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April 30, 2021
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Four Tennessee state parks are helping celebrate Mother’s Day.
Those parks include Natchez Trace and Pickwick Landing, as well as David Crockett and Montgomery Bell State Parks in Middle Tennessee.
Natchez Trace State Park will be holding a lunch from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Pin Oak Lodge in Wildersville, with reservations required.
Pickwick Landing will also be offering lunch from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., and dinner from 4 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
It will be at the The Lodge at Pickwick Landing in Counce, and will also require a reservation.
Operation Red Ice nets 11 meth, heroine arrests in Henderson, Decatur, Carroll counties
LEXINGTON – The sale and distribution of methamphetamines and heroine in the areas in and surrounding Henderson, Decatur, Benton and Carroll counties is still a serious problem.
It’s one local law enforcement agencies plan to deal with as severely as possible to separate the substances from the addicts who endanger their lives with their use, and Operation Red Ice is the most recent plan that’s been executed to remove some of the dealers involved in the scheme.
Jody Pickens, the 26th District Attorney that includes Madison, Henderson and Chester counties, announced on Wednesday the indictment of 18 individuals who were identified as being involved in selling and distributions. As of noon on Wednesday, 11 of the 18 people had been arrested, and the hunt was on for the other seven.
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January 22, 2021
Crystal McCarley is a kindergarten teacher at Beaver Elementary School in Wildersville.
She has been teaching there for 12 years, including teaching third, fifth, and sixth grade before landing in her current role.
McCarley originally did not want to teach kindergarten, but after her experience, it is now her favorite grade to teach and says she loves working with her students.
“In order to keep the students engaged, you’ve got to change things up a lot,” McCarly said. “So we’re constantly moving and doing different things throughout the day, to keep it new.”
She said her favorite thing about teaching is seeing growth within her students, especially socially. She loves seeing her students open up in the classroom.
By Editor | December 28, 2020 |
Wreaths Across America local coordinator Linda Smith met Tyson truck driver Glenn Kellogg in Martin Monday afternoon as the U.S. Army veteran delivered the shipment of sponsored wreaths for Saturday’s Wreaths Across America commemorative event to take place at Eastside Cemetery beginning at 11 a.m. Photo by Jasmine Williams/The Enterprise
MARTIN (December 14) – Locally, volunteers supporting Wreaths Across America at Eastside Cemetery in Martin have been working hard to ensure that as many of the more than 600 service members buried there will indeed be honored again this year with the placement of live, balsam veterans’ wreaths as part of National Wreaths Across America Day 2020, which is Saturday, December 19. With the help of local businesses, organizations, and individuals, more than 260 veterans will be honored. This is approximately 90 more than last year, according to Linda Smith, Location Coordinator for Martin.