Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
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Katye Forrester recently nominated Phenix McDonald, D.J. Stewart and Kobe Feichtinger for Students of the Week. Mrs. Forrester nominated them for being in the Mighty Mouse Mafia and for protecting the class from the threat of pest invasion. Presenting the boys with certificates is SRO Captain David Henley....
Students nominate their favorite teachers to be named Teacher of the Week at Lewis County Middle School. Last week and this week's winners are listed below. Rylee Roberson nominated Mrs. Shepherd for teacher of the week because, "She is always willing to lend a helping hand." Linley Harns nominated Mrs. Selby for teacher of the week because, "Mrs. Selby has had a rough year and still has a smile on her face and has took time to listen and teach her kids. She always makes everyone feel special."...
Students from Lewis County Elementary School who maintained Perfect Attendance for the first six weeks of school were recently recognized. Those students from Mrs. Adkins kindergarten class were, from left, Max McKnight, Charlie Carroll, Maylynn Fite, and Clate White: Absent: Axeton Haygood....
Sophia McMillian won the prize drawing. The prize was courtesy of Lewis County Schools' PTO and FRC. Pre-K students winning Most Improved Attendance for the month of October are pictured, from left, Easton Peery of Molly McCann's class; Sophia McMillian of Holly Atkins' class; Aiven Brewer of MaKenzie Sanders' class; and Arnie Ward of Kelly Willis' class....
Kindergarten students in Tracy Lomax's class at Lewis County Elementary School dressed up for their Halloween party. Adopt-A-Class partner Johnny Stephens Lawn and Landscaping provided each student with a Halloween bag....
Students were recently named student of the week at Lewis County Middle School. Zoey Collins was nominated by Mrs. Thompson. "LCMS appreciates you being a school helper and helping with our ice cream sales. You are doing a great job," said Mrs. Thompson. Ella Middleton was nominated by Brandi Feichtinger. "Ella tries to do her best, she volunteers to help sell ice cream at lunch. She is responsible and trustworthy. The group works together as a team very well," said Mrs. Feichtinger. Maggie Dye...
Eighth grade Reading Counts top ten at Lewis County Middle School was announced recently. Pictured, from left are, first place, Savanah Moore; second place, McKinley Sullivan; third place, Aleah Grinder; fourth place, Peyton James; sixth place, Hunter King; seventh place, Klayr Shepherd; eighth place, Ashlee Wilson; and ninth place, Everett Bates. Not pictured is fifth place, Jett Hinson, and tenth place, Rissa Grinder....
Seventh grade Reading Counts top ten at Lewis County Middle School was announced recently. Pictured in top photo are, from left, first place, Jazzy Conner; second place, Christian Francis; third place, Ezekiel Wiebe; fourth place, Alex Schwartz; fifth place, Ivorie Finerty; sixth place, Elyssa Villarreal; seventh place, Greer Lewis; eighth place, Brylee Renner; ninth place, Carley Couch; and tenth place, Koby Feichtinger. Eighth grade Reading Counts top ten at Lewis County Middle School was...
Emily James recently nominated Dakota Hull for student of the week at Lewis County Middle School. "Dakota made a mess at lunch and he got my broom to clean it up without me asking. He is always respectful and I appreciate him," Mrs. James said. Presenting Dakota with a certificate is SRO Captain David Henley. Bethaney Keltner recently nominated Savanah Moore for student of the week at Lewis County Middle School. "Savanah has such a big heart! She is so helpful around the classroom and to her...
Reading Counts top ten were announced recently. Pictured, front, from left, first place Mason Hall, second place Emily Lomax, third place Sebastian Espinoza, fourth place Emerick Webster, and fifth place Dakota Franciso; back, sixth place Tony Trogdon, seventh place BB Smith, eighth place -tie- Grace Brown and Miana Stanak, ninth place Dylan Marsh, and tenth place Eva Smith....
The Lewis County Board of Education met in a regular called session on Tuesday, August 10, 2021, at 6:00 p.m. at the Lewis County Board of Education Board Meeting Room located at 206 South Court Street. All board members were present: Chair Glenda Atkinson, Vice-Chair Johnny Clayton, Derek Cotham, Cassie Couch, Paula Dyer, Blake Farr, Lindsey Himes, Jackie Holt, and Phyllis Townsend. The invocation was given by Mr. Clayton. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mr. Farr. During public input Karen Rentschler asked to speak to the board. She...
The Tennessee College of Applied Technology Hohenwald will be offering a new Forestry and Agriculture Program coming in the Fall of 2021. The Forestry and Agriculture Technology Program will be aligned to meet the needs of workforce development associated with the forestry and agriculture industry. The program will prepare a student with an understanding of Forestry and Agriculture. The Forestry and Ag Program will be held on the main campus of TCAT Hohenwald as well as at the new Bevis Higher Education Center in Collinwood, TN. The Tennessee...
