Archives: 2021

Carl Jordan Smith

Carl Jordan Smith, age 94, resident of Somerville, Tennessee and husband of Mary Dempsey Smith, departed this life Thursday morning, September 16, 2021 at his home. Carl was born November 24, 1926 in Fayette County, Tennessee, the son of the late Claude Smith and Bertha Hampton Smith. He graduated from Fayette County High School and served his country in the…

Katie Le’Sha Fields

Katie Le’Sha Fields, age 32, resident of Oakland, Tennessee, departed this life Monday evening, August 16, 2021 at her home. Katie was born August 23, 1988 in Jonesboro, Arkansas, the daughter of Tammi Gail Bateman Harper and the late Michael “Harpo” Harper. She graduated from Kennesaw High School in Kennesaw, Georgia and had been a resident of Oakland since 2011….

Stephen Acuff

The Midsouth just lost a great son. Our family’s heart is broken by the passing of Stephen Acuff, 61 of Rossville, Tennessee on Tuesday, September 14, 2021. He was a great friend to many in West Tennessee and the Memphis area; Little Rock, Arkansas; and the Bootheel of Southeast Missouri. Born in Millington, Tennessee on February 10, 1960 to Rev….

Rain Ahead This Weekend

Friday Morning Forecast Update for September 17th: Sorry to say it’s going to rain on our our party this weekend. Severe weather is not expected but some heavy rain showers could add to the flooding potential, so be sure to stay weather aware. A cold front is coming next week that will add to the rain and storm chances but…

Residents dunk local mayor for a good cause

JACKSON, Tenn. — A local mayor is dunking for a good cause. Madison County Mayor Jimmy Harris was dunked at the West Tennessee State Fair to help the South Side Baseball team raise funds. Those who participated would throw a ball at a target and if they hit it, the mayor would be dunked in a small pool. Baseball players…