CLAYBROOK IN CUSTODY, DEPUTY MARSHAL OUT OF DANGER AFTER TENSE NIGHT ON MORNINGSIDE 11-2-2020 - West Tennessee Today JACKSON TN — Bobby Joe Claybrook Jr. was wanted by the TBI, Dyersburg authorities and federal marshals on second degree murder charges.ÊTonight, Claybrook will have more to consider in the Madison County Jail. He was arrested after barricading himself inside a Morningside Drive home for more than four hours this evening.
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BIDEN/HARRIS PARADE... Reader Writes Shout out to the organizers Councilman Johnny Dodd Johnny Dodd and Tarsha HannaHuff, to Wendy Trice Martin & Matthew Marshall. And to everyone who played an instrumental part in getting this together! To Gertrude Copeland & Doris Black...Thanks for letting me know Christiana Gallagher! Finally, to all the spectators who looked at us and gave us a thumbs down to the man who told my sister we need to “grow up”, who probably can’t even vote! (I know him personally).To the ones shaking their heads! And to the man who yelled out F@&K Biden! God bless you all!!! DELETA JOHNSON Thanks to everyone who participated in the Biden/Harris Parade! It was a Grassroots Effort involving leaders in Kendric Trice and his mother our community, concerned citizens and Kenisha Anderson traveled different organizations! For the past 7 from Murfreesboro to weeks we have canvassed communities participate in the parade. encouraging people to vote, marched to the polls and rallied for early voting. Today we paraded through Jackson led by a trucking company, with about 50 cars with flags, signs and balloons, blowing horns for a couple of hours encouraging everyone to VOTE ! We even promoted a new business, Mama Pug’s Sensational Sweets! It was a Team Effort! Wendolyn TriceMartin
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Say her name rally On October 4, we participated in #SAYHERNAMEBREONATAYLOR MARCH in Humboldt, Tennessee. Once again we as a race of people will not support a great and wonderful cause. I have three sons and I am very protective of each of them. My voice will always be heard for what I believe and stand for. My sons, my husband, nor myself are immune from anything of this nature. It could very well happen to us. Whatever anyone do that is wrong, unfair, or unjust, I WILL NOT BE SILENT!!!!!! I f I have to stand by myself, my voice will be HEARD!!!!! It was very crispy outside, but it was worth every step that we took. I commend Rev. David Willis for organizing and moving forward with the March despite the very small outcome. But that’s one thing about me, it doesn’t matter how large or small the number is, it’s what in the heart . Rev. Willis, don’t give up or give in. We will always support you as long as I know that what you are doing is for a good cause and the betterment for our community. - Gwendolyn Thomas
HARD FACTS TO FOLLOW We live in a world of instant communication where anyone can get their voice out to the people with just a few strokes of the keyboard. This can either be bad or good. One result of this is that more people are now influenced by social media in all it’s forms than probably by any other sources. It does not help that what we used to consider to be conventional news sources are anything but conventional these days and most of us only read or view information that fits our preconceptions. We do not want our minds to be changed but only reinforced. Another result of this is that opposite viewpoints often leads to disagreements among people. Sometimes these can turn ugly. Often in such cases the “atomic weapon” is dropped. That weapon is the fact-checker. The fact-checker is the all-knowing, last word on the matter. The fact-checker settles the argument, or so many people think. What is a fact-check service? To begin, most of them have the term “independent” attached to them, but is anything really independent? No company nor their employees are going to work for free, so the next question is “Independent of what”? Certainly not money or it’s influence. All fact-check services are financed by a person, a group, or a foundation. The employees are always going to go about business in a way that reflects their employers views - that is if they want to keep getting paid. To see the history and purpose of a fact-check service requires time and research. Who is involved? Who works for the service? What are their backgrounds? Who funds the service? What do they believe? Finding those answers takes more effort that most of us are willing to go to. My hope for you is that you realize that when someone invokes a fact-checker to quell a disagreement or close down a discussion between two people that they are essentially just involving a third person to offer theirÊown opinion. No more, no less. It’s certainly not the last word on the matter. It’s just another persons word. You have a right to human expression and you don’t need someone holding your intellectual hands for you and telling you what to think. Factcheckers often paint their answers in ways to influence your thinking. A person they deem to have spoken an untruth might be called a “liar” if they don’t like them them while a person that speaks the same untruth might be described as having “mis-spoken” or might have been in error “based on the information as they understood it at the time” if they like them. There are many examples of how this works, but I think you get the point. The message I’m trying to convey is that you should not feel compelled to think that your own thoughts carry less weight or importance than those of someone with a tag attached to their name such as expert, scientist, leader, or even fact-checker. Listen to the thoughts of others but at the end of the day know that your own thoughts and opinions are what is most important to you. There is probably not a source of “higher intelligence” behind a keyboard somewhere to be an overlord to your thought. You do not need to feel inferior. That’s a fact. You can check it. Elvis RogersÊ elvisrogers@yahoo.com The CSENews
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10/29 68 years ago on the morning of 29, October I (JOHN SCOFIELD) was brought into the world. As I travel on this journey I can only say that life is good.
