Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
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The Lewis County Democratic Party is offering two more opportunities to learn the nuts and bolts of running for public office this winter. "County elections are coming up next year, and filing deadlines are approaching quickly," said LCDP Chair Rachael Murray. "After a successful initial information session at the end of October and the election results around the country in November, we have seen an uptick in prospective candidate interest, so we are bringing back our training in December and...
Way to go, Finnley! He signed up for his first library card, which means one thing... ADVENTURES AWAIT! From faraway lands to fascinating facts, this young man is on the bright path of knowledge, and we're cheering him on every step of the way!...
Electro-Mechanical and Telecommunications students visited the Nissan Automotive Assembly Plant in Smyrna on Tuesday, November 25th. Students met with employees after the tour and learned more about what it's like to work at Nissan in their chosen career field, specifically in Maintenance. TCAT students enjoyed the tour and thanked Nissan for such a great experience....
On Tuesday, November 18, 2025, retired teachers were celebrated with a luncheon provided by Dr. McAbee and the Lewis County Board of Education members. Middle School librarian Emily Van Hook accommodated the group, and Renee Thompson and Darryl Culberson helped facilitate. The high school student advisory committee to the board helped serve also. It was a great time for all. Pictured left to right, front row seated: Sallie Pollock, Paula Dyer, Angela Riley, Ronnie Riley, Betty Nutt. Second Row...
Lewis County High School's Criminal Justice Program took home first place in Fingerprint Analysis in a Career and Technical Student Organizations competition. This was the first time the local team participated in the competition....
Lewis County High School senior Clara Tanner has signed with Coastal Alabama Community College to play softball and continue her educational studies in environmental science....
(l-r) Elise Poticha and Adam Burton, both of Dickson, join Laura Stewart and Brandon Mochrie at 2024 Family Weekend held Oct. 25-27 at the University of Tennessee at Martin. Stewart is a senior biology major from Hohenwald and Mochrie is a junior nursing major from Dickson. The event included activities for persons of all ages and provided the opportunity for family and friends to visit current UT Martin students. The Skyhawks' home football game with Eastern Illinois University at Hardy Graham...
People around town have been noticing more flea activity in recent weeks, and many are discovering the problem the same way: a few small red bites on the ankles and pets that can't seem to stop scratching. Local veterinarians say it's a pattern they see every year, but the numbers suggest this season may be more active than usual. Fleas are tiny reddish-brown insects that live on warm-blooded animals, especially cats and dogs. They're no bigger than a grain of rice and move easily through fur th...
Planning your Thanksgiving meal starts long before the oven turns on. One of the most common sources of confusion is how to buy and thaw a turkey. Each year, FSIS food safety specialists answer thousands of questions on the USDA Meat and Poultry Hotline, many of them about planning ahead. To help clear things up, here are some common myths and the facts you need for a safe holiday. Myth: Fresh turkey is always better than frozen Fact: Both are good choices, and it depends on your timing. Buy a f...
DKG, International Society for Key Women Educators recently highlighted local educator, Barbara Hinson. The spotlight reads as follows: "Barbara has been a dedicated member of DKG for over 53 years and has made a significant mark through her leadership and service. She has served as president of Alpha Rho chapter from 1974-1978 and again from 1998-2000. At the state level, she held the position of Tennessee State Second Vice President from 1983-1985 and served as state treasurer from 1985-1987....
Columbia State Community College recently hosted its STEM Within Reach event, which encouraged local middle schoolers' curiosity for science, technology, engineering and math careers. The event focused on providing attendees with a look at the various paths of study and career opportunities available in STEM fields as they begin to think about their futures. Janelle Williams, a Columbia State alumna and current production engineering site lead for Boeing, was the keynote speaker who spoke to...
Chloe Dye, majoring in Speech/Language Path & Audio at Middle Tennessee State University, has successfully defended her Honors thesis. The defense marks the culmination of the Hohenwald, TN, resident's work in the Honors College, which challenges students to pursue advanced scholarship and original research. The Honors thesis is a significant academic achievement that reflects her dedication, intellectual curiosity, and commitment to academic excellence. Under the guidance of faculty mentors,...
Congratulations to UTM Parsons Center students Julio Espinosa, Zander Leigh (pictured), and Maureen Swaw (aka TEAM BALDWIN) on an amazing performance in the CAPSIM Simulation - Management 490 Capstone Course with Dr. Brandon Kilburn. After encountering a major strategic obstacle in the early rounds, this group committed to a creative retrenchment strategy that resulted in an industry leading $53,875,784.00 cumulative profit for the 7 round competition. Julio, Zander and Maureen were diligent in...
