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Staff from Evans Clinic invited kids to "Follow the Yellow Brick Road" for some sweets. Pictured (L to R): Amanda Fuller, NP; Ashley Ward and Allie Elliot, medical assistants; Amy Haywood, office manager; and Angelia Hampton and Hailey Frizzell, health navigators, welcome Adalynn Crossett, six; Emry Price, five; and Dean Wortham, eight, to Oz.
Huntingdon Primary Hosts 'Blue and Gold Boo Bash'
HUNTINGDON (October 30) — Huntingdon Primary School hosted the Blue and Gold Boo Bash Thursday for a mix of school spirit and Halloween fun. more
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McKenzie Chamber of Commerce and Industrial Development Board members attended the Manufacturing Breakfast October 10.
Businesses Learn About AI, Innovation At Annual Manufacturing Breakfast
Leaders from McKenzie-area industries gathered at Bethel’s Vera Low Center for Student Enrichment Friday, October 10, for the McKenzie Chamber of Commerce and Industrial Development Board’s annual Manufacturing Breakfast, celebrating Manufacturing Month. more
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Plastic Product Formers Tour Group: Mike Stafford, Joseph Butler, Chuck Sisson, Plastic Product Formers Operations Manager Patrick Ross, Tim McBride, Monica Heath and Noah McEwen.
McKenzie Chamber Members Tour Plastic Product Formers, Pottery Direct
Kicking off Manufacturing Month festivities, the McKenzie Chamber of Commerce and Industry scheduled factory tours at VP Racing’s Plastic Product Formers and Pottery Direct Wednesday, October 8. more
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Administrative Office Technology Instructor Maureen Sledd informs McKenzie Chamber members about her class.
McKenzie Chamber Members Tour TCAT Henry/Carroll Facilities
McKENZIE (October 22) — Continuing Manufacturing Month celebrations, members from the McKenzie Chamber of Commerce and Industrial Development Board toured McKenzie’s Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) Henry/Carroll campus Wednesday, October 22. more
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TCAT students gather for a photo in front of Plastic Product Formers.
TCAT Students Tour McKenzie Industries
McKENZIE (October 24) — In an initiative to keep McKenzie’s future technical workers in the community after school, McKenzie Chamber of Commerce and Industrial Development Board Director Monica Heath invited students from the Tennessee College of Applied Technology - Henry/Carroll (TCAT) McKenzie campus to tour Plastic Product Formers and Pottery Direct. more
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Bethel Renaissance’s production of Newsies at The Dixie.
Renaissance Presents ‘Newsies’ at The Dixie
Based on the real-life Newsboys Strike of 1899, Newsies tells the story of Jack Kelly - a charismatic newsboy and leader of a ragtag band of teenage “newsies” who dream of a better life far from the hardships of the streets. more
Living at Lakeside News
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and we kicked off the month with a visit from Megan Webb, a public health educator from the Tennessee Department of Health. more
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Residents at Cherrywood Post Acute lined up on the facility’s sidewalk to hand out candy.
Cherrywood Residents Join Halloween Festivities
Beginning what they hope to make an annual tradition, staff from the Cherrywood Post Acute assisted living facility, located at 175 Hospital Drive in McKenzie, hosted a trunk-or-treat event Thursday, October 30. more
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Children Hallie Ann and Easton Flannery grab a picture with Ellen Pruitt, Hometown Health Clinic Marketing and Human Resources Director, and an inflatable Homer.
Homer’s Halloween Hootenanny Is a Sickeningly Good Time
McKENZIE (October 28) — On an otherwise cold and rainy night, Hometown Health Clinic stirred up some Halloween fun Tuesday with Homer’s Halloween Hootenanny — named after Homer, the clinic’s canine mascot. more
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Pictured (L to R) are McKenzie Rotarians Dr. Perry Moulds, Kim Bell-Webb, Alyse McMinn and Ricky Price.
McKenzie Rotary, The Banner, Carroll County Carl Perkins Center Work to Fight Hunger
McKENZIE (October 28) — The McKenzie Rotary Club teamed up with the Carroll County Carl Perkins Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse to support people who need food during the holiday season. more
McKenzie City Florist owner Courtney Satterfield cuts the ribbon provided by the McKenzie Chamber of Commerce and Industrial Development Board surrounded by her family, friends and fellow chamber members.
