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Martin Receives Grant to Remove Soybean Water Tower
The City of Martin has been approved for a Brownfield Redevelopment Area Grant to help fund the demolition of its soybean water tower. Interim City Manager Brittany Newton announced the grant approval during this month’s informal city board meeting. The grant program, administered by TDEC supports the redevelopment of...
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History Of Obion River Dredging To Be Highlighted
The Jackson Purchase Historical Society will host a program at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, November 7 in the events center at the Martin Public Library at 410 South Lindell Street, Martin, Tennessee. James and Gary Roberts will review the history of dredging operations along the Obion River in Weakley County,...
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Martin’s Incoming Mayor Discusses Priorities, Plans for City
Martin’s newly elected Mayor David Bell is preparing to take office in December and says he looks forward to helping guide the city’s future. Bell told Thunderbolt News about what led him to pursue public office and his vision for Martin. Mayor Bell also discussed the benefits of...
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UT Martin men's basketball suffers second-straight defeat in final minute in loss at IU Indy
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Despite trailing for less than five minutes today, the University of Tennessee at Martin men’s basketball team dropped another tight result as the Skyhawks were edged out by IU Indy, 75-74. UT Martin held the lead for 32:36 of clock time and owned a 13-point advantage with under seven minutes to go. The Jaguars then concluded the game on a 22-8 run, capped off by the go-ahead game-winning free throws with 16 seconds remaining.
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Skyhawks Look To Continue Hot Start Sunday at Home Against Mississippi State
Skyhawks Look To Continue Hot Start Sunday at Home Against Mississippi State. The University of Tennessee at Martin women's basketball team rolled to a decisive 105-41 victory over Christian Brothers Thursday night at the Kathleen & Tom Elam Center in Martin. The game marks the first time since 2024 that the Skyhawks have reached 100-plus points and they did so through a total team effort, with 13 of 14 Skyhawks reaching the stat sheet. For the second straight game, UT Martin took care of business down low, scoring 58 points in the paint. The Skyhawks forced the Lady Bucs to turn the ball over 28 times and took full advantage, scoring 42 points off the miscues.