A man inquiring about lawn care wound up going to the hospital instead last Friday. Thomas Vettraino was speaking with two boys about lawn care near the road in front of his home when an oncoming vehicle struck him Friday morning. For more on this story, pick up a copy of this week’s Livingston Enterprise…

School board members decided to approve the use of the Latin grading system for high school students after discussing it with Livingston Academy principal Jake Asberry and counselor Vanessa Farris during last week’s work session of the board. The current system has some setbacks—it penalizes students who take dual-enrollment classes, some classes aren’t weighted fairly…

The Livingston Police Department hosted the National Night Out at the new central park Tuesday, August 1. The Livingston Public Safety had a house fire demo and allowed children to through it to see what it was like and what you were suppose to do during a fire. Bentlee Phillips (left) and Bentley Murphy (right)…

The Highlands Fitness Challenge recently wrapped up in Overton County, with the top three teams receiving awards for their efforts.  The Highlands Fitness Challenge, a program that aims to help local businesses and organizations cultivate a healthy and fit workforce, had yet another great year in 2017.  This year’s challenge began in March and continued…

A wreck on Celina Highway caused the driver of a pickup truck to be transported to a local hospital, with another driver hitting the same pickup truck an hour after the first accident occurred. Originally Kelli Smith, 18, of Hopkinsville, Ky. was traveling east on Hwy. 52 Friday morning when she lost control of her…

The 2017-2018 school year is in full swing. Friday, Aug. 4 marked the first day of school for Overton County. Children at Allons Elementary came off the bus with their backpacks full of school supplies and minds ready to learn. Principal Dale Flatt stands greeting everyone to start the first day of the school year.…