Paul Ivey Named Chamber Citizen of the YearPosted on September 10, 2005 CITIZEN-OF-THE-YEAR PAUL IVEY HONORED AT ANNUAL CHAMBER BANQUET The annual Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce banquet and membership meeting was highlighted by the selection of God?s Storehouse volunteer and local Salvation Army chairman Paul Ivey as 2005-06 Citizen-of-the-Year. Ivey was honored along with [...]

Wildcats Drop Spring Hill 27-13Posted on September 10, 2005 SPRING HILL, Tenn. – The Lawrence County Wildcats (3-1) rebounded from last week’s tough loss on Friday night with a 27-13 road win over Spring Hill (0-4). The Raiders marched the ball down the field on their first drive, gashing the Wildcats up the middle early, [...]

LUS Urges Consumers To Prepare For Higher Natural Gas Bills This WinterPosted on September 09, 2005 Consumers reeling from higher prices at the gasoline pump will need to brace themselves for higher home heating costs as energy prices reach unprecedented highs. Energy prices were already steadily rising before Hurricane Katrina?s impact on oil and natural [...]

Donations for Katrina Victims Stolen from Local SchoolPosted on September 09, 2005 Police are looking for whoever broke into Ingram Sowell School and took money the school had been collecting for Hurricane Katrina victims. Principal Mary Ann Clayton said the break in was discovered early this morning and money seemed to be what the crooks [...]

Refinancing To Save Utility Ratepayers Half Million DollarsPosted on September 09, 2005 In 2001, the City of Lawrenceburg and Lawrenceburg Utility Systems issued tax-exempt bonds to finance improvements to the city?s utility infrastructure system. As interest rates have declined in the recent past, City Commission and Utility Board officials began to analyze the potential savings [...]