Released Fulton County Detention Center Inmate Located

alexander-penman-1

An inmate released from the Fulton County Detention Center last Wednesday has been located. Kentucky State Police at Post 1 said 29 year old Alexander Penman was located, after he did not arrive at his scheduled trip

Union City School System to Use Metal Detectors

school-safety-4

Safety for all is paramount at Union City Schools. And being proactive rather than reactive will always be a priority. School Communications Director Mike Hutchens said the latest example of those two philosophies can be found in

Students Travel to Greece

gleason-henryco-greece-img_7279

A group of local Gleason and Henry County high school students traveled through Greece in a study abroad program in March, organized by Bethel University Global Studies   Each attendee received three hours of college credit from

Weakley Chamber Awards Nominations

chamber-of-commerce

Nominations are open through Friday for the Weakley Chamber Awards Banquet.   Awards include Small business of the Year, Large Business of the Year, Weakley Countian of the Year, Emerging leader of the Year and the Youth

Soybean Festival Planning

martin-finance-committee-2

The Soybean Festival will be a topic of conversation at the Martin informal City Board meeting tomorrow.   At a recent Finance Committee meeting, Mayor David Belote said the city can and will have a Soybean Festival,

Dresden Track Program

christina-oliver-2

Dresden High School could be receiving a “track” in the near future.   At April’s Weakley County School Board Meeting, the board unanimously approved the Dresden Track Program to begin fundraising for an athletic track at Dresden

Dyer County Man Arrested For Murder

murder-5

A Dyer County man has been charged with second-degree murder months after a woman was found unresponsive at a home in January. The woman was identified as 44-year-old Katrina Olds, who was taken to an emergency room

Felony Rights

judges-gavel-legal-code-and-scales-of-justice-closeup-2

  A new Tennessee law has eased up on two longstanding financial hurdles for people with felony sentences who want their voting rights back.   The other includes a unique requirement among states that they must have