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Have you seen this child? Dalton Robinson
Missing From: WAVERLY, TN. Missing Date: Tue, Nov 10 2020. Both photos shown are of Dalton. He may travel to Macon County, Tennessee. Dalton may be with other juvenile male companions.
Huntingdon man gets five years for firearms - News-Leader Online
Jamieson Maurice Esquivel, 27, of Huntingdon was recently sentenced to 60 months in federal prison for being a felon in possession of a firearm, according to an announcement by D. Michael Dunavant, U.S. Attorney on Thursday. According to information presented in court, on September 30, 2017, officer...
Certainty - News-Leader Online
Jesus Christ’s promise, “I am with you always” (Matthew 28:20), assures us that He is constantly with us in the daily routine of life, guiding each step we take, during every decision we have to make, protecting us in every crisis and danger, during moments of testing, when a new insight dawns...
TCAT-McKenzie honoring outgoing VP with drive-by event - News-Leader Online
The Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) in McKenzie is inviting everyone to join them in saying farewell to Vice President, John Penn Ridgeway. Ridgeway has served over 13 years at TCAT McKenzie. He was hired as Counselor/Recruiter, appointed to Interim Assistant Director and has served a...
County landowners encouraged to apply for NRCS assistance - News-Leader Online
The United States Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) is now accepting applications from Carroll County producers and landowners who are interested in implementing conservation practices to improve natural resources on their farm or forest land. Funding is availab...
Bethel University’s College of Professional Studies Dean’s List - News-Leader Online
Over 350 students from across the country are being recognized for their academic accomplishments at Bethel University. Dr. Kimberly Martin, Bethel University Vice President, announced the College of Professional Studies Dean’s List for the term ending Sept. 30. To qualify for the Dean’s List, u...
Atwood Board hears animal complaint - News-Leader Online
An Atwood citizen raised complaints about her neighbor’s animals during the Nov. 12 meeting of the Atwood Mayor and Board of Aldermen, though the board did not take any action on the matter. Vickie Sellers, who was on the agenda to speak, told the board that her neighbor’s dogs, cats, rosters, a...
TEC’s fiber-optic broadband network coming to Carroll County - News-Leader Online
Carroll County is the next area to begin enjoying the benefits of TEC’s fiber-optic broadband network. Construction has started installing fiber optic cable on Highway 105 in Trezevant, and TEC plans to complete the McLemoresville and Buena Vista Community projects in the second quarter of 2021. ....
McKenzie exploring options to fix Kencindot St. bridge - News-Leader Online
In a Nov. 12 virtual meeting, the two recent winners in the McKenzie City Council election were sworn in. Charles Pruneau from Ward VI and Jessie Townes from Ward I took the oath of office from Mayor Jill Holland. Debbie Riley, who was elected from Ward IV, died suddenly Oct. 30. “Glad to have you...
McKenzie Living History Event - News-Leader Online
Carroll CountyLocal NewsLifestyle McKenzie Living History Event By Shirley Nanney - December 3, 2020 0 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest LIVING HISTORY DAY – The Gordon Browning Museum in McKenzie hosted a World War I Living History tour Saturday from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. A proclamation honoring Col...
GIVE TODAY AT - Cash Saver in Huntingdon from 1 p.m.- 6 p.m!
TOMORROW AT - Centennial Bank Trezevant from 12 p.m. - 5 p.m!
Also, tomorrow you can register to win 1 of two, $25 VISA gift cards.
"We have not been collecting enough blood to meet the needs of the hospitals and we need people to hear this message. If we could get at least 50 donors out today at this blood drive, that would be a great start to getting our blood supply out of the danger zone."
Newly elected Bruceton aldermen sworn in - News-Leader Online
The winners in the Bruceton town election were sworn in during the Nov. 10 meeting. Cliff Sturdivant, Scotty Higdon, and newcomer Chris Cole took the oath of office from town attorney Michael King.Sturdivant, who is the current vice mayor, was again elected to that position. Mayor Bob Keeton pointed...
Huntingdon Church of Christ
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Carroll County Library
Teens and Tweens, grab an old magazine, some glue, and decorations of your choice (ex. ribbon, sequins, glitter, paint) and join us at 3:30 today, Monday, November 30 for Monday Makers. This program will be offered as a hybrid in-person/virtual program. You MUST pre-register by calling 986-1919 or private messaging us with name, phone number, email, and method of attending by 3 p.m. See you soon!
(Supplies will be provided for in-person participants.)
Bethel University Physician Assistant Program
Many birthday blessings to Professor Platt! Thank you to PACO 2022 for making it extra special!
Carroll County Humane Society
Update: This dog is home. Thanks for sharing.
Found near McLemoresville. Please call 731-377-7599 if you can accurately identify and show proof of ownership.
