New directions from the state concerning a pay raise for elected county officials is among the changes to Giles County’s proposed 2021-22 fisc…
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- State Senate Update: Budget Features Education Advancements, Teacher Pay Increases
- Maury Regional Nationally Recognized for Patient Safety
- Raises, Veterans Added to Proposed Budget
- Dial-Gauge Pressure Canners Should Be Tested Annually
- For Tennesseans, Military Appreciation Starts at Home
- County Commission Holds Land Use Plan’s Fate
- Bobcat Receivers, Secondary Highlight Strong Spring
- GCVA Shows Appreciation
Editor’s Note: PULASKI CITIZEN readers should know that while serving on the Giles County Planning Commission, Publisher Scott Stewart is also…
STAAR Theatre at Antoinette Hall will host an open house tomorrow (Thursday) from 6-8 p.m.
The Tennessee Highway Patrol continues to investigate a wreck that claimed the life of a Giles County woman June 3.
No injuries were reported from a fire at a mini storage building in Pulaski Sunday night.
Volunteer Tennessee and Tennessee first lady Maria Lee have announced the official launch of the statewide volunteer opportunities portal, the…
The Bobcat football team capped what head coach David O’Connor called a productive spring with a Black and Gold intrasquad game, pitting the o…
The Richland High School football team’s roster has swelled to 55 players this spring as the Raiders prepare to move to Class 2A this fall.
All former and current Giles County High School women’s basketball players are invited to a special luncheon to remember and celebrate a rich …
Teondra Williams developed into a three-year starter and all-district post for the Lady Bobcat basketball team during her time playing in Hard…
Latest
- State Senate Update: Budget Features Education Advancements, Teacher Pay Increases
- Maury Regional Nationally Recognized for Patient Safety
- Raises, Veterans Added to Proposed Budget
- Dial-Gauge Pressure Canners Should Be Tested Annually
- For Tennesseans, Military Appreciation Starts at Home
- County Commission Holds Land Use Plan’s Fate
- Bobcat Receivers, Secondary Highlight Strong Spring
- GCVA Shows Appreciation
- Campbellsville Ice Cream Churn Off Set for Saturday
- STAAR Theatre Hosts Open House Tomorrow
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The new 2021-22 state budget includes more than $730 million in new spending for education, … Read more
Last week marked Memorial Day and the end of Military Appreciation Month. But here in Tennes… Read more
Now, more than ever, our young people need a post-secondary degree or certificate to get a g… Read more
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