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Kids and parents alike enjoyed the Bowties and Tutus Mobile Petting Zoo.

Hometown Health Hosts Back-to-School Blitz

McKENZIE (July 24) - Hometown Health Clinic hosted a Back-to-School Blitz Wednesday at the pediatric office on Hospital Drive. The event, with the theme "Homer's Fun Day on the Farm," aimed to remind parents to schedule well visits for their school-age children as well as provide a fun day of activities as the summer break winds down. more

By Brad Sam
brad@mckenziebanner.com | 7/24/24

Several Webb alumni were presented plaques for their contributions. Family members accepted the plaques of John Nolen and the late Clarence Norman. (L to R) Front Row: Velma Caster Nolen, Lina McClerkin Nolen, Tammie Parsley Nolen, Gloria Nolen, Gina (Norman) Atkins and Ruby Norman. Back Row: Daisy Dudley, Harriet Nolen Bonds, George Nolen Jr., Ike Gilbert, Neal Willamson, Mary Luter Jordan and Kimberly Bell Webb (holding Jessica Baker’s plaque).

Webb Alumni Celebrate School’s National Historic Placement

McKENZIE (July 20) — The Webb Alumni Association hosted a ribbon-cutting Saturday to celebrate Webb Public School’s placement on the National Register of Historic Places by the National Park Service of the United States Department of the Interior. more

By Brad Sam
brad@mckenziebanner.com | 7/23/24

Huntingdon Primary School’s addition to the building nears completion.

Huntingdon Primary to Add Sixth Pre-K Class

HUNTINGDON (July 16) — Thanks to two grants, Huntingdon Special School District will soon add its sixth Pre-K classroom. more

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Back-to-School Schedules

As July draws to a close, schools are solidifying plans for the return of teachers and students. more

7/23/24

Tennessee Sales Tax Holiday is This Weekend

NASHVILLE — Save the date and save! The State of Tennessee’s annual sales tax holiday weekend is Friday, July 26 through Sunday, July 28, 2024. more

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The parking spaces on the east side of Broadway were re-striped to complete the process of transitioning the downtown street from one-way back to its original two-way layout.

Broadway Street Parking Spots Re-Striped For Two-Way Traffic

McKENZIE (July 19) — The parking spaces on the east side of Broadway were re-striped Friday to complete the process of transitioning the downtown street from one-way back to its original two-way layout. more

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Miss Tennessee Volunteer Pageant is This Week

Miss Tennessee Volunteer pageant is in Jackson this week. more

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Dr. Megan Tuttle Joins Paris Pulmonology, Primary Care

PARIS — Paris Pulmonology and Primary Care, a clinic of Henry County Medical Center, is thrilled to announce the addition of Dr. Megan Tuttle to the team of dedicated healthcare providers. Dr. Tuttle brings knowledge, experience, and a true commitment to the community she now serves. more

7/23/24

Aird Fighting to Keep BU Soccer Season Alive

For over 25 years, Misty Aird has not only been part of Bethel University but also an intricate part of McKenzie. Since being named the head women’s soccer coach, Aird has devoted her entire career to Bethel. When she came to Bethel, she believed that God called her here. more

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The McKenzie Marching Rebels practice their show “Recess” in preparation for the football and competition seasons. The band is under the direction of first-year Director Daniel Capua. The field commander is Katelynn Essary.

Bands Prep for Marching Season

7/23/24

West Carroll Schools Paved

Martin Paving Company is almost complete with paving projects at the three West Carroll School District sites. more

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Renovations Continue at County Complex

HUNTINGDON (July 19) — The Carroll County Complex is undergoing much needed renovations. Through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Funds, the Carroll County Commission pledged $500,000 for maintenance, repair and improvements. more

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Rotary guest speaker Senator John Stevens (left) and Rotary President Christy Williams.

Senator Stevens Speaks to Rotary

McKENZIE (July 16) — The McKenzie Rotary Club hosted State Senator John Stevens at Tuesday’s weekly meeting. more

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Johnny Mac was Nights on Broadway Entertainment

McKENZIE (July 18) — Johnny Mac brought his instrumental and vocal talents to downtown McKenzie on Thursday, July 18 for Nights on Broadway. more

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Faith in Christ Ministries Celebrates Forty Years

Faith in Christ Ministries of Huntingdon, TN, celebrated their fortieth anniversary on Sunday, July 21st, by honoring the memory of the late Bro. Wayne Burton and recognizing Sister Charlotte Burton with a founder’s plaque. more

7/23/24

Gasoline Prices Increase Over Week

TENNESSEE (July 22) — Average gasoline prices in Tennessee increased 2.1 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $3.10/g today, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 3,821 stations in Tennessee. more

7/23/24

Fall Gardeners’ Festival is Scheduled for August 27

The University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture is excited to provide information throughout the year to make gardening a success for many home gardeners. UT Gardens, Crossville, in collaboration with UT Extension’s Cumberland County Master Gardeners, will host the annual Fall Gardeners’ Festival at the Plateau AgResearch and Education Center. more

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Recipes 7-23-24

Baked Beans and Chops 2 16.5 oz. cans baked beans 6 rib pork chops, 1/2inch thick 1 1/2 teaspoon prepared mustard 1 1/2 tablespoon brown sugar 1 1/2 tablespoon ketchup 6 onions slices, 1/4 inch thick more

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The Banner Brings Back ‘Business Spotlight’

The Banner recently launched a Facebook group, McKenzie Businesses Thrive Together, as a meeting place for businesses to exchange ideas, products and work together to achieve goals. more

By Brad Sam
brad@mckenziebanner.com | 7/23/24

tnAchieves Celebrates 5 Million Community Service Hours

tnAchieves is proud to announce that following the July 1, 2024 TN Promise community service deadline, students in the program have given back more than 5 million hours of service. more

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