Archives: July 2017

Dyersburg looking to keep moving forward despite the youth on the team

DYERSBURG, Tenn. — Dyersburg head coach Bart Stowe said his team will be young this season after graduating a slew of players. But like they say in sports, next man up and that’s something the Trojans will have to do this season if they look to make another playoff run. “Well we’ll be very youthful, we had a big senior…

Eagles look to get back to their winning ways

JACKSON, Tenn. — Last season The Jackson Christian Eagles informed Todd Roland he would no longer be the head coach, and taking his spot was Darby Palmer. Since the hire Palmer has seen an increase in kids showing up to play this year, which he says is a great thing.  But he also says the Eagles will be young, but…

Drum Corps International makes stop in West Tennessee

MARTIN, Tenn.-Drum Corps International held their competition Friday night in Martin. Each year, more than 8,000 students audition for the fewer 3,500 positions available in the corps. The corps travels all over the country looking for the best talent. The annual Drum Corps International tour is made up of more than 100 events throughout North America. “Oh, it’s so much…

Neighbors react after Union City man reportedly beaten to death

  UNION CITY, Tenn. — Neighbors are shaken as police investigate what they are calling a possible homicide after a man was reportedly found dead of apparent blunt-force trauma at his apartment. “I think they took the body about 6:30, because I was concerned. I was like well, that was a homicide,” Rosemarie Semiklose, a neighbor of the deceased man,…

The Dixie offers first-ever drama therapy classes

  HUNTINGDON, Tenn. — One theater teacher is bringing drama therapy to rural areas to help those with disabilities in West Tennessee. Thomas Levi Carter works on a costume at drama therapy camp Friday morning at the Dixie Performing Arts Center in Huntingdon. “I love to have fun, and I’ve been to 31 plays in my life,” Carter said. The…