Marshall County's county seat. Tennessee Walking Horse country, home of the fainting goat, and a small town that still runs on front porches and knowing your neighbors. Pop. ~12,200.
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Moving to Lewisburg? Here's everything you need to set up your new place.
| Service | Provider | Phone | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Electric | Duck River Electric (DREMC) | (931) 359-2536 | Member-owned co-op. TVA power. Office at 991 S Ellington Pkwy. |
| Water / Sewer | Lewisburg Water & Wastewater | (931) 359-4016 | City-run. Office at 505 N Ellington Pkwy. Draws from the Duck River. |
| Gas | Lewisburg Gas Department | (931) 359-4016 | City-owned gas utility since 1950. Same office as water. Not all homes have gas. |
| Trash | City of Lewisburg / Waste Management | (931) 359-1544 | Curbside pickup through the city. Recycling every other week. |
| Unit | Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1 BR | $800 – $1,000 | Small-town pricing. Limited apartment complexes — most rentals are houses. |
| 2 BR | $1,000 – $1,250 | One of the most affordable markets in Middle Tennessee. |
| 3 BR | $1,200 – $1,500 | Single-family homes and duplexes. Good value for the space. |
| Provider | Type | Starting Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spectrum | Cable | ~$50/mo | Most widely available (~90% coverage). No contracts. Up to 1 Gbps. |
| AT&T Internet | DSL / Fiber | ~$55/mo | Covers ~66% of homes. Fiber at select addresses — check availability. |
| T-Mobile Home Internet | 5G / LTE | ~$50/mo | No installation needed. Availability varies — check your address. |
| Starlink | Satellite | ~$120/mo | Best for rural areas outside city limits. Equipment fee ~$599. |
| School | Grades | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Marshall County Schools | K-12 | Main district. ~5,452 students across 11 schools. 700 Jones Circle. (931) 359-1581 |
| Marshall County High School | 9-12 | 661 W Ellington Pkwy. ~804 students. (931) 359-1549 |
| Columbia State — Lewisburg Campus | College | 980 S Ellington Pkwy. 50+ programs. (931) 359-0351 |
| Store | Location | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Kroger | 301 S Ellington Pkwy | Full-service grocery with pharmacy, deli, bakery, and fuel center. Pickup available. |
| Walmart Supercenter | 1334 N Ellington Pkwy | Grocery, pharmacy, and everything else. Lowest prices in town. Pickup and delivery. |
| Store | Location | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Lewisburg Builders Supply / Ace | 615 S Ellington Bypass | Locally owned Ace affiliate. Good for parts, supplies, and advice. (931) 359-1558 |
| Tractor Supply Co. | 150 The Acres | Farm and ranch supplies, fencing, pet feed, power equipment. (931) 359-6131 |
No Lowe's or Home Depot in Lewisburg. Nearest big box is in Shelbyville or Columbia (~20-30 min).
It's a small town — but it knows how to have a quiet good time. Here's what's out there.
Lewisburg's bar. 8 beers on tap, bottles, cans, pizza, and pretzels. Open until 1am Fri-Sat. The closest thing to a dedicated watering hole in town.
1505 Verona Caney Rd • Facebook
The margaritas are the real draw. Happy hour, drink specials, and trivia nights. A solid option when you want a drink with dinner.
Lewisburg • lafuenterestaurants.com
Honest take: Lewisburg isn't a nightlife town. For more options, Columbia is 20 minutes west with Rebel Bar & Grill, Ember's Tavern, and more.
| Name | Location | Hours | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Waffle House | 712 N Ellington Pkwy | 24/7 | Always open. Your best bet for a late-night meal in Lewisburg. |
| McDonald's | 141 N Ellington Pkwy | Varies | Drive-through stays open late. Check app for exact hours. |
| Taco Bell | 440 N Ellington Pkwy | Until ~midnight | Late-night drive-through. You know the deal. |
| Wendy's | 290 N Ellington Pike | Varies | Drive-through open late on weekends. |
Own a home in Lewisburg? Here are the local resources and contractors you need.
Local Lewisburg roofer since 2011. 20+ years experience. BBB accredited.
Phone: (931) 359-3675
Family-owned, third-generation. 30+ years experience. 10-year workmanship warranty.
Phone: (615) 955-0695 • raysroofingoftn.com
25+ years experience. Roof repair, replacement, and storm damage restoration.
Phone: (615) 348-8352 • mrgoodroof.com
Locally based in Lewisburg. A/C, heating, and electrical. Bryant authorized dealer.
Phone: (931) 703-4622
Long-established Lewisburg business. Full-service plumbing, electrical, and HVAC. Residential, commercial, and industrial.
Phone: (931) 359-4871
Residential and commercial HVAC service and installation. Serves Lewisburg area.
Phone: (615) 394-6000 • trustheritage.net
The go-to local shop. Plumbing, electric, and HVAC all under one roof. 680 S Ellington Pkwy.
Phone: (931) 359-4871
Long-standing local plumbing and heating shop. 1621 Nashville Hwy.
National chain with local service. 24/7 emergency plumbing and drain cleaning.
Phone: (931) 246-9406
Licensed electricians for residential, commercial, and industrial work. Same trusted local shop.
Phone: (931) 359-4871
Electrical services in addition to HVAC. Locally based in Lewisburg.
