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Fayetteville Police Department is compiling a history of the department and asks for help from the community. Anyone with information about the history of the police department or photos from 1886 through 1981, especially the time period from 1910-1916, is asked to contact the Fayetteville Police Department in person or call 438-7771.
Fayetteville Police Department is compiling a history of the department and asks for help from the community. Anyone with information about the history of the police department or photos from 1886 through 1981, especially the time period from 1910-1916, is asked to contact the Fayetteville Police Department in person or call 438-7771.
Two men have been charged with burglaries in Lincoln County and Madison County, Ala., and may be tied to burglaries in Limestone and Giles counties, as well. A number of burglaries that occurred on the west side of Lincoln County in the Ardmore Highway area were allegedly committed by Daniel Bolden and Jeremy Blake Newman. “We now have Newman and Daniel Bolden connected to three burglaries,” said Investigator Doug Boeringer
When the Fayetteville Board of Mayor and Aldermen meets this week, it will consider adopting a resolution that would see the city ask the Tennessee General Assembly to approve a private act authorizing Fayetteville to enact a new hospitality tax. Also known as the hotel-motel occupancy tax, the hospitality tax wouldn’t be new to local places of lodging — hotels and motels here already charge a hospitality tax of five
Ninth Grade Academy’s Lady Falcons went down at home Monday night, 57-36, to Shelbyville. Thursday, the ladies fell to Giles County, 60-31 Against the Lady Bobcats, the ladies trailed 17-10 at the end of one, but Giles broke the game open, taking the second frame, 22-5, up 39-15 at the intermission. The Lady ‘Cats took the second half, 21-16, for the win. Brooke Ferguson finished with 10; Breanna Glynn and
Fayetteville High School’s Tigers opened their District 9-A action picking up two wins on the road last week. On Tuesday, the Tigers defeated Huntland, 81-53. On Friday, FHS came from behind for a 54-53 win over Moore County. The Tigers are now 6-1 overall and 2-0 in district play, winning on the road with only one home game played to date. Against the Raiders, the Tigers trailed 17-15 at the
Ninth Grade Academy’s Falcons came from behind for a 66-60 win over an athletic Shelbyville team Monday night, but took their first loss of the season Thursday on the road in Giles County, 51-40. The Bobcats opened strong, taking the first quarter, 23-9. The Falcons won the second period, 14-12, and trailed 35-26 at the break. Both teams added 16 points in the second half to give Giles County the
Lincoln County Relay for Life will be offering gift wrapping services on Dec. 14 at Fayetteville’s Dollar General Market, located at 1416 Huntsville Highway. The announcement was made by Emily Hunter, chairman for the 2013-2014 Lincoln County Relay for Life. Committee members will begin wrapping gifts at 9 a.m. and will continue while supplies last. This service will be provided in exchange for a donation to Lincoln County’s Relay for
Even though the story focuses on the lives of his own ancestors, Limestone County author Jerry Barksdale says his new novel, “Revolutionaries and Rebels: The Story of an American Family’s Fight for Freedom,” is much more than just his family history. “This is a history of the Southern people’s struggle for liberty, the story of every family,” Barksdale says. “This novel has it all: war, history, romance, hardship and hope,
Fayetteville Public Utilities invites you to participate in the annual Harvest of Hope Food Drive that helps fill the shelves at the Good Samaritan Association of Lincoln County. Donated canned and non-perishable food items help feed our neighbors who need assistance throughout the year. Items like peanut butter, boxed macaroni, canned meats, vegetables and fruits, and dry oats, cereal and noodles are just a few of the staples needed at
Christmas in Lynchburg will be Saturday, Dec. 7, and include a variety of activities, including the town’s annual Christmas parade at 2 p.m. A Red Nose Run, benefiting Cystic Fibrosis, will be held in the morning – you can register at the gazebo beginning at 7 a.m. for the 7:45 a.m. run. The Masonic Lodge will host a breakfast between 8-10:30 a.m. The breakfast is $7 per person, and pictures
The 41-member Martin Methodist College Concert Choir will present its annual Christmas concert at 4 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 8, at Pulaski First United Methodist Church. The theme this year is “Some Children See Him: Christmas Carols from Around the World” and will feature Christmas songs from England, Germany, Spain, Finland, Poland, France, the West Indies and many other places. Among the perennial favorite pieces will be “Carol of the Bells,”
Motlow College’s Moore County campus will host its annual Holiday Concert on Thursday, Dec. 5, starting at 7 p.m. in Eoff Hall’s Powers Auditorium. The concert will celebrate the upcoming holiday season and will feature tunes such as “Carol of the Bells” and “Winter Wonderland.” Dr. David Bethea, instructor of music at Motlow, will be conducting the concert with assistance from Bobbie Underwood, secretary of academic affairs at Motlow. The
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Ninth Grade Academy’s Lady Falcons went down at home Monday night, 57-36,
Fayetteville High School’s Tigers opened their District 9-A action picking up two
Lincoln County Relay for Life will be offering gift wrapping services on
Even though the story focuses on the lives of his own ancestors,