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McKenzie Banner Marketplace 3-11-25

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In this issue

  • State Unemployment Holds Steady in January

    Tuesday, March 11

    NASHVILLE — Unemployment in Tennessee held steady in January, matching the rate from December, according to new data from the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development (TDLWD).

  • Bethel, Eastside FCE Met

    Tuesday, March 11

    Nine members met for the February 13 meeting in the lovely home of Mary and Pennye Mays.

  • Rotary Hears About Levi Miles Foundation

    Tuesday, March 11

    McKENZIE (February 25) — Members of the Rotary Club of McKenzie heard from guest speaker David Miles of Paris about the Levi Miles Foundation and the work it is performing to assist families and individuals with children who have rare diseases, mobility issues, or those who need specialized equipment to improve their lives.

  • Shelby Tucker Completes Nurse Residency Program

    Tuesday, March 11

    PARIS — West Tennessee Healthcare Henry County Hospital proudly congratulates Shelby Tucker, LPN, for successfully completing the Tennessee Hospital Association (THA) Nurse Residency Program.

  • McKenzie High School Celebrates Black History

    Tuesday, March 11

    McKENZIE (March 4) — McKenzie High School’s Minority Council hosted its annual Black History Celebration in the school gymnasium, recognizing the contributions of African-Americans locally and nationwide.

  • Area Sports This Week

    Tuesday, March 11

    Spring sports are underway with the following contests scheduled for The Banner’s reporting week of Tuesday, March 11 through Monday, March 17.

  • McKenzie Middle Hosts Health Fair

    Tuesday, March 11

    McKENZIE (March 7) — McKenzie Middle School hosted a health fair Friday, with 17 organizations participating. From the eclectic set of presentations, students learned about a wide variety of factors that affect their health and things they can do to live healthier lives.

  • 2025 Sterling Award Winners Announced; 3 Carroll Countians

    Tuesday, March 11

    Dr. Margaret Taylor, president of Jackson Area Business and Professional Women, has announced the winners of Sterling Awards 2025: 20 Most Influential Women in West Tennessee, the Outstanding Woman Military Veteran and the Sue Shelton White Award.

  • West Carroll School Board Discusses TISA Funding for 2025-2026 Year

    Tuesday, March 11

    The West Carroll School Board met on Thursday evening with all board members present for the meeting.

  • West Carroll Elementary School Royalty

    Tuesday, March 11

    Miss West Carroll Elementary School Royalty (L to R): Second Maid Ally Clarke, First Maid Raelynn Maples, Queen Abigail Hays, Third Maid Maddie Martin and Fourth Maid Camilla Jenkins. Not pictured is Miss Congeniality Norah Reynolds.

  • Kim Bell Webb Receives 2024 Governor’s Volunteer Stars Award

    Tuesday, March 11

    McKENZIE (March 10) — On February 16, Kim Bell Webb was recognized as Carroll County’s recipient of the Governor’s Volunteer Stars Award, celebrating her decades of commitment to community service.

  • Sunshine Week is March 16-22

    Tuesday, March 11

    Sunshine Week will take place March 16-22, 2025, to highlight the importance of open government and public access to information.

  • Schools to Enforce Cell Phone Restrictions

    Tuesday, March 11

    Tennessee lawmakers have approved a statewide crackdown on student cell phone use in classrooms.

  • McKenzie School Board Talks Vital Repairs

    Tuesday, March 11

    McKENZIE (March 4) — The McKenzie Special School District Board of Education met on March 4, 2025, to approve budget reallocations, student travel requests, and facility repairs, including urgent roof issues at McKenzie High School.

  • ​Severe Storms Possible Friday

    Tuesday, March 11

    McKENZIE (March 10) — Forecasts indicate a significant severe weather threat for West Tennessee, including McKenzie, on Friday, March 14, 2025.

  • Governor Lee Visits Huntingdon Primary

    Tuesday, March 11

    HUNTINGDON (March 7) — On Friday, Governor Bill Lee visited faculty, staff and students at Huntingdon Primary School. The Tennessee governor was joined by his wife, Maria. The Lees took part in Read Across America at the primary school.

  • Lady Wildcats’ Magical Run Culminates in Mid-South Championship Glory

    Tuesday, March 11

    BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (March 4) — In a season filled with resilience, grit, and undeniable heart, the Bethel Lady Wildcats capped off their magical run with a stunning 54-47 victory over the #3 ranked Campbellsville Tigers to claim the Mid-South Championship on Tuesday evening.

