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Lynn Watkins
Watkins is Retiring From McKenzie School District
McKENZIE (December 6) — Lynn Watkins, 59, is retiring from his position as director of schools on June 30, 2023. more
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Jackson Cassidy wears the Titans jersey gifted to him by the Titans Foundation.
Jackson Cassidy Named Mr. Football
NASHVILLE (December 7) — Jackson Cassidy is the Class 1A Mr. Football. The senior quarterback for McKenzie was one of three finalists including Kumaro Brown of Memphis Academy of Science and Engineering and Isaiah Thomison of Fayetteville High School. more
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Santa greeted the spectators along the parade route.
McKenzie’s Annual Christmas Parade
McKenzie’s Annual Mistletoe Christmas Parade was Saturday, December 3, 4 p.m. in the historic area of McKenzie. The parade began at McKenzie Middle School and ended downtown. more
Mason Pillow
One-Vehicle Accident Claims Life of Huntingdon Man
HUNTINGDON — A single vehicle accident claimed the life of Mason Pillow, 26, of Huntingdon. more
Students were evacuated to the churches in Atwood, where they were dismissed for the day.
West Carroll Jr./Sr. High School Evacuated After Bomb Threat
ATWOOD (December 2) — The West Carroll Jr./Sr. High School was evacuated after students reported a student for making a bomb threat on Friday afternoon, Dec. 2. more
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State Champions
CHATTANOOGA (December 2) — The McKenzie Rebel football team has brought gold home to McKenzie just in time for Christmas. The Rebels defeated Clay County Friday afternoon, 34-14. This was McKenzie’s first state championship win for football in three appearances at the state championship round, 2007, 2021, and 2022. more
Rebel Football Brings Home Gold
CHATTANOOGA (December 2) — In their third appearance in the Championship Round of the TSSAA Football Playoffs (2007, 2021 and 2022) the McKenzie Rebels are bringing the gold ball home to … more
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Councilwoman Josephina Batton, Councilman Tom Alexander, Mayor Ryan Griffin, Councilman Bobby Young, Councilwoman Carol Armpriest, and General Sessions Judge Michael King. Alexander, Griffin, and Armpriest are newly elected.
Mayor Ryan Griffin, Council Administered Oath of Office
McKENZIE (November 29, 2022)  — McKenzie Mayor Ryan Griffin  and recently elected councilpersons, Tom Alexander and Carol  Armpriest, and re-elected Josephina Batton and Bobby Young were administered the oath of office on November 29. They will join councilmen Charles Pruneau and Jessie Townes to comprise the full council. more
Mayor Jill Holland (center) recognized Steve Watson (left) and Garrett Burns (right) on November 22 for their service on the McKenzie City Council. The two councilmen retired from their positions and did not seek re-election.
Retiring McKenzie Councilmen Honored
Mayor Jill Holland recognized Steve Watson and Garrett Burns on November 22 for their service on the McKenzie City Council. more
The Huntingdon Town Council (L to R): Vice-Mayor John Sanders, Andrew Maddox, Kelly Eubanks, Will Atkins, Nina Smothers, Carl Byars, Lori Nolen and Charles Hodges.
Huntingdon to Purchase New Fire Trucks
Tuesday, during the regular monthly meeting of the Town of Huntingdon Council, the board approves nearly $1 million in future expenditures. more
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LOOKING SOUTH — A drone photograph taken southward shows roadwork on the first leg of the U.S. Hwy 79 (S.R. 76) widening project. The 4.8 mile stretch of roadway starts at Cades-Atwood Road in Gibson County and runs to the east of State Route 77 in Carroll County is scheduled to be completed in May of 2025.
First Leg of U.S. 79 Widening Project Progressing
The first leg of the U.S. Hwy 79 (S.R. 76) road widening project is progressing, said Nichole Lawrence, Tennessee Department of Transportation Community Relations Officer. more
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Seth Fields with his World Championship Duck Calling Trophy following his victory in Arkansas.
Local Wins World Duck Calling Competition
STUTTGART, Arkansas (November 26) — Huntingdon High School and Bethel University alumnus Seth Fields won the World Duck Calling Competition Saturday afternoon. more
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McKenzie Rebels Headed to Championship Friday
McKenzie Rebels, 14-0, punched their ticket to the championship game after a resounding defeat of Memphis Academy of Science and Engineering in the semi-final contest on Friday, November 25. After earning a two-point victory one week earlier against Fayetteville, the 34-0 victory over MASE seemed as a cake walk to the Rebels. more
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Representative Curtis Halford (right) addresses members of the Carroll County Commission following the presentation of a plaque and proclamation from County Mayor Joseph Butler (left).
Carroll County Civic Center to Hire New Manager
HUNTINGDON (November 14) — On Monday’s meeting of the Carroll County Commission, members of the Civic Center Board learned of the resignation of the center’s current manager, Ben Canovan, at the end of the year.  more
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Lee Lawrence, principal at Gleason Schools, presented a plaque honoring Edgar Floyd for a 37-year teaching career. The Agriculture Shop at the school is now named in Floyd’s honor. Floyd’s family joined in the celebration.
Edgar Floyd Honored for 37-Year Teaching Career
GLEASON (November 17) — Edgar Floyd was honored Thursday, November 17 for 37 years of teaching agriculture at Gleason School. more
A rural Weakley County home on Blooming Grove Road-South was destroyed Sunday.
Weakley County Home Destroyed by Fire
McKENZIE (November 20) — A rural McKenzie home was destroyed by fire on Sunday, November 20. more
Huntingdon Principal Porsche McClerking
Huntingdon Hosts Veterans Day Program
HUNTINGDON (November 11) — Huntingdon High School held its annual Veterans Day program in the high school library because of audio issues in the gym. more
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Bottom Row: Mark Schultz, Jacquelyn Padilla, Skyelor DeLoach, Brett Toombs, Taniyah Diggs, Carlton Townes, Olivia Lane and Gracie Aird. Top Row: Allie Mansfield, Payton Ognibene, Lilly Sumrok, Tate Surber and Ally Rayburn. The featured speaker, Cheryl Mosley stands in the middle of the students.
McKenzie High Hosts Annual Veterans Day Program
McKENZIE (November 11) — Continuing a long-standing tradition, McKenzie High School hosted area veterans and presented a program to honor their service to America. The 10 a.m. ceremony on Veterans Day is conducted annually by the Student Government Association and features student presenters, the MHS Band and a featured speaker who served in the military. more
Petals Azola Now Open
McKENZIE (November 11) — McKenzie’s newest florist, Petals Azola, owned by Angela Diller, held a ribbon cutting Friday. more
Dr. Brock Martin
Brock Martin Wins State Representative District 79
HUNTINGDON (November 11) — On Tuesday, Dr. Brock Martin (R), won in the general election to serve in the Tennessee House of Representatives for District 79. Dr. Martin easily defeated the Democratic challenger Thomas Jefferson by taking in over 81% of the vote. He is replacing retired representative Curtis Halford. more
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