Editor’s note: Giles County Executive Melissa Greene presented her State of the County address in open court at the Sept. 21 Giles County Comm…
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- Richland Names August Students of the Month
- Pulaski Stockyard Cattle Market Report — Sept. 22
- GCSB Approves Funding to Begin School Renovations
Giles County increased to 576 patients who have tested positive for COVID-19, coronavirus, as of 2 p.m. today, Sept. 23, according to the Tenn…
The public address announcer’s booth at the Sam Davis Park football stadium is officially dedicated in memory and honor of the late Bill Holt …
The Giles County Board of Education approved its portion of funds for system wide schools upgrades and authorized the search for an engineerin…
The Giles County Commission set its committees and elected officers for the coming year before approving, among other items, funding for count…
After months of hard work, the city of Ardmore, Tenn., was recently announced as the recipient of a $318,980 Community Development Block Grant…
Giles County took on a rivalry game in short order, but also dropped the contest in a 38-14 matchup at Marshall County Friday night.
The public address announcer’s booth at the Sam Davis Park football stadium is officially dedicated in memory and honor of the late Bill Holt …
The Giles County Lady Bobcats soccer team has played three games over the course of three weeks. The team first hosted Lawrence County before …
The Richland Lady Raiders soccer team has proven itself formidable at every level of the pitch as the midpoint of the season nears.
Seeking a 4-0 start on the season, the Ardmore Tigers ran into a buzz saw in the form of Lawrence County, Ala., falling to the Red Devils 41-2…
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- County Focusing on Technology, Services, Funding, Education
- This Week's Citizen Spotlight Is Duane Griffin Rost
- COVID-19 Daily Update — Sept. 23
- Bobcats Fall in First of Two Rivalry Bouts
- Announcer's Booth Dedicated
- Richland Names August Students of the Month
- Pulaski Stockyard Cattle Market Report — Sept. 22
- GCSB Approves Funding to Begin School Renovations
- Commission Gets Set for Coming Year
- COVID-19 Daily Update — Sept. 22
Under a new 2020 law, the Tennessee Rehabilitative Initiative in Correction (TRICOR) is now … Read more
Our nation is about to celebrate a very important birthday Sept. 17. On Sept. 17 many years … Read more
One of the highlights of my 93-year-old mother’s week is when she receives an inspirational … Read more
The General Assembly voted this year to clarify a 2019 law prohibiting sexual offenders or v… Read more
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- Homecoming Canceled
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- Blessings Box
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- Giles County Child Loss Support Group
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