Archive | April, 2018
Posted on April 25, 2018.
By Bill Short The Millington Planning Commission has adopted a resolution that approves a proposed 20-Year Master Plan for the city. Commission members took the action during their April 16 regular monthly meeting on a motion offered by Vice Chairman Chuck Hurt Jr. and seconded by Curtis Park. The motion was passed by five affirmative […]
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Posted in News
Posted on April 25, 2018.
By Thomas Sellers Jr. All forms of art from the bright minds of Millington students were on display in the Harvell Civic Center Saturday during the 2018 Millington Art Council’s Student Art Show. The creativity ranged from vocal talents to colorful paintings. From noon to 5 p.m., residents had a chance to listen to singing […]
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Posted in Community, Education & Safety
Posted on April 25, 2018.
By Thomas Sellers Jr. Real superheroes do wear uniforms and have powers that amaze the young and young at heart. On April 16, a few of Millington’s superheroes assembled in the EA Harrold Cafeteria to receive a thank you and boxes filled with gratitude. In full uniforms, members of the Millington Police Department, Millington Fire […]
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Posted in News
Posted on April 25, 2018.
April 28 Millington Arts Recreation & Parks presents Bark in the Park April 28 at Lions Park located at 4376 Oak Springs Drive from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Join the Department for a day of doggie fun. There will be rescue groups out at the Park along with vendors set up selling dog related […]
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Posted in Community
Posted on April 25, 2018.
By Thomas Sellers Jr. For almost a decade, every major, significant and meaningful event in Millington has had the fingerprint of Homer Skelton Ford Millington on it. Most of the time a member of the staff or General Manager Randy Hart is present at fundraisers, galas, festivals or Millington Municipal School function. But last Tuesday […]
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Posted in Business
Posted on April 25, 2018.
By Thomas Sellers Jr. Editor’s Note: Journal West 10 Media is introducing a regular column from editor Thomas Sellers Jr., breaking down topics in Top 10 countdowns. Welcome to the Best Sellers’ List. Like most U.S. Americans, I love lists and rankings of the best and worst. People love to give their opinion on subjects […]
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Posted in Opinion, Sports
Posted on April 25, 2018.
Star Staff Reports The oldest American Legion Post in the state of Tennessee broke a 99-year tradition recently by electing a woman as Post Commander. Lolita Poplar was unanimously elected on April 14th to serve as post commander for the 2018-2019 year. Upon her election the Navy veteran had these words to say, “It is […]
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Posted in Community, News
Posted on April 25, 2018.
Star Staff Reports The St. Mark Missionary Baptist Church Women’s Ministry annual Women’s Luncheon is moving. The annual event will take place on May 5 at noon, at the Bartlett Station Municipal Center located at 5868 Stage Road in Bartlett. And once again the special guest will be Kontji Anthony, Action News 5 anchor/reporter. Anthony […]
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Posted in Community
Posted on April 25, 2018.
By Thomas Sellers Jr. District 15-2A has a front runner in the Covington Lady Chargers. The two teams emerging closer and closer in their rear view mirror are the Ripley Lady Tigers and Millington Lady Trojans. Thursday night those two squads met in Flag City on the Lady Trojan Softball Field. And it was Ripley […]
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Posted in Sports
Posted on April 25, 2018.
By Thomas Sellers Jr. When we last left the rivalry, the Munford Lady Cougars were celebrating at home plate of the Munford Softball Field April 5 after senior Kelsey Frizzell crushed a game-winning homer. The 12-11 walk-off victory for the Lady Cougars set the table for the April 17 rematch with the Brighton Lady Cardinals […]
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