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My church does parking lot service and when we finish service we ride to a different city each Sunday.Ê It is a good way to social distance and take your family on a trip that will seem like you went farther than you actually traveled.

The good thing about West Tennesse day trips is that they only take 30 minutes to an hour to get almost anywhere in our area. Most towns border other towns that have exciting opportunities for free or little of nothing.

There is everything from Reelfoot Lake Resort which has all sorts of activities that you might be aware of such as eagle watching and lake tours along with fishing, hunting and many eating places.

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Michael Dean Savage Graveside service for Michael Dean Savage, age 69, was Saturday, October 17, 2020 at Greater St. Luke Baptist Church Cemetery.

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TBI arrest juvenile in connection to shooting death of a teen from Hardeman County by:ÊWREG HARDEMAN COUNTY, Tenn. — Special Agents with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and the Bolivar Police Department arrested a teenager in connection to a fatal shooting in Hardeman County, Tennessee, Saturday morning.Ê TBI Special Agents joined Bolivar Police in investigating a report of a shooting shortly after 3 a.m. in the 100 block of Morocco Road. When BPD arrived on the scene, they found a 17-year-old male lying in the driveway dead from apparent gunshot wounds.

TBI said as the investigation continued, it led them to a suspect who is also a teenager. TBI Agents and Bolivar Police, with the assistance of investigators with the Hardeman County Sheriff’s Department, arrested the 17-year-old male Saturday morning.Ê The teen is being held in a juvenile detention facility pending a Juvenile Court hearing in Hardeman County.

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CITY COURT CLERK JOINS “PROTEST AGAINST DISTRICT ATTORNEY” CALLS INDICTMENT “RIDICULOUS” Jackson City Court Clerk has joined the protest against District Attorney General Jody Pickens. ÊLast week Daryl Hubbard joined the community protest lead by activist Tracy Boyd in front of the State Office building in downtown Jackson.

Hubbard continued speaking out against “petty arrest, and petty charges that have no foundation against people,” said Hubbard.Ê Hubbard spoke to media outlets including appearing with Dan Reaves on 93.1 WTJS with continued assertions that the root of the indictment against his chief city court clerk was racially motivated. Ê Hubbard stood firm with Dan Reaves when he was repeatedly asked by Reaves if Hubbard thought that District Attorney Jody Pickens is a racist? ÊHubbard continued to assert that people are either “racist or non-racist.”Ê Hubbard joined Boyd and a group of family members and friends of people who have been charged, in front Jody Pickens State Office in downtown Jackson.Ê Citizens are calling for the release of Jamaine Tipler, Cordell Long and Roddarous Woods, who are charged with attempted first degree murder.

Hubbard said he supports one is his former employees, Shenile Ward who protestors say also was wrongfully prosecuted by the DA. The indictment is part of a State Comptrollers office investigation into Hubbard’s office which alleged case information was not being reported to a state database as required by law.

Additionally state investigators claim information was intentionally inserted into the wrong fields in a computer system, concealing failure to appear cars from the state and hindering officials from promptly suspending drivers license. ÊInvestigators also alleged there were HAROLD E. DORSEY irregularities in the handling of a specific A T T O R N E Y AT LA W case involving an PHONE: 731-696-5115 individual with two DUI 5 S. Johnson Street, Alamo, TN arrest cases, who was supposed to appear in Madison County Circuit Court.

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PAROLE OFFICER, WIFE ARRESTED ON DRUG, WEAPON CHARGES October 16, 2020ÊÊWBBJ 7 Eyewitness News Staff MILAN, Tenn. — A state probation and parole officer and his wife have been arrested on weapon and drug charges.

A news release from the West Tennessee Drug Task Force says marijuana, electronic scales, and other paraphernalia were found in the officer’s home last Thursday.

The release says a bullet-proof vest and drug test kits, which are believed to be state property, were also found in their home on the Jeremy Harris Nicole Harris 4000 block of West Vanhook in Milan.

Jeremy Harris, 29, and his wife Nicole Harris, 27, have been charged with possession of a schedule VI controlled substance with intent to sell, possession of a firearm during the commission of a dangerous felony, and possession of drug paraphernalia, according to the release.

The release says they were transported to the Milan City Jail, and each have a $7,500 bond.

The Drug Task Force says the Tennessee Department of Probation and Parole is conducting an internal investigation to determine if the officer was involved in any other illegal activity.

