Hello, Neighbor!
Whether you’re a lifelong resident or a new one, you know Lawrence County, Tennessee is a great place to be. Our 618 square miles offer city and country living, beautiful forests, open spaces, creeks for paddling and fishing, and a piece of history around every corner. We have award-winning schools, a thriving business community, and residents willing to give their hearts and hands to improve others’ lives. Lawrence County Government is here to provide services that will help you live your best life. Explore our website to learn more about this community and how Lawrence County Government can assist you.
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Meet T.R. Williams
County Executive
County Executive T.R. Williams is a businessman, pastor and active community leader. Mr. Williams is a native of Lawrence County. After graduating from Loretto High School he continued his education at Columbia State College and the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. He has worked in the industrial sector and earned the positions of line supervisor, manufacturing engineer, accountant and distribution manager. After years of practical experience, he co-founded AllSource Logistics in 2001 with Keith Rohling, another lifelong resident of Lawrence County.
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Simply thankful
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Food Drive; Red Ribbon Week
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Purcell named second VP of statewide organization
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Jesse Smith one of many TCAT success stories
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9/11 music festival supports Jason Dickey scholarship
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Recycle Buildings Closed Until Further Notice
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