Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
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A couple of nights with early spring temperatures, nights in the thirties and days in the forties and low fifties. This could be dogwood and red bud winter as they are both blooming around the woods in the area. Maybe it will warm up in a few days and we can enjoy the warm days and nights of spring again. Those I know of who are sick either at home, in nursing facilities or in the hospitals are: Kasey Baker, Joyce Barnes, Colene Beasley, Linda Butler, Elizabeth Boggs, Gertie Carroll, Spencer Clark, Robert and Pat Dickson, Paula Dyer, Polly...
March 16 was a special day to celebrate LCHS Class of 2023 Graduate Ty Twist as he was presented his diploma. His family, friends, classmates, and teachers were in attendance to honor this special young man who will always hold a special place in the Lewis County Community. Ty was unable to be at his graduation in May 2023 after being diagnosed with a germinoma tumor on his brain in April 2023. He underwent several surgeries and chemotherapy....
Hi I'm Ducky! I'm as sweet and lovable as they come but I do need a special person to adopt me. I came to the shelter right after my puppies were taken from me. Since then I've only been good around younger dogs. I'm very protective of them and will growl and bark at other dogs. THAT has gotten me into a couple of skirmishes and I've been the one hurt. You could say I act like I'm tough but I'm "all bark". I will do best in a home where I'm the only dog and I have my own person to take care of....
A Hohenwald Community Health Fair will be held April 1 from 12:00 noon - 5:00 p.m. at the Memorial Park Communtiy Building off Forrest Avenue. The event is sponsored by GEM Educational Program. Topics include naturally addressing diabetes, high blood pressure, mental health, dental, aches and pains, insomnia, weight loss and natural remedies. There will be cooking demonstrations with sampling and tasting. A health presentation will be given at 1:00 p.m. There will also be youth activities. For more info, call Rolston Carryl at...
March 18, 1954 The paving of a 34-mile stretch of the Natchez Trace in southern Tennessee and northern Alabama was scheduled to begin within 30 days. The Herald reported that the FFA had received 110 rabies shots with the promise of two or three hundred more; and therefore, planned to resume the rabies vaccination clinic on March 29th. The shortage caught the attention of F.C. Sowell, Radio Newspaper Editor of WLAC in Nashville, who investigated the situation and found that the State Health...
Q.) Where did you grow up? A.) I was born in Memphis, but we moved to Hohenwald a couple of weeks before my 4th birthday. Q.) What is one of your fondest childhood memories? A.) Playing in the woods, runningwith my cousins, swinging on grapevines, playing in the creeks, riding horses, and floating the Buffalo. Q.) What did you want to be as a kid? What did you actually become? A.) I never knew what I wanted to be when I grew up. I just knew I wanted a husband and a happy life. I am thankful I have that right now. I became a local radio...
Lewis County Schools Coordinated School Health and Powers Foodtown will host the annual Spring Fever 5K on Saturday, April 20, 2024. All proceeds will benefit our local Area 31 Special Olympic athletes. For more information, please visit www.raceentry.com/spring-fever-5k/race-information or call/text Sasha Powers at 931-628-2833 or email- [email protected]....
Well, THOSE eagerly anticipated revelations certainly crashed and burned. You may recall that last summer a former intelligence officer told Congress that Uncle Sam maintains a covert stockpile of downed alien spacecraft and corpses. (“Doesn’t he look unnatural?”) But now a wide-ranging report by the Defense Department’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) declares there is zero reasonable evidence of a secret program to recover dead extraterrestrials and reverse-engineer their technol...
Meriwether Lewis Electric Cooperative Board of Directors and President and CEO Keith Carnahan joined more than 175 electric cooperative leaders from across the state in Nashville on Feb. 20 and 21, for the Tennessee Electric Cooperative Association's 2024 Legislative Conference. "The Legislative Conference is a time where our Board Directors spend time with legislators to share local needs and discuss issues impacting our industry and communities," Carnahan said. "The General Assembly is a...
The following is the Lewis County Sheriff Department report for March 6-19. This is a record of police action and is not intended to imply innocence or guilt of charges placed. Kareena Marie Allison, Centerville Highway, was charged with vehicular homicide on March 12. Johnathan Beasley, South Park Street, was charged with failure to appear on March 7. Amber Mae Byrd, Sylvester, Georgia, was charged with public intoxication on March 11. Woodrow Clovest Chapin, Metal Ford Road, was charged with violation of probation on March 6. Dolton...
NEW BUSINESS - A ribbon cutting was held Thursday, March 14, on East Main Street for new business The Flight Home, former location of Sparkey and Ringo's. The retail space has been remodeled and updated by new owners. A large crowd gathered and oohed and aahed while walking through. The Chamber of Commerce is excited to welcome another locally owned retail outlet to our historic downtown area....
Mayor Jonah Keltner joined the UT Extension office to declare March as Extension month. Each year the University of Tennessee declares March as Extension month, highlighting the work of agents and assistants across the state. There are nearly 300 Extension agents in Tennessee working in every county providing real life solutions to communities. Please feel free to visit our local Extension office located @ the Lewis County Courthouse or call 796-3091 for any programming questions you have....
