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Former Lafayette city mayor Jerry Wilmore recently received a surprise in the mail.
The Macon County commissioners met at the new administration building for the first time last Monday night as Macon County Mayor Steve Jones spoke about final touches to come for
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Macon County Director of Schools Shawn Carter gives a budget update to the county commissioners.
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The first LEPC (Local Emergency Planning Committee) meeting of 2025 took place last week. The meeting was to begin plans for and talk about issues that need attention among various
As Macon County Fair Board President Jeff Hughes brought some projects that need attention to the Macon County Committee of the Whole meeting, he was met with questions about why
Former Lafayette city mayor Jerry Wilmore holds the proclamation given to him by the state of Tennessee.
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