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TREY CLEEK DEFEATS CYNTHIA BOYD FOR MADISON COUNTY COMMISSION SEAT MEDINA PASSES WINE AT RETAIL STORES REFERENDUM HEALTH DEPARTMENT CONFIRMS FIVE ADDITIONAL COVID-19 DEATHS, 4,073 CASES OF COVID-19 IN MADISON COUNTY JACKSON, Tenn. – The Jackson-Madison County Regional Health Department confirms five additional COVID-19 related deaths in Madison County. This brings the total number of COVID19 related deaths to 83 in Madison County as of Tuesday. The newest deaths include: • 73-year-old male (died 10/11/2020) • 69-year-old female (died 10/27/2020) • 55-year-old male (died 10/27/2020) • 95-year-old female (died 10/29/2020) • 82-year-old female (died 10/31/2020) The health department received positive test results for 44 more cases of COVID-19. We now have 4,073 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Madison County.
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ILLEGAL DUMPLING SITE ON BERRY STREET CITED
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The original trash piles on Berry Street have been the topic of many callers discussions recently in East Jackson. ÊOn the Sunday morning radio talk show Community Feedback host Richard Donnell continues By ‘Downtown’ Rickey Brown to field citizens calls regarding the status of having this rickeylynnbrown@hotmail.com unsightly trash pile picked up. Ê Community Feedback airs on WFKX-FM 95.7from 9 am until 10:30 a.m. Callers are asking who is responsible for cleaning up this area which has now turned into an “illegal dump site” according to the City’s Health and Sanitation Department. Ê According to Donnell, he had tried unsuccessfully to have Leilani Mills, Director of the City of Jackson’s Health and Sanitation Department come onto the show and update the status of this problem.Ê Donnell said Mrs. Mills agreed to come into the show; however it had to be approved by the City’s Communications Office. ÊAfter several back and forth communications emails from Donnell to Kennth Cummings, the city’s PIO, scheduling Mills KIX 96 Community Feedback could not worked out. As of press time this illegal dumping site has yet to be cleared up and reports are this maybe the responsibility of the property owners JONAH Affordable Housing organization.Ê In the City of Jackson, commercial property landlords and contractors are responsible for cleaning up their debris, trash and disposing of it to the landfill. Calls to JONAH offices have not been returned as of press time. The CrimeSEEN Examiner staff will continue to monitor these complaints from readers and share the information with City officials and Waste Management. ÊThe CSE continues to receive calls from readers on Gordon Street, Hatton Street snd North Fairgrounds where large claw piles of trash have been left at the curbs.Ê The City of Jackson’s Health and Sanitation Office number is 731-425-8545.
