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Tuesday, November 12
The REAL ID Act of 2005, which requires anyone 18 years old or older to have a REAL ID or other federally issued photo ID, such as a passport, to enter certain Federal buildings, military bases and nuclear power plants or board commercial flights within the United States, will go into effect on May 7, 2025.
Tuesday, November 12
HUNTINGDON — The Dixie Carter Performing Arts Center and Bethel University Renaissance Theatre invite you to experience the magic of the holiday season with an enchanting production of “A Christmas Carol.” Enjoy an unforgettable journey through Charles Dickens’ timeless tale of redemption and joy, featuring a lively musical adaptation by Alan Menken and Lynn Ahrens.
Tuesday, November 12
Greetings, Family Fun Fall Fling was a celebration of family, friends and community. Carnival games, bounce house fun, a clown, cotton candy, ice cream, a grill out, lemonade stand, Bingo and basket raffle were enjoyed by over 200 visitors.
Tuesday, November 12
The Carroll County Chamber of Commerce released the following schedule of Christmas parades.
Tuesday, November 12
McKENZIE (November 6) — The McKenzie High School Alumni Association (MHSAA) made $300 donations to each of the three schools Wednesday.
Tuesday, November 12
McKENZIE (November 4) — Members of the Rotary Club of McKenzie hosted its annual charity auction to raise money for its service activities in McKenzie.
Tuesday, November 12
Twenty West Tennesseans spent their October fall break immersed in the culture, cuisine, and communities of Guatemala.
Tuesday, November 12
ATWOOD (November 7) — Callie Bryant, eighth grade daughter of Nick and Mandy Bryant, was crowned West Carroll Junior High Basketball Homecoming Queen during Thursday’s games against Bradford.
Tuesday, November 12
West Carroll Junior High announced a group of outstanding students recognized for their academic achievement on the CASE benchmark assessments.
Tuesday, November 12
HUNTINGDON (November 7) — The annual Habitat for Humanity Gala was Thursday, November 7 at the Carroll County Civic Center.
Tuesday, November 12
McKENZIE (November 5) — In honor of Veterans Day, Junior Milam, a veteran of the war in Iraq and Afghanistan, presented a program on being a veteran and honoring patriotism. As part of his program, Milam read the poem Remember Me by John Dirusso.
Tuesday, November 12
Huntingdon Discount Tire, 123 Dillahunty Lane, was established by Johnny Abbott in 1998. The small business is now owned by Johnny’s son, Justin Abbott.
Tuesday, November 12
NASHVILLE (November 7) — Semifinalists for the Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Award were announced Thursday. McKenzie senior quarterback Tate Surber and Huntingdon senior quarterback Gray Eubanks were among the five semifinalists in their respective classifications.
Tuesday, November 12
McKENZIE (November 5) — After a couple of months of discussion and exploring options, members of the McKenzie Board of Education voted to spend $95,900 to replace the entire playing surface of the McKenzie Middle School Gymnasium to correct 11 weak (dead) spots in the floor that was installed 60-plus years ago.
Tuesday, November 12
HUNTINGDON — Huntingdon has a new mayor and three new councilpersons, who represent a younger generation than previously. They were administered the oath of office last week to immediately begin their public service.
Tuesday, November 12
ATWOOD (November 7) — The West Carroll School Board met Thursday with all members of the board present.
Tuesday, November 12
HUNTINGDON (November 7) — Recently, Carroll County was awarded a $50,000 Three-Star Grant from the State of Tennessee.
Tuesday, November 12
PARIS (November 7) — On November 7, over 300 attendees gathered at the West Tennessee Healthcare-Henry County Hospital (WTHHC) for a ribbon-cutting ceremony that marked a new chapter in healthcare for the community.
Tuesday, November 12
McKENZIE (November 11) — McKenzie High School’s Student Council sponsored the annual Veteran’s Day program in the gymnasium. Area veterans were invited to be honored as part of the annual ceremony.
Tuesday, November 12
CARROLL COUNTY (November 5) — Huntingdon has a new mayor. Chad Edwards is a political newcomer, who sought and won the Town of Huntingdon’s highest office.
Tuesday, November 12
HENDERSONVILLE (November 7-8) — The 2024 TSSAA State Cross Country Championships were last week at Sanders Ferry Park. McKenzie’s girls team, Huntingdon’s boys team and one individual Huntingdon girl qualified.
Tuesday, November 12
DUI — Nicole Gwen Powers, 40, of Murray, Kentucky, was charged with DUI, Simple Possession and Speeding on November 10.
Tuesday, November 12
HUNTINGDON (November 6) — The following cases were heard in Carroll County General Sessions Court on November 6.
Tuesday, November 12
Domestic Assault — According to a report made by Deputy Angel Furr, on November 1, deputies were dispatched to the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office dispatch lobby in reference to a female subject wanting to file a report for a domestic that happened sometime the night before. The victim advised that her husband kept getting physical and she wanted to leave. She said it had been going on for months, but she had never reached out for help before but had photo proof. James Mitchell, 44, of McKenzie, was arrested for domestic assault.
Tuesday, November 12
Joseph Ty Alan Clay, 46, of Savannah, to Angela Marie Baker Ballew, 44, of McKenzie.
Tuesday, November 12
McKENZIE (November 5) — McKenzie Middle School hosted West Carroll Tuesday for a pair of basketball contests. In a low-scoring game, the Lady War Eagles dominated the first half, but the Lady Rebels stormed back late for a 16-14 win. The Rebels took a big lead early and coasted to a 43-16 victory.
Tuesday, November 12
McKENZIE (November 7) — McKenzie Middle School hosted Gleason Thursday for a pair of basketball contests. The Lady Bulldogs took an early lead and held off a late McKenzie rally for a 19-12 win. After a tight first half, the Rebels pulled away in the second for a 38-22 victory.
Tuesday, November 12
Pumpkin Cookies 1 cup sugar 1/2 cup shortening 1 cup pumpkin 1 egg
Tuesday, November 12
McKENZIE (November 8) — McKenzie High School kicked off the TSSAA Football Playoffs at home Friday, hosting Wayne County and recognizing senior players, managers, band members and cheerleaders.
Tuesday, November 12
McKenzie First CP Craft, Bake Sale McKenzie First Cumberland Presbyterian Church Craft Ladies host a Craft/Bake Sale Saturday, November 23, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the church on 16835 Highland Drive.
Tuesday, November 12
HUNTINGDON (November 8) — The Huntingdon Mustangs hosted the Loretto Mustangs in the opening round of the TSSAA Football Playoffs for Class 2A. In what started as a back-and-forth nail-biter, Huntingdon found its momentum and racked up a 63-28 victory. They advance to the second round to battle the Riverside Panthers.
Tuesday, November 12
LYNNVILLE (November 8) — The West Carroll War Eagles ended their football season Friday in the first round of the TSSAA Class 1A Football Playoffs with a 37-0 loss to Region 5 champion Richland.