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10/08/2020 FRANCES BURNETT TAYLOR -BF 62 AGGRAVATED ASSAULT ANGELA MOORE -BF 41 -FAILURE TO APPEAR, VIOLATION OF PROBATION JONATHON TYLER SMITH -WM 23 UNLAWFUL CARRYING OR POSSESSION OF A WEAPON, ILLEGAL POSSESS, SHOPLIFTINGTHEFT OF PROPERTY ANTHONY LAVAR BROOKS -BM 41 VIOLATION OF PROBATION DEZARAI MARIAH JONES -BF 22 -FAILURE TO APPEAR ALEXIS MONIQUE BEASLEY -BF 26 VEHICLES & OPERATORS TO BE LICENSED MARCUS LORENZO GRAVES -BM 37 SIMPLE DOMESTIC ASSAULT

10/09/2020 HARLEY BOOTHROYD WF 25 -SCHEDULE II DRUG VIOLATIONS, SHOPLIFTING-THEFT OF PROPERTY VALENCIA KENSHAE JOHNSON -BF 27 VANDALISM LAUREN NICOLE MCKEE -WF 27 -SCHEDULE I DRUG VIOLATIONS, SCHEDULE II DRUG VIOLATIONS WENDI AMONETTE -WF 30 -FAILURE TO APPEAR

10/10/2020 DENNIS A WRIGHT -WM 41 - NO PROOF OF INSURANCE, LEAVING THE SCENE OF ACCIDENT (PROPERTY DAMAGE), DRIVING ON REVOKED/SUSPENDED

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10/11/2020 FONTELLIA D COLLIER BF 24 -VIOLATION OF PROBATION GLEN ALLEN STEGALL WM 34 -VANDALISM CALEB JOSIAH HOUSTON -BM 27 PUBLIC INTOXICATION JAMARCUS MOFFETT BM 20 -SIMPLE DOMESTIC ASSAULT COURTNEY DESHAUN MCCORKLE -BM 32 FAILURE TO APPEAR, VIOLATION OF PROBATION LUKAS ALEXANDER WM 21 -AGGRAVATED ASSAULT JOHN STEVEN THOMAS Jr -BM 28 -VIOLATION OF PROBATION

10/12/2020 JIMMIE WOODS -BM 23 -VANDALISM, DISORDERLY CONDUCT JAMES EDWARD YELVERTON Jr -WM 40 -FAILURE TO APPEAR MONTAVIS KEON PIRTLE -BM 26 ATTEMPTED SECOND DEGREE MURDER, CONVICTED FELON, UNLAWFUL CARRYING OR POSSESSION OF A WEAPON, FIREARM USED IN DANGEROUS FELONY AMY JEAN SABADO ANDER -WF 40 FAILURE TO APPEAR DEREK LEE -BM 47 ASSAULT ALVIN EUGENE JONES BM 46 -DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE, DRIVING ON REVOKED/ SUSPENDED LICENSE

10/13/2020 IZIZ RAHIM KAMARA BM 20 -AGGRAVATED ASSAULT JAMARIEN DOUGLASS BM 18 504 DAUGHERTY ST 0.00 FABRICATE/TAMPER/ DESTROY EVIDENCE KYALA RENAE DEBERRY

-BF 21 -UNLAWFUL CARRYING OR POSSESSION OF A WEAPON, ILLEGAL POSSESS ASHLEY NICOLE ROUSE -WF 32 -FAILURE TO APPEAR COREY LEE BRADEN WM 28 -SIMPLE DOMESTIC ASSAULT RAVEN BLOOMINGBURG -BF 20-DRIVING ON REVOKED/SUSPENDED LICENSE

10/14/2020 DONTARRIUS JEROME HURT -BM 33 UNLAWFUL CARRYING OR POSSESSION OF A WEAPON, ILLEGAL POSSESS DONALD FANNIN -WM 37 -SIMPLE DOMESTIC ASSAULT, VANDALISM BOBBIE LEE REID Jr -BM 68 -DRIVING ON REVOKED/SUSPENDED LICENSE AMANDA CAMILLE LOPEZ -WF 29 -THEFT $10K>$59K, THEFT FROM BUILDING LAQURESHIA SAMONE KIDD -BF 30 HARASSMENT (NONVERBAL THREAT) JASON PAUL JONES WM 47 -VIOLATION OF PROBATION DEYONTE WARREN -BM 24 -DRIVING ON REVOKED/SUSPENDED LICENSE, SPEEDING BRIAN CRAIG HUGHES WM 40 -STREET 0.00 1 1 PUBLIC INTOXICATION SEAN ALBERTO GONZALEZ -WM 24 DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE, DRIVING ON REVOKED/ SUSPENDED LICENSE

10/15/2020 LINDA S KING -BF 22 SHOPLIFTING-THEFT OF PROPERTY KENNETH JAY ROBINSON -BM 53 17L ELLIS DR 0.00 1 1 SIMPLE DOMESTIC

