Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
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By Janine Wine Communications and Marketing Coordinator TCAT Dickson Tennessee College of Applied Technology Dickson President, Laura Travis, conferred fifty-eight diplomas and technical certificates during the Dickson campuses spring commencement April 9. Graduates represented nine counties in Tennessee and Kentucky earning credentials in twelve TCAT Dickson programs from either the main or advanced manufacturing campuses. Azriel Sciarra of Hohenwald was among the graduates with a diploma in...
SCOPE STUDENTS RECOGNIZED AT BOARD MEETING LEFT TO RIGHT- RYLEE ROBERSON, KYLIE RUNIONS, RAYLEE BAKER AND RYDER WARD...
Amanda R. Curtis, Reporter With 352 students gracing the halls of Lewis County Intermediate School, a majority of those will be sweating in a way the other Lewis County students won't be, because they've already been through it. The chewing of gum while studying, the wearing of the same color shirt for every study session as well as during the actual test, the lucky penny in the pants pocket, and the extra sharpened pencils lined perfectly across the top of the desk. While most students are brea...
Meriwether Lewis Electric Cooperative's commitment to local students continued by sponsoring two high school juniors to attend the Tennessee Electric Cooperative Association's annual Youth Leadership Summit. Perry County High School junior Ellie Ulmer and Lewis County High School junior Jaxon Fite joined 44 other high school juniors from across the state in Nashville for the three-day conference March 18-20. They received a hands-on look at state government, learned networking and leadership...
Bentley Anthony, left, is show here with University of Tennessee at Martin Rodeo Head Coach Chase Thrasher as he signs on to receive a scholarship and join the team at UTM Rodeo where he will attend college in the fall....
Pre-K registration at Lewis County Schools will be on April 18th and 19th. Applications will be accepted from 8:00-3:00 at the Pre-K office at 317 S. Oak Street. Please remember to bring the following documentation with your application: • Original Birth Certificate • Original shot record • Physical • Proof of Income **You can also print the application from https://www.lewisk12.org/ and email it to [email protected] or [email protected] with all documentation attached. If you need assista...
Lewis County High School students Jeremiah Sparks and Addie Osborne competed at the State HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) competition, and are pictured along with advisors Kelly Hinson and Chasity Owen. Jeremiah Sparks competed in phlebotomy and Addie Osborne competed in healthy living. Both students advanced and will compete in the nationals in Houston, Texas June 26-29....
4-H Health Rocks! Lewis County 4-H focuses on building self-esteem through positive hands-on activities for youth Submitted by Whitney Dixon On March 28, Lewis County 4-H along with the staff at LCMS held a Health Rocks! Celebration event for 7th and 8th-grade students. The event was attended by local law enforcement, members of the TBI, THP, Mayor and Dollie McKnight, Patsy and Adam Nutt along with drop-in volunteers throughout the day. The students were rewarded with a fun day of playing...
The South Central Human Resource Agency Head Start/Early Head Start Policy Council meeting will meet at 10:30 a.m. on April 18, 2024, at the South Central Human Resource Agency Central Office, in Fayetteville, Tennessee....
Lewis County Elementary School kindergarten students were recognized with the Honesty & Trustworthiness Character Trait awards. Pictured are James Anderson, ZaeLyn Helms, Ollie Courter, Sutton McDonald, Caleb Carroll, Saylor James, Piper Bates, Jameson Farrar, & Harper Hibbits, Isabella Sarver and Noah Franks; Absent: Kylo Strickland....
Shondra Carroll's third Grade Adopt-A-Class partner at Lewis County Elementary School is King's Tire & Auto. They provided treats for St. Patrick's Day....
Lewis County High School senior Cole Spann has received an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy as a member of the class of 2028! Cole has worked very hard since his junior year for this opportunity. He met with a recruiter to see what classes he would need to take beforehand. He got involved in school activities, such as cross country and band. Cole applied and was accepted to a spot for the Air Force Summer Seminar Academy following his junior year. This allowed Cole to learn...
Riverside Valley Farm is Cindy Trull's Kindergarten Adopt-A-Class Partner. They provided a Nacho/Pizza Party for the class....
