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McKenzie Banner Marketplace 6-11-24

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In this issue

  • State ECD, State Representative Tandy Darby Visit Haven Steel

    Tuesday, June 11

    McKENZIE/Henry County (June 10) — State Representative Tandy Darby (R-Greenfield) and representatives for the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development visited Haven Steel on Monday to tour the manufacturing plant and its new upgraded machinery.

  • Huntingdon Still in Turmoil Over Water Department

    Tuesday, June 11

    HUNTINGDON (June 5) — Brown water and grinder pumps continue to take center stage in the Town of Huntingdon. During the Public Works Committee Meeting, the press and non-Public Works Employees were requested to leave the meeting temporarily as the board moved into an executive session with the town’s attorney Robert Keeton, III.

  • 'Casting for a Cure' is Saturday in McKenzie

    Tuesday, June 11

    McKENZIE — The Steve McCadams “Casting For A Cure” Kids Fishing Rodeo returns to McKenzie’s City Park Lake on Saturday, June 15 for a fun-filled morning where even little fish produce big smiles.

  • Dresden Man Killed by Train in McKenzie

    Tuesday, June 11

    McKENZIE (June 8) — A Dresden man is dead after being struck by a train in McKenzie around 5:18 a.m. on June 8.

  • TBI Arrests Henry Man for Manufacturing Explosives

    Tuesday, June 11

    BUCHANAN — Special agents from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, working with the Henry County Sheriff’s Office and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, have arrested and charged a Henry County man accused of manufacturing an explosive device.

  • Congressman Kustoff Visits Normandy, Paris to Mark 80th Anniversary of D-Day

    Tuesday, June 11

    WASHINGTON, D.C. — Congressman David Kustoff (R-TN) recently traveled to Normandy and Paris to mark the 80th Anniversary of D-Day and honor our greatest generation.

  • West Carroll Board Votes to Approve Renovations to Elementary, Primary Schools

    Tuesday, June 11

    West Carroll School Board met on June 6 and discussed renovations to improve safety at all three schools in West Carroll Special School District.

  • Great-Grandmother Shows True Dedication

    Tuesday, June 11

    Faye Jones proved to be a dedicated Rebels baseball fan. Jones, age 92, great-grandmother of Fletcher Holt, attended the TSSAA State Championship Series.

  • Broadway Street, Budget on Agenda

    Tuesday, June 11

    The McKenzie City Council meets Thursday, June 13 with the following items on the agenda: under old business is the second reading of Ordinance 568 - the 2024-2025 Fiscal Year Budget; the second reading of Ordinance 569 - conversion of Broadway Street to a One-Way Street.

  • McKenzie High School Decades Reunion is October 4-5

    Tuesday, June 11

    McKENZIE — The newly formed McKenzie High School Alumni Association is hosting its first event on October 4 and 5.

  • Gleason Library Reopens After Wall Collapse

    Tuesday, June 11

    GLEASON (June 8) — Community members welcomed the reopening of the Gleason Memorial Library after a 10-month closure due to a wall collapsing.

  • Local Students on MTSU Dean’s List

    Tuesday, June 11

    MURFREESBORO — Middle Tennessee State University is congratulating 5,475 students who appear on the dean’s list for the spring 2024 semester.

  • Jackson Symphony Opens Nights on Broadway

    Tuesday, June 11

    McKENZIE — The Jackson Symphony — Symphony on the Move was the opening event for the annual series Nights on Broadway on Friday. The small ensemble of musicians provided jazz music for an appreciative audience, who were seated in Veterans Park.

  • McKenzie Rotary Recognizes Members as Paul Harris Fellows

    Tuesday, June 11

    McKENZIE (June 4) — The McKenzie Rotary continued its stellar year by recognizing 22 of its 45 members as Paul Harris Fellows.

  • Magician Barry Mitchell Brings Show to Carroll County Library

    Tuesday, June 11

    HUNTINGDON (June 7) — Barry Mitchell and Sam the Turtle entertained children at the Carroll County Library on Friday, June 7, 2 p.m. as part of the summer reading program.

  • Lori Ferguson Gives Heartfelt Thanks

    Tuesday, June 11

    I want to tell my small town and county family, friends, and churches how grateful I am for the thoughts and prayers. I had an aneurysm four weeks ago while vacationing in Florida. It was never what I expected.

  • Huntingdon’s Ensley Back in the College World Series

    Tuesday, June 11

    KNOXVILLE (June 9) — With the win over Evansville on Sunday night in the super regional round, the UT Knoxville Vols baseball team notched a spot in the College World Series. The three-game series advanced the Vols to their first back-to-back appearance in Omaha.

  • Willie Huffman is Retiring from TCAT-McKenzie, Paris

    Tuesday, June 11

    Two retirement receptions are scheduled for Willie Huffman, who is retiring as President of the Tennessee College of Applied Technology Henry/Carroll. The receptions are 2-4 p.m. Monday, June 17, at the TCAT in Paris and from 2-4 p.m. Thursday, June 20 at the TCAT in McKenzie.

  • The Open Meetings Act or the Sunshine Laws

    Tuesday, June 11

    As a way to educate the public and some local officials. The Banner is providing a crash course in the Opening Meetings Act or what is also known as the Sunshine Law. Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis said over a century ago, “Sunlight is said to be the best of disinfectants.” This simply means that transparency provides for good governance.

  • Dear McKenzie City Council Members:

    Tuesday, June 11

    EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is a letter from the co-owners of Tri-County Publishing, Inc. dba The McKenzie Banner, Jason and Brittany Martin, that will be delivered to members of McKenzie City Council prior to the meeting and read during the meeting. This is also meant to serve as an additional attempt to contact the city council prior to the meeting on Thursday, June 13.

  • Recipes 6-11-24

    Tuesday, June 11

    Barbecued Beef Patties 1 cup soft bread crumbs 1/2 cup milk 1 lb ground beef 1 teaspoon salt Pepper to taste 1 1/2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce

  • Carroll County General Sessions Court

    Tuesday, June 11

    HUNTINGDON (June 5) — The following cases were heard in Carroll County General Sessions Court on June 5.

  • Marriage License

    Tuesday, June 11

    Megan Nicole Alosa, 28, of Cedar Grove, to Taylor Channing Weaver, 32, of Cedar Grove.

  • McKenzie Police Reports

    Tuesday, June 11

    DUI-Second Offense — Wendy L. Calderon, 49, Highway 124, McKenzie, was charged with DUI-Second Offense on June 4.

  • Property Transfers

    Tuesday, June 11

    Ashley Long to Amber Cole in District 22.

  • Huntingdon Police Reports

    Tuesday, June 11

    HUNTINGDON (June 5) — The following cases were heard in Carroll County General Sessions Court on June 5.DUI; 1st Offense — Robert Lyles, 37, was arrested on June 1 for driving under the influence and violation of implied consent law.

  • Calendar 6-11-24

    Tuesday, June 11

    Salute Our Vets 5K The American Legion Post 47 and American Legion Auxiliary Unit 47 of Huntingdon are co-hosting the Second Annual Salute Our Vets 5K on Saturday, June 22 at 7 a.m. at the east side of the Carroll County Courthouse in Huntingdon.

  • Notice of Publication - LEE

    Tuesday, June 11

  • Notice to Creditors - LEE

    Tuesday, June 11

  • Notice to Creditors - BYARS

    Tuesday, June 11