Pulaski Citizen - Main Street Media of Tennessee (2024)

More Than 200 Searched for Missing Woman TodayFree Access

August 15, 2024

Search efforts continue in Giles County for 83-year-old Caulyne Cross, who has been missing now for more than two days....

Search Efforts Continue for Missing 83-Year-Old WomanFree Access

August 15, 2024

Search efforts continue in Giles County for 83-year-old Caulyne Cross, has been missing for almost two days. A joint press...

UT Southern Welcomes Students Back to CampusFree Access

August 15, 2024

UT Southern is excited to announce the return of students to campus for the Fall 2024 semester, marked by the...

Ardmore Crepe Myrtle Festival Is Saturday

By Connie Roe, Staff Writer | August 15, 2024

The 32nd Annual Crepe Myrtle Festival will be held Saturday, Aug. 17, from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. at John Barnes Park...

New Diaper Benefit Available to TennCare FamiliesFree Access

August 15, 2024

State Rep. Clay Doggett has announced that TennCare families are now able to receive free diapers for their children. As...

Rodeo Caps Off Ag WeekFree Access

August 14, 2024

Giles County’s Here’s the Beef Ag Week concludes Saturday night with a Rockin’ K Rodeo Productions Rodeo at the Giles...

Middle Tennessee Trout Unlimited chapter thriving

By Larry Woody
Main Street Media | August 15, 2024

Trout Unlimited believes the future of trout fishing hinges on the present. “Our mission is to protect and preserve it,...

Stampede!Free Access

August 14, 2024

Runners of all ages tackle the course during last Saturday’s Giles Chamber Ag Week Stampede, held at the Giles County...

Still feeling froggy after all these years

By Larry Woody
Main Street Media of Tennessee
larrywoody@gmail.com | August 14, 2024

For kids growing up in the country, frog hunting was a summertime ritual. The bullfrogs were mainly an excuse for...

Richland Middle Uses Ground, Air Attack to Defeat BMS

By Wade Neely, Sports Editor | August 13, 2024

Jaxon Hunter scored three touchdowns in the first half and then added one late in the fourth quarter to power...

Eagles Win Season-OpenerFree Access

August 13, 2024

South Giles standouts Braylon Bledsoe and Malacki Bridges rumble for yardage in South Giles’ 56-28 victory versus Flintville last Thursday...

Sumners Brings Home 16 AwardsFree Access

August 9, 2024

Giles County’s own Lacie Sumners, with mom and dance teacher Lizz Sumners, celebrates her Dance Machine National Clash of the...

GCHA Pet Corner: Meet Miku!Free Access

August 15, 2024

Miku is an absolute gem. Not only is he beautiful, he has the sweetest personality. Miku is very social and loving; he has been raised...

This Week’s Citizen Spotlight Is Leisa Ayers

By Margaret Campbell, Staff Writer | August 14, 2024

With more than three decades in the classroom, Leisa Ayers was honored as Southside Elementary School’s Teacher of the Year for grades 5-8. Ayers earned...

Giles Paths: Powell — Then and Now

August 9, 2024

It is thought that the community was named for Joe Powell who started building the road which leads from Lexington, Ala., to Anthony Hill in...

Fresh Cuts for a New School Year!Free Access

August 9, 2024

CB Outreach partners with City Barber Shop, Hannah Willis and Grayson Foster from Studio Sloane, and Hair Gallery’s Angie Alsup to send local youth back-to-school...

GCHA Pet Corner: Meet Pepper!Free Access

August 8, 2024

This 12-week-old fellow is absolutely gorgeous and is ready for his home! Pepper’s hobbies are chasing butterflies and making biscuits. He’s had all his shots,...

This Week’s Citizen Spotlight Is Ryne Goats

August 7, 2024

Giles County Wildlife Officer Ryne Goats was awarded the Gedeon D. Petit Memorial Award at the Tennessee Wildlife Federation’s 59th Annual Conservation Achievement Awards ceremony...

UT Southern Welcomes Students Back to CampusFree Access

August 15, 2024

UT Southern is excited to announce the return of students to campus for the Fall 2024 semester, marked by the university’s annual Firehawk Welcome Week....

‘Belonging With Back Packs’ Set for SaturdayFree Access

By Margaret Campbell, Staff Writer | July 31, 2024

We are all shaking our heads in amazement that the start of the school year is just around the corner in Giles County. But the...

School Board Tables Property Survey

By Chandler Harmon, Staff Writer | July 24, 2024

After drawing interest from an unnamed company, the Giles County School Board is considering having a survey performed on their buildings and property to see...

Ecoviews: Fashion, Field Ecology Do Not MixFree Access

By Whit Gibbons | August 16, 2024

I saw a couple today wearing blue jeans with enormous holes in the knees. I deduced they were neither field ecologists nor on their way...

Big Joe on the Go: All It Takes Is One Yes for That Breakout Moment

By Joe Dubin | August 15, 2024

I have written before about trying to break into the world of television and having a dream of being a sports anchor. I graduated college,...

State Senate Update: New Law Safeguards Parental RightsFree Access

By State Sen. Joey Hensley, M.D. | August 13, 2024

The 113th General Assembly has adjourned for 2024, and it was a very successful year. We have taken measures for Tennessee to be a better...

16 candidates vie for six seats on Clarksville City Council

HFD quickly contains train fire

Dogs boost Northfield Elementary’s reading program

Week 1 Midstate high school football schedule

Titans, Seahawks conclude joint practices; Tennessee starters won’t play Saturday

Community works to blaze a better trail