October 3, 2026
News
Petersburg BOMA reaches out to TBI regarding email breech
In the absence of the mayor, Vice Mayor Kevin Coffield chaired the Aug. 4 Petersburg Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting. New business agenda items addressed were a forensic analysis investigator, post office roof, South Central Tennessee Development District (SCTDD) grant for part-time help and hiring a part-time yard maintenance person.
Peddler permit ordinance imposes stricter guidelines
In efforts to prevent fraud and scams — especially involving older people — Fayetteville Police Chief Bennie Jennings requested approval from the Board of Mayor and Aldermen to update the City’s peddler permit ordinance. The ordinance, which included a laundry list of requirements, was unanimously approved during the board’s Aug. 11 monthly meeting.
Qualifying deadline for November election is noon on Aug. 20
The qualifying deadline to file as a candidate for the Nov. 3, 2026, state general, City of Fayetteville, the Town of Ardmore and Fayetteville School Board election is noon on Aug. 20. Candidates must submit their paperwork by this time to appear on the ballot.
Woman charged following Park City apartment fire
ALincoln County woman faces multiple charges following a fire that engulfed her apartment with the potential of endangering adjoining apartments in Park City early Thursday morning.
Fire cleanup on square begins
Six months after a five-alarm fire destroyed four buildings on the south side of Fayetteville’s historic downtown square, cleanup is planned to begin on Tuesday, Aug. 18. Containing the fire and preventing smoldering resulted in debris from the four buildings becoming one big pile measuring 16-feet high in places and containing asbestos.
Lincoln County Fire Rescue, neighboring departments battle fire at Taylor Made in Flintville during heatwave
Staff reports Lincoln County Fire Rescue was called at approximately 12:26 p.m. Monday afternoon (Aug. 17) to Taylor Made Meat Processing at 84 Old 64… Login to continue reading Login…
County records 33.7% voter turnout in election
With a 33.7% voter turnout, Lincoln County elected Walt Patrick as mayor and reelected Tull Malone as sheriff for another four years. Of the 24 county commissioners serving the eight districts, voters elected 14 new representatives, while returning 10 incumbents. Election results are preliminary until the numbers are certified by the election commission.
Walt Patrick wins; Tull Malone reelected
WANDA SOUTHERLAND Staff writer As the polls closed at 7 p.m. last Thursday for the Aug. 6 state primary and county general election and election… Login to continue reading Login…