WELCOME TO CORNERSVILLE
Cornersville is a welcoming small town proud of its strong sense of community, family values, and quality of life. With a population of approximately 1,570 residents, Cornersville offers the kind of environment many people are seeking — a place where neighbors know one another, traditions matter, and southern hospitality is a way of life.
Families and individuals from across the country have chosen to call Cornersville home, drawn by its close-knit community, strong schools, and dependable work ethic. Residents take pride in supporting one another and working together to maintain a safe, friendly, and caring town.
Established in 1807 and incorporated in 1830, Cornersville has a rich history and deep roots in Marshall County. Located just 7 miles south of Lewisburg, the county seat, Cornersville sits along U.S. Highway 31A / State Route 11, providing convenient access to surrounding cities. The town is approximately 61 miles south of Nashville, 64 miles west of Murfreesboro, 26 miles east of Columbia, and 53 miles north of Huntsville, Alabama.
EDUCATION
Cornersville is served by the Marshall County School System and offers a strong, community-centered education experience for students from early childhood through high school.
Cornersville Elementary School
Serves students from Pre-K through 6th grade.
It was recognized as a Tennessee Reward School for the 2024–2025 school year, highlighting academic achievement and improvement within the state accountability system.
Cornersville School (Middle & High School)
Serves students from grades 7–12, providing both middle and high school education under one roof.
Like its elementary counterpart, Cornersville School was also named a Tennessee Reward School for 2024–2025, reflecting strong performance and growth.
AGRICULTURE
Agriculture has long been a cornerstone of Cornersville’s economy and way of life. Generations of farm families have shaped the land and contributed to a strong agricultural tradition that continues to support the local economy today.
The area is known for livestock operations, row crops, and pastureland that supply regional markets and support ag-related businesses throughout Marshall County. Farming not only provides employment, but also reinforces the values of hard work, stewardship, and community that define Cornersville.
Agriculture in Cornersville also supports related industries such as equipment services, transportation, feed suppliers, and small businesses, creating a ripple effect across the local economy. As the community grows, agriculture remains a vital part of Cornersville’s identity — preserving its rural character while contributing to long-term economic stability.
Home of the first Dolly’s Tennessean Travel Stop
Cornersville is proud to be home to the new launch, Dolly’s Tennesseean Travel Stop, a well-known landmark that has served travelers, truck drivers, and locals for decades. Conveniently located along U.S. Highway 31A / State Route 11, the popular spot plays an important role in supporting traffic through southern Marshall County.
The travel stop contributes to the local economy by providing jobs, supporting regional transportation and logistics, and drawing visitors who may also support nearby businesses. As a hub for fuel, food, and rest, it reflects Cornersville’s position as a welcoming crossroads community.
The Tennessean Travel Stop features a massive, 24-stall Tesla Supercharger station, offering up to 250kW charging speeds. Located at Exit 22 off Interstate 65, it includes pull-through and side-orientation stalls that can accommodate both Tesla and non-Tesla EVs with CCS compatibility.
For many, Dolly’s Tennesseean Travel Stop is their first impression of Cornersville — showcasing the town’s hospitality, accessibility, and role in connecting Middle Tennessee to surrounding regions.
