Livingston Academy’s Myla Dailey, #23, eyes the basket in the Lady Wildcats’ 47-32 home win over Watertown on Thursday, Jan. 8.

Police Chief Ray Smith speaks to the City Council about document storage, as City Attorney Andre Greppin listens.

Unfortunately for the LA faithful, the ball avoided the basket, and the Wildcats headed into overtime against Watertown. The ...

By Dewain E. Peek, ...

The Tennessee Supreme Court held that the warrantless seizure of a firearm did not violate the U.S. Constitution on Wednesday ...

The Board of Trustees at Tennessee Tech University approved a cabinet-level interim appointment, greenlit a new master’s ...

Garbage routes in the Town of Livingston will temporarily change in order for the city to observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Tammy Swafford opens the doors of Old Standing Stone Cast Iron and More for business. She will be selling, buying, and ...

Bonnie Rose Holt, Laramie Jo Holt, Lettie Lee Holt, Tucker James Holt, and William Tyrus Holt, all of Livingston, are new ...

Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) has announced students named to the Fall 2025 dean’s List. The fall terms run from ...

Tennessee Education Association (TEA) has released a proposal, “Reimagining Tennessee’s Public Schools for the Future”, ...

When we lived at Alpine, we had a great friend, Donnie Norris. Donnie was a year younger than my brother, Joe. We had lived ...