National Weather Service Issues Flood Warning for Martin and Union City
The National Weather Service has issued a flood warning for the local area. Minor flooding is forecast from this evening to tomorrow evening. Flooding is occurring in low-lying areas near Union City and along the North Fork
Fulton Manufacturing Industry Announces Investment and New Jobs
A Fulton manufacturing industry has announced an expansion and new jobs. Letica Corporation, a subsidiary company of Berry Global, has announced a $27.8 million dollar investment creating 15 new jobs. The company is planning to expand its
Murder Charges Now Issued in Death of Three-Year Old Jackson Child
Murder charges have now been issued following the death of a Jackson child on January 22nd. Jackson police say an autopsy determined the three year old child died as a result of blunt force trauma. 23 year
Tennessee Senate Passes Education Freedom Act
The Tennessee Senate passed the Education Freedom Act on Thursday with a vote of 20 to 13. Many senators had arguments against the bill like District 19 Senator Charlane Oliver, who argued against it for rural counties.
Tennessee House Passes Education Freedom Act
The Tennessee House passed the Education Freedom Act on Thursday with a vote of 54 to 44. State Representative William Lambreth, who represents parts of Sumner County, gave a closing statement before the vote. Representative Tandy Darby,
Martin and Sharon Schools Dismissing Early Due to Power Issues
Due to an ongoing issue with electricity, Martin and Sharon Schools will dismiss at 12:00 noon today, Thursday, January 30, 2025. Buses will run starting at 12:00 PM according to the route schedule at each school. Parent
Mayor Dale Hutcherson Talks About the Importance of UT Martin to Weakley County
When UT Martin Chancellor Dr. Yancy Freeman presented the University’s 2025-30 strategic plan a top priority in it was re-affirming a commitment to Weakley County along with West Tennessee. Weakley County Mayor Dale Hutcherson talked about the
National Weather Service Issues Flood Watch for Ken-Tenn Area
The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for the Ken-Tenn area until this evening. Weather Service officials say rainfall amounts could be between 2-to-4 inches. The heavy rainfall could cause flooding to rivers, creeks and
UT Martin Online Programs Ranked Among the Best in Tennessee
UT Martin has been ranked among the best schools in the state of Tennessee and in the South region in several online program categories. UTM’s Master of Business Administration programs for veterans ranked highest among colleges and
Weakley County Farm Conference Announced for February 12th
The Weakley County Farm Conference will be held on Wednesday, February 12th. County Director and Agriculture Agent Bronson Bass said registration will start at 8:30 at Tennessee Tractor in Martin, with educational programs beginning at 9:00. UT