City of Pulaski employees install the monument to the 110th and 111th Regiments of the U.S. Colored Troops as Derrick Coffey, who modeled for …
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One of Giles County major manufacturers just celebrated 50 years or local operations.
Substantial raises for school system employees is the highlight of the proposed 2023-24 Giles County budget.
The City of Lynnville has been working with a consultant to get more concrete policies in place for its water department.
The 2023 Giles County Memorial Day ceremony was held May 29 at Sharewood Park in Pulaski.
An agreement has been reached that will allow “conflicting groups” to use areas of the Pulaski Square and county Courthouse grounds at the sam…
12 Varsity UTS Squads Boast 3.0-plus GPAs
It all started with a dream, that Giles County girls would be able to play organized softball just like Little League and Babe Ruth.
RHS Lady Raider standouts Gracie Braden, Maggie White, Katelyn Bass, Ava Shrader, Kristen Garner and Katie Garner receive their All-District h…
For the first time in many years, Major division Little League All-Star baseball will return to historic Exchange Park as Giles County Little …
For the first time in five-plus years, Babe Ruth baseball is returning to Sam Davis Park this summer.
Once the governor of Tennessee, Archibald Roane’s political enemies might as well have erase… Read moreTHK: Roane — Tennessee’s Governor Who Got Little Respect
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- UTS Notebook: 12 Varsity Squads Boast 3.0-plus GPAs
- Giles County High, Richland School 1979 State Softball Champs Were Title IX Trailblazers
- U.S. Colored Troops Monument to be Unveiled June 17
- THK: Roane — Tennessee’s Governor Who Got Little Respect
- RHS Softball Receives All-District Awards
- GCLL All-Stars to Compete at Exchange Park in June
- Magotteaux Celebrates 50th Anniversary
- Worth + Gold Photography Celebrates Grand Opening
- 2023-24 Budget Features Significant Teacher Raises
- This Week's Citizen Spotlight Is Rickie Lamar
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