a number of football games, eight marching band contests, three parades, and two Christmas concerts.