The Pulaski Electric System Power Board will meet Tuesday, December 16, 2025, at 8 a.m. to consider several policy updates and routine business items. The agenda includes approval of minutes from the November 18 meeting, discussion of proposed changes to Policy POL 7.3.20 regarding the living-radius requirement, and review and approval of Policy POL 4.1.30 on payment procedures. Board members will also consider updates to Policy POL 6.3.70 governing Network […]

The Maury County Sheriff’s Department responded to a shooting overnight from Thursday (12/11) into Friday (12/12) near Bluegrass Drive, where one person sustained multiple gunshot wounds. Authorities say the individual responsible has been taken into custody, and there is no ongoing threat to the public. Residents may notice an increased law enforcement presence in the area as deputies process the scene, collect evidence, and continue the investigation. Officials say this […]

Authorities say a woman was struck by a vehicle Thursday evening while attending the Florence Christmas Parade, according to Shoals Insider. Florence Police Department officers responded at 7:29 p.m. along the parade route after the adult female was hit. She sustained leg injuries but was conscious and able to communicate with first responders at the scene, FPD spokesman Josh Meza said. Because of the nature of her injuries, the woman […]

On Thursday (12/11), Pulaski Police executed a search warrant at 1806 Kay Drive, the residence of Michael Dewayne Holley, following a months-long investigation into alleged inappropriate contact with a minor. Evidence obtained during the investigation led to Holley’s arrest. He was taken to the Giles County Jail and charged with aggravated statutory rape. He remains in custody under a $250,000 bond and is scheduled to appear in court on Tuesday […]

Tennessee’s unemployment rate remained steady at 3.6% in September, according to the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development. The release of September data was delayed due to disruptions at the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics during the federal government shutdown. The state’s rate was below the national rate of 4.4%. Between August and September, Tennessee added 3,400 nonfarm jobs, with the largest gains in accommodation and food services, durable […]