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Tennessee man arrested after allegedly threatening to kill store clerk who refused his marriage proposal
Tension filled a Lawrence County store Wednesday morning after an armed man asked a teenage store clerk to marry him. When she turned him down, he allegedly made serious threats.
NWS reports Tennessee tornado in Lawrence County, bringing May total to 13 so far
The National Weather Service has determined that an EF-0 tornado touched down in Lawrence County Tuesday, bring the number of confirmed tornadoes for Middle Tennessee to 13 so far in May. Twelve tornadoes were previously counted by the service, originating from severe storms that rolled through on May 6 and again May 8-9. Five...
Special Olympics Enjoyed by Athletes and Attendees
The Wayne County Special Olympics were held recently at Frank Hughes School in Clifton. All the athletes did a great job, and everyone enjoyed the special day!. The James Harper Courage Award is presented each year at the Special Olympics. James Harper was a very special person in the Harper family and to the community. He was able to show his family and all those he met how to love unconditionally. His family lovingly says that they were so blessed to have him for 51 years.
Clifton City Commission Meets in Regular Session
The Clifton City Commission met in regular session on Monday, April 22, 2024 at City Hall in Clifton. All commissioners were in attendance, including Mayor Mark Staggs, Vice Mayor Eva Ruth Warren, Tammy Prince, Jeff Letson, and Michael Francis. Also present were City Manager Doug Kibbey and various City Department Heads and office staff.
Trees, power lines knocked down by storms in Lawrence County
ETHRIDGE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Crews are responding to reports of storm damage near Ethridge, Tennessee on Tuesday evening. Lawrence County Fire & Rescue crews are responding to reports of wind damage along East Edan Road. Many trees and power lines are blocking roads in a small area east of US...
Deadline to Pre-Register for Butterfly 5K is May 17th
It’s time to register for the Butterfly 5K and Fun Run, which will be held at the Waynesboro City Park on Saturday, June 1, 2024, beginning at 8:00 a.m. The red registration forms will be appearing at businesses all over the county in the coming weeks. Pick one up, fill out the information, and mail it in so it reaches the Foundation by May 17. Be sure the age, date of birth, and sex are correct because of the awards. Check t-shirt size and type and indicate the 5K or the Fun Run, which is for age 12 and under. Anyone running in both races will need to fill out a separate form for each race because each requires a separate race bib number.
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