Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
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Lewis County Girl Scouts held their 2023 Daisy to Brownie Bridging and Christmas Party on Tuesday, December 19. Three of the Daisy Girl Scouts bridged to Brownie level and received their new uniforms. After a lively game of "musical grab bag", where a bag was passed around and when the music stopped, whomever was holding the bag, got to choose a present, the music began again...until everyone had a present! Then the swapping began!!! It was great fun! Then the snacks and painting ornaments or...
Another week with winter nights and fall days with temperatures at night in the low twenties and teens and days up in the fifties some days. There have been some showers this past week with rain in the night and even in the days sometimes, there was lots of rain on Saturday and again on Sunday afternoon and evening on into the morning and during the day Christmas Day but the temperature was in the upper fifties and sixties during day but there was some sunshine in the afternoon. Those I know of who are sick either at home, in nursing...
Well it is a warmer than usual morning here in our little valley, we did get a little rain but now the sun is trying to shine through the clouds, but I think we might get some more rain. The cats came up early this morning for breakfast and they were really hungry. They have now finished their breakfast and have gone off to take their naps until it is time to get up and play or time to eat supper. The other day Bobby put some bird feed in the feeders in the backyard, and this morning around the feeders there were a lot of pretty red Cardinals...
Three generations of Titans fans traveled to Nashville to attend their first Tennessee Titans game on Sunday, December 24, 2023, after winning tickets given away by Abby and Steven Ruddle. A great time was had by all, and although the Titans walked away with a loss, Nana still walked away with a coveted Titans foam finger, and the girls were featured on the Jumbo Tron twice!...
December 31, 1954 The Lewis County Herald was not published this week. January 2, 1964 Lewis County was crippled by its second large snow of the season, when 10 to 15 inches fell throughout the county. A single-engine Cessna 150 plane crashed North of Hohenwald during a snowstorm on December 22, 1963. The pilot was treated for minor lacerations and exposure. Hershel Spears’s home received first place in the annual home lighting contest held by the Lewis County Civic Club. Cecil Baker, Coy B...
The 2nd session of the 113th General Assembly will be convening January 9, 2024. These are a few of the issues that were addressed in the first half to the 113th General Assembly. Cracking down on TikTok use at Tennessee College Campuses - This law prohibits the Chinese-owned social media platforms TikTok and WeChat from being accessed on Tennessee public higher education institutions’ internet networks. The State of Tennessee and the Federal government have taken similar steps to mitigate t...
“Just when you think it’s safe to be a jerk on the roadway…” Motorists in many cities have grown accustomed to the likelihood of having their license plate photographed if they exceed the posted speed limit and/or run a red light. (Sadly, other motorists are shocked -- shocked, I tell you -- every single time they receive a citation. It’s like we have GOLDFISH behind the wheel of a hot rod! But I digress.) Now New York City and other municipalities are experimenting with noise cameras (sometime...
A dynamic shift is underway in 2024, signaling a departure from the stark minimalism and monochromatic palettes that have defined the past decade. Emerging trends suggest a resurgence of opulence, with a particular emphasis on the infusion of jewel-toned colors. This transformative movement encourages individuals to break away from the restrained aesthetic of recent years and embrace the lavish allure of colors like emerald green, sapphire blue, and deep burgundy. Don’t worry if you adore the mono-chromatic whites, creams and browns there is no...
You should have enough energy to do the things that need to be done in your life and that bring you pleasure. You should be able to think well and creatively. And to have this as you age. WHAT IS ILLNESS? People have been around for thousands of years. It has only been in the last 100 years that so many have been sick with chronic diseases that affect everyday life. This is true of both adults and children. Examples include cancer, diabetes, heart disease, arthritis, asthma, allergies, mental...
A PLACE TO BELONG A Place to Belong is a Mental Health Suport Group. In person meetings have not been started yet. Interested persons can join their lives on their Facebook page. RTC-RECOVERY THROUGH CHRIST RTC meets every Sunday at 6 p.m at the Blondy Church Office Building at 529 Swan Ave. SENIOR FITNESS CLASSES Senior Health and Fitness classes with Ann Mobley are scheduled to be held every Wednesday at 9:30 a.m at the Lewis County Senior Center. For more information, call 796-5558 NEWCOMERS...
As we leap into a new year, pet parents across the U.S. are setting their sights on pawsome resolutions to ensure their furry companions lead happy, healthy, and tail-wagging lives. TripsWithPets.com surveyed dedicated pet moms and dads to discover their top resolutions for 2024, and the results are in! From health and wellness check-ups to socialization adventures, here’s a glimpse into what the pet-loving community has in store for their four-legged family members. 1. Health and Wellness Check-ups (22%) The leading resolution for 22% of respo...
New Year's Eve marks a time when people reflect on what they accomplished over the past year and make plans for the future. In addition to being a time for reflection, New Year's Eve provides is one last opportunity to party during the holiday season. Whether one is standing in New York City's Times Square to watch the crystal ball drop, dancing to upbeat tunes at a club, or hosting a cocktail party for a dozen or so close friends, there are plenty of ways to celebrate. Finger foods are right...
Today, the Tennessee Department of Education released the ACT state results and participation rate for the 2023 graduating class. Thanks to efforts by schools and districts to encourage student participation on the ACT, the overall statewide participation rate for the 2023 graduating class improved to 99 percent, with 64,422 graduates tested. This year, the state average composite ACT score remained steady at 19.0 for the 2023 graduating class. The ACT provides important measures to understand students’ college and career readiness and how Tenn...
