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Three Dead In Madison County Crash
An early Sunday morning crash killed three persons on Highway 70 in Madison County.According to the Tennessee Highway Patrol, a 2014 Hyundai Sonata, driven by John Rickman, 29, of Cedar Grovve was … more
Red Cave Cafe, Hookah Lounge Surrenders Beer Permit
McKENZIE (October 10) — During Thursday’s meeting of the City of McKenzie Alcohol Board, Rene Enang, owner of the Red Cave Cafe and Hookah Lounge, agreed to surrendered his on-premises … more
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City of McKenzie to Reevaluate Water Fees, Rates
McKENZIE (October 10) — During the October meeting of the McKenzie Board of Mayor and Council, the board agreed to have the Tennessee Association of Utility Districts to provide a rates study. … more
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McKenzie Receives $525,000 Grant for Wastewater Upgrades
NASHVILLE — State Senator John Stevens (R-Huntingdon) and Representative Andy Holt (R-Dresden) announced today the City of McKenzie will receive $525,000 through a Community Development Block … more
Chase Ends in Arrest of Milan Man
A Milan man was arrested for evading arrest, reckless endangerment, vandalism and felony evading arrest after a police chase on Saturday.Deputy Chris Adams arrested Peyton Whitmore, 19. Adams began … more
McKenzie City Council, 1988 (Seated, L to R): Atty. Kent Jones, Mayor Joe Morris and City Clerk Jane Thompson. (Standing, L to R): J. R. McDonald, Danny Yates, Dennis R. Coleman, Bob Putman, Dan Bradfield and Billy Vawter.
A Pictorial History of McKenzie, Tennessee
Pottery Direct is under construction on Rochelle Road in McKenzie.
Pottery Direct, Dynamix Casting Under Construction in County
Two new industries are under construction in Carroll County and Gränges is advancing with its significant expansion plans. Pottery Direct’s new 40,000 square-foot building, located on … more
Cyril and Jan Ostiguy presented facts about the ongoing $10 wheel tax for the 1000-acre lake.
County Commission Hears Broadband Proposal, Complaint About Wheel Tax
HUNTINGDON (October 14) — On Monday, Carroll County Resolutions Commission approved the agenda for the October 14 meeting of the Carroll County Commission. On the agenda were appointments to … more
It’s A Collaborative Effort!
Let’s talk literary this morning. I have had more people lately asking me about “my” book than you can shake a stick at. They want to know when I’m writing one. Or when am I … more
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GOVERNOR LEE, COMMISSIONER ROLFE ANNOUNCE GLOBAL TRACK MANUFACTURING USA, INC. ESTABLISHES PLANT IN MILAN
  Global Track Manufacturing will create 250 jobs in Gibson County Company anticipates production will start in summer 2020 Global Track has established operations in former Tower … more
Weakley County Relay For Life is Friday
Relay For Life of Weakley County is Friday, October 18, 5 p.m. to midnight at the UT Martin Stadium parking lot in Martin. For more information and to register visit … more
Lake Wheel Tax to be Addressed at County Commission Meeting
HUNTINGDON (October 7) — Cyril and Jan Ostiguy of Huntingdon, both retired private citizens, received approval Monday to address the full body of the Carroll County Commission on Monday, … more
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McKenzie Schools Receive Safety Grant
The McKenzie School Board met in regular session Tuesday, October 1 with a short agenda. Boardmembers approved a budget amendment regarding the annual Safe Schools Grant. They also approved the … more
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Three Chords, The Truth…
I don’t think I’m as “country” as some folks have been led to believe. But people who watched the recent “Country Music” documentary by Ken Burns seem to … more
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1960s, Street Dance on Banner Row in Downtown McKenzie.
A Pictorial History of McKenzie, Tennessee
1960s, Street Dance on Banner Row in Downtown McKenzie. File photo originally published in “A Pictorial History of McKenzie, Tennessee,” by The McKenzie Banner in October 2004. more
Mayor getting first shot (L to R) Debra Cannon, Leah Hamilton and Mayor Howell Wayne Todd
Clarksburg Family Clinic Hosts Grand Opening
CLARKSBURG (October 6) — The new Clarksburg Family Clinic opened its doors on Sunday with an Open House and Ribbon Cutting at its location on Highway 22 South in Clarksburg. A sizable crowd … more
Nathan Stevenson was surprised with a wish reveal by Make-a-Wish Sunday to send him to Disney World next week. Pictured with Nathan are (L to R): Make-a-Wish Mid-South volunteers Ronnie and Melissa Barker and his parents, Jason Rouse and Tabitha Stevenson-Rouse.
Make-a-Wish Surprises West Carroll Student with Trip to Disney
ATWOOD (October 6) — A West Carroll Elementary student received the surprise of his life Sunday as Make-a-Wish revealed that he’ll spend next week’s Fall Break in Florida to visit … more
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McKenzie Police Department to Host Child Safety Training
The McKenzie Police Department is hosting a community training for parents or soon-to-be parents on Thursday, October 17 at the Park Theatre from 6-8 p.m. Officers will discuss on assortment of … more
County Commission to Hear Broadband Proposal
HUNTINGDON (October 7) — On Monday, Carroll County Resolutions Committee approved the agenda for the October 14 meeting of the Carroll County Commission. On the agenda are appointments to … more
Faulty Digital Radios Create Safety Issue
McKENZIE (October 2) — In the September city council meeting, members of the board were informed by Police Chief Craig Moates of his department and the fire department’s continued … more
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