After almost three years of discussions and proposals the effort to upgrade Giles County schools gained some traction for the first time last …
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- COVID-19 Daily Update — Aug. 13
- Scenarios Sought to Fund Schools Upgrades Plan
- Lynnville Community Club Reissues City Flag
- The Other Side: 'Black, Female Yankee' — Chapter 3
- Internet Service Must Be Extended to All of Giles
- COVID-19 Daily Update — Aug. 12
- 'March for Equality' Set for Saturday
- This Week's Citizen Spotlight Is Donald C. Haney
Giles County increased to 402 patients who have tested positive for COVID-19, coronavirus, as of 2 p.m. today, Aug. 13, according to the Tenne…
Lynnville became the first town in Giles County to have its own flag when a group of residents presented a flag of their own design at the 197…
Peaceful protesters are planning to take to the streets of Pulaski Saturday, Aug. 15, with the hopes of starting a conversation about the rece…
The Minor Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved a motion to add Randy Ervin as a reserve officer with his addition as a full-time officer …
In light of recent social strife throughout the country, the city of Pulaski is proposing the formation of a committee to address local issues…
During the 80th Annual Red Carpet Horse Show of the South Saturday, Giles Countian Philip Trimble takes the first Doug Wolaver Championship Cl…
It’s football time in Tennessee – well hold everything.
The Pulaski Lions Club will host the Beat Down in P-Town Demolition Derby and Lawn Mower Derby July 30 and Aug. 1 beginning at 5 p.m. both day…
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- COVID-19 Daily Update — Aug. 13
- Scenarios Sought to Fund Schools Upgrades Plan
- Lynnville Community Club Reissues City Flag
- The Other Side: 'Black, Female Yankee' — Chapter 3
- Internet Service Must Be Extended to All of Giles
- COVID-19 Daily Update — Aug. 12
- 'March for Equality' Set for Saturday
- This Week's Citizen Spotlight Is Donald C. Haney
- Minor Hill to Hire New Officer
- Pulaski Stockyard Cattle Market Report — Aug. 11
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Community, Church Briefs
- Matthew 25 Temporarily Closes
- Trail of Tears Interpretive Center
- Campbellsville School Reunion
- Minor Hill School Reunion
- Giles County Historical Society
- Giles County Public Library Reopening
- Pets Available for Adoption
- Narconon
- Betterway House
- Narcotics Anonymous
- Blessings Box
- WHIP+ Sign-Ups Underway
- SNAP Shelter, Medical Cost Assistance
- Giles County Child Loss Support Group
- SNAP Application Assistance
- Spay/Neuter Program Temporarily Suspended
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