The Tri-City Reporter

The Tri-City Reporter Community newspaper bringing you all the great stories from the Tri-City area. Broadcasting & Media Production Company

10/08/2025
Halloween trivia coming every Wednesday this month! Flex your spooky smarts and win a free, one-year subscription!
10/03/2025

Halloween trivia coming every Wednesday this month! Flex your spooky smarts and win a free, one-year subscription!

Good morning Gibson County!There's a new edition of the Tri-City Reporter on its way to you right now! Making headlines ...
09/30/2025

Good morning Gibson County!
There's a new edition of the Tri-City Reporter on its way to you right now! Making headlines this week:
- The Dyer Fire Department receives close to $800K in grants,
- 53 dogs are rescued in Dyer and one man is charged with multiple counts of Cruelty to Animals;
- The Davy Days crew announces that they will honor seniors 90 and older as Grand Marshals this year;
-The Gibson County Marching Band racks up in Union City;
- Maigon Shanklin announces her candidacy for Gibson County Sheriff;

And much more, including the Dyer Junior Firefighter program's 9/11 Remembrance Walk, more big wins by the Lady Pioneers volleyball team and a Region berth for golf standout Colin Pack!

Good morning Gibson County! There's a new edition of the Tri-City Reporter on its way to you right now! Making headlines...
09/16/2025

Good morning Gibson County! There's a new edition of the Tri-City Reporter on its way to you right now! Making headlines this week:
- Sheriff Paul Thomas announces that he will not be seeking reelection;
- Former City Recorder Nathan Reed is appointed to serve out the rest of former Alderman Mike Needham's term on the Dyer City Board;
- A house fire in Kenton claims one life;
- Former Rutherford mayor Bob White is laid to rest;

And much more, including tons of Pioneer Nation sports! Get yours today!

09/15/2025

October 15th thru October 31st. Get your pumpkins here and be a part of a great organization. Comment and share if you see our banner at 205 S. College Street in Trenton. Pumpkins with a Purpose.

Good afternoon North Gibson!There's a new edition of the Tri-City Reporter on its way to you right now! Making headlines...
09/09/2025

Good afternoon North Gibson!
There's a new edition of the Tri-City Reporter on its way to you right now! Making headlines this week:
- Joseph Moore is appointed to fill a vacancy on the County Commission;
- A solar farm eyes 600 acres of land near Kenton;
- Governor Bill Lee and AG Skrmetti appeal a gun control ruling;
- A Dyer teen receives a judicial diversion for a Sexual Battery charge;

And much more, including photos from the Marching Pioneers' performance at the Pete Evans Showcase on Saturday and more big wins by your Lady Pioneers volleyball team! Get yours today!

Coming up this Saturday! Come hang out and eat up!
09/09/2025

Coming up this Saturday! Come hang out and eat up!

09/05/2025
Good morning Gibson County!There's a new edition of the Tri-City Reporter on its way to you right now! Making headlines ...
09/02/2025

Good morning Gibson County!
There's a new edition of the Tri-City Reporter on its way to you right now! Making headlines this week:
- The City of Dyer makes plans for upcoming fall events;
- A Humboldt man is sentenced to 35 years for murder;
- The Gibson County Grand Jury returns indictements for murder, r**e of a child and other offenses;
- The Marching Pioneers debut their 2025 field show, "Lost...;"

And much more! We've got news from Gibson County Habitat for Humanity, an officer-involved shooting in Gibson, and all your Pioneer Nation sports! Get yours today!

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