ASSAULT, VANDALISM CHENOA CHENOA MUNZ -WF 46 ASSAULT BRANDY RENA DORRIS WF 41 -VIOLATION OF PROBATION JULIE TIDWELL -WF 54 POSSESSION OF STOLEN PROPERTY PAUL MICHAEL CHEAIRS -BM 27 VIOLATION OF WINDOW TINT LAW,SCHEDULE VI DRUG VIOLATIONS, UNLAWFUL CARRYING OR POSSESSION OF A WEAPON, ILLEGAL POSSESS DENOATUS K MURPHY Jr 20015095 49 Pinehurst Cove JACKSON, TN 38301 BM 25 -DRIVING ON REVOKED/SUSPENDED LICENSE ANDREW HOLMES HATLEY -WM 36 PUBLIC INTOXICATION, DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE YASMINE BERRY -BF 23 THEFT <$999, THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE MARIAH TYTIONA LANDERS -BF 21 ASSAULT KEITH EDWIN BRASHER -BM 52 -ASSAULT PHILLIP VAN TAYLOR III -BM 50 -ASSAULT

10/16/2020 ALEXIS REID -BF 19 AGGRAVATED ASSAULT LARRY RAY WEAVER WM 48 -THEFT <$999, THEFT FROM BUILDING BOBBIE JO BENNER -WF 52 -VIOLATION OF PROBATION PAUL SEYMOUR MITCHELL -BM 36 SIMPLE DOMESTIC ASSAULT JUSTIN DESHUN SPRINGFIELD -BM 32 AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, UNLAWFUL CARRYING OR POSSESSION OF A WEAPON, ILLEGAL POSSESS, UNLAWFUL DRUG PARAPHERNALIA,

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10/17/2020 LAVUNDRA SHAWNE MCFADDEN-WARE -BF 44 -ASSAULT DAWSON FORRESTER WM 20 -AGGRAVATED ASSAULT COREY LEE BRADEN WM 29 -VIOLATION OF ORDER OF PROTECTION ROBERT J WYNNE -BM 68 -CRIMINAL TRESPASS DOUGLAS ALTON TENHET -WM 58 DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE, NO PROOF OF INSURANCE, DRIVING ON REVOKED/ SUSPENDED LICENSE 2ND OFFENSE KENVASKI D THAXTER BM 38 1-DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE, VIOLATION OF IMPLIED CONSENT LAW

10/18/2020 PARIS FREDDRAZ MACLIN -BM 44 PUBLIC INTOXICATION BRYCE EDWARD BUSH BM 23 -SIMPLE DOMESTIC ASSAULT CODY A WITHERSPOON -WM 27-DISORDERLY CONDUCT LAWRENCE MILLER -BM 31 - AGGRAVATED ASSAULT

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10/19/2020 ANTONIO DESEAN SIMS -BM 40 -SIMPLE DOMESTIC ASSAULT, RESISTING STOP, ARREST JANAIH TESHUN GRAVES -BF 20 LEAVING THE SCENE OF ACCIDENT (PROPERTY DAMAGE) CODY ALLEN GRAY WM 32 -DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE, VIOLATION OF IMPLIED CONSENT LAW ALLIVIA SUSAN VELA WF 20 -FAILURE TO APPEAR EDMUND DOTSON -BM 20 -VIOLATION OF PROBATION

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Selmer man pleads guilty to drug trafficking charges WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News Staff

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Our new location is at 1067 North First street Milan, Tn 38358 731-995-1075 -- WWW.MOFFITTSWINESPIRITS.COM ACCIDENT MILAN POLICE SUSPENDED LICENSE, BARNETT, MARY VIOLATION OF DEPARTMENT ELIZABETH -Race: W REGISTRATION LAW Intakes & Releases From: HILLIARD, DEREK ALAN Sex: F 10/9/2020 Thru: Age: -Race: H Sex: M Age: 34 10/16/2020 54 -- Charge: PUBLIC Charge: 10/10/2020 INTOXICATION DRIVING HAZLEWOOD, ETHAN 10/14/2020 THOMAS -Race: W Sex: CRAWFORD, MALLORY UNDER INFLUENCE, FAILURE TO M Age: ANN PROVIDE PROOF 19 Race: W INSURANCE Charge: Sex: F HARRIS, JEREMY -Race: SPEEDING, Age: 34 B Sex: M Age: 29 FAILURE Charge: POSSESSION TO Charge: SCHEDULE PROVIDE LICENSE VI PROOF INSURANCE, REQUIRED, OBEDIENCE WITH VIOLATION TO ANY TRAFFIC INTENT, REGISTRATION LAW , DEVICE, FAILURE TO POSS CASUAL EXCHANGE PROVIDE PROOF OF 10/11/2020 INSURANCE, FIREARM COX, POSSESSION OF DRUG DURING A FELONY, PATRA PARAPHERNALIA POSSESSION OF DRUG KIERSTEN 10/15/2020 -Race: W ANOMA, EYABI -Race: B PARAPHERNALIA Sex: F Sex: M HARRIS, NICOLE DENISE -Race: B Sex: F Age: 27 Age: 32 Age: Charge: POSSESSION Charge: THEFT 21 CONDUCT INVOLVING Charge: SCHEDULE VI WITH MERCHANDISE CASUAL INTENT, POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA, 10/12/2020 EXCHANGE, SPEEDING, POSS OF FIREARM HUDSON, MEGHAN UNREGISTERED DURING A FELONY FAITH VEHICLE, FAILURE TO -Race: PROVIDE PROOF W INSURANCE Sex: F KAISER, RACHEL L Age: Race: W 19 Sex: F Charge: Age: 33 THEFT UNDER $1000 Charge: DRIVING 10/13/2020 ON MCKNIGHT JR, ALPHONZO LEE -Race: B REVOKED/ Sex: M Age: 43 - Charge: SUSPENDED LICENSE, DRIVING ON REVOKED/ LEAVING SCENE OF

SELMER, Tenn. — A McNairy County man has pleaded guilty to charges related to an alleged drug trafficking conspiracy.

