Spencer Consider Diverting Property Off College Street
Spencer Aldermen discussed diverting a piece of property on College Street across from the Spencer Church of Christ. Alderman David Chandler said the property contains Clendenon Avenue, an old city street that has not been maintained since the 1930s. Chandler said the church believes the property is abandoned, as they have been maintaining it. Farmer […]
Governor Bill Lee Addresses Boys State Delegates at Tech
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee addressed this year’s Boys State delegation at their closing ceremony at Tennessee Tech Friday morning. Boys State welcomes high school juniors from across the state to participate in a week-long government simulation. The delegates are divided into their own cities and elect officers for the week. Lee said Boys State participants […]
Celina’s Kenneth Dale Answers Call To Service With Alderman Run
EDITORS NOTE: This is part of a series of stories introducing the candidates for Alderman in Celina. Residents will vote Tuesday, June 3. Most people running for elected office are running because they want to. For Celina’s Kenneth Dale, that was not the case. Dale, a retired machinist, said he has lived in Celina his […]
Gorge Closure At Rock Island State Park Due To Rain
Rock Island State Park is encouraging visitors to check the availability of the Caney Fork River Gorge section of the park before visiting, as access is limited due to recent rainfall. Park Manager Damon Graham said the gorge is located just below the TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority) Great Falls Dam and a TVA powerhouse. This […]
Jackson’s Tinsley To Become Clay Co. High School Principal
Clay County Schools has hired Dr. Gary Tinsley to become the next principal at Clay County High School. Clay County School Board Chairman Benji Bailey said the position became available after former principal Mike Dickerson accepted a job with a different school system to be closer to home. Tinsley spent a brief time in the […]