Huntingdon business owner killed in Crockett Co. crash - News-Leader Online
A Nov. 12 two-vehicle crash in Crockett County claimed the life of a former Huntingdon resident and severely injured a Brownsville man. Harold Ray Miller, 73, of Jackson, formerly of Huntingdon, died from injuries sustained when the Komatsu front loader he was driving was struck by a tractor-trailer...
DEADLINE EXTENDED to Nov. 29 at 10 p.m.!!
27 pets have already been submitted! Click the link to vote on your favorite!
Click the link to submit your pet photos. Winners will be featured in the 2021 Calendar for Carroll Co. and will receive a prize. Proceeds Benefit Carroll County Humane Society.
There are four categories - Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall. The pets that win the top three spots in each category will be the 12 photos featured in the calendar.
Voting is up to the public so help get the word out about your pet and help raise funds for Carroll County Humane Society
https://www.gogophotocontest.com/petsofcarrollcounty2021
Pets of Carroll County 2021 Calendar Photo Contest
WWI LIVING HISTORY TOUR - News-Leader Online
The Gov. Gordon Browning Museum at 640 Main Street North in McKenzie will be hosting World War I Living History tours on Nov. 14 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. WWI reenactors will be on hand in full uniforms and gear and will be sharing historical facts about the War To End All Wars. Nov. …
Community Health: November is National Diabetes Month - News-Leader Online
Prevent Type 2 Diabetes One in three American adults has prediabetes and more than 80% of them don’t know that they have it. People with prediabetes are at high risk of getting type 2 diabetes. You may have prediabetes if you: • Are 45 years of age or older • Are overweight • Have a …
Huntingdon Primary names Students of the Month - News-Leader Online
These grade level winners of two distinct awards have been recognized for the month of October at Huntingdon Primary School. The two awards were given out in each homeroom teacher’s class for the month of September. Character Counts Award is given to a student who displays exceptional character...
Carroll County Chamber Notes - News-Leader Online
Huntingdon Elks Lodge donates to Carroll County Books from Birth Program The Carroll County Chamber of Commerce wishes to thank the Huntingdon Elks Lodge for their donation to the Books from Birth Program in Carroll County. More than 14,000 books were mailed to Carroll County children ages 0 to 5 du...
Central ends season with loss at Fayetteville - News-Leader Online
In spite of all the uncertainty and hardships this year, much of it due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Hollow Rock-Bruceton Central Tigers still delivered a pretty good showing in 2020 for Tiger fans. But their season came to end Friday night as they fell to the hosting Fayetteville Tigers 37-0 in th...
HHS girls take 7th at state cross country meet - News-Leader Online
Huntingdon High School girls and boys cross country teams both competed at the state meet last week in Hendersonville. The HHS girls placed seventh overall, while Huntingdon’s boys came in 16th. “Everybody ran well,” said cross country coach Elizabeth Lott. Freshman Lily Wortham recorded the b...
The CDC is asking many to avoid holiday gatherings. How has the pandemic changed your Thanksgiving plans?
Second-round action features Mustangs, Rebels, War Eagles - News-Leader Online
Local football fans have a choice of games to attend this Friday night as three high school teams from Carroll County will be playing in the second round of the state playoffs. The Huntingdon Mustangs will be hosting Moore County, the McKenzie Rebels are hosting Adamsville, and the West Carroll War....
Carroll County Sheriff’s Reports - News-Leader Online
Boat Theft •The Sheriff’s Department is investigating the recent theft of a boat from private property in Cedar Grove. James Maharrey told deputies on Nov. 5 that someone came on his property at 7975 Terry Road and took a 15-foot boat and trailer valued at $2,000 without his permission. Maharrey...
Property Transfers - News-Leader Online
•John D. and Kathie Abbott to Johnny Dawn and Karla Jane Abbott in District 11. •Jeffrey L. and Teresa H. Stephens to Clayton Wesley Barger in District 11. •Tony Walker and others to Westley White in District 8. •Tony Walker and others to Tony Walker in District 8. •James Wayne Jr. and Kay...
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING - News-Leader Online
Joyce Hayes (left) and Becky McBride (right) shop for Christmas items at McKenzie City Florist Sunday afternoon. In the background is Morgan Richards, the daughter of owners David and Michelle Jarrett, who is waiting on Joyce and Becky. The florist was open Friday and Saturday nights and Sunday afte...
CERTAINTY - News-Leader Online
After seeing God’s resurrection of Jesus Christ, John was inspired by God to declare, “We have seen his glory” (John 1:14), which reminds us that God put Himself into the form of a human being in Jesus Christ in whom He came among us, revealed Himself to us, loves us, saves us, is with .....
Bethel student saves woman from burning apartment - News-Leader Online
On Tuesday, November 3, Joe McClosky, Senior Business Management major and member of the Bass Fishing team, helped rescue Barbara Mitchell of McKenzie from her burning apartment at 115 Reynolds Street. McClosky was walking to his mailbox around 11 a.m. and noticed smoke coming from a neighbor’s ap...
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