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UT Martin Honors Local Alumnus Lt. Gen. Dennis D. Cavin by Naming ROTC Center After Him
The University of Tennessee Martin (UT Martin) named its ROTC Building after retired Lt. Gen. Dennis D. Cavin on April 12. Cavin, a UT Martin alumnus, graduated in 1970 with an agriculture degree and was commissioned as a distinguished military graduate in air defense artillery. He expressed his gratitude at the naming ceremony.
McKenzie City Park's Annual Easter Egg Drop Attracts Record Crowd
The annual Easter Egg Drop event at McKenzie City Park in Tennessee attracted a large crowd, with hundreds of children and adults participating. The event featured a helicopter, piloted by Andrew Bigham of AeroLuxe Aviation, dropping 50,000 eggs. Monica Heath was one of the organizers.
Dyer City Invites Local Residents to Bid for Dump Trailer Until April 8, 2024
The City of Dyer is accepting bids until 2:00 p.m. Monday, April 8, 2024, for a Dump Trailer. Specifications are available at Dyer City Hall, 105 South Main Street, Dyer, Tennessee 38330 or online at http://www.cityofdyertn.com/openbids. Additional information is available from Nathan Reed at 731-692-3767. The City of Dyer reserves the right to accept and/or reject any and all bids and to permit any exceptions. Specifications & Bid Form: 2024 Dump Trailer FINAL v1.2 Bidder should monitor this page for specification updates.Visit here for more details.
Local Educators Jennifer Mull and Katie West Honored as 'Feature Teachers' in Weakley County Schools
Weakley County Schools has named Jennifer Mull and Katie West as the 'Feature Teachers' for March 2024. The Feature Teacher program, started in February 2024, recognizes teachers who uphold the district's core values of purpose, connection, and growth. Mull, a Greenfield School teacher, was chosen for grades Pre-K to 5, and West, a Dresden Middle teacher, was selected for grades 6-12. The award includes recognition and the opportunity to display the 'Feature Teacher' trophy for a month.
UTM to Honor Alumnus Lt. Gen. Dennis D. Cavin with ROTC Building Renaming Ceremony
The University of Tennessee at Martin (UTM) is renaming its Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) building after UTM alumnus, Lt. Gen. Dennis D. Cavin (ret.). The ceremony is scheduled for April 12. Cavin, a military graduate in Air Defense Artillery, earned his bachelor’s degree in agriculture from UTM in 1970. The event will be held at the ROTC building near Hardy M. Graham Stadium and is open to the public.
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