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12/25/2025

12/25/2025

Down forget to watch for Santa!!!

12/24/2025

UPDATE: All occupants are reported to be out of the vehicle.
A single vehicle rollover crash has been reported on Beeler Road in the Gandy area of Lawrence County. Avoid this area while crews work the scene.

12/23/2025

Domino’s is bringing Christmas Eve Specials to its Lawrenceburg, Fayetteville, Pulaski, and Ardmore stores on December 24. Customers can order online for pickup and enjoy holiday pizza deals before the stores close at 5PM.

12/23/2025

The Lawrence County Commission has scheduled two committee meetings for Tuesday, December 30, both to be held at the Administrative Center.

The Highway Committee will meet at 4:30 p.m. to discuss a proposed memorial bridge dedication. That meeting will be followed by a meeting of the Commission as a Whole at 5:00 p.m., during which commissioners are expected to discuss selecting a successor for the position of county attorney.

Both meetings will take place in the second-floor conference room of the Administrative Center. The meetings are open to the public, and residents are welcome to attend.

12/23/2025

What an incredible day at Shop with the Sheriff’s 2025! 💙 This event made a lasting impact by bringing smiles, joy, and holiday cheer to so many kids across our community. The bonds built between our youth and law enforcement were truly special, and the memories created will last a lifetime. The photos capture the heart of this day perfectly—and they say it all. 📸✨ Stay tuned for a video recap coming soon!
Lawrence County, TN Sheriff's Office

12/23/2025

Friends of Lawrence County Animals presents The Lawrence County-Lawrenceburg Animal Shelter Hour! With guest Tracy and Jay Piovarcy from Parkes Lumber Co.

Lawrence County - Lawrenceburg Animal Shelter Hearing Services of Middle Tennessee Story & Lee Furniture Parkes Lumber Co.

12/23/2025

This precious dog Queenie has had a rough go at it. She only has three legs but the biggest heart we have ever seen!
Stop by Lawrence County - Lawrenceburg Animal Shelter to visit the incredible baby!

Thanks to Hearing Services of Middle TennesseeStory & Lee FurnitureParkes Lumber Co. for all their support in loving these pups!

12/23/2025

State Sen. Joey Hensley, MD, said the 114th General Assembly wrapped up the 2025 session with significant progress on tax relief and economic policy aimed at making Tennessee a stronger place to live, work, and raise a family.

Hensley noted that since 2011, the General Assembly has approved more than $8.2 billion in tax cuts, a strategy he said has helped broaden the state’s economic base and attract new investment while allowing families to keep more of their income.

A key achievement cited by Hensley was the full repeal of the Hall income tax, which he said returned more than $1.8 billion to Tennesseans and benefited seniors and retirees in particular. Lawmakers also eliminated the state’s death and gift taxes, providing more than $1.2 billion in relief and easing the transfer of family farms and small businesses to future generations.

The senator said lawmakers have also targeted everyday costs. Reductions to the grocery sales tax—nearly 30% since 2011—have saved residents more than $1.2 billion, while sales tax holidays on items such as school supplies, clothing, food, and prepared meals have provided more than $500 million in additional consumer savings.

Hensley pointed to reforms of the franchise and excise tax as another major focus, including the 2024 repeal of the property-based minimum franchise tax. He said those changes addressed longstanding business concerns and provided nearly $800 million in relief, supporting job growth and capital investment. Lawmakers have also reduced or eliminated the professional privilege tax for several professions.

In rural communities, Hensley said the legislature approved tax exemptions and credits for agriculture and farm equipment and passed the Tennessee Broadband Investment Maximization Act to encourage broadband expansion while protecting local revenues.

He also highlighted the 2023 TN Tax Works package, which included small business tax relief, a three-month grocery tax holiday, and reforms aimed at making Tennessee more competitive for employers.

Hensley said the state’s long-term commitment to conservative budgeting and pro-growth policies has strengthened Tennessee’s economy and will continue to guide lawmakers as the state looks to the future.

12/23/2025

Rogersville Volunteer Fire Department announced the addition of a new ambulance now stationed in Rogersville, expanding emergency medical response capabilities for the community.

Lifeguard EMS, which is based at the department’s Station No. 1, provides 24/7 advanced life support services. Through a partnership with Lifeguard, the fire department has obtained advanced life support certification and equipment, further strengthening local emergency care.

Department officials said the new ambulance represents a significant investment by Lifeguard EMS in Rogersville and will enhance the ability to respond quickly to medical emergencies.

Rogersville Volunteer Fire Department thanked Lifeguard EMS for its continued support and commitment to serving the community.