For Immediate Release:
4/17/2026
Subject: Motor Vehicle Accidents with Serious Injuries.
Surgeon in mistaken liver removal case indicted in 2024 death of Muscle Shoals man
For Immediate Release:
4/16/2026
Subject: MVA with Extrication/ Day Crew Response
LEADERSHIP LAWRENCE GRADUATION
The Pulaski Fire Department provided a safe, secure, and accessible landing zone for an incoming medical helicopter.
PFD personnel are trained to establish these landing zones, communicate hazards to the flight crew, and be prepared for any type of incident that could occur while the aircraft is landing or taking off.
Thank you to Giles EMS for the request, PPD for assisting EMS, and Giles 911 for getting us the proper information.
Young Lawrenceburg Man Dies In Boating Accident
Tennessee bill could let companies off the hook for abandoned shopping carts
Lawrence County Fire & Rescue Tennessee
The Fire Service evolves daily.
Darryl Watson for Lawrenceburg Mayor
Friends, there have been rumors that I’m considering a run for Mayor in the November election. I’ll put it simply: they’re true.
I love Lawrenceburg. I’ve seen what works, and I’ve seen what needs to change. After serving on City Council, I believe it’s time to step up and lead in a bigger way.
My family and I would appreciate your prayers as we take this next step. More soon.
CITY OF ST. JOSEPH LAUNCHES OPERATION FIRST IMPRESSION TO HELP CLEAN UP TOWN
New drug linked to 41 deaths in Tennessee.
On April 7, 2026, the Loretto Police Department and 22nd Judicial Drug Task Force with assistance from Saint Joseph Police Department, Lawrenceburg Police Department, and Lawrence County Constables served a search warrant at 23 Pebble Hill Road in Leoma.
As a result of the search, Officers seized 4½ oz of methamphetamine, $1,152 cash, and several items of personal property believed to be purchased from proceeds connected to drug sales.
Subjects located at the residence were Michael Barnett, Cassandra Williams, and Damien Gieske. The investigation is ongoing and all subjects will be presented to the Grand Jury at a later date.
We were honored to celebrate today’s ribbon cutting with Maury Regional Health as they continue expanding services in Lawrence County!
This exciting addition reflects a strong commitment to providing convenient, high-quality care close to home. We’re grateful for the investment being made in our community and the impact it will have on local families for years to come.
Thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate this special milestone!
A statement from the Giles County Sheriff's Office
Free Smoke Detectors Available for St. Joseph Residents
Here’s a quick look at why pressure doesn’t come back immediately after a main break is fixed. The line is repaired, but the system still has to refill and push air out. It’ll keep improving.
Big shoutout to our utility crew this morning.
We are excited to announce the new K9000 DIY dog wash will be opening Thursday July 11th at 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. 7 Days a week
Located at 209 May Street Lawrenceburg Tennessee.
