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McKenzie Banner Marketplace 4-2-24

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In this issue

  • Keith Hodge is New McKenzie Football Coach

    Tuesday, April 2

    McKENZIE (April 1) — The McKenzie Special School District announces McKenzie High School has hired Keith Hodge as head football coach. Hodge is the 2023 Dresden football coach that blemished the Rebels’ undefeated regular season. Both teams met in the semi-final with the Rebels advancing to the state championship game.

  • County’s Private Acts Moving Through General Assembly

    Tuesday, April 2

    NASHVILLE — The County of Carroll has requested two changes in its form of government. In February, the Carroll County Commission voted to request a reduction in the number of road supervisors and also to convert to centralized accounting - one accounting department for all the county’s operations.

  • HMS Third Quarter Honor Roll, A/B Honor Roll

    Tuesday, April 2

    Huntingdon Middle School announces the students who made Honor Roll the 3rd quarter of school. Principal’s Honor Roll includes students who made all A’s and Honor Roll includes students who made all A’s and B’s.

  • McKenzie Garden Club Meets

    Tuesday, April 2

    The McKenzie Garden Club gathered at the McKenzie CP Church for their first meeting of 2024, celebrated with an add-a-dish luncheon. The meeting began with a devotional offered by member Robin Bentley.

  • McKenzie Chamber Upcoming Events

    Tuesday, April 2

    APRIL 17, 2024 LUNCH & LEARN Canva Made Simple with Elizabeth Pritchett 11-1 p.m. Lunch is at 11 a.m. https://growmckenzie.com/events‐calendar/lunch‐learn‐canva. Registration is required, Chamber Members are Free, and non-members cost $20.

  • McKenzie High School Sports Schedule

    Tuesday, April 2

    Thursday, April 4 • Baseball at home against Westview at 4:30 p.m. JV game afterward.

  • McKenzie School Representatives Attend Education Summit

    Tuesday, April 2

    MARTIN (March 22) — The mental health crisis in schools was discussed during the 2024 West Tennessee Education Summit held Friday, March 8, at the West Tennessee AgResearch and Education Center in Jackson.

  • Overflow Church Hosts Carnival to Celebrate Easter

    Tuesday, April 2

    McKENZIE — Each year on Easter weekend, Overflow Church hosts a celebration for the town by offering a free carnival for children in the area. It is in celebration of the fact that through Jesus’ death on the cross, Jesus defeated death and sin and through his resurrection, He made a way for new life, righteousness and forgiveness, according to the local church.

  • Representative Kustoff Visits McKenzie Rotary

    Tuesday, April 2

    McKENZIE (March 26) — On Tuesday, Congressman David Kustoff of Tennessee’s Eighth Congressional District visited with the McKenzie Rotary Club. He spoke at length on various issues taking place in Washington, D.C.

  • McKenzie School Board Agenda

    Tuesday, April 2

    McKenzie Board of Education meets Tuesday, April 9, 5:30 p.m. in the McKenzie Middle School Library.

  • Sweet Jordan’s to Open in McKenzie

    Tuesday, April 2

    McKENZIE — Sweet Jordan’s is opening in McKenzie on April 15 after a long delay after announcing its expansion in November 2021.

  • Jeremy Pate Honored for 25 Years of Safe Driving

    Tuesday, April 2

    PARIS (March 28) — Jeremy Pate was honored for 25 years of safe driving with United Parcel Service during a brief ceremony at the Paris Tennessee distribution center. Pate, a McKenzie resident, his wife Gina, and girls, Emma, Sydney and Lydia were in attendance.

  • Carroll County to Begin Paving Project

    Tuesday, April 2

    The Carroll County Commission meets Monday, April 8 to discuss a significant paving project to be undertaken by the Carroll County Highway Department.

  • Electric Board Approves Funds to Chamber, Approves Outage Report System

    Tuesday, April 2

    HUNTINGDON (March 28) — TVA and the Carroll County Electric are funding $40,880 annually for each of the next five years to the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce for economic development services.

  • Water Issues Addressed at Huntingdon Town Council

    Tuesday, April 2

    HUNTINGDON (March 26) — Water issues including miscolored water and improper readings of customer water meters were discussed during the Huntingdon Mayor and Town Council meeting on March 26. During the same meeting, the Council approved $1,536,146 in two projects to replace aging water lines and to install all new self-reading water meters.