TCAT Hohenwald will be opening a new Power Sports Technology Program in the Fall of 2021. The Power Sports Technology Program will be aimed to meet the growing need of servicing and repair of all types of power sports vehicles, such as marine, motorcycle, atv and utv in the power sports arena. The program will prepare a student with an understanding of the methods of servicing and repair of power sports equipment. The addition of the Power Sports Technology will be one of the programs in the...
Seventy-three medical students received their doctoral hoods and took the Hippocratic Oath as new physicians at East Tennessee State University's Quillen College of Medicine commencement ceremony held on Thursday, May 06, 2021. Charles Anderson Edwards was among them. He is the son of Kent and Jennifer Edwards, formerly of Hohenwald, and the grandson of Bill and Martha Edwards and Helen Bates and the late J.L. Hardison. Dr. Edwards obtained his BS from Millsaps College in Jackson, Mississippi....
The Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) Dickson announced the Spring 2021 President’s List and Academic Honors List for the Dickson main campus to recognize students for academic excellence during the trimester. The Academic Honors List recognizes students who have earned a 3.70 - 3.99 GPA for the trimester: Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning: Paul Carvalho....
Raven Potts, of Hohenwald, was recently offered the Advancement Scholarship for high-achieving freshmen for the fall 2021 semester at Austin Peay State University. The Advancement Scholarships are for freshman students who have a 3.5 - 3.69 GPA. Their hard work and commitment to academic excellence have paid off, and APSU is excited they chose to "Be A Gov" for their higher education....
Columbia State Community College recently annouced the 505 spring 2021 graduates. The following students graduated from Columbia State this spring and earned a degree or technical certificate. From Hohenwald: • Taylor Berg graduated with an Associate of Science Degree in Tennessee Transfer Path Psychology • Jennifer Cotham graduated with an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Nursing • Caleb Duncan graduated with an Associate of Science Degree in Tennessee Transfer Path Business Administration • Emily Murray graduated with an Associa...
On Wednesday, June 2, the Nashville Advertising Co-op of Sonic Drive-Ins awarded 70 $1,000 scholarship to employees of their drive-ins. Emma Hinson, of Hohenwald, received one of those scholarships. Over the past 20 years the Nashville Advertising Co-op of Sonic Drive-Ins has given in excess of a million dollars in scholarships to employees of their drive-ins. The program began as the idea of Robert Newberry, owner and operator of the Lewisburg Sonic. At the time the scholarship program started,...
Freed-Hardeman University held its spring graduation ceremony in mid-May where approximately 300 students received baccalaureate and graduate degrees. Commencement speaker John DeBerry, senior advisor to Tennessee Governor Bill Lee, encouraged graduates to have goals and to live their faith. DeBerry is an FHU alumnus and a member of the FHU Board of Trustees. Morgan McKissack, of Hohenwald, graduated with a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health in Counseling. FHU congratulates this year's...
Columbia State Community College nursing faculty recently pinned Jennifer Cotham of Hohenwald and Rebecca King of Hampshire, as two of 41 new nursing graduates during a live-streamed ceremony. "These nursing graduates have shown amazing resilience and perseverance during this pandemic," said Amy Huff, Columbia State nursing program director. "They have gained the knowledge and skills required to provide safe, competent, and compassionate patient care but also the flexibility and innovation...
Lewis County Intermediate School Principal Mary McDonald recently announced students earning the honor roll for the fourth six weeks. They are: “A” Honor Roll Third grade - Alca Pelto, Connor Sandy, Tiana Twist, Harvey Sharp, Atchley Shepherd, Neely Whitehead, Raine Brewer, Briar McDonald, Dominic Moriarity, Eva Norris, Lilah Odom, Josie Alkire, Vaeda Brewer, Kylie Evans, Ella Harris and Jesse Hensley. Fourth grade - Harmoney Clayton, Savannah Duncan, Daxton James, Landyn Escue, Gunner Franks, Gabriel Shook, Diesel Baker, Reagan Grippi, Jerzie...
( Top photo ) Sixth grader Aubry Warren was named Lewis County Middle School Student of the Week and was nominated by Mrs. Thompson. She always goes above and beyond in class and is eager to learn and is helpful to her classmates. ( Bottom photo )Abby Carroll, eighth grader, was nominated by Mrs. Spitzer for Student of the Week at Lewis County Middle School. Abby is a hard worker. She is kind, polite and considerate....
Lewis County Middle School Student of the Week went to sixth grader, Taya Tiller. She was nominated by Mrs. Clayton. In every situation, Taya always carries a positive attitude. She shows kindness and respect to others and strives to be the better person. She is such an inspiration....
Kamdyn Anthony was named Student of the Week for Lewis County Middle School. Anthony was “very honest and returned a lost wallet that had money in it.” Kamdyn is in the sixth grade and was nominated by Mr. Roberson....
This week's Lewis County Middle School student of the week is Kevin Lopez, nominated by Mrs. Shepherd. Kevin goes above and beyond what is expected of him as a student. He looks for ways to improve and be helpful. His character is an example to follow....
