Sellers is New Manager of Save-A-Lot
From the Mar 3, 2026 e-Edition
McKENZIE — E.W. James welcomes Jason Sellers back to McKenzie, Tennessee, as the store manager of Save A Lot, Highland Drive, McKenzie.
Jason’s career with the E.W. James company, owner of E.W. James Supermarket and Save-A-Lot in McKenzie, began as a senior in high school, when he started working as a cashier and in carry-out. Over the past 36 years, he has built a deep knowledge of the company, working in nearly every E.W. James store at some point during his career.
Jason holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business from Bethel University and brings decades of experience, leadership, and dedication to his role. He and his wife, LeAnn, have been residents of McKenzie since 1998.
Jason’s goal for the Save A Lot store is simple and meaningful. He wants to make a great store even better. He takes pride in his work, values a customer-first mindset, and is known for never meeting a stranger. Jason is excited to reconnect with familiar faces and looks forward to serving the McKenzie community he proudly calls home.
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