PES Energize is reminding its cable TV customers that it will discontinue cable TV service effective May 1.
PES Energize is reminding its cable TV customers that it will discontinue cable TV service effective May 1.
Two new, adult-size changing tables mean families affected by disability have better access to the Giles County community.
Lowering the speed limits and increasing penalties was the consensus opinion among members of the Pulaski Board of Mayor Aldermen concerning speeding on two neighborhood streets.
After 43 years of dedicated service to Giles County and the people within it, Giles EMS Director Roy Griggs has retired.
The Giles County Commission recognized former EMS Director Roy Griggs, who retired Feb. 28, by honoring him with a Giles County Meritorious Service Award during its regular session March 20.
Pulaski Electric System (PES) has been looking to expand high speed fiber optic internet throughout the county and was awarded a Tennessee Emergency Broadband Fund (TEBF-ARP) grant to assist them in that goal this past year.
The city of Minor Hill in the southern end of Giles County continues to carve out a traditional way of life with local elected officials and citizens teaming up to make the city a place its residents can take pride in.
The town of Lynnville has received a face-lift over the last year thanks to a facade grant that allowed local businesses and the city to improve the look of the downtown area with new awnings, signage and paint.
With so many roles to fill within several different departments serving the community, efficiency is key.
While Elkton experienced some turnover in its city government heading into 2023, the Board of Mayor and Aldermen and local residents are united in their goal of improving the community for all who call it home.
Finding a way to incentivize its employees through health insurance premiums was a key success for the Giles County government over the past year.
Despite rolling out two massive projects last year, progress continues at the Pulaski Parks and Recreation Department in 2023.
Giles County middle and high schools received a total of $2.7 million in grant money as part of the Innovative School Models program from the state of Tennessee.
The March meeting of the Lynnville Mayor and Board of Aldermen was standing room only as dozens of citizens came to hear a discussion about farmers’ rights and zoning. The issue was raised following citizens’ complaints regarding the odor coming from a cattle farm located, in part, within ci…
The Pulaski Citizen after 168 years — and six different locations — has moved back to the historic Pulaski Square. You’ll find them in the ReMax building on the southeast corner.
One of the biggest changes for the City of Pulaski in 2023 was starting the year with a new mayor.
A policy for the use of the Giles County Courthouse and grounds is among the items expected to be considered by the County Commission when it meets in full session Monday.
Although a price per acre has been discussed, the Elkton Board of Mayor and Aldermen will look for more guidance on how to proceed with a recent request to purchase city property.A pair of individuals had inquired about purchasing property, one for an eight-acre wooded tract near the city pa…
Parade permits are among the items on the agenda for the Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen when it meets in regular session
Giles County School System employees will pay less for their family health insurance premiums going forward.
The Robertson Fork Creek Bridge in Lynnville was dedicated Feb. 28 in honor of the late Charles Edward Jett, former mayor, alderman and lifelong resident of Lynnville. The bridge on Church Street was the site of the dedication, and is also on Abernathy Road.
Today (Wednesday) marked the final day in a long career for Pulaski/Giles County Economic Development Director David Hamilton.
Heavy winds wreaked havoc across Giles County Friday, leaving thousands without power and a lot of trees to clear from roads.
The Giles County Democratic Party will hold a Reorganization Convention to elect new leaders Saturday, March 18.
Non-profit organizations have a new schedule for submitting their requests for funding appropriations during the upcoming budget creation process.
Lowering employees’ health insurance premium costs by 35-40 percent will be considered by the Giles County Board of Education when it meets in regular session tomorrow (Thursday).At its work session last week, the school board heard a proposal to decrease the amount school employees pay for …
Another year, another successful community-sponsored radio auction, which has yielded an astounding $70,782 for the Giles County Little League and Exchange Park.After the first week raised $30,213 from 368 items, the second week’s totals came in at 409 sold items and $40,569 in bids and dona…
Anyone receiving a permit or license from the city of Pulaski should know the municipal, state and federal laws that apply to the activities for which they have been permitted or licensed.
The county is moving forward in researching property to house the Giles County Ambulance Service and possibly more county emergency response services.
The Giles County Little League will benefit from this year’s WKSR Radio Auction that topped $30,213 with 368 items sold in its first week Sunday.
Creating a public policy for the use of Giles County Courthouse grounds, and how to handle an existing conflict in the use of those grounds, was discussed at length last week during a meeting of the county commission’s Legislative Committee.
Lynnville Chief of Police Don Laws died suddenly Feb. 17.
Two Pulaski men face multiple charges in connection with a late January shooting.
Multiple families have been displaced and lost personal belongings to a fire that ravaged a Pulaski apartment building Sunday.
February is the month for celebrating love and what better way to spread that spirit than by donating and bidding to support the Giles County Little League at this year’s WKSR Radio Auction Sundays, Feb. 19 and Feb. 26.
The Giles County Agri Park is moving forward with plans for 2023 events under new bylaws and new rules and regulations for the use of the park.
The Giles County Commission will consider a resolution apportioning $4.5 million in county Broadband Infrastructure funding to three companies who have received state funds as well.
After nearly 50 years in service to the City of Pulaski, Fire Chief Don Collins is ready for retirement.
Pulaski Water Department crew members tackled a multi-break water leak on Braly Lane last week that left most of the west side of Pulaski without water for much of the day.
Historic Blooming Grove Church burned to the ground the morning of Feb. 6.
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The Pulaski Citizen staff is excited to announce that the local newspaper will not cease operations as announced last week. Instead, the community treasure will experience rebirth as part of a larger media family under new leadership.
American Legion Post 60 makes a donation to Community Rural Food Deliver.
According to its website, the mission of the Middle Tennessee Council, Boy Scouts of America, of which Giles County is a part, is to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law. Giles County is a membe…
The Ardmore Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved a new public address system to be installed in the meeting room at Ardmore City Hall during the Feb. 2 monthly meeting.
Street paving bids and some parade permits are among the items the Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen will consider when it meets next week.
Pulaski Police continue to investigate a shooting last week, that left one man injured.
The Tennessee Department of Human Services (TDHS) is announcing its participation in the 2023 Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) and the opening of this year’s application period. The goal of the Summer Food Service Program is to ensure children 18 and younger, who benefit from meal programs…
Giles County Executive Graham Stowe has shared a letter received concerning the nonpayment of personal property taxes, and warning that the letter is a scam despite its official appearance.
The Pulaski Electric System (PES) Power Board began last week’s meeting with an introduction and oath of office for Pulaski Mayor J.J. Brindley.
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