Chandler Harmon

2 months ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Cary Jane Malone |Chandler Harmon

The Giles County Commission approved the appointment of three individuals to the Airport Advisory Board last week. The action was taken at the Commission’s Jan. 21 meeting, which was streamed live and remains available on-demand on the Pulaski Citizen Live YouTube Channel and on the Pulaski Citizen Facebook page. Appointed to the board were District 1 Commissioner Jim Lathrop, Elkton Mayor Ryan Gilland and Derek Rowe.

2 months ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Cary Jane Malone |Chandler Harmon

A two-day search and rescue effort for a missing Giles County woman ended with her located alive over the weekend. Giles E-911 received a call Jan. 24 reporting Kimberly Leeann Toone missing from Marvin Hughes Road in Goodspring. “Units from the Giles County Sheriff’s Department (GCSD) responded and requested assistance from the Giles County Office of Emergency Management (OEM),” Emergency Services Director Bill Myers said.

Dec 4, 2024 | mainstreetmediatn.com | Cary Jane Malone |Chandler Harmon

Pulaski Aldermen (from left) Ricky Keith, Larry Worsham and Randy Massey are sworn into office by City Administrator Terry Harrison after being re-elected to four-year terms last month.   Chandler Harmon / Pulaski CitizenWith the election cycle over, and the votes certified, the Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen welcomed Aldermen Ricky Keith, Randy Massey and Larry Worsham back for another term Nov. 26.

Nov 27, 2024 | mainstreetmediatn.com | Cary Jane Malone |Chandler Harmon

Christmas parade season in Giles County will kick off this Sunday with Minor Hill’s annual showcase and culminate with the Pulaski-Giles County Christmas Parade Saturday, Dec. 14. In between, three more parades are planned — in Bethel, Lynnville and Ardmore — as well as plenty of other seasonal activities across the county.   Cary Jane Malone / Pulaski CitizenIt’s that time of year once again! Parade season kicks off this weekend in Giles County.

Nov 27, 2024 | mainstreetmediatn.com | Cary Jane Malone |Chandler Harmon

After going months without one, the city of Lynnville is now moving towards the approval of a new budget for the city for the remainder of the fiscal year. “What you have in your packets is the proposed budget that was [from] the end of September,” Mayor Tim Turner told the Board of Mayor and Aldermen Nov. 12.