The following LCES 2nd graders received the Character Trait Award for RESPECT: Front L to R: Aiden Devine, Eli Stroud, Zander Vaughan, Camden Swinea, Jacob Dicus, Finn Mitchell, & Havoc Nichols. Back L to R: Stella Nunnery, Ellie Davis, Lola Hogue, Rowan Tanner, Karsyn Hubbard, Emelia Odom, & Saylor James....
Hey yall! Welcome back to High School Happenings where you can find all the happenings out at the high school! Well, we're carrying on out here at the high school. This week is pretty steady with a few events happening this week! In business news, there was a group of kids that attended a conference in Lebanon, Tennessee. They had an absolute blast where they met a lot of new friends and received leadership experience that will last them a lifetime! Let's talk about money! It was Money Monday...
Mrs. Tabitha Dickerson's Accounting, Banking & Finance class visited People's Bank in Hohenwald on Halloween, October 31st. Because of People's Bank opening their business to students, they had the opportunity to experience how the banking world operates as they learned about checks, balances, loan applications, credit history, teller duties and more! Students not only gained valuable lessons in real-world finance careers, but they were also served breakfast and given goodie bags to take home....
When Kindergarten students went to recess at LCES, it was like being released into the Sahara Desert on some of the hottest of summer days! Mr. Knickerbocker teaches Construction class at Lewis County High School and knew just what to do. With the teamwork of his students, last month, they built and completed multiple shad structures around the grounds to provide relief for both teachers and students. Director of Schools Tracy McAbee praised the students for their outstanding efforts and heart...
Dictionary.com has rolled out its 2025 Word of the Year, and if you haven't kept up with the latest youth catchphrases, this one may leave you scratching your head. The honor went to "6-7" (also written "six-seven" or simply "67"), a slang expression fueled by Gen Alpha and widely used online and in schools across the country. Depending on who you ask, it can mean "so-so," "maybe this, maybe that," or simply be shouted the way someone might yell "woo!" It's as much a gesture as it is a word....
Columbia State Community College's spring semester begins Jan. 20, and important application deadlines are fast approaching for new and returning students. New students and returning students who have missed one or more semesters must reapply for admission by Jan. 16. Spring registration closes Jan. 23. Campus tours are available at all five Columbia State campuses. New students can schedule an in-person tour or learn about upcoming virtual admissions events by visiting www.ColumbiaState.edu/Cam...
The Lewis County Board of Education met in regular session on October 14, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. at the Lewis County Board of Education Board Meeting Room located at 206 South Court, Hohenwald, Tn. With the exception of Cassie Couch, board members present were Board-Chair Paula Dyer, Vice-Chair Matt Adkins, Glenda Atkinson, Lindsey Himes, Jackie Holt, Sallie Pollock, Morgan Spicer, and Cody Mitchell joined the meeting via Facetime. There was a workshop at 5:30 p.m. During the workshop Gary Clardy...
Hey y'all! Welcome back to High School Happenings where you can find all the happenings out at the high school! Well y'all let's talk about the elephant in the pages...the big district win on Friday night! Friday, October 24th, 2025 our Lewis County football team took on our rivals from Mt. Pleasant. There was a lot on the line Friday night and our Panther football team gave it all! Panthers came out with a win of 24-16 making our team district champs! I'd also like to highlight everyone at...
The Tennessee Higher Education Commission (THEC) is encouraging all high school seniors to apply for the Tennessee Promise scholarship before the November 3 deadline. Tennessee Promise is a last-dollar scholarship, covering tuition and mandatory fees not already paid by the Pell Grant, HOPE Scholarship, or Tennessee Student Assistance Award. “Tennessee Promise is more than a scholarship—it’s a pathway to opportunity,” said Dr. Steven Gentile, THEC Executive Director. “Tennessee Promise provides two-years of tuition-free and the opportuni...
Students named to the Honor Roll at Lewis County Intermediate School for the first nine weeks were recently announced by principal Samantha Webb. They are: 3rd grade Weston Flowers, Maylee Hadley, Ellie Hamm, Tynlee Hinson, Barrett Humphreys, Eli Owens, Case Roberson, Huxley Spears, Alexandra Wilson, Isaiah Balmez, Blaine Bowen, Harper Cotham, Asher Eglinton, Miyah Mayhew, Ava Odom, Rex Riley, Phoenix Burlison, Easton Peery, Teagan Barber, Brayson Hull, Tobias Kvapil, Kinsley Moriarity, Hadley Neely, Kayli Szostek, Elsie Brewer, Branlee...
JROTC By Naomi Trenary Hello Panthers! Are you searching for a new extracurricular? Currently, Lewis County students are beginning a petition for the formation of a JROTC for our school. Unsure of what it is or does? Here's some quick information for you! JROTC is a student led organization sponsored by the U.S. Armed Forces Cadets engage in a curriculum of classroom instruction, physical fitness, and extracurricular activities, which can include community service, drill, and competitions....
