A Saltillo, Miss., man has died after a single-vehicle accident around 10:50 p.m. Saturday in McNairy County.
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Local briefs: Fatal wreck; Election Commission meeting; foster parents needed
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Tennessee man wanted on 10 counts of sexual misconduct arrested in El Paso
A wanted Tennessee man was arrested Monday by the Lone Star Fugitive Task Force after learning he may have been in El Paso.
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Mayes Sighting Being Checked
McNairy County Sheriff Guy Buck told us he has been checking out reports of Mayes sightings in the town of Ramer.
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Moore's influence expected to carry on at VSCC
Former Volunteer State Community College coach and athletic director Richard Moore died last Sunday.
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Internship Has K-State Salina Student Flying High
Martin, junior in professional pilot, Ramer, Tenn., at Kansas State University Salina, will spend the next two summers and one semester with SeaPort Airlines.
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June TN small business center workshops
Registration is required. Reserve online at www.tsbdc.org for free. * Social Media Digital Marketing Course - July 12 and 19 workshop of Volunteer State Community College's Tennessee Small Business Development Center, 9am-12 p.m. two consecutive Fridays, July 12th and July 19, 1480 Nashville Pike, Gallatin, TN in the Ramer Administrative Building, ... (more)
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Engagement: Brandi Stewart & Robert Callery
Robert is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alan F. Callery of Brownsville, TN. Brandi is the granddaughter of Mr. Travis Moore of Selmer, TN and Ms.
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Schneider: Commander Don Porter challenged us
I noticed the obituary of Don Porter in the paper last week. It said that he died June 16 at Sacred Heart Hospital, age 84. Don was pretty much career Navy and the obit reflected that, he was a lieutenant commander and had a long list of duty stations that only someone in the Navy could claim and understand: VP-49 Bermuda, VAH-5 Sanford, Fla.
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Vol State offers Senior College program for 65 and older
Many studies have shown that one of the keys to living a healthy and happy life is to keep learning.
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Coppinger War Chest Grows; Hammond Has Sizable Contributions; Henry Brings In More Than Opponents
County Mayor Jim Coppinger took in another $134,015 to go with his previous $52,360 for his re-election effort.
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Possible tornado damage reported so far
Updated: Possible tornado damage reported so far The National Weather Service in Memphis has reported several storm damages already this afternoon. Check out this story on jacksonsun.com: http://www.jacksonsun.com/story/weather/tornado/2014/10/13/possible-tornado-damage-reported-so-far/17212851/ The National Weather Service in Memphis has reported possible storm damage already this afternoon.
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Little damage as storms roll through area
Little damage as storms roll through area Tornado reported in McNairy County Check out this story on jacksonsun.com: http://www.jacksonsun.com/story/weather/2014/10/13/little-damage-storms-roll-area/17235445/ Clouds before the rain came through downtown Jackson on Monday afternoon. Jackson had heavy rainfall but no major storm damage Monday.
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Severely abused puppy rescued in Tennessee
Just a week before Christmas, a severely injured puppy was rescued from alongside a road near Ramer, Tennessee. The pup, dubbed "Chip," was found by Julie Bird Marecki, who could see that something was obviously wrong with the stray dog.
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Puppy rescued from side of the road after horrific abuse now an internet star
When Julie Bird Marecki picked this puppy up from the side of the road on Hubb Gilchrist Rd. near Ramer, Tennessee, she never dreamed of the outpouring of love headed her way for her selfless act. All she knew was this pup was injured, and she wanted to help him.
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School News for May 26, 2015
Walter Wright III of Lebanon has been honored with the J. Richard Moore Award from Volunteer State Community College. The honor recognizes a student athlete who has shown traits of respect, honor and integrity.
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Honor staffs: Tennessee man shows his appreciation with actions
Darryl Melton doesn't know where he would be without the relationships in his life, and the most important is with Jesus Christ. "In reality, we're not an 'I,' we're a 'we,'" said Melton, a 67-year-old resident of Selmer, Tennessee.
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West Tennessee's guide to Halloween fun 2015
West Tennessee's guide to Halloween fun 2015 A list of Halloween events in West Tennessee Check out this story on jacksonsun.com: http://www.jacksonsun.com/story/entertainment/2015/10/07/west-tennessees-guide-halloween-fun/73543534/ Grizzly ghouls of all shapes and sizes will soon fill the streets for all hallows eve, but the timeless search for free candy is not the only thing to look forward too in West Tennessee this Halloween season. From horrifying haunted factories to paintball zombie hunts or family friendly hayrides, here are some fun ways to enjoy the spirit of the season: Located in Atwood, the 13th Realm features a fully haunted journey through buildings, tunnels, tight spaces and the outdoors.
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Haslam Appoints Kyle Hedrick Circuit Court Judge
Governor Bill Haslam on Monday appointed Kyle E. Hedrick of Chattanooga as Circuit Court Judge for the 11th Judicial District.
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Hedrick Gets Endorsement Of Judge Thomas, 5 Other Judges
Judge Hedrick, who was appointed the fill the unexpired term of Judge Thomas, also received the endorsement of other judges.
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Freed-Hardeman inducts students into Alpha Chi Honor Society
The following students were inducted into Alpha Chi: Emily Bartlett, accounting major from Nashville; Jessica Beckham, accounting major from Mount Juliet; Hannah Brothers, studio art and English major from Henderson; Marshall Dearing, finance major from Hermitage; Jacob Dowdy, music and secondary education major from Gadsden, Ala.; Jennah Harrison, interdisciplinary studies major from Mount Juliet; Carrie Hatchel, biology major from Dresden; Ian Jobe, biology major from Ramer; and Anna Littleton, kinesiology major from Winterhaven, Fla.
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