The Lewis County Board of Education met in regular session on Tuesday, March 12, 2024 at 6:00 p.m. at the Lewis County Board of Education board meeting room located at 206 South Court Street, Hohenwald, Tn. Board members present were Board Chair Lindsey Himes, Vice Chair Paula Dyer, Glenda Atkinson, Derek Cotham, Jackie Holt, Cody Mitchell, and Sallie Pollock. Matthew Adkins joined the board meeting via Facetime. Cassie Couch was absent. Prior to the meeting there was a workshop. During the workshop Gary and Jesse Clardy gave a presentation of...
March 16 was a special day to celebrate LCHS Class of 2023 Graduate Ty Twist as he was presented his diploma. His family, friends, classmates, and teachers were in attendance to honor this special young man who will always hold a special place in the Lewis County Community. Ty was unable to be at his graduation in May 2023 after being diagnosed with a germinoma tumor on his brain in April 2023. He underwent several surgeries and chemotherapy....
Kindergarten Registration will be Tuesday, April 16th and Wednesday, April 17th from 3:15-6:00 PM. Kindergarten registration packets are available to pick up in advance at LCES located at 305 South Oak Street. Current LCES Pre-K students’ parents will receive kindergarten registration packets from their child’s Pre-K teacher. Required documents are a copy of your child’s birth certificate, the Certificate of Immunization, and proof of a current physical. The student must be 5 years old by August 15th. Please return the completed forms (even...
Students of Lewis County High School in Hohenwald, Tennessee signed with schools for their after High School careers....
Students from Lewis County High School joined over 260 of their high school peers in Nashville on March 5 to express their views on public education in Tennessee at the Tennessee School Boards Association (TSBA) Student Congress on Policies in Education (SCOPE). The event took place on the Belmont University campus. Attending from Lewis County Schools were: Rylee Roberson, Raylee Baker, Kylie Runions, and Ryker Ward. Now in its 41st year, SCOPE is designed to give students a voice where public...
Lewis County Intermediate School has announced the honor roll for the last nine weeks of school. Named to the honor roll were: Third Grade: Ace Morris, Billy Meek, Braylin Reeves, Brixlyn Hull, Cash Creasy, Emmett Stewart, Katelynn Fryfogle, Lola Cunningham, Memphis Duncan, Patricia Mullett, Tytus Hinson, Willow Boles, Jax Kvapil, Levi Keys, Kaybree Jones, Lucy Brewer, Autumn Eaker, Natalie Eaker, Ace Morris and Jaxon Weaver. Fourth Grade: Alayah Carter, Aria Winkley, Ava Lawson, Ava Schwendimann, Averie Breedlove, Bailey Anthony, Camden Greene...
Kindergarten Registration will be Tuesday, April 16th and Wednesday, April 17th from 3:15-6:00 p.m. Kindergarten registration packets are available to pick up in advance at LCES located at 305 South Oak Street. Current LCES Pre-K students’ parents will receive kindergarten registration packets from their child’s Pre-K teacher. Required documents are a copy of your child’s birth certificate, the Certificate of Immunization, and proof of a current physical. The student must be 5 years old by August 15th. Please return the completed forms (even...
Throughout the month of March, the Tennessee Department of Education invites all Tennesseans to celebrate Tennessee Literacy Month, as proclaimed by Governor Bill Lee, spotlighting the Reading 360 initiative and the focus Tennessee’s educators, families, elected officials, and community partners have on continuing to improve literacy rates for all learners in the state. The department and Riley the Reading Raccoon will travel across the state throughout the month, highlighting the incredible work happening around literacy including strong f...
The Boys and Girls State Delegates were chosen by staff at Lewis County High School for the 2024 session. The American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary each year sponsor a week-long program for two boys and two girls to experience how government works firsthand. The boys will be participating at Tennessee Tech and the girls at Lipscomb University. Pictured left to right are Theresa Gifford of the American Legion, Primary Delegates Meredith Lawson, Ryley Wall, Jaxon Fite, and Brayden...
