Oct 6, 2009 | WPTY
Father Accused of Abusing Infant Son
A man living near the Alabama state line has been charged with abusing his 4-month-old son.
Husband buck dances, wife reads
When 74-year-old Joe Hood heard the Spur of the Moment Band picking bluegrass tunes at the Tennessee Valley Old Time Fiddlers Convention, he sat down in a lawn chair and took off his tennis shoes.
James Avaritt, 73, long-time pastor of Bellwood Baptist Church, recently announced his retirement to his Murfreesboro congregation.
Man Allegedly Posed As Pastor For Scam
A Centerville man is under investigation for allegedly posing as a pastor in order to scam people out of money.
Flooding closes Lawrence County Schools early
Lawrence County Schools closed today at noon due to widespread flooding. David Brown, supervisor of transportation for the school system, said he made the call to close at 10:30 a.m. after his crews reported that several roads were covered in water.
School Worker Dies Of Suspected Case Of H1N1 Influenza
Doctors said 33-year-old Lawrenceburg native Mitizi Littrell died after a week-long illness.
776th Maintenance: One container at a time
CAMP TAJI, Iraq In accordance with the directive in support of the draw down of forces in Iraq, the 776th Maintenance Company was tasked with creating a Level 1 container repair facility to inspect and repair all shipping containers in the Camp Taji container yard and other supported units in the battalion.
Real estate firm, Pa. company team up
A Knoxville real estate firm is teaming up with a Pennsylvania company to sell big industrial properties in East Tennessee.
Pulaski Police Make Meth Arrests
Two men were arrested on methamphetamine charges Thursday while Pulaski Police Department Investigator Joey Turner and Officer Kenneth Bass were following up on information they recently had received concerning possible drug activity.
Students flood to ARC, see all it has to offer
As excitement over the completion of phase one of the Aquatic Recreation Center mounted, some realized its limitations while others only welcomed its updated equipment and extra space.
First Farmers & Merchants Bank said: Miriam Green is branch manager II for a branch in Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
Strong Line Of Storms Move Through Area
The Channel 4 Pinpoint Weather team is tracking a strong line of storms that is pushing through Middle Tennessee.
Hardin Co. driver center on the move
The driver service center in Savannah will be closed Monday and Tuesday as it moves to a new location.
Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY
Edmonton to get new playground
The city of Edmonton recently received word that it has been awarded a $9,500 federal Land and Water Conservation Grant to fund a new playground at Edmonton Memorial Park.
Bleacher Collapse Injures 3 People
Three people were hurt when the bleachers collapsed at a softball game in Lawrenceburg, Tenn., over the weekend.
Contest - Alien Invasion - Winning Announcement
The winners of our Alien Invasion contest were determined and they are... Shaun W., of Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, who wins a copy of Alien Trespass on DVD , as well as Jim Breuer - Clear the Air on DVD .
Bus between Lawrenceburg, Nashville begins today
NASHVILLE - Motorcoach service between Lawrenceburg and Nashville makes its grand debut today.
Buses offer new commuter choice
Imagine reading the newspaper or finishing a presentation on your way to work. That and more is now possible with the recent debut of motorcoach service between Lawrenceburg and Nashville.
Horse Owner Denies Animal Abuse Caught On Camera
The Lawrenceburg man under investigation for abusing his horses spoke out against the accusations.
Bus network opens first route with Lawrenceburg-Nashville service
The first Middle Tennessee branch of a network of bus routes designed to link dozens of small towns to major Tennessee cities will begin service this week.