The City of McKenzie Board of Mayor and Council meets Thursday, December 12 at 6 p.m. more

December 5, 6:30 p.m. West Carroll Jr/Sr High School Cafeteria more

The Carroll County Commission meets Monday, December 9 to determine the fate of the Resolution 12-01-2024 that establishes a county-wide fire department. The current format used by the county is a hybrid format that is not conducive to the longevity of the multiple districts established. more

HUNTINGDON (November 26) — Following the meeting of the Huntingdon Mayor and Council on November 26, the newly constituted board of mayor and council posed for a photograph.  more

STEWART COUNTY, Tennessee — A McKenzie native was found deceased on Kentucky Lake on the evening of November 26, 2024. The cause of death is unknown. The state has ordered an autopsy. more

Bethel University Christmas with Renaissance Bethel University announces the return of its beloved holiday tradition, “Christmas with Renaissance,” a captivating musical celebration that has become a staple event across West Tennessee. more

HUNTINGDON (November 26) — The Huntingdon Mayor and Council approved the purchase of five self-contained air packs for the Huntingdon Fire Department during the November 26 meeting. The cost was $49,988 from Sourcewell. more

GLEASON (December 2) — Gleason Mayor Charles Anderson, and Alderman Mike Bennett, Alderman Mike Stafford, Alderman James Hines, and Alderwoman Shawn Francisco were administered the oath of office to serve four years following the November 5 election. more

HENRY (December 1) — The Henry Volunteer Fire Department extinguished a fire in the back of The Family Table Restaurant Sunday afternoon. Mutual aid was provided by the Paris Fire Department. more

McKENZIE (November 26) — Three McKenzie councilmen were administered the oath of office for a four-year term on Tuesday, November 26. City Judge Beau Pemberton administered the oath to Jessie Townes, Drew Beeler, and Tim McBride (newly elected). more

Larry Logan, the retired General Sessions Judge for Carroll County was arrested for Driving Under the Influence and Possession of a Weapon on Saturday, November 30. more

NASHVILLE (November 26) — Finalists for the Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Awards were announced Tuesday. Included are McKenzie’s Tate Surber (Class 1A), Milan’s Jaydon Peete (2A) and Westview’s Graham Simpson (3A). more

HUNTINGDON (November 26) — Two officers of the Huntingdon Police Department were honored on November 26 for their life-saving efforts during a residential fire. more

Recently, Dr. Lee Carter, Chairman of the Huntingdon Special School District Board of Education was recognized by the Tennessee School Board Association as a Level 5 Master School Board Member. Only 5% of current school board members in Tennessee have received this recognition. more

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in McKenzie! The city welcomes the season this week with its Hometown Christmas, a full slate of holiday activities over four days that provides something for everyone. more

Letter To Editor Mike Pence warned us. Bill Barr warned us. Chris Christie warned us. Liz Cheney warned us. Dick Cheney warned us. Hillary Clinton warned us. Michael Cohen warned us. more

Winners will be unveiled at luncheon on December 10 November 26, 2024 The Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Awards will be presented to the top football players in nine … more

The McKenzie Special School District Board of Education meets 5:30 p.m. at the McKenzie Middle School Library. more

PARIS — Paris/Henry County officials expressed their excitement for a totally new campus for Tennessee College of Applied Technology -Henry/Carroll to be located at 5215 Highway 218 Bypass, Paris -across from West Wheel and Tire. The Paris campus is a sister campus to McKenzie-based TCAT, located on Highland Drive. more

HUNTINGDON (November 19, 21) – After months of back-and-forth discussions, it appears that the Carroll County Government has decided to move towards creating a standardized county-wide rural fire department. On Tuesday, the Rural Fire Committee and the Budget Committee met jointly to discuss the immediate financial needs of the rural fire department. The Fire Committee provided a list of needs/wants roughly estimated at $466,000. more