According to the U.S. Attorney’s office, 41year-old Nickolas Atkins pleaded guilty to his alleged role in a conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine.

In March 2018, investigators began looking into alleged drug trafficking activities by another individual, according to a news release.

The release says investigators believed large quantities of methamphetamine, marijuana, cocaine and hydrocodone pills were being trafficked by individuals in Mexico and into West Tennessee.

Investigators believe Atkins was a member of that organization.

In April 2019, Atkins was one of 19 people indicted on three counts related to the investigation. Atkins was later released on bond, but investigators using a confidential informant were able to buy hydrocodone pills from Atkins while he was on pre-trial release, the release says.

Atkins faces a minimum of 10 years on the charges.

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New Proof of UFOs

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I can now tell you without hesitation that UFOs are real. Why? Because I saw one with my own eyes. I’m not sure where the craft was from. Possibly from Mars. Maybe from another galaxy. More likely from Earth.

At around 10:15 p.m. on Friday, January 7, 2000, I was standing in a parking lot in Dallas talking to my Latvian friend Robert Kronkalns. Facing northwest, I noticed a large triangular object moving southwest across the sky. It had no lights and was completely silent. It was not easy to see. Tone on tone. It was like spotting a clear jellyfish on the surface of the ocean.

I tried to point it out to Robert but he couldn’t pick it up. But once I had seen the thing, I was locked onto its path. I followed the slow moving craft until buildings blocked my view.

Now you might be thinking, OK, if Robert couldn’t see anything, maybe you were just dreaming. That’s fair.

If I were reading this, I might be thinking the same thing.Ê But on the following Monday, The Dallas Morning News ran an article titled, “UFO catches

the attention of Missouri police officers,” with the subtitle, “Arrowheadshaped object that soared across early morning sky is unidentified.” The article reported that “in the last few days” at least four

town to look for the UFO. Looking west, he spotted it.

Officer Stevens thought to himself, “Wow, this thing’s huge,” according to the Dallas newspaper.

Officer Stevens’ account of the object moving slowly was exactly what I

officers from three different police departments reported seeing a triangular UFO flying southwest across the sky.

The first call came in to the Highland, Missouri police station from someone who was driving into Lebanon, MO. So the Highland PD contacted the Lebanon PD about the sighting. An officer in Lebanon laughed when he heard the dispatcher’s report. But he spotted the craft headed towards Shiloh, MO and followed it in his car for a period of time.ÊÊ Later, Officer Craig Stevens of the Millstadt, MO police department heard the radio chatter and drove to the north side of

observed. There was only one difference: The UFO that he saw had lights.

What I saw was completely dark. But officer Stevens saw the UFO at 4 a.m. when most people were asleep. We can only assume that the pilots, whatever planet they were from, were smart enough to turn the lights off while flying a UFO over Dallas at 10 o’clock at night. (Even earthlings know how to turn the lights off on an airplane.)

It turns out that such sightings are not unusual.

In fact, the History Channel reports that there are more than 17,000 case files concerning sightings of large, triangular UFOs. An article

on their website says, “Why do so many reports involve strange, triangularshaped craft – often described as dark in color, virtually noiseless and the size of a football field or larger? What, exactly, are they? And why are so many witnessed hovering or moving slowly and methodically, with no visible contrails?”

Lest you think those of us who claim to have seen a UFO are kooks and crackpots, let me point out that The New York Times reported in July that the U.S. government has a special department at the Pentagon called the Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon Task Force, which has operated under one or more other names since 2007 and has had a previously reported budget of $22 million.Ê The Times article reported that Florida Senator Marco Rubio, acting chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, said he was “primarily concerned about reports of unidentified aircraft over American military bases – and that it was in the government’s interest to find out who was responsible.”Ê Maybe the Pentagon agency will work hard to discover what these craft really are. Or perhaps they will focus on ensuring that they remain unidentified.Ê In the meantime, look up.

You never know what you will see.

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DAVID THOMAS - wnws.comÊÊOCTOBER 20, 2020 Statement Regarding Judgment in Sheriff John Mehr’s Lawsuit Seeking Raises for Deputies and Detention Specialists – Today, Madison County Sheriff John Mehr announced that Judge William Acree, at the conclusion of a 4 day trail, ordered that Madison County fund a 7% raise for all certified Deputies and Detention Specialists employed by the Madison County Sheriff’s Office.

