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ELITE FISHERMAN
ELITE FISHERMAN — John Garrett (second from left) of Union City took the first-place trophy and a $103,000 top prize during the Lowrance Bassmaster Elite at Harris Chain of Lakes in Leesburg, Fla., on Monday. He was joined by his grandfather, Johnnie Garrett; wife, Morgan; and daughter, Blaire, when accepting the trophy. John Garrett is…
Read MoreUTM renames ROTC Building for alumnus and Martin native Lt. Gen. Dennis D. Cavin
MARTIN, Tenn. – The ROTC Building at the University of Tennessee at Martin was officially named April 12 in honor of UT Martin alumnus retired Lt. Gen. Dennis D. Cavin. Cavin graduated from UT Martin in 1970 with a degree in agriculture and was commissioned as a distinguished military graduate in air defense artillery. During…
Read MoreCLEAR SKY
CLEAR SKY — As Obion County residents began to awaken Monday morning, there may have been doubts about seeing the partial solar eclipse which was to come through the area later that day. The clouds eventually rolled out and the sky cleared, allowing area residents to watch the celestial event that began in Union City…
Read More‘SUN DAY’ MONDAY
‘SUN DAY’ MONDAY — Lake Road School fourth-graders Aubrey Davidson (left) and Maylen Burress, students in teacher Kenthia McKinnis’ class, gazed in awe at the solar eclipse during its peak viewing time about 2 p.m. Monday on the lawn outside their classroom. They were among hundreds of students at Obion County and Union City schools…
Read MoreBREAKING: TBI investigating officer-involved shooting in Weakley County
According to a report from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigations released this morning, at the request of 27th Judicial District Attorney General Colin Johnson, TBI special agents continue to investigate a deadly officer-involved shooting early Thursday morning in Weakley County. The shooting happened at approximately midnight in the 400 block of Travis Road. Deputies from…
Read MoreSOME’BUNNY”S HAPPY
SOME’BUNNY”S HAPPY — Most small children are scared of costumed characters and tend to stay away from the likes of the Easter Bunny and Santa Claus, kicking and screaming. That is until they are no longer scared. Such was the case with 2-year-old Eden Trainer of Kenton this year when she attended the Woodland Mills…
Read More‘EGGS’TRA ‘EGG’CITED
‘EGGS’TRA ‘EGG’CITED — Three-year-old Joelle Gourley, daughter of Trevor and Alisha Gourley of Fulton, was filled with excitement at midday Saturday as she opened colorful plastic eggs following her age groupеs hunt at the Twin Cities Community Easter Egg Hunt, staged on the front lawn of the South Fulton municipal complex. She was there enjoying…
Read MoreSamburg seeks input on parks
The City of Samburg will be hosting two public meetings Thursday at 1 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. at the Samburg Assembly of God activity building to gather information on the development of Samburg parks. It is imperative that Samburg residents attend this meeting and give their input, according to a city official.
Read MoreDream Home LPT Realty, All-women business in Martin looks to continue legacy of community support
By CeCe Beckett Special to the Press Dream Home LPT Realty is a women-owned realty group that recently started their business in October 2023. The group consists of four women–Kim Longacre, Jackie Siler, Michele Siler, and Lynn Davis, and have been working together for years now. Before starting their own group, the women worked together at Fuller Partners Real…
Read MoreLEGISLATIVE COFFEE
LEGISLATIVE COFFEE — Congressman David Kustoff (from left) spoke with local farmers Mike Hampton and Mike Holman Tuesday morning during a Legislative Coffee at the Obion County Farm Bureau. The event was sponsored by Obion County Farm Bureau and the Obion County Chamber of Commerce.
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