NATIONAL SENIOR HEALTH & FITNESS DAY
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Lawrence County and Wayne County responded to a fire last night with a building engulfed in flames.
The former location of E & E Food & Spirits Building on Highway 64 in Wayne County, TN went up in flames late last night.
Firefighters from Lawrence and Wayne County responded to the blaze that had engulfed the structure and caused severe damage to the structure.
There were no reports of any injuries, and at this time no further information has been released.
Today, the City of Lawrenceburg Fire Department pause to honor
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Due to a critical software infrastructure update beginning at 4:30p the next 3 days (5/20 - 5/23) the LUS after hours phone system and SmartHub app will be unavailable until the following morning.
In addition to the SmartHub app the phone payment system as well as the phone outage reporting system will be unavailable until these updates are completed each night.
LUS dispatchers will still be notified of outages through our metering system and will handle any potential issues/outages as needed.
In the event of an emergency, please contact 911.
We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience and understanding.
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HIGH CALL VOLUME
Today has been exceptionally busy for Lawrence County EMS crews. In less than one hour, our teams have responded to seven 911 calls for service across the county. These emergencies included multiple medical calls, a choking patient, and a multi-vehicle collision.
Even when resources are stretched thin, our crews continue to answer every call with professionalism, compassion, and dedication to the citizens and visitors of Lawrence County.
We are incredibly proud of the men and women of LCEMS who work tirelessly day and night to provide lifesaving care when our community needs it most. Thank you to all of our responders for your commitment and teamwork during high call volume situations.
Giles County Emergency management crews responded to a train derailment Monday night.
On Friday, this group of educators became the FIRST in the Lawrence County School System to complete LETRS Units 1 & 2! This is an incredible accomplishment and one worthy of recognition and celebration.
Driven by a commitment to better support students in learning to read, these educators dedicated the past two years to intensive professional learning through book and online coursework, Zoom sessions, and in-person training.
Their perseverance, dedication, and passion for student success are truly commendable.
We are incredibly proud to have such hardworking and committed educators serving the students of Lawrence County School System!
Lawrenceburg Rotarians conducted reverse road block over the weekend.
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