Kathy Morris is a very unique individual. She is one of those “rare birds” who has actually been at the same job for over 43 years. Where has Kathy spent over half her lifetime? The answer to that question is the Wayne County Library. Kathy has been the “face” of the library for as long as many of us can remember, and has done a great job.

The IRS expects more than 140 million individual tax returns for tax year 2024 to be filed ahead of the Tuesday, April 15 federal deadline. More than half of all tax returns are expected to be filed this year with the help of a tax professional, and the IRS urges people to use a trusted tax pro to avoid potential scams and schemes.

The 9th Annual Ashtin Grimes Memorial Youth Squirrel Hunt will be held on February 22, 2025, at the Waynesboro Church of Christ. This hunt is open to kids from ages 6 – 17. The event will …

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the 2025 influenza season has surged to unprecedented levels, with flu activity across the United States reaching its highest …

Gas prices across the state fell four cents, on average, over last week. The  Tennessee Gas Price average  is now $2.76 which is three cents more expensive than one …

There are currently 146 bills that will be heard during the Tennessee General Assembly committees this week. Bills are scheduled to be heard from February 10 – 12 all day. To check the dates …

Wayne Co. Master Beef Producer We will offer the Tennessee Master Beef Producer Course at the Wayne County Ag Center. The course will be held on Friday, February 28, beginning at 5:30 pm until …

New bills making their way through the Tennessee General Assembly this session could mean a pay increase for Tennessee workers soon if the bills pass. Three Democratic Tennessee lawmakers, House …

Tennessee Special Session Adjourns Immigration enforcement, disaster relief and voucher expansion among legislation passed In a special session called by Governor Bill Lee, Tennessee …

With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, hearts seem to be everywhere you look this time of year. That’s why it is especially fitting that February is American Heart Month, a time to raise …

In August 2024, Tennessee became the first state in the nation to help families cover the cost of diapers. TennCare and CoverKids members under two are still eligible to receive up to 100 free …

A Wayne County man, Jason Dewayne Pigg, was arrested last week on charges related to an incident at his residence last October.

Tennessee Senator Bill Powers alongside Tennessee Representatives Aron Mayberry and Renea Jones, introduced SB811/HB825 ‘Teen Social Media and Internet Safety Act’ which would make the …

Two bills are progressing through the Tennessee General Assembly titled ‘Freedom to Read Act’ related to libraries and educational materials. SB701/HB715 introduced by Tennessee …

Two Tennessee lawmakers, House Representative Gabby Salinas and Senator Raumesh Akbari introduced a bipartisan bill, SB588/HB1103 to enact the ‘Tennessee for Tampons Act’ which would …

The Waynesboro Middle School Wildcats competed in the 2025 James C. Haile Middle School Basketball State Tournament last week. The tournament is hosted by Middle Tennessee Christian School in …

The 10th annual Bob Haggard “WILDCAT” Alumni Game was a huge success. Sunday, February 2, was the date chosen for this year’s game, and the day began with the Lady Cat Alumni facing off against …

Tennessee Democrat State Representative Bob Freeman has introduced a bill that would give terminally ill patients the right to die with dignity. The bill would legalize medically assisted death for …

A new bill proposed by Democrat Tennessee State Representative Aftyn Behn, would allow the legalization of marijuana to help pay for pothole damage across roads in Tennessee. The bill details …

The Clifton City Commission met in regular session on Monday, January 27, 2025 at the Columbia State Community College campus in Clifton. The meeting was moved from Clifton City Hall to the college due to the large crowd expected to attend. All commissioners were in attendance, including Mayor Mark Staggs, Vice Mayor Tammy Prince, Commissioner Jeff Letson, Commissioner Dwight Thompson, and Commissioner Michael Francis. Also present were City Manager Doug Kibbey, City Recorder Samantha Haines, City Attorney Mike Hinson, and various city department heads. There was indeed a large public attendance at the meeting as well.