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Armand Hebert, VP of Rotary; Morgan and Alonna Tosh, representing Mary’s Kids; and Ricky Price, president of McKenzie Rotary.
Non-Profit Supports Henry School Children
The passion to help children continues in Henry, Tennessee, through a non-profit organization that bears the name of its late founder. more
Pictured (L to R) 2025 graduates: MyKala Adkisson, Madison Falls, Karemon Williams, Jayden Milton, Kaleb Williams and Peyton Butler were honored at Wingo Missionary Baptist Church. Not pictured is Dakota Drake.
Wingo Missionary Baptist Church Aids College-Bound Graduates
WINGO (June 22) — Wingo Missionary Baptist Church congregation parents and grandparents honored seven recent high school graduates with lunch, scholarships and care packages for their college dorms. more
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The Dixie Celebrates 20 Years of Arts Education with Education Series
The Dixie Carter Performing Arts Center announces the lineup for its 20th Season Education Series, continuing a proud tradition of enriching the lives of West Tennessee students through live theatre and performing arts. more
Savannah Martin purchases ice cream from the Red Caboose after playing at the Splash Pad.
Red Caboose Concessions Offer Relief Amid Heatwave
Since opening in 2017, the McKenzie Splash Pad has become an oasis for local children. In the summer months, there’s no better place for kids to run around and play. more
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Sawyers takes group photos at the end of each bootcamp session to celebrate attendees for showing up.
Women Find Community at the Refinery’s Morning Bootcamps
At 5:45 a.m., before the sun has a chance to rise, the Refinery gym parking lot is full. On weekday mornings, the McKenzie gym becomes the most popular establishment in town. more
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After shopping, students checked out with Webb alumni who bagged their new items.
Back-to-School Drive Gives Students Fresh Start
McKENZIE (July 26) — Webb School alumni and volunteers from McKenzie’s First Baptist Church joined forces to host a back-to-school drive at McKenzie’s historic Webb School. more
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Huntingdon Fire Chief John Fordon, photographed at Elk Grove Village Fire Department, Illinois.
Fire Chief Fordon Deployed To Kerr County After Flooding
KERRVILLE, Texas — John Fordon, Huntingdon’s fire chief, has dedicated most of his professional life to helping those in need. When disastrous floods hit Kerr County on July 4, Chief Fordon was ready to get to work. more
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Kids Football Camp participants and MHS players and coaches at the conclusion of the event.
Rebels Host Kids Football Camp
McKENZIE (July 21) — Coach Keith Hodge and the McKenzie High School Rebels hosted the second annual Kids Football Camp Monday evening at the indoor practice facility. more
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The Beauty of Everyday
People are always hesitant to admit their flaws or weaknesses. more
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HUNTINGDON (July 24) — Smokey Bear visited the Carroll County Library Thursday, along with Tennessee Department of Agriculture Forestry Aide Hunter Todd, to teach kids the importance of fire safety and wildfire prevention. Pictured (L to R) are Miles Coffey, Robin Nance, Assistant Library Director Denise Coleman, Harley Nance, Smokey, Children's Librarian Grace Hawkins, Library Clerk April Newman and Todd.
Smokey Bear Visits Carroll County Library
HUNTINGDON (July 24) — Smokey Bear visited the Carroll County Library Thursday, along with Tennessee Department of Agriculture Forestry Aide Hunter Todd, to teach kids the importance of fire safety and wildfire prevention. more
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Jack Holland, who insists he’s not a historian but is fascinated by history, speaks with the Huntingdon Historical Society.
Holland Shares with Historical Society
HUNTINGDON (July 16) — Guest speaker Jack Holland shared stories from McKenzie’s history, from the city’s creation to moments from more recent memory, at the Huntingdon Historical Society (HSS) meeting on Wednesday. more
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McKenzie High School senior football player Davarion Gilbert (left) with Tennessee Titans defensive back Gabe Jeudy-Lally.
