At its monthly meeting, the Lynnville Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted to turn over the town’s Blackberry Festival to the Lynnville Community Club.
Lynnville Mayor Robert White announced that the tax bills received by city residents were incorrect at the Dec. 1 meeting.
The Lynnville Board of Mayor and Aldermen focused on the health and safety of the city’s residents at its Nov. 17 meeting.
What better way to celebrate the upcoming holiday season than with parades of floats, lights and Christmas cheer! Best of all, social distancing and hygienic decorum can be practiced at these events.
Lynnville Mayor Robert White led a spirited board meeting Oct. 6, during which he and others discussed balancing several of the town’s revenue streams.
The Lynnville Board of Mayor and Aldermen met Sept. 15 for the first time following their swearing-in.
The town of Lynnville swore in its new mayor and aldermen Aug. 31 at the Lynnville Municipal Building.
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 1976 Bicentennial Celebration in town. Since that time, the original flag went missing, so the Lynnville Community Club decided to recreate the flag base…
Tommy Hyatt came out on top in a highly contested race for Giles County Assessor of Property in yesterday’s county general election.
The Town of Lynnville will host its annual Blackberry Festival Saturday, July 18, continuing a tradition that dates back more than a decade with vendors and entertainment for those of all ages.
The Giles County Sheriff’s Department responded to a 220 Cline St. residence in Lynnville June 27 in reference to an altercation that resulted in one person being shot.
Greetings from the historic town of Lynnville. Hope everyone is staying well and has not been sick from the virus. Some individuals say they are getting “cabin fever,” and some say they are enjoying being at home and cleaning out things. Which category do you fall in? Just try to enjoy yours…
Three local roads were resurfaced in downtown Lynnville May 22.
From Big Machine Moonshine to hand sanitizer, Lynnville's Big Machine Distillery is helping America in the battle against COVID-19.
To save the town money, members of the Lynnville Board of Mayor and Aldermen and possibly others have volunteered to paint the rest of the Reid Community Theatre, which houses the Lynnville Branch of the Giles County Public Library.
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