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Juanita B. Rich Juanita B. Rich, 79, of Byrdstown, passed away Oct. 5 at her residence. Funeral services were held Oct. 9 from the Byrdstown 1st Baptist Church with Bro. Jeff Amonett and Dr. Bill Taylor officiating. She was born Feb. 15, 1942. Her and her husband successfully ran M & J Grovery, Juanita’s Hair…
Read MoreJimmy Doyle Reagan Jimmy Doyle Reagan, 66, of Cookeville, passed away Sept. 28 at the Livingston Regional Hospital. Funeral services were held Oct. 1 from the Chapel of the Hall Funeral Home of Livingston with Bro. Jerry Buck officiating. Interment followed in the Old Bethel Cemetery in the Monroe community. He was born Dec. 11,…
Read MoreMyles Edward Choate Myles Edward Choate, 59, of Rickman, passed away Sept. 25 at Cookeville Regional Medical Center. Funeral services were held Sept. 29 from the Chapel of the Hall Funeral Home of Livingston with Bro. D.J. Sons officiating. Interment followed in the Wirmingham Cemetery in Monroe. He was born Feb. 23, 1962 in Livingston.…
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COVID boosters and flu shots are now available for Overton County residents. According to Megan Reeder, Nursing Supervisor for Overton County’s Health Department said that the two can be taken at the same time. “Flu vaccines can be co-administered at the same time as the COVID vaccine,” Reeder said. “You can get them the same…
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The Livingston Board of Mayor and Aldermen have approved the first reading of an ordinance requiring burn permits inside the Livingston city limits. Fire Chief Rocky Dial said the permits are to help the fire department keep up with people burning larger amounts of debris. “The biggest thing is we just want to know when…
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Governor Bill Lee has started the process to update how to fund K-12 education in Tennessee. Lee made the announcement in a press conference Friday morning. “We will pursue a rigorous review of our state’s education funding to ensure we are properly investing in students and stewarding our resources well,” said Gov. Lee. “I invite…
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The City of Livingston moved a proposed townhouse development one step closer Monday night. The Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved the first reading of an ordinance to rezone two parcels of property belonging to William Clark on E. Main St. to help make way for the project. The land near S. Hillcrest Dr. is…
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The Livingston Overton County Chamber of Commerce, will be hosting the 6th Annual Fall-O-Ween in Livingston Fall Festival on our Historic Downtown Square and Central Park, Saturday, October 30, 2021,from 12pm – 4pm. Attendance and all activities are FREE, for all ages. On Saturday kids will enjoy trick or treating with booths from local businesses,…
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Makenzi Scott was crowned as the 2021 Livingston Academy Homecoming Queen at Thursday night’s ceremony. Makenzi is the daughter of Denny and Connie Scott of Allons. She was escorted by Dawson Simmons, son of Titus and Jamie Simmons of Monroe. For more on the story, pick up a copy of this week’s Livingston Enterprise.
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