Titans Player Speaks to Local Football Teams
MILAN (July 18) — Several local football teams gathered at First Baptist Church Friday as Tennessee Titans defensive back Gabe Jeudy-Lally spoke to the players about his journey in faith and football. more
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Roadside Signage Marks Sgt. Lee Russell Airport
McKENZIE — New signage along State Route 22, McKenzie marks the location of the newly renamed Sgt. Lee Russell/Carroll County Airport more
The McKenzie Middle School gymnasium has an entirely new playing surface. The previous floor was the original floor installed in 1954.
McKenzie Middle School Gym Receives Major Upgrade of Seating, Flooring
McKENZIE (July 21) — Within a period of under one week, the entire playing surface of the McKenzie Middle School gymnasium was removed, its base floor repaired, all new playing surface was installed, sanded and stained, and new decals were added. more
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McKENZIE (July 17) — Downtown summer music series Nights on Broadway continued Thursday with Crooked Creek. The local band entertained the crowd with an eclectic set, inspiring some to turn Banner Row into a dance floor. Nights on Broadway continues with Longshot on Tuesday, August 5. Fajita Brothers performs Thursday, September 4. Flashback closes out the summer series Thursday, September 18.
Nights on Broadway Presents Crooked Creek
McKENZIE (July 17) — Downtown summer music series Nights on Broadway continued Thursday with Crooked Creek. The local band entertained the crowd with an eclectic set, inspiring some to turn Banner Row into a dance floor. more
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Top readers received prizes during the finale celebration. Pictured are (L to R): Colton Sellers, Children's Librarian Grace Hawkins, Kenadie Sanders, Grace Vincent, Cheyenne Overpeck, Amelia Godwin and Denise Coleman.
Carroll County Library Summer Readers Enjoy Fun-Filled Finale
HUNTINGDON (July 17) — The Carroll County Library hosted its Summer Reading Finale Thursday, with a variety of activities throughout the library for more than 40 kids in attendance. more
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Pictured at the McKenzie farmers market are (L to R) Vol State runners Hui Yang and Kim Drake, McKenzie road angels Al Everett and Chris Nelson, Nelson's niece Remi Burress and runner Jun Lin.
Last Annual Vol State Road Race Passes Through Weakley, Carroll County
McKENZIE (July 10-12) — Over three days, residents of Weakley and Carroll County saw over a hundred ultramarathon runners pass through in the early stages of an epic journey spanning the state. more
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The Dixie 20th Season Lineup Released
HUNTINGDON (July 14) — In what it considers one of its “most ambitious seasons ever,” the Dixie Carter Performing Arts Center (DPAC) made its twentieth season announcement on social media Monday. more
Rotary’s flowers for the ladies — McKenzie Rotary Club presented a small bouquet of flowers to the lady members and guests (L to R): Kimberly Bell Webb, Ricky Price-President, Sandi Roditis, Susan Dyer, Armand Hebert-Vice-President, LaShonda Williams, Jan Latimer, Christy Williams, and AnneMarie Tanner, owner of McKenzie Taproom.
New Rotary Year Starts by Honoring Female Members
McKENZIE (July 8) — McKenzie Rotary Club started its new year by honoring the ladies in attendance, whether a member or visitor. more
The 2025 cohort of Creativity Camp students: Dawsyn Allen, Ramsey Allen, Saylor Allen, Alex Bos, Seth Bos, Rowan Conger, Charlie Dillahunty, Lorilei Dillahunty, Aimee Harris, Emilee Harris, Lucy Jones, Kali Keech, Owen Koonce, Brynlee Kreuter, Chase Kreuter, CJ Martin, Savannah Martin, Emerie Monteith, Piper Russell, Kaiya Shaw and Farrah Wyatt.
Creativity Camp Concludes With Showcase, Visit from Buster the Dinosaur
McKENZIE (July 11) — Carroll Arts concluded Creativity Camp: The Wonderland of Creativity on Friday, June 11, at McKenzie’s First Cumberland Presbyterian Church with a final showcase for students to present their week’s creations to their loved ones. more
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