The Judge’s ruling recognized that the Madison County Sheriff’s Office current salaries for those employees were not competitive and were creating problems with hiring and the ability to retain employees in the Sheriff’s office.

The Judge also held that removing certain administrative positions within the Sheriff’s Office, as the county had asked, was not authorized by law and would not serve the public good.

Sheriff Mehr said he was pleased with the Judge’s ruling, and that Judge Acree recognized the hard, dangerous and often unpleasant work done by his Deputies and Detention Specialists.

Sheriff Mehr said the ruling also recognized that he could not properly and efficiently fulfill his duties without being budgeted appropriate funding by the county to provide competitive pay for his employees.

Sheriff Mehr also pointed out that Deputies and Detention Specialists must confront, on a daily basis, society’s most difficult and persistent problems such as mental illness, domestic abuse and substance abuse. He said they should be adequately paid for their efforts.

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A MESSAGE FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT CONCERNING COVID-19Ê I want to begin by expressing my most sincere appreciation to our stakeholders for partnering with us as we transitioned students back to school. This week, in another sign of progress, we reinstated the traditional 5-day school week for in-person students.

Providing education in the midst of a pandemic is challenging, but we continue to show strength and provide healthy environments for students and staff. To our leaders, teachers, support staff, board members and families - I say THANK YOU! Your continued commitment to following the established safety protocols is greatly appreciated.Ê To avoid breakdowns in communications, this administration understands the critical importance of addressing issues and concerns timely. There was a question raised at the monthly board meeting media briefing around the validity of my comment regarding no transmission of COVID-19 amongst students in schools. Should my team or I ever misspeak, we are not above correcting, as we all will make human errors. My comments on Thursday, however, were accurate and verified - not only by our Coordinated School Health administrator, but also by the Jackson-Madison County Regional Health Department.Ê

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MRS. MATTIE BELL HUDSON Services for Mrs. Mattie Bell Hudson, age 67 of Jackson, Tennessee were held on Saturday, October 17, 2020, 11:00 A.M., at the Stephenson-Shaw Chapel, with the interment at the Mt. Olivet Cemetery. www.stephenson-shaw.com

TYSEAN PERRY Please pray for Bolivar Central High School! We have lost a good student/ athlete. Tysean Perry lost his life in a senseless shooting. Pray for the Perry family.

Pray for the students who have lost a friend. Pray for the teachers as they try to help the students deal with this loss.

Chancelor A., Donald and Chester Baskerville

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Stacey Jones was a probation officer with the Cook County adult probation department, in Chicago, IL. As Cook County Adult probation officer, Jones worked with offenders providing resources, monitoring, and guidance to assist them in changing their lives. She received her bachelor’s in Criminal Justice at Lane College in 2006 and was a member of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. Jones, 35, was shot on October 13, 2020, and was found lying unresponsive outside her home in Chicago, IL. She was taken to the University of Chicago Medical Center in critical condition but later died, police and the medical examiner’s office said. Jones was eight months pregnant, and doctors were able to deliver the baby, who was being cared for at Comer Children’s Hospital. Jones is also the mother of two sons, ages 7 and 11.

MICHAEL DEAN SAVAGE Mr. Savage died Tuesday, October 13, 2020 at Jackson General Hospital.

Visitation for Mr. Savage was Friday, October 16, 2020 Mercer Brothers Funeral Home.

PETER MCCOY BUNTYN www.BaskervilleFuneralHome.com

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Funeral Service for Mr. Peter McCoy Buntyn was held on Saturday, October 17, 2020 at Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church, 201 W. Chester St. with Interment at Parkway Memorial Gardens.

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CELEBRATING OUR VETERANS Join Us For A Weekend Of Activities November 6 & 7, 2020 Jackson, TN –ÊThe 8thÊAnnual “Celebrating Our Veterans” Program will be held Friday, November 6th, 2020, at Englewood Baptist Church, 2239 N Highland Ave, Jackson, Tennessee beginning at 6:30 pm. “Faces of Our Veterans” photos taken of veterans will be on display, and the free 8x10 color photos of each veteran photographed in August and September will be available to be picked up. The event is free to attendees.

Masks and social distancing will be followed.Ê Join us in showing our appreciation to the Veterans for the sacrifices they made for our country.

On Saturday, November 7th, 2020, the 6th annual Downtown Veterans Parade will be held in downtown Jackson beginning at 11:00 am.Ê For the health and safety of our veterans, this year we will hold a Reverse Parade.Ê Veterans will drive the parade route in their personal vehicles with their loved ones, while veterans support organizations will stand along the sidelines to cheer the veterans.Ê There will be a Best Decorated Vehicle contest, with a gift certificate provided by the Doubletree Hotel for dinner for two at their restaurant as the prize.Ê Veterans who wish to drive the Veterans Corridor of Honor on Liberty Street from Chester Street to College Street should contact Stephanie Williams at the Emergency Management Agency at 731-427-1271 to register.Ê If your civic organization would like an assigned spot along the Corridor of Honor to cheer for our veterans, contact Jackie Utley at 731-293-5055 to reserve your spot.Ê The parade staging area will be at the Civic Center parking lot beginning at 10:00 am on Saturday, November 7. Parade will begin at 11:00 am.

