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UT Martin will offer online courses during the summer 2025 session that lead to the State of Tennessee ESL (English as a Second Language) Endorsement for teachers. The College of Education, …

John Rose represents the sixth Congressional district of Tennessee in the United States House of Representatives. On Thursday, he announced his intention to return to the state with a new role …

Mary L. Woodrough – Worthless Checks – Up to $500 – Dismissed Upon Payment of Restitution Debra Kay Skelton Bradberry – Criminal Trespass – Dismissed Corey …

Kimberly Diane Adams of Martin was charged with Fabricating/Tampering with Evidence, Poss Meth for Distrib, Mfg, Del, Sale, Poss Drug Para (Meth Related), and Poss of Schedule VI on March 12 …

Jamie Wayne Osteen – Probation Violation – Booked – Guilty Plea – As Charged Mason Storm Spurlock – Probation Violation X2 – Booked – Guilty Plea …

Ramona Stricklin to Mark & Holly McAlister, District 9 Lenthus Skinner to Larry & Jacqueline Pentecost, District 9 Jayme Long to Donald Taylor, District 3 Judith, Keith, …

The Weakley County Reconciliation Project is partnering with area churches in Northwest Tennessee on an upcoming free event, the Youth Summit for Empathy and Compassion. The free event will be held …

The city of Martin board of mayor and aldermen passed an ordinance at their Monday, March 10 meeting concerning the city’s personnel policies and procedures manual relating to nepotism. …

Average gasoline prices in Tennessee have risen 4.2 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $2.68/g today, according to GasBuddy's survey of 3,821 stations in Tennessee. Prices in Tennessee are …

The Angry Axe in Martin is now under new ownership and held their Grand Re-Opening Ribbon Cutting on Friday, March 14. The new owners are launching several new and exciting things including a golf …

Weakley County will be hosting a free, open to the public, three-part series on “Navigating Difficult Conversations.” The series will focus on conflict management, emotional regulation …

Weakley County Schools made history with two schools-the Greenfield High School Lady Jackets and the West View High School Lady Chargers pushing through all odds to bring home the ultimate victory: …

The Weakley County School Board discussed the one-time teacher bonuses that the Tennessee General Assembly passed. The legislation appropriated funds to provide one-time teacher bonuses of $2,000 to …

The Greater Jackson Financial Empowerment Center (GFEC), a program of the United Way of West Tennessee, will open a new office in Weakley County on Monday, March 31, 2025, with a ribbon-cutting …

During the city’s March board meeting, one resident brought a gallon of water to show the board the issues she’s facing with her water. In September 2024, a resident living on South …

Weakley County SCOPE students received recognition at the March Weakley County board meeting.  Two juniors from each Weakly County high school are chosen to go to SCOPE. SCOPE stands for Student …

The Weakley County Rehabilitation & Nursing Center held an open house and ribbon cutting celebration on Tuesday, March 11 to an amazing turnout. Food was catered by Simply Southern with an array …

  The Destruction in Dresden II Pro Wrestling event held at Dresden Middle School on Friday, March 7 raised $4,509.00 with all proceeds being divided between the school’s football and …

Tennessee lawmakers passed a bill placing more restrictions on cell phones in school classrooms. HouseBill0932 was introduced by Representative Rebecca Alexander, a Republican from Jonesborough. The …

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