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Humboldt who often travels all around the country to fill his thrills for outdoor adventures.Ê Skills developed in West Tennessee are used by many hunters to explore new opportunities for experiences of a life time. That is exactly what L’Ouverture does and boar hunting is the adventure that took him to Florida this time.

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POLICE INVESTIGATING SHOOTING, MAN IN CUSTODY On March 26, 2019 around 4:45 p.m., Officers responded to a shooting at a business on College Park Cove. The victim, a 44-year-old Jackson man, identified the shooter as a co-worker, Bruce Cole (left). Officers began immediately searching for Cole, 41, of Jackson.

Shortly afterward, Officers attempted to stop a car on Old Hickory Blvd., in which Cole was a passenger. Cole fled from the car and ran into a heavily wooded area. He continued through the dense woods and crossed I-40. Officers saw Cole crossing the Interstate and arrested him on Vann Drive.

The victim was flown to a Memphis hospital and was last known to be in critical condition.

Police are continuing the investigation and anticipate filing charges on Cole.

FATHER INDICTED FOR FIRST-DEGREE MURDER AND AGGRAVATED CHILD ABUSE IN DEATH OF HIS EIGHT-WEEK OLD SON A 2018 death investigation by the Jackson Police Department has resulted in the arrest of Mathew Sealy, 32, of Jackson, for the homicide of his eight-week-old son.

On July 8, 2018, Jackson police were called to Woodcreek Apartments at 1000 Hollywood Drive. An infant was found deceased inside the parents’ apartment. Investigators were called and processed the scene. The infant’s body was sent for autopsy in Nashville where it was determined that his death was the result of a homicide. Additional investigation revealed that the infant’s father, Sealy, was responsible for his death.

On April 1, 2019, Investigators presented the facts of the case and medical findings to the Madison County Grand Jury who returned indictments charging Sealey with First-Degree Murder and Aggravated Child Abuse. Jackson police arrested Sealey, without incident, at 6:30 p.m. April 1 at a home in Humboldt.

Sealey is being held at the Madison County Jail and will be arraigned in Madison County Circuit Court, Division II, on a date to be determined by the Court.

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CAPTURED Eric Holder wanted for Homicide in the shooting of Nipsey Hussle was captured Tuesday afternoon, just two days after the rap star was gunned down in front of his clothing store in Los Angeles.

Grammy-nominated rapper Nipsey Hussle shot dead at age 33 Lyndsey Parker - Yahoo Music March 31, 2019 Police are continuing to seek the killer of rapper Nipsey Hussle, who was shot outside his store in South Los Angeles in a burst of gunfire that injured two other people, officials told the Los Angeles Times.

Only a few weeks after his only studio album,ÊVictory Lap, was up for Best Rap Album at the 61st Grammy Awards, West Coast rapper Nipsey Hussle (real name: Ermias Asghedom) has died at age 33, after being shot outside his South Los Angeles clothing store, Marathon Clothing, on Sunday afternoon.

AlthoughÊVictory Lap, which debuted at No. 4 last year on the Billboard 200, was Hussle’s only official studio album, he was already a hip-hop legend, having released 12 hugely popular mixtapes over the past 13 years, including theÊBullets Ain’t Got No NameÊseries,ÊThe Marathon,ÊThe MarathonÊContinues, andÊCrenshaw. In 2010, he was one of theÊXXLmagazine’s “Annual Freshman Top Ten,” and theÊL.A. WeeklyÊdeclared him the “next big L.A. MC.” ÊOver the course of his career, Hussle collaborated with Drake, Kendrick Lamar, Snoop Dogg, Tyga, Rick Ross, Lloyd and Trey Songz, among many others.

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THREE CHARGED WITH MURDER AFTER INNOCENT BYSTANDER SHOT DEAD IN TUNICAÊCOUNTY POSTED APRIL 1, 2019, BYÊERYN TAYLOR,Êwreg.com TUNICA COUNTY, Miss. —Ê A Mississippi woman was airlifted to Memphis after authorities say she was shot Sunday afternoon in Tunica County.

According to the Tunica County Sheriff’s Office, 26year-old Skyeesha Pige was traveling down Nellie Johnson Drive around 3:45 p.m. Sunday when shots were fired. She was airlifted to the Regional Medical Center in Memphis after first responders found her unresponsive in her car.

She was pronounced dead at 7 p.m. Monday.

Investigators said the victim wasn’t the intended target, but instead an innocent by stander on her way home.

Authorities said they later identified the intended target and threeÊ suspects connected to the case. They identified the suspects as 22-year-old Anfernee Harris, 18-year-old Dontarrius Hibbler and Ronald Ladd Junior. All three were charged with aggravated assault and second degree murder.

Madison County Criminal Justice Complex was the setting for 10 Madison County inmates to graduate from “Celebrate Recovery; Life’s Healing choices class .

