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SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS: Hampton: Experience matters on JMCSS Board
Janice Hampton is the most experienced member of the Jackson-Madison County School Board, having served on the board since first being elected in 2012. Having been elected twice since then and going for her fourth win to represent District 6 on the Board, she said her motivations to serve haven’t changed.
Tennessee Swiftwater Rescue Teams Deployed to Aid New Mexico in Wildfire and Flood Aftermath
Tennessee has stepped up to assist New Mexico in dealing with the aftermath of recent wildfires and subsequent flash floods, deploying two specialized swiftwater rescue teams, the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) confirmed. As burn scars across more than 25,000 acres in New Mexico pose a significant threat of flooding, these highly trained teams offer search and rescue skills along with medical support crucial in the ongoing disaster relief operations.
Multiple West Tennessee organizations come together to help with voter turnout
Some people are wanting higher voter rates in the Jackson Madison County area and they're fighting the issue together. Multiple West Tennessee groups join forces to get more people to the polls. With it being a presidential election year, you may hear about the importance of voting more often than...
Voter council meets to express importance of civil participation
JACKSON, Tenn. — A local news conference held this morning discussed civil participation. The new Jackson-Madison County Voters Council partnered with the GOTV Coalition to hold the event. Participants met at Unity Park for multiple speeches. Speakers included Clarence Boone, Vice President of the Voter’s Council and Debbie Swacker,...
Local educator honored by International Society
The Theta chapter of The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International (DKG) attended the Tennessee State Convention held at The University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee from May 30 to June 1, 2024. DKG, a professional honor society for women educators with a membership exceeding 50,000, is globally recognized with establishments in 17 countries. The Society is committed to fostering the professional and personal growth of women educators and promoting excellence in education. Comprising members from Chester and Madison Counties, the Theta chapter was well represented at the state convention, with five of its members in attendance. The convention featured workshops on education, society business, and personal interests, with the keynote speaker being DKG International First Vice President Connie Rensink. Notably, Regina Karnes, a dedicated 19-year member and retired Chester County special education educator, was honored with the Order of the Rose Award for her exceptional contributions to the chapter and the community. The Theta chapter, established in 1939, continues to play a significant role in the education landscape, hosting a variety of impactful projects such as UNICEF for GIRLS (Girls Initiative to Revitalize Learning Success), Student Essay Contests, and Teacher Grants-in-Aid.
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