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Local man explains relationship with accused murderer - Camden Chronicle
This is the story of a relationship with alleged murderer Katelyn Taylor, as explained by Bart Johnson, a man who claims he was very close to the accused. These are his words… Bart Johnson met Katelyn Taylor in December through a friend. The two have reportedly been dating since January. On Monday...
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For the first time since World War II, the West Tennessee Strawberry Festival will not happen this year.
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In light of the fact that COVID-19 keeps spreading across Tennessee, Gov. Bill Lee issued an executive order late Monday afternoon, asking that all Tennesseans stay home unless engaged in essential activities. Carroll County now has five cases, according to the latest statistics. The governor’s or...
Walmart to begin taking temperature of every employee prior to their shifts
Walmart will begin taking the temperature of its employees prior to their shifts in the hopes of preventing the spread of the novel coronavirus, the company said in a press release on Monday.
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Be safe when going to the grocery store
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On Jan. 3, the National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS) announced student Elisabeth D Smith from Huntingdon, has been selected to become a member of the esteemed organization. The Society recognizes top scholars who have demonstrated outstanding leadership, scholarship and community commitme...
CCED Board conducts county's first virtual meeting - News-Leader Online
There’s a first time for everything, and the Carroll County Electric Department (CCED) Board’s March 26 meeting was a first both for the board and the county as they conducted the meeting electronically with different board members chiming in online on different devices from different locations....
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MARCH 25, 2020: From the Office of the Mayor, Town of Huntingdon, TN
The Office of the Mayor participated in a conference call from The White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs with the U.S. Surgeon General – Jerome Adams – and Senior Administration Officials. The purpose of this call was to provide State and local elected officials with up-to-date information on COVID-19 (coronavirus) and pertinent Administration and Task Force actions.
Briefings were also conducted by:
ℹ️ Dr. Peter Navarro, Assistant to the President and Director of the Office of Trade and Manufacturing—
▪️Updates on repurposing of factories to meet the needs of medical equipment and other essentials during this time.
Importance of asking local businesses/ entities that have extra N95 masks to donate those to local healthcare facilities.
▪️(City Hall in the Town of Huntingdon will be the local drop-off for these items, as well as other surgical masks or home-sewn masks. Please call City Hall at 731-986-2900 for questions or drop off at the window between the hours of 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.)
ℹ️ John Gibbs, Acting Secretary of Community Planning and Development at HUD—
▪️CBDG grant updates and extension process
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ℹ️ Chad Wolf, Acting Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security—
▪️Critical infrastructure
▪️Transportation and essential economic activity of supply chains
▪️FEMA grant updates
ℹ️ Bill Hughes, Associate Director of the Department of Justice—
▪️Commitment to continued safety
▪️Scams and Price Gouging
▪️If anyone is approached by a scammer or witnesses price gouging, the public is encouraged to contact the Federal Hotline with complaints and tips at 1-877-720-5721 or report to local authorities. (Huntingdon Police Department at 986-2906 or 986-5310)
ℹ️ Ian Brown, U.S. Department of State—
▪️Assisting U.S. citizens efforts to return from overseas
▪️Go to -->step.state.gov - an individual may register to return to the U.S.
▪️Go to-->travel.state.gov - to see conditions of travel in other countries
ℹ️ Dr. Elinore McCance-Katz, Assistant Secretary for Mental Health and Substance Abuse—
▪️samhsa.gov/coronavirus - resources for local health providers and public dealing with mental health and substance abuse during this time
❓For any questions, please contact Huntingdon, TN City Hall at 731-986-2900
Huntingdon Wendy's employee killed in accident - News-Leader Online
An employee of Wendy’s in Huntingdon has been killed in a one-vehicle accident on Sanders Store-Milan Road between Milan and Gibson. The employee, Markeevious Nolan, 19, was a passenger in a 2000 Buick Les, driven by Martavious Street, 21, of Humboldt. Markeevious’ address was given as Humboldt,...
We're moving into uncharted territory in regard to public meetings.
Local governmental entities may now legally meet via electronic communication as a result of an executive order issued Friday, March 20, yet most aren’t technologically equipped to do so. This is in response to recommendations to limit gatherings of 10 or more people in light of the novel coronavi...
County offices closed due to pandemic - News-Leader Online
Most of Carroll County’s governmental, court, and other public service offices have been closed to public access due to the coronavirus pandemic, pending further notice. County Mayor Joseph Butler put out a press release regarding the situation on Monday. “Under guidance from the Tennessee Depar...
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Governor Bill Lee suspends dine-in service at restaurants statewide, orders gyms to close
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed an executive order Sunday calling for businesses across the state to “utilize alternative business models” for the next 14 days.
