Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
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USDA announced funding provided by the Inflation Reduction Act for the Agricultural Conservation Easement Program (ACEP) for fiscal year 2025. NRCS accepts applications year-round for ACEP Agricultural Land Easements (ACEP-ALE) and Wetland Reserve Easements (ACEP-WRE). Interested producers, landowners, and partners should apply by the next two ranking dates, Oct. 4, 2024, or Dec. 20, 2024, at their local NRCS office, to be considered for these two state-led funding cycles. In addition, any application submitted to NRCS that was unfunded in fis...
Well it is a very quiet and peaceful morning here in our little valley. I know there is a lot of trouble everywhere you look, but as I sit here on my front porch and watch the neighbor’s cows grazing peacefully and the humming birds enjoying their feeders and the cats enjoying the warm sunshine, I am so thankful and I know I am blessed. Fall is here and soon we will have real cooler weather. I think the humming birds are almost ready to leave, they seem to be eating as much as they can, they are getting ready for their long trip South. E...
Those I know which are sick either at home, in nursing facilities or in the hospitals are: Kasey Baker, Colene Beasley, Linda Butler, Elizabeth Boggs, Gertie Carroll, Spencer Clark, Nita Cottrel, Robert and Pat Dickson, Polly Edwards, Paul Gandy, Ophelia Green, Barbara Hinson, Wayne Holloway, Leon Hunter, Monette King, Lillie Mitchell, Doug Miller, Howard Miller, Judy O’Guin, Roger Pace, Debbie Pierce, Harry Runions, Marsha Runions, Russell Runions, Vera Runions, Terry Stutts, Randy Willis, and Annette Williams. Prayers for these and others w...
Q.) Can you tell me a little bit about yourself? A.) I have lived in Hohenwald for 47 years. I served as a University of Tennessee Extension Agent for almost 40 years. I have one son, Kyle Ellis and was married to Coach Howard Spears for 30 years. I enjoy traveling, watching UT football, spending time with my two grandsons and serving with the Encouragers group at Hohenwald Church of Christ. Q.) Where did you grow up? A.) I grew up in Florence, Alabama. I left Florence after high school...
Autumn is the best time of the year. (Sorry, Summer.) It’s the season of colorful leaves and football games and apple orchards and haunted houses and cool, crisp sweater weather. It can also be the season of kindness—if we stop buying wool. Sheep are gentle individuals who, like all living beings, feel pain and fear. But in the wool industry, they’re treated like nothing more than textile-producing machines, genetically manipulated to grow an unnatural amount of wool. Since the shearing process is driven by profit rather than compassion, it’s...
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Linda Cotton Basinger passed away peacefully at her home surrounded by her loving family after a year long illness. Linda was a fighter. She fought the good fight, kept the faith, finished the race, and is now reaping her reward with her Savior in heaven. She was born in Hohenwald at the Boyce Clinic on March 13, 1952 to Marvin Eunice and Martha Vera (Dunn) Cotton. She was a Daddy's girl and was his shadow. She also loved playing with and watching the children her Mom kept, and helping her Mom...
Vance Lee Potts, age 96, passed away on Wednesday, September 18, 2024, at Poplar Estates Senior Living in Columbia, Tennessee, where he had resided for nearly 5 years. He was the son of the late Hardy Allen Potts and Etta Mae Kelley Potts. Vance was a member of the New Hope Baptist Church in Hohenwald, TN where he formerly lived. He retired from Wright and Lopez Construction Company with over 44 years of service. He really enjoyed going fishing and was very good at frying catfish for family...
Wanda Faye Crowe Nix, 75, lifelong resident of Columbia, died Tuesday, September 17, 2024 at NHC Maury Regional Transitional Care following an extended illness. Funeral services were conducted Friday, September 20, 2024 at 3:00 p.m. at Oakes & Nichols Funeral Home with Eric Swann officiating. Burial was followed in Polk Memorial Gardens. Memorials may be made to Columbia Academy, 1101 West 7th Street Columbia, TN 38401 or The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research, P.O Box 5014...
Maria De Los Angeles Valladares Calix, age 91, a resident of Hohenwald, passed away Wednesday, September 18, 2024, at her residence. Heritage Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements. Born August 31, 1933 in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, she was the daughter of the late Moises Enrique Valladares and the late Romelia De Jesus Calix Valladares. Maria loved the Lord and was a devout Catholic, she was a member of Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Maria loved her family, especially her grandchi...
Richard Donald Knoblock, 78, of Hohenwald, passed away Monday, September 16, 2024, at Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital West. He was born in Hazel Park, Michigan to the late Arthur and Hattie Knoblock. He served in the United States Army and was a Vietnam veteran. He fulfilled a career as a tooling engineer and retired as a self-employed cabinet maker. In addition to his parents, he is also preceded in death by his brothers, Bill and Bob Knoblock. Survivors include his wife Rebecca Ann Knoblock,...