City Florist Enters New Era with Ribbon Cutting
McKENZIE (October 28) — The McKenzie Chamber of Commerce and Industrial Development Board ushered in a new era of McKenzie City Florist & More with a ribbon cutting Tuesday, celebrating Courtney Satterfield’s purchase of McKenzie’s landmark flower and gift shop. more
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McKenzie Rotary Auction is November 8
The Rotary Club of McKenzie's annual charity auction is Saturday, November 8, from 6-8 p.m. at Bethel's Vera Lowe Center. more
2025 Carroll County Chamber of Commerce Honorees: Agri-Business of Year — Bennett Farms, Burton Bennett; Business of the Year — Walmart, Monica Hill; Carroll Countian of the Year — Major General Tommy Baker; Business Person of the Year — Dan Bradfield; and Special Recognition — Bethel Coach Chris Nelson. Not Pictured: Distinguished Career and Leadership Award — Colonel James Harding.
Carroll County Chamber Celebrates Local Excellence
HUNTINGDON (October 27) — The Carroll County Chamber of Commerce recently gathered to honor outstanding businesses and individuals who have made significant contributions to the community. The event recognized achievements across various categories, highlighting dedication, leadership, and long-standing service. more
The family of the late Carl Mann stand alongside the roadside sign honoring Mann’s legacy as a musical performer.
Carl Mann’s Legacy Honored With Roadside Sign
HUNTINGDON (October 28) — The musical legacy of the late Carl Mann, a Huntingdon native, was memorialized with a roadside sign at the intersection of High Street and East Main on Tuesday. more
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Editorial: ‘Tis The Season
This weekend, I talked to someone at the grocery store who looks and sounds different from me that has been targeted recently for being different. It broke my heart because if I had to make a list of the best people I know in this world, that person would be near the top. more
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McKENZIE (October 31) — At halftime of the McKenzie High School football game Friday night, McKenzie Banking Company made a donation of $2,200 to the McKenzie Special School District. The funds are based on customers purchasing McKenzie Rebel-branded debit cards. Pictured (L to R) are McKenzie Director of Schools Dr. Justin Barden, MBC representatives Lisa Stewart and Shawna Fowler and MHS Principal Kelly Spivey.
McKenzie Banking Company Donates to School District
McKENZIE (October 31) — At halftime of the McKenzie High School football game Friday night, McKenzie Banking Company made a donation of $2,200 to the McKenzie Special School District. more
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Madeline (four) and Emilie (eight months) Trent visited alien invaders Teneisha Taylor (left) and Raven Tharp for a treat.
McKenzie Head Start Hosts Trunk or Treat
McKENZIE (October 28) — Northwest Tennessee Head Start/Early Head Start hosted a Trunk or Treat Tuesday evening. more
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Representatives from Centennial Bank delivered winter coats to Northwest Tennessee Head Start/Early Head Start Tuesday morning. The bank donated approximately 75 coats, one for each student. A few of the kids met the bank staff and tried on their cozy new coats. Pictured are (L to R): Kim Gilmore, VP of McKenzie's Centennial branch; Andrea Browning, Centennial CEO; Chandler Sharp; Malakai Nutting; Caide McKinney; Pai'cheynce Staten; Amie Jones, McKenzie Head Start center manager; Skye McCaslin; Mary Beth Howington, Centennial McKenzie customer service specialist; and Chuck Sisson, city president, McKenzie branch.
Centennial Bank Donates Coats to McKenzie Head Start
McKENZIE (October 28) — Representatives from Centennial Bank delivered winter coats to Northwest Tennessee Head Start/Early Head Start Tuesday morning. The bank donated approximately 75 coats, one for each student. more
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Bethel Installs New Signage on University Drive
McKENZIE — Bethel University installed new signage at the intersection of State Route 22 and University Drive. more
Courtney Satterfield, pictured here with her husband, Austin, and two kids, Kylie and Copelan, bought the McKenzie City Florist in August 2025.
Meet the Satterfields
Like many people who grew up in McKenzie, young Courtney Satterfield experienced the magic of Christmas between the displays of the McKenzie City Florist. more
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