There is no entry fee for the parade participants.Ê We encourage all area veterans to participate in this Veterans Day Parade by driving through the Veterans Corridor of Honor.Ê Share this day with your family as we celebrate our veterans.

THE EVENTS ARE BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE WEST TENNESSEE VETERANS COMMITTEE, CITY OF JACKSON, AND COUNTY OF MADISON.ÊFOR MORE INFORMATION CALL (731) 427-1271 OR VISITÊHTTPS:// WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/WESTTNVETERANSPARADEANDPROGRAM/

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VOTE! IN THE GENERAL SESSIONS COURT OF MADISON COUNTY, TENNESSEE PROBATE DIVISION IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF: CAROLYN VIRGINIA DIGGS CARDENAS, Deceased.

VIRGINIA K. MOORE AND MICHELLE GURLEY, individually and as co-personal Representatives of the Estate of Carolyn Virginia Diggs Cardenas, Petitioners v.

WHITNEY MARKHAM; AMERICAN GENERAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY; THE LINCOLN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY d/b/a Lincoln Financial Group; CHARLES DIGGS; AND JOHN DOES TRUSTEES 1-10 OF THE PURPORTED CARDENAS FAMILY TRUST Docket No. 19-17934 ORDER OF PUBLICATION This matter came before the court on 10th day of September, 2020. Based upon the verified petition, motion of petitioners, consent of undersigned counsel, and record as a whole, this Madison County Probate 110 Irby Street, Room 102 Jackson, TN 38301 (731)988-3025

court hereby orders that petitioners’ Amended Verified Petition shall be served by publication, pursuant to T.C.A. §21-1-203 and T.C.A. §211-204, on “John Doe 1-10,” being the unknown trustees of the purported Cardenas Family Trust. The court finds as follows: 1. Carolyn Virginia Diggs Cardenas (herein the “decedent”) passed away on July 17, 2019, a resident of Madison County, Tennessee. On October 28, 2019, the Madison County Tennessee Probate Court opened the probate estate of carolyn Virginia Diggs Cardenas, docket #19-17934 (herein the “probate administration”) and appointed descendent’s daughters, Virginia K. Moore and Michelle Gurley as copersonal representatives.

2. On or about April 27, 2020, petitioners filed their Verified Petition for Declaratory Relief, seeking, in part, declaratory relief directing the above-captioned companies to remit certain annuity funds to the estate.

3. Petitioners allege that certain annuity funds owned by decedent contain payable on death designations to the “Cardenas Family Trust.”

4. Upon diligent inquiry, petitioners have been unable to determine the existence of the Cardenas Family Trust and/or the

names and identities of the named trustees of the purported Cardenas Family Trust . Therefore, petitioners seek to have said annuity funds paid to the Estate of Carolyn Virginia Diggs Cardenas.

IT IS, THEREFORE, HEREBY ORDERED AND ADJUDGED THAT this Order for Publication shall be published by the Madison County, Tennessee Probate Court Clerk for four (4) consecutive weeks in a newspaper published at least weekly in Madison County, Tennessee IT IS, THEREFORE, HEREBY ORDERED AND ADJUDGED THAT any and all individuals that may claim a right as trustee of the Cardenas Family Trust, being a trust purported to have been created by Carolyn Virginia Diggs Cardenas, shall enter formal appearance with this court on or before November 13, 2020, to defend or otherwise assert the valid existence of the Cardenas Family Trust and/or an interest as trustee of said purported trust. Otherwise, petitioners’ verified petition will be taken for confessed.

Entered, this the 17th day of September, 2020.

Judge Christy R. Little PUBLISHED: October 1, 8, 15 and 22, 2020

NOTICE TO CREDITORS As required by TCA §30-2-306

Case Number 57PR1-2020-PR 18227

Estate of BILLY HAYNES TODD Deceased Notice is hereby given that on October 9 of 2020 Letters Testamentary (or of Administration as the case may be) in respect of the estate of BILLY HAYNES TODD who died SEPTEMBER 18, 2020, were issued to the undersigned by the Probate Court of Madison County, Tennessee. All persons, resident and non-resident, having claims, matured or unmatured, against the estate are required to file the same with the Clerk of the above-named Court on or before the earlier of the dates prescribed in (1) or (2) otherwise their claims will be forever barred (1) (A) Four (4) months from the date of the first publication (or posting, as the case may be) of this notice if the creditor received an actual copy of this notice to creditors at least sixty (60) days before date that is four (4) months from the date of the first publication (or posting); or (B) Sixty (60) days from the date the creditor received an actual copy of the notice to creditors, if the creditor received the copy of the notice less than sixty (60) days prior to the date that is four (4) months from the date of the first publication (or posting) as described in (1)(A); or (2) Twelve (12) months from the decedent’s date of death.

