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Lawrenceburg Rotarian Patrick Hughes was recognized as a Paul Harris Fellow during the club's regular Friday meeting on October 9, 2026. The recognition was presented by Rotary Foundation Co-Chair Paul Wayne. The Paul Harris Fellow recognition, named in honor of Rotary's founder, Paul Harris, is one of the most recognized honors of The Rotary Foundation. The recognition is awarded to individuals who contribute, or have contributions made in their name, […]
Boone Gobble, a junior at Lawrence County High School and National President of the National Beta Club, was the featured speaker at the Friday, October 9, meeting of the Lawrenceburg Rotary Club. Gobble was introduced by Rotarian Tiffany Cope and LCHS Beta Club Sponsor Marilee Betz Good. The National Beta Club is the nation's largest nonprofit educational youth organization dedicated to service, leadership, and academic achievement for students in […]
The Lawrence County Election Commission is reminding voters of their assigned precincts for the upcoming Lawrenceburg city election and clarifying voting procedures for property owners who live outside the city limits. According to election officials, individuals who live outside Lawrenceburg but own qualifying property within the city may be eligible to vote in the municipal election. These voters must cast their city ballots at the Lawrence County Election Office, located […]
Lawrence County Board of Education John Daniel, Chairman Bill Adams, Vice-Chairman Corey Rochelle Kirk Weathers Brittney Shaw Janet Alexander Brenda Jacobs Jerry Dryden Dr. Chad Shannon AGENDA Work Session October 15, 2026 at 4:30 p.m. Pledge Roll Call: Budget Items for Consideration/Discussion/Action Insurance Premiums - Employees and Retiree Benefits DCES - 50/50 request for gym padding; Vendor: SportsGraphics c. SHS -50/50 request for Theater upgrades Other Items for Consideration/Discussion/Action MGT […]
Lawrence County EMS officially transitioned to a new shift schedule Friday morning, October 9, aimed at improving employee wellness, recruitment and retention. The department has moved from a schedule of 24 hours on duty followed by 48 hours off to a 24-hour shift followed by 72 hours off. EMS officials say the change will provide responders with additional recovery time, improve work-life balance and help reduce the physical and mental […]
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Boone Gobble, a junior at Lawrence County High School and National President of the National Beta Club, was the featured speaker at the Friday, October 9, meeting of the Lawrenceburg Rotary Club. Gobble was introduced by Rotarian Tiffany Cope and LCHS Beta Club Sponsor Marilee Betz Good.The National Beta Club is the nation's largest nonprofit educational youth organization dedicated to service, leadership, and academic achievement for students in grades 4 through 12. Gobble shared his personal journey through Beta Club, describing the experiences and opportunities that led to his election as Junior Tennessee State President and Senior National President.As National President, Gobble represents Beta Club members across the country and participates in state Beta conventions and the National Beta Convention. His leadership responsibilities will take him to up to 11 states during his term, providing opportunities to meet fellow members, encourage leadership development, and promote community service.Gobble emphasized the importance of service to others, highlighting local organizations with which Beta Club members partner on community projects. These include local programs such as Clothe Our Kids, The Shelter, and the Lawrence County Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition (LCSAP). Through these partnerships, students gain valuable experience in volunteerism while making a positive difference in their communities.He also noted the strong presence of Beta Club throughout Lawrence County, with an active club in every school in the Lawrence County school system. This widespread participation provides students with opportunities to develop leadership skills, achieve academic excellence, and engage in meaningful service projects.Gobble's presentation reflected the close alignment between the National Beta Club's commitment to service and Rotary International's guiding principle of Service Above Self. His accomplishments as a student leader on the national stage are a source of pride for Lawrence County and demonstrate the positive impact of youth leadership and community involvement. ... See MoreSee Less
