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LAWRENCEBURG, TN — The second phase of the Springer Road improvement project will begin tomorrow, July 21, 2026. During this phase, Springer Road will be […]
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Springer Road Closure Remains In Place As School Begins Next Week
LAWRENCEBURG, TN - With students returning to school next week, motorists are being reminded to plan ahead as the second phase of the Springer Road improvement project continues.
Springer Road remains closed between 7th Street and Weakley Creek Road while crews complete critical roadway improvements. Drivers should allow extra travel time and plan alternate routes as school traffic increases.
According to the City of Lawrenceburg:
- Motorists should not attempt to drive through the closed section.
- Drivers should follow all posted detours and traffic-control signs.
- Heavier-than-normal traffic is expected on surrounding streets, especially during morning and afternoon school travel times.
- Motorists should watch for construction crews, slow down, avoid distractions, and use extra caution to protect workers and other drivers.
The closure will remain in place until construction is complete. The timeline remains dependent on weather and other construction-related conditions.
📸 - Samuel Camp
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LAWRENCEBURG, TN - With students returning to school next week, motorists are being reminded to plan ahead as the second phase of the Springer Road improvement project continues.
Springer Road remains closed between 7th Street and Weakley Creek Road while crews complete critical roadway improvements. Drivers should allow extra travel time and plan alternate routes as school traffic increases.
According to the City of Lawrenceburg:
- Motorists should not attempt to drive through the closed section.
- Drivers should follow all posted detours and traffic-control signs.
- Heavier-than-normal traffic is expected on surrounding streets, especially during morning and afternoon school travel times.
- Motorists should watch for construction crews, slow down, avoid distractions, and use extra caution to protect workers and other drivers.
The closure will remain in place until construction is complete. The timeline remains dependent on weather and other construction-related conditions.
📸 - Samuel Camp
#local43tv
Lawrence County Schools Releases 2026–2027 Holiday and Break Schedule. Read more here: https://local43tv.com/lawrence-county-schools-releases-2026-2027-holiday-and-break-schedule
Breaking News: Emergency crews are responding to a grass fire near South Old Military Road and McCrory Road after a power line fell in the area.
Motorists should avoid the area while the St. Joseph Fire Department works to extinguish the fire. Localized power outages have also been reported as a result of the downed lines.
Please use an alternate route and give emergency crews plenty of room to work.
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Motorists should avoid the area while the St. Joseph Fire Department works to extinguish the fire. Localized power outages have also been reported as a result of the downed lines.
Please use an alternate route and give emergency crews plenty of room to work.
#local43tv
Press Release From Pulaski Police
On 07-25-2026 Officers with the Pulaski Police Dept. were dispatched to the 500 block Of Culpepper Street in Pulaski to a report of a shooting. Upon arrival Officers located a male subject with a gunshot wound. Giles EMS arrived and began lifesaving measures but was unsuccessful. 37 year old Jeremy D’Juan Gardner of Pulaski was pronounced deceased at the scene. PPD’s Criminal Investigation Division was called to process the scene. As a result of the investigation 40 year old Cory Dwain Perry of Pulaski was taken into custody and charged with First Degree Murder, Felon in Possession of a Firearm, and Armed Dangerous Felonies. Perry was booked into the Giles County Jail and is being held without bond. Detective Sergeant Keith Crabtree is leading the case and more charges and arrest may be forthcoming.
The Pulaski Police Dept. would like to thank the Giles County Sheriffs Dept. and Giles County EMS for their assistance with this case.
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On 07-25-2026 Officers with the Pulaski Police Dept. were dispatched to the 500 block Of Culpepper Street in Pulaski to a report of a shooting. Upon arrival Officers located a male subject with a gunshot wound. Giles EMS arrived and began lifesaving measures but was unsuccessful. 37 year old Jeremy D’Juan Gardner of Pulaski was pronounced deceased at the scene. PPD’s Criminal Investigation Division was called to process the scene. As a result of the investigation 40 year old Cory Dwain Perry of Pulaski was taken into custody and charged with First Degree Murder, Felon in Possession of a Firearm, and Armed Dangerous Felonies. Perry was booked into the Giles County Jail and is being held without bond. Detective Sergeant Keith Crabtree is leading the case and more charges and arrest may be forthcoming.
The Pulaski Police Dept. would like to thank the Giles County Sheriffs Dept. and Giles County EMS for their assistance with this case.
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- Community Rallies Around Local UNA Student Battling Rare Blood Disorder -
FLORENCE, Ala. - The Shoals community is rallying around 19-year-old University of North Alabama student Adyn Hagan as he battles severe aplastic anemia, a rare and life-threatening bone marrow failure disorder.
Adyn’s bone marrow is not producing enough red blood cells, white blood cells or platelets, leaving him dependent on blood and platelet transfusions and especially vulnerable to infection and bleeding. His treatment includes a bone marrow transplant and an extended stay at UAB lasting a few months for both treatment and recovery.
Adyn and his family are also receiving support from Jagger’s Journey, an organization created in memory of Jagger George, who battled the same illness.
Those wishing to help are also asked to keep Adyn and his family in their prayers. Anyone able to donate blood or platelets is encouraged to visit the LifeSouth Community Blood Center in Florence and donate for Adyn.
A benefit fund has also been established at Bank Independent to help the Hagan family with expenses related to Adyn’s medical procedures, transplant, and hospitalization. Donors do not have to be Bank Independent customers. Donations can be made by contacting any Bank Independent location or mailing a donation to:
Bank Independent
C/O Adyn Hagan Benefit Fund
P.O. Box 5000
Sheffield, AL 35660
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FLORENCE, Ala. - The Shoals community is rallying around 19-year-old University of North Alabama student Adyn Hagan as he battles severe aplastic anemia, a rare and life-threatening bone marrow failure disorder.
Adyn’s bone marrow is not producing enough red blood cells, white blood cells or platelets, leaving him dependent on blood and platelet transfusions and especially vulnerable to infection and bleeding. His treatment includes a bone marrow transplant and an extended stay at UAB lasting a few months for both treatment and recovery.
Adyn and his family are also receiving support from Jagger’s Journey, an organization created in memory of Jagger George, who battled the same illness.
Those wishing to help are also asked to keep Adyn and his family in their prayers. Anyone able to donate blood or platelets is encouraged to visit the LifeSouth Community Blood Center in Florence and donate for Adyn.
A benefit fund has also been established at Bank Independent to help the Hagan family with expenses related to Adyn’s medical procedures, transplant, and hospitalization. Donors do not have to be Bank Independent customers. Donations can be made by contacting any Bank Independent location or mailing a donation to:
Bank Independent
C/O Adyn Hagan Benefit Fund
P.O. Box 5000
Sheffield, AL 35660
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