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CIVID-19 Case Confirmed in Carroll County - News-Leader Online
Reports from the Carroll County mayor’s office have confirmed that a Carroll County resident has tested positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). No information was made available on the age or identity of the patient. The case is among one of 154 cases statewide as on Thursday afternoon, Mar...
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Public officials across the country have begun ordering the shut-down of "non-essential" businesses for periods of time. The goal of these orders is to appropriately react to our COVID-19 health crisis. However, these orders can also lead to some confusion about their application to news publishing....
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Chief Justice of the Tennessee Supreme Court published an Order Suspending in-Person Court Proceedings through March 31, 2020.
Carroll County court Offices will remain open and continue to serve our public. We encourage customers to make court payments through money order mail-in or online at www.courtfeepay.com. If you do visit the court house, please enter through the East main door.
If you were scheduled for court, please contact your attorney. Their office is working diligently to reschedule March court dates.
Please contact our office with questions or concerns at 731-986-1932.
Welcome to the Online Court Payment System. Please select make a payment and then select the State and County from which the Fine was issued. For other information please click on the above links.
Carroll County schools will be closed beginning March 19th through April 10th. All school events will also be suspended effective March 19th.
Fiddler's Beauty Pageant POSTPONED
The Celebrity Waiter Dinner that was scheduled for March 17 (tomorrow) at 6:30 p.m. has been cancelled. It will be rescheduled for sometime in May according to Jennifer Horton.
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It's Going to be More Important than Ever to Support Local Businesses
By now the COVID-19 virus has impacted hundreds (if not thousands) of small businesses in our community. People are postponing travel plans, they are not spending their dollars on local restaurants or retail – and are canceling events left and right. This is wreaking havoc on small businesses. Ima...
Local healthcare facilities restrict visitation amid coronavirus concerns - News-Leader Online
Nursing home and assisted living facilities in Carroll County have all implemented visitation restrictions to protect their residents against the disease, caronavirus, their administrators say. All say they’re not fond of having to put the restrictions in place, but it is necessary because chances...
Congratulations on a great season!
Another great season for the Huntingdon Fillies ended Thursday afternoon with a loss to Clarkrange 80-36 at MTSU’s Murphy Center. Clarkrange will play Greenfield in the semifinals on Friday, with limited spectators allowed amid concerns for the growing coronavirus pandemic. The TSSAA has this mess...
Fillies trail 28-15 at halftime to Clarkrange in the TSSAA quarterfinal game.
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Gov. Lee has declared a state of emergency in Tennessee due to concerns about the spread of Coronavirus. The NBA season has been suspended. The NCAA tournament will have no fans present. Hundreds of meetings and conventions have been cancelled.
Are officials overreacting to the pandemic? Right on point? What do you think?
UT Martin among campuses suspending in-person classes - WBBJ TV
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — University of Tennessee Interim President Randy Boyd, in consultation with chancellors at UT Knoxville, UT Chattanooga, UT Martin and the UT Health Science Center, has announced that all in-person classes, beginning March 23, will be temporarily suspended until further notice as...
Beginner’s Guide To Kayaking
Kayaking is a water sport that can be beneficial to the mind and body. Just about anyone willing to spend a day on the water can benefit from learning about kayaking and how to get started with this rewarding activity.
To request assistance, homeowners can call Carroll County EMA - 731-986-1912
Volunteers meet at Carroll Co. Civic Center at 8 a.m. on Saturday.
Carroll County has scheduled a Volunteer Clean-Up day for the tornado victims Saturday, March 14, 2020. Volunteers should meet at the Carroll County Civic Center, 201 Mustang Drive, Huntingdon. Registration will begin at 8 a.m. and volunteers will be transported to the scenes. Volunteers will b...
Fillies head to Murfreesboro for TSSAA tourney - News-Leader Online
The Huntingdon Fillies (28-5) left on Wednesday morning for MTSU’s Murphy Center, where they will play in the first round of the TSSAA state tournament Thursday at 2:45 p.m. against Clarkrange (31-4). The winner of Thursday’s contest will play again on Friday against either Greenfield (33-0) or ...
Earline Hammett’s art work exhibited at Harmony Hill - News-Leader Online
An art show at Harmony Hill of Huntingdon on March 6 from 1 to 3 p.m. showed off the works of Earline Hammett, 94, a resident of the assisted living facility. The paintings, mostly of landscapes done on canvas and beautifully framed, were displayed throughout two rooms. A couple of hand saws and saw...
Fillies advance to state with come-back win - News-Leader Online
For the second time in a week the Fillies faced at least an eight -point deficit and elimination and for the second time the Fillies rallied in the second half for the win and Saturday night the Fillies defeated Richland 66-59 in Lynnville to advance to the state tournament for the third time in the...
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Breaking: Decatur County Commission Votes to Close Hospital
Tonight, the Decatur County Commission by a vote of 15-2-1, has voted to close Decatur County General Hospital..
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