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The Riverside Panthers survived a nail biter Friday night as they came back to defeat the Trinity Christian Academy (TCA) Lions 36-34. The Lions came to play as they lit it up offensively and hampered the Panther offense all night. Being down as much as two scores several times in the game, the Panthers never quit. In the fourth quarter they made their push and rallied for two touchdowns and two, two-point conversions to capture their first lead.

West TN Dive Team recovers submerged vehicle in Lexington, Tennessee. Lexington Police seek help in identifying suspects in felony theft investigation. The West TN Dive Rescue and Recovery Team, along with local law enforcement and TWRA officials, worked to retrieve a submerged vehicle from Pine Lake in Lexington. The vehicle was found submerged, and it is unclear if foul play was involved. The team diligently worked throughout the morning, with assistance from Minor's Towing, to successfully retrieve the vehicle.

A report has been released by Public Information Officer Keli McAlister on the 18th of September, 2023, at 18:33, declaring an Endangered Child Alert for 8-year-old Bristol Dodd on behalf of the Henderson County Sheriff’s Office in Tennessee.

Interested in adopting a pet — or just looking at some adorable pets near you up for adoption? There are dozens of endearing pets up for adoption at animal shelters in and around Waynesboro.

Sealed bids will be received by the Decatur County Board of Education, Decaturville, Tennessee, until 9:00 a.m. on Wednesday October 11, 2023. At this time, bids will be publicly opened and read aloud in the office of the Director of Schools of Decatur County, Decaturville, Tennessee for the following items:

HENDERSON, Tenn. – Friday was a big day for Henderson as the first EV chargers were debuted and put to use. Represented at the ribbon cutting was the City of Henderson, Freed-Hardeman University, Tennessee Valley Authority, Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation, along with Southwest Tennessee Electric Membership Corporation.

A funny thing happened on the way to the book store. If you’ve been keeping score at home, then you probably know that I was part of a huge misunderstanding over the Summer. I spent most of it thinking my first book, Savannah Food Crawls, wasn’t going to be released until Spring of 2024. On September 1st I found out I was mistaken. It will be on the street next week October 1st.

HENDERSON COUNTY, Tenn. – Drivers are being warned to drive extra carefully around a new local bypass because it’s become a high-accident area. Concerns are arising as the number of accidents have grown since the opening of the newest bypass in Lexington, located at the intersection of 22A and State Route 459.

Darden's Quarterly Profit, Revenue Beat Expectations

(As required by Chapter No. 886, Public Acts of Tennessee 1939 as amended. Sections 30-2-306, Tennessee Code Annotated). Notice is hereby given that on the 20th day of September, 2023, Letters of Administration, in respect of the Estate of Nova Luradean Moore, deceased, who died January 16, 2023, were issued to the undersigned by the Probate Court of Decatur County, Tennessee.

Outdoor Movie Night at Tennessee Street Park continues Friday, October 13th, 2023 HOCUS POCUS 2 Bring your lawn chairs and blankets for the family movie event. Concession stand will be open. Admission is free! Movie begins at 6:15 PM.Visit here for more details.

Linden Elementary named a National Blue Ribbon School for 2023.

The Savannah Police Department is hiring an Administrative Assistant. The role will report to the Chief of Police. Applicants can apply through an Application for Employment found at the Savannah City Hall or on the City of Savannah's website. The deadline for applications is 5:00 P.M. on Friday, September 29, 2023.

Richard Hanson, 26, Trenton, was arrested and charged with driving on a canceled/revoked or suspended license and possession of a schedule II controlled substance with intent to manufacture/deliver/sell. He was released from the Chester County Jail after posting a $2,000 bond. Jenny Hodge, 47, Henderson, was arrested and charged with...

A look at Tower Rock on the Mississippi River in Perry County, Mo. on Wednesday, September 20.

Southern Living compiled a list of the best barbecue restaurants around the South for 2023.

Dr. Matt Barker Succeeds Jud Davis as WFHU 91.5 Radio Station Manager. Barker brings a wealth of experience and passion for radio and sports broadcasting, according to FHU Provost C.J. Vires. “We are excited to welcome Dr. Matt Barker as the new radio station manager at WFHU 91.5,” Vires said. “His expertise in the industry and dedication to delivering high-quality programming make him the perfect fit for this role. We are confident that Dr. Barker will lead WFHU with the same commitment to excellence that our listeners have come to know and appreciate.”

The Chester County Commission met Monday, Sept. 14, in regular session. Seventeen commissioners were present with Commissioner Johnny Garner absent. Chester County Mayor Barry Hutcherson returned to serve as Commission Chairman following a short nomination period. Commissioner Jerry King nominated Hutcherson with Carolyn Higgins seconding. Dwight Bingham nominated Commissioner Barry Smith, however Smith declined the nomination, citing recent events within his family which will cause him to be unable to fulfill the duties of chairman in the coming months. Commissioner Jerry Lowe nominated Dwight Bingham, but with no second, the nomination failed. The lone nominee, Hutcherson was named Chair. In the election of Chairman Pro Tem, current Chair Pro Tem Tim Crowe nominated Renee Phelps, with Brenda Matthews seconding, and Carolyn Higgins nominated Anne Moore, with Jerry Emerson seconding. After three roll call votes, there was no majority, and the commission voted to table the vote until the next meeting. Until the point that a successor is elected, Crowe continues as Pro Tem. To note, the first vote was 8-7, with Commissioners Jerry Lowe, Barry Smith, Tim Crowe, Brenda Matthews, Todd Lewis and Ricky Hardy voting for Renee Phelps, and Moore and Phelps abstaining. However, a successful vote is required to be a majority of 10 votes. In the second vote, Moore chose to include her own vote for herself. A third attempt to complete the vote, resulted in the same 9-7 vote.

The Henderson County Commission approved budget transfers, raising supervisor salaries at the Henderson County Sheriff’s office on Tuesday, September 12th. Commissioners also postponed action on the rural school bond, but did approve funding improvements to the county courthouse for the finance department’s expected move. Because the state funded...

The Jacks Creek Community Club met on Sept. 14 with 40 members and guests present. After enjoying a delicious meal, Reed Parker, along with his father and sister, were recognized as special guests. Reed is a young man who showed his special talents by singing several songs. After a great...