All persons indebted to the above Estate must come forward and make proper settlement with the undersigned at once.

Date 10/09/2020

STACEY TODD MOTT Personal Representative Date: 10/09/2020 WILLIAM H. SHACKELFORD Attorney Published: October 15 and October 22, 2020

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CITY COURT CLERK JOINS “PROTEST CONT’D FROM PAGE 3 Hubbard responded by saying; “it was a clerical error by his staff and not official misconduct or forgery. The City Judge has ruled the individual indigent and staff were trying to help the person get his drivers license back in order to get a job.Ê Hubbard continued to complain that the District Attorney sent four sheriffs deputies to his office to arrest her on two felony charges of forgery and official misconduct.Ê Hubbard has maintained from the beginning there was a clerical error and that her arrest was “unnecessary and petty.”Ê “The District Attorney will see that spending thousands of dollars to prosecute a clerical error makes no sense economically, judicially, morally, civically and socially,” Daryl Hubbard Hubbard said.

Protestors also took their protest to Jody Pickens home in north Jackson, however; Hubbard did not participate in those protest. Ê A family member of District Attorney General Pickens said; “it is one thing to protest at someone’s work place, however it is wrong to protest at someone’s home.”Ê District Attorney General Pickens said he did not have a comment on the protest at this time.

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RYAN MARTIN STOPS HEVINSON HERRERA IN 1ST ROUND KO

By CSE News Staff- Francisco Salazar- contributing Junior welterweight contender Ryan Martin returned to action last Friday against Hevinson Herrera. The planned 10-round fight took place at the White Sands Treatment Center in Plant City, Florida and headlined a copromotion between Nelson Promotions, Inc. and Bareknuckle Fighting LLC. Martin (24-1, 14 knockouts), who resides in Chattanooga, Tennessee, last fought on June 27, also at the White Sands Treatment Center, forcing journeyman Carlos Winston Velasquez of Nicaragua to remain on his stool after round 6.

The fight took place almost 20 months after Martin lost by knockout to Josh Taylor in the Cameron Russell (l) with Junior opening round of the World welterweight contender Ryan Martin Boxing Super Series (WBSS) tournament.

“Had alotta fun last night watching my lil bro Ryan D Martin turn up for the 1st Round KO on the Bay, said Cameron Russell who has trained Martin for years.

Russell, a native of Humboldt, TN is the owner of Everyday Cam (EDC). trains amature and professional athletes at a facility in Chattanooga. dthompsoninsuranceandtax@outlook.com

That’s the date for the big gridiron showdown between North Side and South Side. The winner will take home the Madison County Commissioner’s Cup and earn the title of County Champions. I am encouraging all NSHS and SSHS alumni to show school spirit and district love on Wednesday, October, 28.

Wear your blue and gold or black, red and white to show your support for this friendly rivalry that dates back to the 1950’s. If you’re keeping score...North Side has won the Commissioner’s Cup two years in a row. Will 2020 be the year of the Hawk? I guess we’ll find out next Friday.Ê

JACKSON-MADISON COUNTY LIBRARY PRESENTED FUNDS BY STATE SENATOR, STATE REPRESENTATIVES

BY DAVID THOMAS - wnws.com OCTOBER 19, 2020 A grant totaling $7,913 was awarded to the Jackson-Madison County Library, Monday, for sanitizing materials and new computers.

“We are glad to be able to bring these two grants to the Jackson-Madison County Library,” said Ed Jackson, state senator from Jackson, “One of them is from the CARES Act (2,912) … and Library Technology Grant ($5,001).”

The CARES Act provides fast and direct economic assistance for American workers and families, small businesses, and preserves jobs for American industries.

“These grants … are for all libraries – for technology, for computers, software and hardware to upgrade their technology – especially for these smaller counties, rural counties where they don’t have Internet service,” Jackson said, “A library is where students and the public in general can go to use technology that is needed.”

Dinah Harris, director of the Jackson-Madison County Library said a portion of the funds will be used to purchase 10 new computers for the computer lab.

(PHOTO: from left, Dinah Harris, director Jackson-Madison County Library, state representives Johnny Shaw and Chris Todd, state senator Ed Jackson and Elaine Christian, JacksonMadison County Library board chair)

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CONT’D FROM PAGE 1 The Award of Excellence for Outstanding Print Media was presented to Lasherica Thornton, writer for the Jackson Sun. Jackson-Madison Chapter honors Ms. Williams and Ms. Thornton forÊtheir professionalism and dedication to broadcast and print media and to our community.

DAR is known as the largest women’s patriotic organization in the United States and has over 185,000 members with 3000 chapters in 50 states and 11 foreign countries. DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active service organizations.Ê DAR is non-partisan and non-political, and welcomes any woman, regardless of race, religion or ethnic background, who can prove lineage to a Revolutionary War patriot.