The following is the Lewis County Sheriff Department report for December 13, 2023- December 19, 2023. This is a record of police action and is not intended to imply innocence or guilt of charges placed. Amber Groves, Rush Branch Road, was charged with violation of probation on December 19. Lindsey Inman, Dailey Street, Summertown, was charged with domestic assault on December 17. Joshua McCann, Swiss Colony Road, was charged with methamphetamine-manufacture/delivery/sale; resisting stop/frisk/halt arrest; and unlawful drug paraphernalia on...
Four the Future Recently there’s been increased conversation over the value of a college degree. We, the presidents of Tennessee’s public universities represented by this consortium, are working together to deliver a unified message: Yes, a public university degree is worth it, and it is especially valuable in Tennessee. Through financial aid and scholarships like Tennessee HOPE, many Tennesseans have access to college free of tuition and mandatory fees. Nearly half of all public university students in Tennessee graduate without debt. A four-ye...
Lewis County, Tennessee, proudly commemorates its 180th founding anniversary on December 23, 2023. This significant milestone is a testament to the enduring spirit and resilience of the community throughout its storied history. Established in 1843, Lewis County has evolved into a thriving hub of culture, commerce, and community. Over the past 180 years, the residents of Lewis County have worked together to overcome challenges, celebrate triumphs, and build a legacy that reflects the strength of...
The City of Hohenwald Police Department hosted its Third Annual Blue Christmas at the Lewis County Senior Citizens Center on December 14th. The HPD feels it's important to serve residents with the most life experience and sometimes get overlooked around the holidays. This year 75 people were treated to a great meal, gifts, live music, and fellowship. "Our officers look forward to Blue Christmas and always hope to make it special for the Senior Citizens. And every year without fail, we feel like...
Lewis County Grand Jury of the Circuit Court met in special session December 13 with the Honorable Michael E. Spitzer, Judge of the Thirty-Second Circuit Court at Hohenwald presiding. Following one day of examining 3 witnesses, 19 true bills and 0 no true bills were found where the proof justified....
Lewis County is proud to announce its award of a substantial state grant totaling $464,655.00 dedicated to combating food insecurity. This Community Development Block Grant will not only fortify local initiatives but also pave the way for a meaningful partnership with Hope Hohenwald Inc, formerly known as Operation Hope. This grant awarded by the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development, underscores the commitment of both the state and local authorities to address the pressing...
Jonesy's Toy Ride did it again! For the fifth year in a row, kickstands went up on December 2nd at 11:00 a.m., and dozens of motorcycles left the lot. Despite the rainy weather, the event raised enough money to purchase Christmas for over 40 families and 100 children to ensure they have shoes, socks, underwear, and diapers, along with outfits and toys. The distribution of these items took place Wednesday, December 20th....
5nd Judicial District Attorney General Hans Schwendimann made a request to TBI on September 13th to investigate a complaint of theft against Lewis County Deputy Brandon Keith Grady (DOB 08/13/1985). The Lewis County Sheriff's Department was notified of the investigation, and Grady was immediately placed on administrative leave without pay. According to the TBI report, Grady was the president of the youth football and cheer organization, Jr. Pro Panthers, and had used money the board approved...
DEAR SANTA, MY NAME IS AVA. I HAVE BEEN A REALLY GOOD GIRL THIS YEAR. I WOULD REALLY LIKE A TRAMPOLINE AND A SWING. MY FAVORITE CANDY IS M&M’S LOVE, AVA ******************************************* DEAR SANTA, MY NAME IS CALEB ZUMSTEIN AND I AM 5 YEARS OLD. I WANT A DIRT BIKE AND AN XBOX. I ALSO WANT A NINTENDO SWITCH AND AN AMERICAN FLAG TO HANG ON MY WALL. I WANT A LOFT PLAY AREA LIKE THE ONE AT SCHOOL. I HAVE BEEN KIND OF GOOD CALEB ******************************************** DEAR SANTA, HELLO SANTA, I HAVE MISSED YOU SO MUCH, OH HOW I S...
The timeless tradition of writing letters to Santa Claus—while the world around us may change, some traditions endure. Take a walk down memory lane as you read through letters from past issues of the Lewis County Herald, and let the Christmas spirit warm your heart. December 20, 1923 Dear Santa, Please visit me Christmas and bring me a wagon and some things to eat. Remember my four sisters Glena, Lela, Jessie, and Sue, and don’t forget mama and daddy. –Your little man, Edward Floyd Gobble Dear Santa Claus, Please bring me a wagon, a peter...
Tennessee residents interested in rewarding careers as direct support professionals – as frontline supervisors, community health workers and caregivers in assisted care facilities, nursing homes, other institutions and home-health settings – may be eligible for up to $3,000 per year to cover tuition, fees and expenses at Tennessee’s community and technical colleges, thanks to a $3 million federal grant. The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), an agency of the US. Department of Health and Human Services, awarded the grant to th...
The following is the City of Hohenwald Police Report for December 11-17, 2023. This is a record of police action and is not intended to imply innocence or guilt of charges placed. David C. Hall, Coble Road, was charged with public intoxication on December 11. Williamson N. Donaldson, homeless, New Market, Alabama, was charged with public intoxication on December 12. Caleb Hankins, Lower Cane Creek Road, Pleasantville, was charged with domestic assalt on December 16. William H. Clinton, South Oak Street, was charged with hit & run resulting in...
