By Jessie Williams
A Westmoreland man was apprehended Tuesday, May 19, after fleeing from authorities twice on foot.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee Governor Bill Lee’s Unified Command Group (UCG) is announcing today a mass COVID-19 testing initiative will begin next week for all Tennessee Department of Correction (TDOC) staff and the inmates in their care.
Lafayette Mayor Richard Driver would like to announce that the newly renovated Lafayette Swimming Pool officially opened on Monday, June 1, and is ready for swimmers, drivers and sliders.
By Debbie Gregory
A historic two-story home in Red Boiling Springs, which was built in 1914, was completely destroyed by fire on Saturday afternoon, May 30th.
By Jessie Williams
Four Macon County inmates, that escaped last week, are back in jail and will be taken before a grand jury to face additional charges.
County residents have inquired about when County recreational facilities such as ballparks would be able to be used based upon the closures and limitations established by the Governor’s Executive Orders.
Tennessee Senator Mark Pody was in Lafayette last Thursday morning, and he met with Lafayette Mayor Richard Driver and County Mayor Steve Jones.
By Jessie Williams
Arrests are pending after law enforcement discovered a marijuana growing operation at a Pointe Lane residence on Wednesday, May 6.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee Governor Bill Lee announced the final distribution of $10 million in Small and Rural Hospital Readiness Grants to support smaller hospitals that are facing financial strain due to the ongoing response to COVID-19.
By Jessie Williams
A potentially deadly situation was diffused by law enforcement last Friday evening after three hours of negotiations with an armed man who had barricaded himself in his home.
