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In this issue

  • McKenzie Banner February 11, 2025

    Tuesday, February 11

  • Living at Lakeside News

    Tuesday, February 11

    Residents kicked off the New Year with a gold-and-black décor Happy Noon Year luncheon with all the fanfare of a midnight celebration. We did a countdown toast at noon with faux bubbly, sang Auld Lang Syne and declared New Years Resolutions.

  • Gas Prices Decrease

    Tuesday, February 11

    TENNESSEE (February 10) — Average gasoline prices in Tennessee decreased 6.0 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $2.72/g today, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 3,821 stations in Tennessee. Prices in Tennessee are 2.5 cents per gallon higher than a month ago and stand 11.5 cents per gallon lower than a year ago. The national average price of diesel has decreased 0.2 cents in the last week and stands at $3.624 per gallon.

  • Previewing Lee’s 2025 State Address

    Tuesday, February 11

    NASHVILLE (February 20) — Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee released the following excerpts ahead of his seventh State of the State address that will be delivered tonight at 6 p.m. CST in the House Chamber of the Tennessee State Capitol.

  • TCAT Awarded Healthcare Grant

    Tuesday, February 11

    DICKSON (January 31) — The Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) Dickson has been awarded $160,750 through the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development’s Rural Healthcare Workforce Development Initiative. This funding positions TCAT Dickson among five TCAT campuses and thirty-eight statewide entities benefiting from the grant.

  • State Settles with NCAA for Student-Athletes

    Tuesday, February 11

    NASHVILLE — Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti announced that a bipartisan coalition of states led by Tennessee has reached a settlement in principle in its lawsuit against the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA).

  • West Carroll School Board Members Receive Student-Crafted Gifts

    Tuesday, February 11

    ATWOOD (February 6) — The West Carroll Special School District Board of Education met Thursday in the cafeteria of the junior/senior high. Awaiting the board members were gifts crafted by high school students in observance of School Board Appreciation Week (January 26-February 1).

  • McKenzie City Council Meets Thursday

    Tuesday, February 11

    The McKenzie City Council meets Thursday, February 13 at 6 p.m. The following items are on the agenda: Resolution 25-001 allowing the City of McKenzie to apply for a community block development grant; presentation of Mulberry Park plans; Strategic Planning Dates; and recognize Jason Arnold on completing training for Mental Health Strike Team.

  • Pate is McKenzie High School Homecoming Queen

    Tuesday, February 11

    McKENZIE (February 7) — Senior Sophie Pate was crowned McKenzie High School Basketball Homecoming Queen Friday during pregame festivities.

  • FSB Insurance Becomes Sunstar Insurance Tennessee

    Tuesday, February 11

    FSB Insurance, a trusted name in the region for insurance services, has officially rebranded as Sunstar Insurance Tennessee, reflecting its long-standing affiliation with Sunstar Insurance Group, the 30th largest independent agency in the nation. While the name is changing, the same familiar faces and dedicated service remain unchanged.

  • ‘Your Hometown Bank Since 1934’

    Tuesday, February 11

    For over nine decades, a cornerstone of downtown McKenzie has been McKenzie Banking Company. Though the financial institution has grown into a regional presence as Foundation Bank, with six locations across northwest Tennessee, it remains, as the sign says, “your hometown bank since 1934.”

  • McKenzie Rotary Club Hears About West Tennessee Healthcare

    Tuesday, February 11

    McKENZIE (February 4) — Tina Prescott, President and CEO of West Tennessee Healthcare, was the featured speaker for the McKenzie Rotary Club. In recent months, West Tennessee Healthcare began managing Henry County Hospital.

  • Rebel KD Cunningham Signs with Kentucky Wesleyan Football

    Tuesday, February 11

    McKENZIE (February 7) — McKenzie High School football standout Kadarius (KD) Cunningham will continue his gridiron career at Kentucky Wesleyan College. The senior was feted at a signing ceremony Friday in the MHS Theater, joined by family members, coaches, teammates, classmates, teachers and a plethora of supporters.

  • Fillies, Rebels Win on Huntingdon Senior Night

    Tuesday, February 11

    HUNTINGDON (February 4) — Huntingdon High School celebrated Senior Night Tuesday, hosting McKenzie and honoring three senior cheerleaders and six senior players between basketball contests.

  • Cats Stun Freed-Hardmen

    Tuesday, February 11

    McKENZIE — Bethel lost an ardent supporter with the passing of Bethel Hall-of-Famer Shorty Akers earlier in the week. Shorty was honored before both games versus Freed-Hardeman Saturday. One has to know the Wildcats, who attended the Akers funeral on Friday played with even more passion in memory of their friend.

  • Recipes 2-11-25

    Tuesday, February 11

    Banana Split Brownie Pizza Box brownie mix 8 oz. cream cheese, softened 8 oz. crushed pineapple, drained

  • Let a Blind Man Show the Way

    Tuesday, February 11

    Walking the Market Place in downtown Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Central America, I was assaulted by the cacophony of sounds—horns honking, salsa music blaring, people laughing, shouting, and talking.

  • Calendar 2-11-25

    Tuesday, February 11

    One Sound Choir Reunion At Greater Enon A One Sound Choir reunion is Sunday, March 23 at the 10 a.m. morning worship service a Greater Enon Missionary Baptist Church, 313 East Walnut Ave., McKenzie.

  • Hearts in Harmony

    Tuesday, February 11

    Valentine’s Day is this weekend, how do you usually celebrate? In my lifetime it has varied — it’s been a romantic evening out, a galentine’s get-together, a table for one, and dining in with an SVU marathon. I will say, a table for one is the most uncomfortable meal you will ever have in a crowded restaurant.

  • Carroll County General Sessions Court

    Tuesday, February 11

    HUNTINGDON (February 5) — The following cases were heard in Carroll County General Sessions Court on February 5, 2025.

  • Carroll County Sheriff’s Reports

    Tuesday, February 11

    Trespass — On January 31, Carroll County Sheriff’s Office received a called from Mrs. Joelyn Funderburk stating that she had just ran a young man out of her house.

  • Property Transfers

    Tuesday, February 11

    Linda L. Williams to Jodi Williams in District 16.

  • Marriage License

    Tuesday, February 11

    Maria Nicole Sertuche, 27, of Huntingdon, to Tevin Christopher Hartley, 24, of Jackson.

  • McKenzie Police Reports

    Tuesday, February 11

    DUI — Omar Suzarez-Cruz, 40, Stallings Road, Dresden, was charged with DUI-First Offense, Driver’s License Required to be Carried, Financial Responsibility, and Display of Registration Plates on February 9.

  • McKenzie Splits Wins on Homecoming

    Tuesday, February 11

    McKENZIE (February 7) — McKenzie High School celebrated Homecoming Friday, hosting Houston County for a pair of consequential district basketball contests.

  • Huntingdon Middle School Fillies Win State Championship

    Tuesday, February 11

    MURFREESBORO (February 1) — The Huntingdon Middle School Fillies completed a trifecta for Huntingdon Middle School Saturday at Middle Tennessee Christian School as they defeated Rickman 72-39 to win their first-ever state championship.

  • Baptist

    Thursday, February 6