The Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen took on several items during Monday’s work session, in preparation for next week’s regular meeting.
Pulaski Alderman Ricky Keith has announced his candidacy for re-election.
Pulaski Alderman Randy Massey has announced his candidacy for re-election this November.
The Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen continues to discuss the formation of a Community Advisory Committee.
The Pulaski Board of Mayor and Alderman have approved an amended request to honor and commemorate Bridgeforth High School PA Announcer Joe R. McClure and the Blue Devils, Bridgeforth’s sports teams, at Sam Davis Park.
Citing experience and a desire to give more to the community, Larry Worsham has announced his candidacy for one of three seats on the Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen on the Nov. 3 ballot.
The Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen decided to table the decision of an additional plaque being added to the door of the PA announcer booth in the George Martin Press Box at Sam Davis Park to collect more information.
A request to add a name to the honorarium of the Sam Davis Park football announcer booth is scheduled to be among the items on the agenda for next week’s meeting of the Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen.
The Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen is looking into the possibility of building a splash pad in place of the community pool at the Pulaski Recreation Center.
Several alderman candidates met the necessary requirements just before the qualifying deadline for the Nov. 3 election in Pulaski and Ardmore, Tenn.
A 48-year-old Pulaski man was arrested and charged in connection with thefts reported at two local churches, according to the Pulaski Police Department.
Giles County’s “March for Equality” came and went with no violence as approximately 150 peaceful protesters marched from the Pulaski Square to Sam Davis Stadium and back.
The Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen discussed raising the city’s parade permit bond during their work session Monday, after Alderman Randy Massey suggested the idea during last week’s city council meeting.
The Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen heard from a handful of concerned citizens Tuesday regarding rumors of ill-intentioned outside protesters joining Saturday's March for Equality.
Peaceful protesters are planning to take to the streets of Pulaski Saturday, Aug. 15, with the hopes of starting a conversation about the recent issues facing our nation and our community.
Wright Paving Company out of Fayetteville performs paving and street work over the weekend on and around the Pulaski Square. This year’s list of potential street projects includes around two dozen streets which could be addressed out of the city’s $1.5 million budget. The company was hard at…
The Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen will meet in regular session at noon Tuesday, Aug. 11, at City Hall.
Construction for a pad-ready site will provide the county with a competitive edge for prospective industries, meaning possibly more jobs for Giles Countians.
The City of Pulaski now recognizes Juneteenth as an official holiday.
The balancing act that is history and heritage was on full display last night (Monday) at Pulaski City Hall when the Board of Mayor and Aldermen met to discuss, among other things, the possibility of changing the name of Sam Davis Park.
The Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen is scheduled to discuss changing the name of Sam Davis Park during its work session Monday, July 20.
The announcer’s booth in the George Martin Press Box at Sam Davis Stadium will now be called the Bill Holt Announcer’s Booth.
The announcer’s booth inside the George Martin pressbox at Sam Davis Park could soon be called the Bill Holt Booth.
Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) installed signs this week along Richland Creek to warn of the dangers presented by a low head dam.
There will be a fireworks show presented by the City of Pulaski this year, just a little different.
The City of Pulaski will resume utility cutoffs due to nonpayment, effective upon the next billing cycle.
A town that has dealt with its share of racial strife in the past, mostly not of its own making, is starting to look inward at whether enough has been done to promote racial unity and exactly what enough is.
Why are cattle allowed in the Pulaski city limits but not chickens?
The suspension of Pulaski utility cutoffs for nonpayment could end in July.
Three seats on the Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen will be up for election in November and the board will consider a resolution next week asking for a city election.
The city of Pulaski is set to receive $198,000 in economic stimulus and infrastructure grant funds from the state of Tennessee as part of COVID-19 relief.
Dozens of citizens demonstrated peacefully on the Courthouse Square in Pulaski June 6.
The city of Pulaski could make needed upgrades and capital improvements to its water and sewer infrastructure with grants offered through the state of Tennessee.
With many cities across the country seeing non-violent protests turn violent after the death of George Floyd, the city of Pulaski discussed how residents can go about staging a peaceful protest lawfully.
The Pulaski Parks and Recreation Department, in conjunction with the city of Pulaski, announced its plan to safely reopen all city parks as well as the recreation center as of June 1.
The Pulaski Parks and Recreation Department, in conjunction with the city of Pulaski, has announced a plan to safely reopen all city parks as well as the recreation center June 1.
The Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen has adopted a resolution to file delinquent taxes from 2018.
Pulaski City Administator Terry Harrison received a favorable evaluation from the Board of Mayor Aldermen’s annual review.
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A 21-year-old Pulaski man faces multiple charges in connection with shootings on Childers Street in Pulaski May 9-10.
One person was injured in a pair of shooting incidents in Pulaski Saturday.
The Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen is scheduled to meet virtually at noon tomorrow (Tuesday).
A public hearing has been set for the proposed 2020-21 City of Pulaski budget as the Board of Mayor and Aldermen resumed their regular meeting schedule this week.
The Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen discussed the community’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic in a special meeting March 26.
Editor's Note: As of today, Wednesday, March 25, according to tn.gov/health, there are no confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Giles County. Four counties contiguous to Giles — Maury and Lincoln in Tennessee and Limestone and Lauderdale in Alabama — have confirmed cases.
Editor's Note: As of today, Wednesday, March 25, according to tn.gov/health, there are no confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Giles County. Four counties contiguous to Giles — Maury and Lincoln in Tennessee and Limestone and Lauderdale in Alabama — have confirmed cases.
Editor's Note: As of today, Wednesday, March 25, according to tn.gov/health, there are no confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Giles County. Four counties contiguous to Giles — Maury and Lincoln in Tennessee and Limestone and Lauderdale in Alabama — have confirmed cases.
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