The students of Elkton Elementary School who have qualified to be named on the school’s third nine-week honor roll of the 2019-20 academic year are:

Southside Elementary School’s March Student of the Month is Brooks Foster.

The Richland High School class of 2020 Top Ten are (from left) valedictorian Lauren Gillespie, salutatorian Breanna Scharber, third Kaymen Hustrulid, fourth Marti Hood, fifth Hannah White, sixth Emin Kirimlioglu, seventh Emma Riggin, eighth Madison Foster, ninth Katie Stevenson and 10th Sere…

Tennessee College of Applied Technology Pulaski (TCAT-Pulaski) has reopened its campus after temporarily closing out of caution due to COVID-19.

Giles County High School senior Elizabeth Cardin takes home first place in the local Giles Memorial VFW Auxiliary Voice of Democracy essay contest and third place in the VFW Fifth District contest. The VOD contest is open to all students, including home-schooled students, in grades 9-12. Car…

Ever since she was little, Courtney Massey wanted to be a nurse. She was one of few people who mapped out her career at a young age, and she took that plan with her all the way to Martin Methodist College, not far from her home in Columbia.

Southside Elementary School’s February Student of the Month is Cheyenne Wood.

Giles County School Nutrition has announced a new program that will deliver meals to students’ doorsteps for free. The program will begin when the current drive-through pick-up and bus route delivery of meals to students ends May 22.

The Giles County School System will continue to offer FREE BREAKFAST AND LUNCH through May 22.  

In a statement today, Thursday, Giles County Director of Schools Vicky Beard spoke of ending the 2019-20 school year following Gov. Bill Lee's recommendation Wednesday that all schools remain closed for the remainder of the school year.

Richland Junior High’s Top Ten are (seated, from left) first Cooper Dault, second Andrew Long, tied for third, Lex Greene and Sara Woodard, fifth Landon Hawkins, (standing) tied for sixth, Alli Cayt Hewitt and Mathias Lugurt, tied for eighth, Alexis Jones and (at right) Molly Pierson, and 10…

Richland Elementary School’s March Students of the Month are (back row, from left) second grader Lorelei Helton, first grader Shaylie Williams, fifth grader Audrey Long, third grader Adalina Kalentkowski, fourth grader Jaxson Morton, (front row) pre-kindergartner Christina Holt and (not pict…

Students in Giles County have not seen the inside of their classrooms in nearly a month, but remote learning opportunities are abundant during this unprecedented crisis. 

Richland School’s 2020 Eighth Grade Superlatives are Most Studious, Cooper Dault and Sara Woodard; Most Popular, Landon Johnson and Karly Faulkner; Best All Around, Gabbi Alsup and Brody Kincannon; Wittiest, Lex Greene, Jaiden Parris and Danica Bridgers; Friendliest, Kennedy Sanders and Came…

Richland School’s February Students of the Month are (from left) sixth grader Danica Riggins, seventh grader Elias Locke, eighth grader Ashton White and high school students, Zoe Parks and (not pictured) Nic Bell.   Submitted

Richland Elementary School’s February Students of the Month are (back row, from left) first grader Landyn Zimmerman, third grader Caydence Dunavant, fourth grader Zarela Garcia, fifth grader Lav Patel, second grader Bryson Davis, (front row) pre-kindergartner Oliver Workman and kindergartner…

First National Bank’s 2019-20 Student Advisory Board members are (from left ascending) Hope Drake, Abby Woods, Maggie Perry, Komal Patel, Allie Toone, Lindsey Barnickle, Addie Lake, Lucas Hatfield, Bill Hatfield, Ellie Reynolds, Dakorbian Bellefant, Elizabeth Cardin, Eve Hanna, Hannah White,…

Richland Elementary School’s January Students of the Month are (back row, from left) third grader Shelton Hux, fourth grader Andi Guess, second grader Elizabeth Baker, fifth grader Grayson Williams, (front row) kindergartner Gavin Finch and pre-kindergartner Charlie Faye Corbit.   Submitted

Richland School’s January Students of the Month are (from left) sixth grader Wyatt Journey, seventh grader Cole Drake, eighth grader Melissa Perez and sophomores, Lacey Reedy and (not pictured) William Ables.   Submitted