The Giles County Board of Education discussed a textbook committee during its work session Nov. 17.
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As the year comes to its end, the Giles County Economic Development Commission’s (EDC) full board met for the last time this year to discuss project updates, unemployment rates, to welcome new board members and approve some other business as well.
The Giles County Board of Education discussed a textbook committee during its work session Nov. 17.
The Giles County Commission’s Insurance Committee moved a proposal through that could create significant savings for county employees on their health insurance premiums.
The Giles County Agri Park Committee has been wrestling with a long list of issues concerning the operation of the park and the role of the committee that oversees the county-owned property.
The City of Minor Hill kicked off the Christmas Season Sunday with an afternoon filled with holiday fun.
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State, county and city officials cut the ribbon officially opening the new Giles County Archives facility Nov. 15.
A deep chill is in the air and preparations are underway for the annual Giles County Christmas Tree and Courthouse Lighting that will have everyone mingling and jingling around Pulaski’s Square Dec. 1.
The Giles County Commission will try different meeting times starting in the spring of 2023, after a compromise resulted in enough votes to pass the change at its November meeting.
Christmas lights, holiday glee, joyful spirits and so many trees. Giles County knows how to ring in the yuletide with parades galore.
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State and city officials along with members of the community gather for the unveiling of a Civil War Trails marker titled “Fort Lilly: Guarding Vital Roads and Railways.”
Inside this week’s edition of the PULASKI CITIZEN, you’ll find our annual Thanksgiving special section spotlighting Giles County students with full-color photos and graphics throughout.
After almost 15 years of discussion about the need for a new Giles County Emergency Medical Services’ (EMS) building, the Giles County Commission’s Property Committee determined to have land owned by the county tested for consideration.
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The Minor Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen confirmed several upcoming community events at the Nov. 1 meeting.
The full county commission will consider a project that would close the communications gaps for emergency responders across Giles County.
The Giles County Commission is scheduled to meet in full session Monday, Nov. 21, at 9 a.m. on the second floor of the Giles County Courthouse.
The University of Tennessee President’s Council will hold its ninth annual showcase and awards dinner on Nov. 18, in Pulaski, Tennessee.
Giles County celebrated Veterans Day with a parade around Historic Downtown Pulaski and a ceremony on the Pulaski Square Nov. 11.
At its monthly meeting Oct. 4, the Lynnville Board of Mayor and Aldermen discussed how a recent power outage brought to light issues with a water pumping station operated by the town. Several customers lost water on Fairview Road during the outage.
Commemorate Pulaski’s Civil War history as we unveil an official Civil War Trails marker at Cave Springs Heritage Plaza Wednesday, Nov. 16, at 11 a.m. with Civil War Trails Inc., the Tennessee Department of Tourist Development and the Giles County Chamber of Commerce.
With the holiday season approaching, preparations for generosity and gifts of all kinds are as well.
After much planning and hard work, the Giles County Archives has a new home.
With a lot of new faces, the Giles County Financial Management Committee received an overview of their responsibilities last week.
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The Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury’s Office released findings in its investigative report of the city of Ardmore Nov. 3, detailing multiple violations.
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Pulaski voters elected a new mayor while Ardmore, Tenn., voters re-elected their mayor in the Nov. 8 general election that also included a county “liquor by the drink” referendum.
Giles County is adding a new tradition to its Veterans Day festivities this year with a parade to honor those in the county who have and are serving in all branches of the military. All have been asked to participate.
The Giles County Board of Education voted Nov. 3 to allow the local Health Department to administer flu vaccines within the schools for free, with parental consent.
Giles County will welcome Dr. E. Casey Wardynski as the speaker for the annual Veterans Day celebration held at the Courthouse Gazebo at 11 a.m. sharp Friday, Nov. 11.
Since being approved for the Tennessee Emergency Broadband Fund grant, Pulaski Electric System (PES) has been preparing to start the project that is expected to roll out in multiple phases at once.
The Giles County Trail of Tears Interpretive Center held its annual commemorative walk Nov. 5, honoring and remembering the Cherokee who passed through Giles County on the Bell and Benge Routes in 1838. The walk itself was abbreviated due to the rain, but the event remained a touching tribute.
With the transload rail facility up and running, Patriot Rail has approached the City of Pulaski about purchasing land that is in the 100-year flood plain to be built up to provide storage opportunities for those using the rail site.
The Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen will next meet in regular session at City Hall Tuesday, Nov. 8, at noon.
With accurate election information from the Giles County Election Commission and Tennessee's No. 1 Election Integrity Ranking, Giles County voters can cast their ballot with confidence.
The Giles County Health Department is proud to be a part of Fight Flu ’22 on Nov. 9, 2022, as we are encouraging everyone who is eligible to receive a flu shot to do so.
The 2022 elections brought in new Giles County commissioners who are now learning what exactly their roles entail and what their responsibilities are on the commission committees on which they serve.
Since being approved for the Tennessee Emergency Broadband Fund grant, Pulaski Electric System (PES) has been preparing to start the project that is expected to roll out in multiple phases at once.
If a county road does not have a speed limit sign, vehicles may tend to travel at higher speeds regardless of the condition of the roads.
The Giles County Trail of Tears Interpretive Center will host its annual commemorative walk Saturday, Nov. 5.
Thursday, Nov. 3, is the last day for Tennesseans of early voting for the Nov. 8 State and Federal General election.
Pulaski will receive the 2022 TAP Grant for $1.48 million to include sidewalks to the east side of town.
People in the Elkton area can now use free broadband internet at Elkton City Hall and Elkton School thanks to the installation of the area's new Elkton Community Hotspot.
More than a year after Jim Grimes was murdered, investigators have announced they have new information that they believe will help lead to the capture of Grimes’ killer.
The Ardmore Public Library has a new director.
Another event to add to your calendar Saturday, Oct. 29, is the Pulaski Recreation Center’s 10th Annual Fusion event that will feature music, food, vendors and fun.
Boys & Girls Clubs of South Central Tennessee (BGCSCTN) has announced that the Board of Directors has unanimously named Ginny Wright as the next Chief Executive Officer, effective Oct. 31, 2022. BGCSCTN conducted its search process with the assistance of Boys & Girls Clubs of America…
The Minor Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved a new librarian and board member at the Oct. 4 meeting.
The Giles County Agri Park Committee has begun the task of creating bylaws, rules and regulations and a lease agreement for use of the facility.
Have you noticed the influx of peculiar scarecrows around town lately? That’s because the Tattie Bogles are back as a Giles County tradition!
More than 900 votes have been cast since early voting for the Nov. 8 election began last week in Giles County.
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