Phone: (931) 703-4622
Family-owned, 15+ years. Full landscaping, retaining walls, decks, porches, and fences.
Lawn weed control and fertilization. Free re-treatments if weeds return.
Phone: (888) 924-8873 • turfmasterslawncare.com
Tree care, storm damage cleanup, and lawn service. 24-hour emergency. Free estimates.
Phone: (931) 607-5553 • midtntreeandlawn.com
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Long-established Lewisburg business. Plumbing, electric, and HVAC. Your best local first call.
Phone: (931) 359-4871
National dispatch. Always answers, always sends someone. 24/7 emergency plumbing and drain cleaning.
Phone: (931) 246-9406
Locally based in Lewisburg. A/C, heating, and electrical. Call for after-hours availability.
Phone: (931) 703-4622
Does HVAC too. Long-established local business. Worth a call for after-hours response.
Phone: (931) 359-4871
Licensed electricians. Residential, commercial, and industrial. Call for after-hours.
Phone: (931) 359-4871
Electrical services in addition to HVAC. Locally based.
Phone: (931) 703-4622
| Utility | Provider | Phone | What to Do |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gas Leak | Lewisburg Gas Dept | (931) 359-4016 | On-call 24/7. Get outside first, then call. |
| Power Out | Duck River Electric (DREMC) | (931) 359-2536 | Report outage 24/7. Check their outage map online. |
| Water Emergency | Lewisburg Water & Wastewater | (931) 359-4016 | Know where your main shutoff valve is. Then call. |
The essential services, local landmarks, and things that make Lewisburg feel like home.
| Service | Name | Address | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hospital | Marshall Medical Center | 1080 N Ellington Pkwy | mauryregional.com |
| Urgent Care | Fast Pace Health | 641 E Commerce St | (931) 359-4555 |
| Library | Marshall County Memorial Library | 310 Old Farmington Rd | (931) 359-3335 |
| Post Office | USPS Lewisburg | 557 E Commerce St | (931) 359-3232 |
| Office | Website | Phone | Good For |
|---|---|---|---|
| City of Lewisburg | lewisburgtn.gov | (931) 359-1544 | General city info, codes, zoning, permits |
| Marshall County Government | marshallcountytn.gov | (931) 359-1279 | Property taxes, deeds, county courts |
| Duck River Electric (DREMC) | dremc.com | (931) 359-2536 | Electric service, outage reporting |
| Park | Highlights |
|---|---|
| Lewisburg Recreation Center | 70,000 sq ft on 81 acres. Pool, gym, basketball, tennis, fitness classes, golf, racquetball. |
| Rock Creek Park & Greenway | Greenway trail, walking paths, Exploration Station playground. Home of the Goats, Music & More Festival. |
| Henry Horton State Park | ~12 miles south in Chapel Hill. Duck River access, hiking, golf, disc golf, pool, fishing, camping, lodge. |
Lewisburg Parks & Rec: lewisburgparksrecandfitness.com
The Lewisburg most people don't know about — unless they live here.
Grab dinner downtown, then head to The Burg for drafts. It's not fancy, but it's Lewisburg — and that's the point.
12 miles south. Campfire on the Duck River, lodge dining room, or just a quiet walk at sunset. Hard to beat for a date that doesn't cost much.
Historic downtown square, better restaurant options, Buck & Board for wine, and the Riverwalk at night. Worth the drive for a proper evening out.
What Lewisburg thinks of the neighbors. All love. Mostly.
"Columbia is 30 minutes west and thinks they're the big city of the region. They've got a Walmart, a square, and a mule parade. We've got a Goat Festival. Ours is weirder, and we're okay with that. At least our mascot doesn't kick."
"Shelbyville is our neighbor in Bedford County and they've got the Walking Horse Celebration. We respect the tradition. They're a little bigger, a little louder, and they've got a Cracker Barrel. We've got a goat parade and a square that doesn't need a franchise to feel alive."
"Lawrenceburg has David Crockett and a lake. We have goats and dairy farms. They're further south, further off the grid, and proud of it. We get each other. Small towns that don't apologize for being small. That's the whole thing."
"Nashville? That's a day trip. People up there don't know we exist, and frankly, we prefer it. They've got traffic, tourists, and $18 chicken. We've got pastures, a courthouse square, and a festival where goats are the celebrities. We know who's winning."
All in good fun. We love our neighbors. Mostly. — The Locals
What Lewisburg thinks of the neighbors. All love. Mostly.
"Columbia is 30 minutes west and thinks they're the big city of the region. They've got a Walmart, a square, and a mule parade. We've got a Goat Festival. Ours is weirder, and we're okay with that. At least our mascot doesn't kick."
"Shelbyville is our neighbor in Bedford County and they've got the Walking Horse Celebration. We respect the tradition. They're a little bigger, a little louder, and they've got a Cracker Barrel. We've got a goat parade and a square that doesn't need a franchise to feel alive."
"Lawrenceburg has David Crockett and a lake. We have goats and dairy farms. They're further south, further off the grid, and proud of it. We get each other. Small towns that don't apologize for being small. That's the whole thing."
"Nashville? That's a day trip. People up there don't know we exist, and frankly, we prefer it. They've got traffic, tourists, and $18 chicken. We've got pastures, a courthouse square, and a festival where goats are the celebrities. We know who's winning."
All in good fun. We love our neighbors. Mostly. — The Locals