by Scott Stewart Publisher Giles County remained at three patients who have tested positive for COVID-19, coronavirus, as of 2 p.m. today, April 1, according to the Tennessee Department of Health website, Tn.gov/health.   Two additional negative tests were reported, bringing the total of people testing negative for COVID-19 in Giles County to 72.   Postive and negative test results […]

by Scott Stewart Publisher   In response to the economic impact of COVID-19 to its customers, Pulaski Electric System’s Board of Directors voted last night, March 31, to temporarily suspend non-pay disconnects.   Officially the motion passed by the Power Board last night states, “PES shall temporarily suspend non-pay disconnects for ALL Customer Classes for both Electric and Broadband Services […]

by Scott Stewart Publisher   Giles County now has three people who have tested positive for COVID-19, coronavirus, according to the Tennessee Department of Health website, Tn.Gov/health.   No information is released concerning the identity of those who have tested positive for COVID-19. The Tennessee Department of Health has not responded to questions concerning when and how people who may […]

by Scott Stewart Publisher Giles County has one confirmed case of COVID-19, coronavirus, as reported today, Sunday, March 29, by Giles County Executive Melissa Greene. Greene and Giles County OEM Director Jeremy Holley released a video at approximately 4 p.m. explaining that the confirmed case did not show on the Tennessee Department of Health’s website at 2 p.m. today because […]

by Kristen Maier Staff Writer   The Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen discussed the community’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic in a special meeting March 26.    Mayor Pat Ford suggested ways city services can help relieve the financial burden many Giles Countians will soon face.   The board voted to give authority to City Administrator Terry Harrison to […]

The Giles County School System wants to ease the burden on families by offering FREE BREAKFAST AND LUNCH until the regular school schedule resumes.   A week of meals will be provided in two pick up days and at daily Bus Drop Offs, beginning March 30.   Meals are available for ANY child 18 years or below; they do NOT […]

by Mark Mize Staff Writer   The Giles County Sheriff’s Department is doing everything within its power to make sure citizens are safe and informed amidst concerns over the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).   This includes keeping the local community up-to-date on potential scams that may arise as well. The department recently released a list of helpful tips provided by the […]

In light of the current situation and on-going efforts to prevent the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19), the Southern Lawn, Garden & Home Show scheduled for April 10 and 11, as well as the Giles County Community Yard Sale & Flea Market set for April 11, have both been canceled for the health and safety of vendors, attendees and the community. […]

With the spread of COVID-19, the University of Tennessee and Tennessee State University Giles Extension office is currently closed to public access.   All face-to-face educational events and group meetings have been suspended through April 30.   Staff are working remotely and may be reached by calling 363-3523 and leaving a message, or by email. Information on how to contact […]

God’s Storehouse will host the Pulaski Pet Food Pantry giveaway Saturday, March 28, from 10 a.m.-1:30 p.m.   Low-income seniors will have first priority; you must provide name, address and proof of income.   Donations of pet food may be dropped off at God’s Storehouse or call Edna Fitzgerald, 363-3863.