  • Carroll County Sheriff Proposes Increases in Medical, Food Expenses in Jail Budget

    Tuesday, April 2

    HUNTINGDON (March 25) — On Thursday, the Carroll County Budget Committee concluded its second round of annual budget presentations from department directors. Presenting were Sheriff Andy Dickson, Road Supervisors Ronnie Wade and Ricky Scott, School Superintendent Johnny McAdams, Solid Waste Director Jeff Heyduck, Clerk and Master Kenneth Todd, Prevention Coalition Director Heather Foster and Mayor Joseph Butler.

  • Playtime is Coming Soon

    Tuesday, April 2

    HUNTINGDON — Playtime for many youngsters is limited because of their personal limited mobilities. Well, there is a new inclusion park headed to Carroll County - slated for the summer of 2024.

  • Rebels Find a Groove Against Adamsville

    Tuesday, April 2

    HUNTINGDON (March 27) — McKenzie played Adamsville in their first game of the Diamond Classic. The Rebels were down by one at the end of the first inning. McKenzie was still in the game and scored one run in the second inning followed by another run in the third.

  • Mustangs Defeat Rebels

    Tuesday, April 2

    HUNTINGDON (March 28) — McKenzie Rebels and the Huntingdon Mustangs were both foregoing Spring Break when they competed on March 28 in Huntingdon.

  • Crockett County Defeats Rebels

    Tuesday, April 2

    McKENZIE (MARCH 29) — McKenzie Rebels baseball lost to Crockett County on March 29 at McKenzie Park.

  • Calendar 4-2-24

    Tuesday, April 2

    Senator Stevens to Speak at Chamber Forum State Senator John Stevens (R-Huntingdon) will speak at the Capitol Forum on Friday, April 12, at the Carroll County Civic Center, Huntingdon. The event starts at 8 a.m. and ends at 9 a.m. This is a free event sponsored by the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce.

  • Carroll County General Sessions Court

    Tuesday, April 2

    Huntingdon (March 27) — The following cases were heard in Carroll County General Sessions Court on March 27.

  • Carroll County Sheriff’s Reports

    Tuesday, April 2

    Evading Arrest, DUI — Deputy Daniel J. Thomas charged Allison Michelle Lawrence, 35, of Atwood with Evading Arrest and DUI after a high speed chase in the Atwood area on March 26 at 11:30 p.m.

  • Marriage Licenses

    Tuesday, April 2

    Billy Floyd Toler, Jr., 33, of Huntingdon to Shelby Lynn Bettie Haynes, 31, of Medina.

  • Property Transfers

    Tuesday, April 2

    Kenneth N. and Virginia A. Hass as co-trustees to Brian James. District 14.

  • Huntingdon Police Reports

    Tuesday, April 2

    Aggravated Assault — On March 21 at 9:29 p.m., officers Justen Roberts and Ethan Parham responded to 2680 Northwood Drive in Huntingdon to a fight at the Wilson residence where one person physically assaulted another resident and ran away.

  • McKenzie Police Reports

    Tuesday, April 2

    DUI, Implied Consent — Samantha Summer Scott, 45, Old McKenzie Highway, Paris, was charged with DUI, Implied Consent and Open Container after a traffic stop on March 30 at 9:43 p.m.

  • I Have To Open My Own Cokes Now

    Tuesday, April 2

    I thought this writing business for me was over forever…and then Pam Collins died.

  • Looking Back from Our Archives

    Tuesday, April 2

    10 Years Ago — The Huntington Cross Country Team Partnered with the Baptist Memorial Hospital to put on a 5k Rabbit Color run.

  • Snakes Alive!

    Tuesday, April 2

    We were a motley looking crew. Our foreman, Louis, was built like a fire hydrant dressed in overalls with an ever-present plug of home-grown chewing tobacco in his cheek. He was in charge of the tar wagon, mainly because he was the only one living who knew how to operate the ancient machine.

  • Weekly 150: The Motlow Murder Trial

    Tuesday, April 2

    This one comes courtesy from historian and author Bill Carey.

  • West Carroll High School Baseball, Softball Schedule

    Tuesday, April 2

    Baseball Tuesday, Humboldt, 5 p.m., home; Thursday, Liberty, 5 p.m.., away; Friday, Lake County, 5:30, away; Monday, April 8, Bradford, Home.