August 10, 2026
Education
MC teachers of the year awarded
LACIE SILVA – Editor Marion County’s Board of Education gathered with teachers and administrative staff on November 30 for a banquet dinner to award exceptional… Login to continue reading Login…
Be careful not to buy a flying tree
AAA reminds consumers to properly secure and safely transport their real Christmas tree, as many Tennesseans are visiting tree lots and farms across the state… Login to continue reading Login…
Comptroller report shows third grade reading improvement
The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office of Research and Education Accountability (OREA) has completed its second annual review of the implementation of the Tennessee Literacy Success Act… Login to continue reading Login…
Schools close for extreme weather
With the rare and extreme weather occurrences many businesses were closed, but even more schools saw closures and delays. Tuesday January 16 was the 10th… Login to continue reading Login…
November WMS Tigers of the Month
Gracie Fridman, Sophie Bugg, Mylee Graham, Abby Harris, Ella Banther, Ryan Grimes, Caleb Sanders, Loralye Duke, Payton Shirley, Mason Rhodes, Braden Markum, and Landon Swafford,… Login to continue reading Login…
JMS October Students of the Month
5th grade – Elleson Sayler 6th grade – Mandalyn Williamson 7th grade – Eli Barnette 8th grade – Isabella Purkey Thank you to JoJo’s… Login to continue reading Login…
HS student radio station scores multiple wins at national radio competition
The WMTN 93.1 & 103.1, at St. Andrew’s-Sewanee school in Sewanee, captured two “best-in-show” awards November 4, at the national competition for high school broadcasting… Login to continue reading Login…
WMS announces Tigers of the Month
Whitwell Middle School proudly selected the following students as January’s Tigers of the Month. Front Row: L-R Landon Skidmore, Collin Green, Lacie Ramsey and Dr.… Login to continue reading Login…
River Valley AgCredit donates to MCHS FFA
From partner farms to guest speakers willing to give their talents, to the local agricultural community as a whole, the Marion County FFA Chapter, supported… Login to continue reading Login…
A cicadas rumble
LACIE SILVA – Editor A thirteen-year slumber is almost over for Brood XIX, a species of cicadas, which will be making their presence known come mid-May… Login to continue reading Login…