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Sgt. Xanthin Luptak and his daughter prepare to enter their new home.
Veteran, family receive new home
An Army veteran from Shelbyville and his family received a mortgage-free home in a ceremony Wednesday. Sgt. Xanthin Luptak received the gift as a donation from U.S. Bank through its Housing … more
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT
At least one person was pinned in the vehicle at left after it collided with a travel trailer being pulled by a truck Sunday afternoon on Highway 231 North at the Highway 82 intersection. The … more
Truly Cole will be able to move into her new home by the end of the month.
A home for good
A Shelbyville resident is finally getting a home of her own. Truly Cole received her Habitat for Humanity home last Friday and will be closing on the Oak Street house this week.  As one who … more
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Lori Liggin NP at Vanderbilt Integrated Primary Care Unionville: from left to right, Chloe Griffy, Ashley Franklin, Lori Liggin, Kristy Bugg and Stephanie Reed.
Four Bedford health care providers receive nationally ranked award
SHELBYVILLE – Vanderbilt University Medical Center has recognized four of its health care providers and three of its facilities in and around Bedford County for earning top scores in patient … more
Christine Craighead celebrated her 100th birthday on March 9 - with chocolate cake.
Turning 100
Local and longtime Shelbyville resident Christine Craighead turned 100 on March 9 and was given a big congratulations by both the City of Shelbyville and by friends and family. A party was … more
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(06/18/22) A couple lived under the drive-thru window at the former Rite Aid drug store on Madison Street for several days. The man takes a drink of water while his wife sleeps under a blanket. She described herself as a former Tyson Foods employee about to be rehired, and said once she’s back to work they’ll be able to afford housing. The couple asked not to be identified.
Homeless Task Force looking at solutions
The joint city and county Homeless Task Force met Tuesday to start establishing a plan for deterring violent offenders from public areas and providing resources for both victims and the homeless. … more
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Back row, Tracy Strassner, Commissioner Greg Vick, and Turner Center program officer Rebecka Cronin. Front row, County Mayor Chad Graham, United Communications’ Brad Prickett, Kelly North, Hope Hohenwald CEO Tonya Woodward, Commissioner Sylvia Pinson, and Shelbyville Mayor Randy Carroll.
Bridging education and industry
Representatives for UT Southern’s Rural Leaders program met at the Bedford County Courthouse Friday morning to hear updates on workforce development from Shelbyville Bedford Partnership’s … more
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Students at Southside will get a free pair of unbranded shoes and a pair of new socks.
New shoes for Southside Elementary
Samaritan’s Feet representative Alicia Morrow met with the teachers at Southside Elementary Friday to present the plan to distribute free tennis shoes to all students at the elementary … more
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City tax of $1.36 gains support
Shelbyville City Council voted unanimously at Thursday night’s March meeting to return the city property tax rate to $1.36 per $100 of assessed value. City Attorney Ginger Shofner reminded … more
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Drugs don’t make it into county jail
A suspect being transported from the Davidson County Jail to Shelbyville wasn’t able to sneak drugs into Bedford County on Wednesday, a Bedford County Sheriff’s Office incident report … more
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Water leaks fixed in Wartrace area
The Wartrace Water crew found, fixed, and repaired all known leaks on their water system Wednesday. The flow and connections were still being monitored to ensure no other leaks surfaced, according to … more
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The green space on the map indicates how much rural, agricultural land is in Bedford County currently.
Bedford looks toward future
An introductory meeting was held to hear public input on the Bedford County Zoning Department’s 20-year Comprehensive Plan.  According to Melissa Peagler from Volkert Inc., who led … more
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City won’t bear expense of sign at Shoma Park
If a new sign is constructed at the entrance of Shoma Park subdivision, it won’t be at the City of Shelbyville’s expense. The request for consideration of the city footing the bill … more
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Some of the holes crews have dug trying to find the leak.
Wartrace water line breaks
Wartrace residents faced another water main break toward Phillipi Road and Horse Mountain Road over the weekend. Many residents were without water for three days and counting at T-G press … more
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Shoma Park sign to return
A new sign is going up at the entrance to Shoma Park subdivision in northeastern Shelbyville, but some city officials are concerned about setting a precedent. “Does that mean that any … more
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Members of the Duck River Watershed Education Committee, some of whom are in the back row, delivered booklets and bookmarks to Bedford’s third and fourth graders. Pictured in the front row are students from East Side Elementary.
Preserving the Duck for the future
Members from the Duck River Watershed Education Committee delivered reading material to third and fourth graders to help them learn more about conserving the Duck River.  Fourth graders … more
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DETECTIVE HONORED
Det. Sgt. Sam Jacobs, right, receives a proclamation from Mayor Randy Carroll honoring his 21-year career in law enforcement, all served with the Shelbyville Police Department. Jacobs, who … more
Tyson staff nurse had no license
The plant nurse at Tyson Foods’ medical clinic for the past 15 years has been practicing without a license, Shelbyville police said Friday. Records indicate Bobbie Gail Blair has been … more
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Several rescuers dragged lines through Duck River near where the man who drowned Thursday was last seen.
UPDATE: Drowning victim’s body recovered
The body of the man who drowned in Duck River at Fisherman’s Park was recovered late Friday afternoon. Christopher Lee Richardson, 50... more
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Opticians Sandy Lupo and Nick Ellis
Cutting Edge Optical opens
Nick Ellis said he’s been an optician for about 20 years, while Sandy Lupo has been one for 14 years. Both Ellis and Lupo worked at the Walmart Eye Center in Shelbyville … more
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