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Portia Barton read the names of the individuals selected for the “Seven Pillars African American Memorial Monument” after taking decades to accomplish this ceremony and ribbon cutting Friday. Jackson Mayor Scott Conger, City Councilman Johnny Dodd were present as the ribbon cutting Friday at the Seven Pillars” along with many others in leadership.Ê The Pillars, or boulders sit on top of a mound constructed at Shirlene Mercer Walking Trail Park, 800 East Chester Street. Lee Benson, Art Department Chair at Union University, is the person who came up with the idea of the memorial and was the Creative Sculpture of the project.Ê
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THE SEVEN PILLARS: Bishop Isaac Lane - in 1882, he founded a CME school in Jackson to provide education for the freedmen. Austin Raymond Merry- he established the South Jackson School for the colored, which was the forerunner of what would become Merry High SchoolÊ Samuel McElwee- An attorney, he was the first African American to serve 3 terms in the legislature and the first one to be nominated for Speaker of the House. Miles Vandahurst Lynk- the first African American to establish a medical practice in JacksonÊ Beebe Steven Lynk- she was one of the first African American women in the nation to teach chemistry at the university level.Ê Milton Mitchell - Assisted then special council Thurgood Marshal with the Department of Justice to expose the discriminating practices in BrownsvilleÊ The Seventh Pillar consists of 15 individuals-Ê J Emmitt BallardÊ- Isaiah SavageÊ- Myrtle MonroeÊ James Buchanan -W K Seals - Genevieve BrooksÊ Dr John C Frierson - Dr Wesley C McClureÊ Rev Chester A Kirkendoll - Rev Udelle D LewisÊ A J PayneÊ- Frank Walker - Dr Isaiah L HildrethÊ Dr Ernest Brooks Sr. and T. C. Ozier.Ê “We had so many names submitted, notable people we wanted to honor so we decided to make one of the pillars with multiple names on it,” said Barton.Ê“The theme of the project came from Chapter 9:1 of the Book of Proverbs.”Ê “This sculpture was dreamed of, designed and created to celebrate the contributions of African Americans to the success of Jackson Madison County,” said Benson.
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TYRONE TRIPLETT July 26, 1950 October 31, 2020 ROY GLENN May 16, 1951 October 30, 2020 My heart is heavy it so hard everyday your not here with me.. I sit and wish I can hear you call my name Carolyn or just see your face and your smile it would be a good day I’m so lost right now don’t no where to turn .
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CATHERINE JEANETTE WIGGINS YANDER Graveside Services for Mrs. Catherine Jeanette Wiggins Yander, age 69 of Jackson, Tennessee were held on Sunday, November 1, 2020, 12 Noon at the Ridgecrest Cemetery.
CONT’D FROM PAGE 2 Throughout my life Mary was my sister, friend, mentor and Shero. She brought out the best in me. Her compassion and kindness towards me and others was Inspiring. It helped me find my Life’s Purpose. She always supported me in my endeavors to be of help to others. Our many conversations were filled with wisdom and knowledge. She helped me to bring two projects from dreams to realities. With her directionÊ she helped me create these two entities, Ms.Pat’s “I Promise” Club and The Jabez Project ll. And in her honor and memory I will continue to help our communities. Charity was important to both of us. Being Charitable became my mission too. I will miss my Shero. Her memory will be etched in my mind and her love will forever be in my heart. The knowledge that she instilled in me in my lifetime is priceless. Her wisdom was captivating. I will strive to carry on her legacy of beingÊ Charitable,Compassionate, Kind and Loving.. Rest In Peace now Queen Mary, My Shero. I Love You and Thank You for being my Sister/Friend - Pat Hunt
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AREA GROUPS PROVIDE HALLOWEEN CANDY FOR YOUTH
Sandra Carter
Pressed Ministry gave away over 400 bags of candy on October 24th to the community. “So many kids will not be able to trick or treat this Halloween due to pandemic, so we at Pressed Ministry wanted to do something special for them and our community,” said volunteer Morgandy Taylor student at Jackson Early College High”.
Ms. Pear Pugh and other volunteers with Pressed Ministry bagging candy for giveaway. Then on on Halloween Saturday Lincoln Elementary PTO joined Century 21 Reality (620 Old Hickory Blvd.) of Jackson for their 3rd Annual Trunk or Treat. “We had over 300 kids and gave away more than 2000 bags of candy,” said Sandra Carter of Century 21.
