Basketball Regional Semifinals, Teams Next Step

The men’s and women’s basketball semifinals will see conclusions reached very soon.
Chamber Hires Stephens As New President, Starts April 1

Zach Stephens selected to serve as the Livingston-Overton County Chamber of Commerce’s new president and CEO.
Overton Opening Bids To Replace Dogwalk Road Bridge

Overton County opening bids Thursday to replace a bridge connecting the Monroe and Alpine communities.
Regional Basketball Championships Set For Next 2 Nights

Girls basketball will see regional championships clinched Wednesday night, while boys basketball teams can raise a banner next season with a win Thursday night.
Livingston Ends Under 65 Retiree Insurance Program

Livingston getting rid of a policy that allows city employees who retire under the age of sixty-five to keep their health plan until they turn sixty-five.
Livingston Aldermen Terminate Water Supervisor

Livingston Aldermen voted to terminate Jerry Dale Kennedy from his position as the city’s water department supervisor during Tuesday’s meeting.
Livingston Jeweler Celebrates 110 Years, Future

Livingston’s EB Gray Jewelry credits research, customer service, and flexibility as key reasons behind the business’ success since it opened in 1914.
Livingston Fly-In/Cruise-In Returns Saturday
Livingston’s Fly-In/Cruise-In event returns to the airport Saturday. Airport Board Chair Jason Duke said the free event will have live music, a car and truck show, food, and airplane rides for a fee. Duke said the focus is to show everyone what the airport is used for and get them excited about general aviation. “I […]
Livingston GIS Recording Key Information
The early phases of a Livingston GIS Mapping Project continue to progress. Magnolia River Director of GIS Allisyn Hudson said they have created two separate GIS maps for the city’s gas lines and its water and wastewater systems. Hudson said they are currently going out and collecting various kinds of data to be recorded and […]
Livingston Receives $623K For Downtown
A state rebate produced some $623,000 for Livingston downtown revitalization efforts. Downtown Revitalization Commission Chair Gene Gantt said the rebate allows the city to get a portion of their sales tax back each year. Gantt said that rebate funding must be spent on improvements to the city square or efforts to bring more people to […]