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Southern Middle Tennessee and North Alabama are growing fast. Habitat for Humanity builds homes for families in need and says the affordable housing crisis here has left 600 families on their waiting list right now in North Alabama. Habitat for Humanity of the River Valley serves multiple areas, including Huntsville, Madison, Limestone, and Jackson counties. 500 families in Madison County and another 100 in Limestone County are waiting, and that’s […]

First National Bank invites you to join them for lunch at the Pulaski Office for our Community Appreciation Picnic Monday, June 23rd from 11am until 1pm @ the community park gazebo. Lunch will include grilled hamburgers and hot dogs plus all the trimmings. Free Food, Live Music, and Door Prizes will all be part of the fun. Everyone is welcome to have lunch with First National Bank as they celebrate […]

The Giles County Farmer’s Market will crank-up for the season Tuesday, June 10th, 2025. The market will be held @ the Giles County Agri-Park, and will feature home grown Giles County Produce, Artisans, Breads, Meats, and more. Local grower’s and Vendor’s are welcome. The Giles County Farmer’s Market will take place every Tuesday afternoon from 3 until 6pm @ 2014 Elkton Pike, Pulaski (the Giles County Agri-Park). For more information […]

The Lawrenceburg Saturday Free Lunch program has announced the schedule for the last week in May and the month of June. The program, sponsored by God’s Storehouse and local churches and provides free lunch each Saturday. Drive-thru style serving usually starts @ 11:30am. Here’s the schedule...May 31st – Meal provided by First Presbyterian Church at 252 Admiral Circle (E. Gaines and Admiral Circle) June 7th – Meal provided by Mars […]

The Tennessee Highway Patrol is a multi-faceted, full-service, statewide law enforcement agency with numerous divisions. Daily services performed by a Tennessee state trooper include:  Assisting the public, enforcement of criminal and traffic laws, traffic enforcement, motorcycle traffic patrol, crash investigation, crash reconstruction, criminal interdiction, criminal investigations, identity crimes investigations, special operations and tactical duties, K-9 handling, diving, aviation, executive protective services, bomb squad, and much more. To accept the challenge […]

The Tennessee Statewide Independent Living Council Quarterly Meeting will be held May 30th, 2025, from 10:00am until 1:00pm @ Fairfield Inn & Suites Nashville, 7636 Highway 70 South, Nashville. The purpose of the meeting will be to review the Division of Rehabilitation Services, Centers for Independent Living and Statewide Independent Living Council’s responsibility under Title Seven, relating to promoting a philosophy of independent living to maximize the leadership, empowerment, independence, […]

Tennessee Kids Belong along with Omni Family Services, DCS, Harmony, Youth Villages, Centerstone, and WRAP Giles, is hosting a very important event. June 17th an awareness/recruitment event will be held at CB Outreach in Pulaski. The goal will be both to help find more foster families to serve the 109 children in Giles County alone, but also to help build community support for those families. At TN Kids Belong, we […]

As the Giles County Budget process continues,The Giles County Commission Finance & Administration Meeting(s) will be held in the Annex Basement Boardroom, today, Thursday, May 29th, 2025 from 8:30am until 12pm (noon). Items on the Agenda include...Preliminaries, Approval of Minutes, for the Budget (Finance) Committee...the Fiscal Year 25/26 Interdepartmental Budgets, then any Old Business and any New Business. The Chair will ensure time for public comment prior to voting on […]

A highly toxic plant that can be deadly if it’s ingested is spreading fast across the State of Tennessee. Poison Hemlock is about to bloom in Tennessee and is already spreading along roadsides, fields and fence lines, according to the Tennessee Department of Agriculture. Experts say the plant is toxic to humans and animals, adding that just touching or inhaling particles while cutting can be harmful. The U.S. Department of […]

An estimated $37.7 million in federal funding across 42 grants for the University of Tennessee System has been lost. The majority of the cuts $31.2 million comes from eight terminated grants at the UT Institute of Agriculture. The institute houses the university’s agriculture research arm as well as its statewide educational organization providing resources to Tennessee farmers and communities in all 95 counties. The UT school system was set to […]