The Jackson-Madison Chapter, founded in 1901, is one of the oldest and most active chapters in the state.ÊÊ For more information about membership in DAR, contact chapter regent, Beth Bates, at 731-427-0465 or batesb@aol.com or visit the chapter website at www.jacksonmadison.tndar.org.

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As the kick-off for the 2020 National Business Women’s Week, October 19-24, Jackson Area Business and Professional Women announced their 2020 Woman of Achievement.Ê This is the 31stÊyear that this award has been presented.Ê This annual award honors a woman living or working in west Tennessee, outside of Shelby County, who has achieved distinction in her field, has served as a role model and/or mentor for other working women, and who embodies the BPW motto: “Women Helping Women,” especially in the workforce.

Our 2020 JABPW Woman of Achievement is Kimberly A. Jones, Executive Kimberly A. Jones, Jackson Director/System Controller for West Area Business and Tennessee Healthcare.Ê In this capacity she Professional Women is a part of the Executive Finance Leadership Woman 2020 Woman of Team supporting the System Chief Financial Achievement Officer. ÊÊÊÊ Ms. Jones grew up in Henderson attending Chester County schools.Ê After graduating from Chester County High School, she attended The University of Tennessee at Martin where she received a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, majoring in Accounting.Ê She later received a Master of Business Administration, again from The University of Tennessee at Martin.

In addition to her work with West Tennessee Healthcare, Ms. Jones has played an active role in many community organizations.Ê She is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha orority, serving the Gamma Alpha Omega Chapter as 1stVice-President.Ê She serves as Board Member for Boys & Girls Club of Jackson, has worked as a Carl Perkins Telethon Volunteer, and is a Financial Supporter of St. Jude Heroes and Regional InterFaith Association (RIFA).Ê She was recently named a member of the Tennessee Statewide Business Profession ALZ Board for the Longest Day, Alzheimer’s Association, and a member of the Recruitment Committee.

JABPW President Jan Bynum states, “Our 2020 JABPW Woman of Achievement, Kimberly A. Jones understands the importance of women helping women, and does her best to serve as a role model and mentor to women in all walks of life.Ê We are proud to honor her service to our community.”

Past recipients of this award are:ÊJustice Martha Craig Daughtrey, Carol CarterEstes, Helen Herron, Veronica Coleman, Anita Battershell, Caprice East, Mary Tyler, Shirlene Mercer, Judge Christy Little, Kay Gibson, Karolyn Henry, Beth Bates, Terri Kozlowitz,Ê Pat Alford, Jacque Hillman, Jackie Utley, Doris “Cousin Tuny” Freeman, Mary Jo Middlebrooks, Margaret Cole, Linda Higgins, Dr. Nancy S. Zambito-Franz, Dr. Kay Wiles, Patsy Turner, Lynn Menendez, Daryl Chansuthus, Marilyn Jackson, Kristi Turnbow, Wanda Stanfill, Pam Nash, and Vickie Lake.

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1 OUT OF 10 REGISTERED VOTERS IN TENNESSEE HAVE ALREADY CAST THEIR BALLOTS NASHVILLE, Tenn. – As of the close of polls on Oct. 15, the second day of early voting in Tennessee, 453,858 voters had cast their ballot for the Nov. 3 State and Federal General election.

“Over 10 percent of Tennessee voters have already voted, and this high turnout demonstrates the public’s confidence in Tennessee’s electoral process,” said Secretary of State Tre Hargett.

Early voting for the State and Federal General election runs Monday to Saturday until Thursday, Oct. 29. Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3.

“Our office and election commissions across Tennessee have been preparing for this election and specifically the new challenges of running a safe election during COVID19 since March,” said Coordinator of Elections Mark Goins. “It is because of their hard work and diligent planning that we are seeing voters have a smooth voting experience.”

Tennessee voters can find their early voting and Election Day hours, polling locations and more with the GoVoteTN app or online at GoVoteTN.com. The GoVoteTN app is free to download in the App Store or Google Play.

While visiting the polls, Tennesseans are encouraged to wear a face covering and maintaining a six-foot distance from poll officials and other voters.

For more information about early voting in Tennessee, go to GoVoteTN.com or call the Division of Elections toll-free at 1-877-850-4959.

YOUR VOTE MATTERS

EARLY VOTING SETTING RECORDS As of Saturday 8,375 people have voted which comprises 13% of the 63,105 registered voters in Madison County.Ê Early voting will continue through October 29. ÊEarly voting hours are 9:00 am - 4:00 pm weekdays and 9:00 am until noon on Saturdays. Ê Madison County voters flocked to On the last two days of early voting the hours will the polls in record numbers for early be from 9:00 am until voting.

6:00 pmÊ The early voting location is 311 North Parkway and you must present a photo ID issues by the State of Tennessee or United States Government.