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Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has proclaimed September as Life Insurance Awareness Month in Tennessee. To support the proclamation, the Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance (“TDCI”) highlights the importance of life insurance coverage, which can help families protect their futures and ease financial burdens after a loved one’s death. “Life insurance is a critical insurance product, and I am thrilled to fully support Governor Lee’s proclamation—which serves as a reminder to all Tennesseans to assess their families’ financial needs and dec...
According to experts from the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, bees are responsible for a third of the world’s food production. Flowering plants, which make up about 75 percent of agricultural crops, depend on pollinators like bees for seed production, thus ensuring the success of future crop generations. Concerningly, this critical insect faces a multitude of health threats. Bees are mainly threatened by constant exposure to synthetic pesticides. Neonicotinoids, for example, are common insecticides that affect the receptors in...
Mention the word “exercise” to many people and their eyes roll up! They’re suffering from a vague fear or lack of knowledge in fitness, therefore they usually hide behind one of the following excuses for not moving their bodies. #1.I Don’t Have Time: The truth is that getting in shape doesn’t take much time. After all, the point behind exercise is to improve the quality of life. Just 30 minutes of moderate exercise several times per week is sufficient to begin reaping the benefits. #2.Exercise Is Boring: It doesn’t have to be. Anything th...
The human body has around 350 joints. A joint is where two bones meet and (usually) move, and they are made up of bone, fluid and soft tissues. Joints are important because they support the movement of our bodies; however, if we have too much wear and tear or an injury to a joint, it can lead to pain and limit our physical activity or capabilities. "When joint pain starts to interfere with daily activities, mobility or sleep, it may be time to consider joint replacement surgery," said W. Cason...
Emotional health is a critical part of your health and happiness. Emotional and physical health are inseparable. There are 5 perspectives that can help. As already discussed, the first is to recognize and address stress in your life. The second perspective is your attitude; choose to focus on the positive. The third perspective is to value your social connections, and have at least a few good friends you can count on. Today is about purpose. Purpose Numerous studies show that people with a clear sense of purpose are more likely to grow old in...
Maury Regional Medical Center (MRMC) offers its patients the latest in surgical technology, and a surgeon on the medical staff has reached an impressive milestone with one of the hospital's robotic systems. Mark S. Hinson, MD, FACS, a board-certified specialist in general, robotic and breast surgery, performed his 500th procedure at MRMC with the da Vinci Xi Surgical System. "Performing my 500th surgery with the da Vinci robotic system is an incredible milestone, and it's been rewarding," said...
Contributed by Ron Slay On September 21st, the Lewis County Junior Pro Panthers were handed a decisive sweep by the Burns County Cowboys in all three games, played on the Lewis County Middle School field. Despite demonstrating resilience, the Panthers were unable to counter the Cowboys' relentless offensive attack, resulting in defeats for both the MINORS and MAJORS. The PEE-WEE team showed promise by keeping their game competitive, but ultimately falling short. PEE-WEES The PEE-WEES led by...
Get Ready for LCMS Basketball !! Want to meet the players before the season begins? Come out to media day! Want to get your favorite player an ad to wish them well this season? Do it at Media Day! Enjoy a performance by the Cheerleaders, photo ads, team introductions, order your player ads, and more! LCMS’ 2024 Media Day for Basketball is scheduled for September 29th at 2 p.m. at the LCMS Gymnasium....
After competing at home against six other schools, Lewis County Middle School Golf wrapped up their season Friday, September 20, 2024 with the Fall Classic. Eighth grade players were recognized for their dedication during their last year in Middle School and were presented with player banners. Shown are Brody Clayton, Isaac Pierson, and Diesel Baker....
Both Boys and Girls Lewis County High School Golf Teams played in the District Tournament held Monday, September 16th, and both teams finished runners up, with Abby Carroll finishing with 5th Low Medalist in the girl's match. Both teams advanced to the Region Tournament held at Ross Creek on Monday, 23rd, but their run for the State bid fell short, ending their season....
The South Central Human Resource Agency Head Start/Early Head Start Policy Council meeting will meet at 10:30 a.m. on October 17, 2024, at the South Central Human Resource Agency Central Office, in Fayetteville, Tennessee....
The Panthers paired off against the Loretto Mustangs at Bobby W. Sharp Stadium Friday, September 20 for a Region contest. Lots of points were scored by both teams with the visitors taking home a 61-44 victory. The Mustangs were first to score with Nicholas McDow crossing the goal line at 8:12 on a three yard run. 6-0. The Panthers countered at 4:23 when Micah Godfrey raced 42 yards for the touchdown to even the score at 6-6. A minute later, Loretto's McDow took a 44 yard carry for a score....
Lewis County residents were reminded to vote in the bond election scheduled for Saturday, September 25. “The larger the vote cast the better impression will we make on manufacturers who may later desire to locate in our county.” The LCHS Panthers football team defeated Tribble with a score of 31 to 0. Curtiss L. Devore was promoted to the rank of Sergeant while serving in Korea with the 7th Infantry Division. Bobby Collier arrived home, having finished his term of enlistment with the Navy. A s...
