February 5, 2025 | Thunderbolt Radio

By 5-1 Vote, Union City Council Passes First Reading of Package Liquor Store Ordinance

The City of Union City took another step toward the establishment of package liquor stores in the city. City Council members held the first reading of an Ordinance to allow the package stores in designated areas. The

UT Martin Offers ACT Prep Classes in March

UT Martin is offering three classes during the first week of March to help high school students improve their scores on the ACT. Registration is required for each course. The ACT Accelerator Course, held at 9 a.m.

Union City Man Arrested on Sexual Battery, Drug and Weapons Charges

A Union City man has been arrested on charges pertaining to sexual battery, drugs and weapons. The Obion County Sheriff’s Office said 56 year old David Carl Bell was taken into custody Tuesday night at his residence

Pamela Lavette Bishop – 62 – Paducah

Funeral services will be held for Pamela Lavette Bishop, age 62, of Paducah and formerly of Union City. Services will take place at 1:00 on Saturday, February 8th of 2025, at West Hickman Baptist Church. Burial will

Union City School Board Recognized by Students and Staff

Students at Union City Elementary School put that practice into motion by honoring members of the Union City School Board. School Communications Director Mike Hutchens said in conjunction with School Board Appreciation Week in Tennessee, each of

Main Street-Union City Announces Calendar of Events for 2025

Main Street-Union City held a kickoff event last week with downtown merchants and board members. Main Street Executive Director Katie Graves told Thunderbolt News about the first meeting of the new year.(AUDIO) Mrs. Graves said the

TSSAA Denies Changes in High School Student Eligibility and Residence Rule on Tuesday

The TSSAA Legislative Council met on Tuesday to determine whether to amend the Transfer Rules and/or the Residence Rule concerning student-athletes. During the special called meeting, all three proposals presented to the Council were denied as written,