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CST. JAMES MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH DRIVE-THRU TRUNK-ORTREAT! Jackson Police participated at St. James Missionary Baptist Church drive-thru Trunk-or-Treat, and it was a blast. Jackson Police Officers had so much fun spending the day with amazing families! Jackson Police hopes everyone had a great Halloween! TELL THEM YOU READ I T I N
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HELP WANTED DYNAMIC FAMILY CARE CENTER IS NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATION FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS:
DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS (DSPS) Dynamic Family Care Center now has open positions for the following shifts: First 7a-3pm, second 3p-11p and weekends shifts Saturday and Sunday’s 7a-7p.m and 7p-7a; for the Madison Co, Gibson Co. and Crockett Co areas. If you or anyone you know, are interested in working with a Dynamic agency, please come to the address below and complete an application. We offer healthcare insurance, vision and dental, long term and short term disability insurance and life insurance. DFCC is a COMPETITIVE PAY EMPLOYER. Please email your resume to HYPERLINK “mailto:dynamicfamilycc@gmail.com” dynamicfamilycc@gmail.com or phone (731)784-1373 for more information. You may also apply in person at 1804 E. Main Street Humboldt, TN 38343 Dynamic Family Care Center is an Equal Opportunity Employer. PUBLISHED: NOVEMBER 5, 12, 19 AND 26, 2020
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HUMBOLDT SR CENTER REOPENS As you all know we will be opening the Humboldt Senior Center on Nov 2...there will be 2 shifts to start off from 9-11 and 1-3 that gives us time to sanitize for the next group...due to the Pandemic we have a few rules we have to follow: 1.Entrance will be the side door and temps, name and address will be taken, the front door will be the Exit Only 2. Face mask is to be worn at All times while your in the Center 3. You must stay 6 ft. apart 4.Once you leave you cant come back in for the rest of the day 5. No Touching one Another 6. No Lunches will be served at the present time Thank You for understanding together we can stay safe and still have a great time, any questions please feel free to call Archie Cox at The Humboldt Senior Center at 1 (731) 784-1137.
GAVIN TO SERVE ON TN EXTENSION ADVISORY COUNCIL Gwen Gavin, owner of Eagle’s Nest Family Services, says she is extremely honored and excited to serve on the TN Extension Advisory Council as the Vice Chairman of the Family and Consumer Science Committee! “I absolutely love UT Extension and what they contribute to families in the community.”
DAR HOLDS ANNUAL FOUNDERS DAY TEA JacksonMadison Chapter National Society Daughters of the American Revolution [NSDAR] celebrated NSDAR Founders Day with the annual Founders Day Tea onÊÊÊ Saturday, October 17, in Memorial Hall of First Presbyterian left to right: Regent Beth Bates, New Members Church.Ê This is a Jennifer Hocrath and Nicka Williams, State special Recording Secretary Debbie Parker commemoration of the130th anniversary of the founding of NSDAR on October 11, 1890.Ê New members who were welcomed into the chapter by left to right: Regent Beth Bates, Merry Herrera, State Recording Alice Holtin, and Kathy Haney Williams Secretary Debbie were Jennifer Hocrath and Nicka Smith.Ê Each received a red rose and a membership packet.Ê Unable to attend the ceremony were Barbara Anthony, Jean Gordon, Leigh Ann Gordon, and Cynthia Thomson. Members were honored for their years of service.Ê They are Alice Holtin (10years), Katherine Haney Williams (10 years), Merry Herrera (20 years), Each received a red rose and certificate of appreciation.Ê . Unable to attend were Jane Moore (10 years), Kelly Vaughn (10 years), Jane Walls (10 years), Dianne Ware (10 years), Bethany Warren (10 years), DANNY C. HUNT, Kathryn Swindle (25 LUTCF (AGENT) years), Jill Anderson (10 731.935.5788 years), and Carolyn FAX: 731.424.6898 Cunningham (50 years).Ê EMAIL: Ms. Cunningham also huntins@charter.net received a special pin OFFERING signifying her 50 years LIFE & HEALTH INSURANCE of membership. AUTO The 2020 Outstanding HOMEROWNERS - RENTAL-FIRE Junior Member, Wendy Williams was announced and will be presented with a commemorative pin.Ê The Outstanding Junior Member will represent Jackson-Madison Chapter at state conference, fall workshops and other events. The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote patriotism, preserve American history, and support better education for our nation’s children.Ê Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War.Ê With more than 185,000 members in approximately 3, 000 chapters worldwide, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active service organizations.Ê DAR is non-partisan and nonpolitical, and welcomes any woman, regardless of race, religion or ethnic background, who can prove lineage to a Revolutionary War patriot. VISIT WWW.DAR.ORG.Ê OR WWW.TNDAR.ORG/JACKSONMADISON, CALL -731-427-0465.
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