Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
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The state veterinarian for Tennessee is announcing detection of Theileria orientalis in a herd of cattle in Middle Tennessee. Theileria is a tickborne parasite that infects red and white blood cells and causes severe anemia in cattle. There is no vaccine to prevent the illness or effective treatment. Once an animal is infected, it is a carrier for life. The affected herd in Maury County showed signs of illness and lethargy, and despite veterinary attention and antibiotic treatments, ultimately some animals died. Theileria is not a threat to...
By Brittany Morris, Adopt-A-Highway Statewide Coordinator, Highway Beautification Office, Tennessee Department of Transportation Preventing and reducing litter not only helps protect the scenic beauty of Tennessee, but it also helps protects wildlife and water quality, and helps maintain healthy and vibrant communities. As part of its mission to keep our roadways safe and clean, the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) partners with communities across the state on comprehensive litter prevention programs. One such program is...
Starting August 1, 2022, subscription rates to the Lewis County Herald will be increasing by $2 due to rising costs to print and mail the newspaper. For subscriptions in town and to surrounding cities such as Hampshire, Linden and Waynesboro will be increasing from $18 per year to $20 for a year. For subscriptions going to other cities in Tennessee, the rate will increase from $26 per year to $28 per year. Lastly, subscriptions that go out of state will increase from $35 per year to $37 per...