  • McLeese Arrested for Sexual Battery, Buying Alcohol for Minor

    Tuesday, March 11

    PARIS (March 5) — Travis McLeese of Paris was indicted by the Henry County Grand Jury, charged with two counts of sexual battery and one count of purchasing alcoholic beverages or beer for a minor.

  • McKenzie Banner March 11, 2025

    Tuesday, March 11

  • Recipes 3-11-25

    Tuesday, March 11

    Pop-Up Rolls 1 cup self rising flour 1 tablespoon mayonnaise 1/2 cup milk

  • Rebels Top Lions, 6-2

    Tuesday, March 11

    McKENZIE (March 6) —- The McKenzie High School Rebels hosted Camden Thursday to start the baseball season. A four-run first was the difference as the Rebels took the win, 6-2.

  • And You Think We Have Tariff Problems

    Tuesday, March 11

    I’m telling you, this thing has gotten completely out of control. It’s insane. We have lost our every-loving minds! I feel like I am being swallowed by a boa constrictor.

  • Letter: Baby, the Bathwater

    Tuesday, March 11

    “Don’t throw the baby out with the bath water” is an old idiom originating in sixteenth century Germany. The cliché has such a simple meaning yet our government leaders can’t seem to grasp the valuable message, especially Republicans in the current General Assembly in Nashville.

  • Letter: Reader’s Concerns on Trump Administration

    Tuesday, March 11

    As I write this it has been forty days. The Constitution is in shreds as thousands of people have been illegally fired by a man who was not elected.

  • Carroll County Sheriff Reports

    Tuesday, March 11

    Domestic Assault — On 02/28/25, Carroll County Deputies were dispatched to a home on Bobbitt Road in Bruceton for a possible domestic situation. Deputy Bongiovanni arrived and met Gregory Allen Harvey, 51, of Bruceton outside of the home.

  • Property Transfers

    Tuesday, March 11

    Meredith Beadles Bostian to Rickey Jerome Beadles in District 19.

  • Huntingdon Police Reports

    Tuesday, March 11

    Driving on Revoked License — On 03-02-25, Officer Jonathan McDowell observed a dodge ram pickup truck traveling at a high speed on Buena Vista Road.

  • General Sessions

    Tuesday, March 11

    Nahuel Astudillo — Southhaven, Mississippi, 38672 — Guilty Plea-As Charged Theft (Up To $1000) Sentenced At 75%, Jail Sentence Suspended Except 4 Days, No Contact With Walmart.

  • Marriage Licenses

    Tuesday, March 11

    Colin Ray Simonson, 24, of Bruceton, to Jasmine Belle Wragge, 23, of Bruceton.

  • Lady Rebels End Season with Semifinal Loss

    Tuesday, March 11

    WAYNESBORO (March 3) — The McKenzie High School Lady Rebels ended their season Monday with a 62-28 loss in the semifinal round of the Region 6A Girls Basketball Tournament to the tournament host Wayne County Lady Wildcats.

  • Fillies, Mustangs Fall in Region Semifinals

    Tuesday, March 11

    The Huntingdon High School basketball season came to an end in the semifinals of the Region 6-2A tournament in Centerville last week at Hickman County High School.

  • Rebels End Season with Semifinal Loss to McEwen in Overtime, 57-56

    Tuesday, March 11

    WAYNESBORO (March 5) — The McKenzie High School Rebels ended their season Wednesday with a thrilling overtime loss to McEwen, 57-56, in the semifinal round of the Region 6A Boys Basketball Tournament hosted by Wayne County High School.

  • Calendar 3-11-25

    Tuesday, March 11

    Sunshine Week is March 16-22 Sunshine Week will take place March 16-22, 2025, to highlight the importance of open government and public access to information.

  • Fillies Win at McKenzie

    Tuesday, March 11

    McKENZIE (March 6) — The McKenzie High School Lady Rebels hosted Huntingdon Thursday for a chilly softball game. The visiting Fillies scored in each of the five innings played for a 12-2 win.

  • McKenzie Police Reports

    Tuesday, March 11

    Assault/Aggravated Assault Against a First Responders / Resisting Arrest / Domestic Assault — On 3/4/2025, Patrolman McClure went to Main St. N in reference to a warrant for Keon Williams, out of Henry County for Domestic Assault.

  • Public Notice - NWTN Meeting

    Tuesday, March 11