“For people to come up and actually witness these ladies explaining how this program has affected their lives and how it’s changed them and how it given them a new purpose and new meaning, is very emotional, said Madison County Circuit Court Judge Don Allen.” (right) “The women in this program say they now have the steps to succeedÊ once they are releasedÊ “Unfortunately, a lot of these ladies are here in jail for some period of time. So we want to give them the tools they need so that once they are released they can hopefully go out and make better decisions not only for themselves but for their families, their children said Judge Allen” Among the graduates were Jennifer Schuerenberg , who says the program helped her figure out her priorities” Scherenberg’s kids are proud of their mom.

Judge Allen said “there is also a low recidivism rate for the people who graduate from this program”

PIKEVILLE WOMAN CHARGED WITH BRIBERY BLEDSOE COUNTY – An investigation by Special Agents with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has resulted in the indictment and arrest of a Pikeville woman on bribery charges.

At the request of 12th District Attorney General Mike Taylor, in November 2018, TBI Agents and investigators with the District Attorney’s office began investigating Sonya Nale on a complaint of bribery. During the course of the investigation, Agents and investigators developed information that in September 2018, Nale offered to pay an arresting deputy to drop charges against another individual, and later offered money to a Nale judge in exchange for dropping those same charges.

On Monday, the Bledsoe County Grand Jury returned indictments charging Sonya Hawkins Nale (DOB 06/ 05/1970) with two counts of Bribery of a Public Servant. She was arrested Wednesday and booked into the Bledsoe County Jail on a $10,000 bond.

POLICE: WOMAN ARRESTED AFTER STABBING RELATIVE OVERÊTRASH POSTED APRIL 1, 2019, BYÊERYN TAYLOR,Êwreg.com MEMPHIS, Tenn. —A 19-year-old woman was arrested after police say she attacked a relative with a knife after being asked to pick up her trash.

The alleged incident happened on Sunday, March 31, in the 3300 block of Sarabee Drive in Parkway Village.

The victim told police it all started when Alexandria Jennings (left) knocked over some trash and didn’t pick it up.

That led to an argument between the two.

The victim stated that it was during that argument that Jennings went to the kitchen, picked up a knife and attacked her with it. The relative was injured on the hand while trying to defend herself, police said.

Jennings was arrested and charged with a felony count of aggravated assault.

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BRITTANY KYLES Multimedia Journalist WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News Staff

PHOTO CREDIT: MATTHEW JORDAN SMITH

THE 34TH ANNUAL STELLAR AWARDS ANNOUNCES 2019 PERFORMANCE LINEUP FEATURING ALL-STAR TRIBUTE TO ARETHA FRANKLIN *SPECIAL GOOD FRIDAY PREMIERE ON BET APRIL 19 AT

8 P.M. ET/7 P.M CT AND 10 P.M. ET/9 P.M. CT*

March 12, 2019 (CHICAGO) – Central City Productions today announced a sensational line-up of performers and presenters for The 34th Annual Stellar Gospel Music Awards presented by AT&T, including a posthumous tribute to the undisputed Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin. The exhilarating all-star tribute performance by Kelly Price, Regina Belle and Erica Campbell will be followed by a presentation of the Aretha Franklin ICON Award. Gospel prince, Kirk Franklin, will return to host the live show taping at Las Vegas’ Orleans Arena on Friday, March 29, 2019.

For the first time since 2005, The Stellar Awards telecast will premiere on BET on Friday, April 19 at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT and again at 10 p.m. ET/9 p.m.

CT. The biggest night in gospel music will also feature rousing performances by Brian Courtney Wilson, Charles Jenkins, Jekalyn Carr, Jonathan McReynolds, Kelontae Gavin, Koryn Hawthorne, Maranda Curtis and Todd Dulaney.

Stellar Awards Executive Producer and Founder, Don Jackson shared, “ I am delighted that our executive committee agreed to present Aretha Franklin with our ICON Award posthumously and continue to present the award forever in her name as the Aretha Franklin ICON Award.

Brittany Kyles joined WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News in July 2018 as a multimedia journalist.

Brittany was born in Chicago and raised in Country Club Hills, Ill. She graduated from Southern Illinois University Carbondale in May 2018 with a degree in radio, television and digital media.

While at SIUC, she web produced, reported, anchored and webcast live student-run newscasts.

During her junior year, Brittany interned at Fox 32 Chicago where she gained experience shadowing reporters and photogs in a top 10 market. She assisted the assignment editors and web producer, writing web stories for Fox 32’s Facebook and Twitter accounts.

In her free time, Brittany likes to teach her dog Jojo tricks, do yoga, and she is in the process of learning to tap dance.

Brittany is excited to be at WBBJ-TV and is ready to find stories in the West Tennessee area. You can reach her with story ideas by email at bkyles@wbbjtv.com.

Come Unity Cafe and Griot Collective Fundraiser The ComeUnity Cafe and the Griot (gree oh) Collective of West Tennessee celebrate National Poetry Month with an evening of open mic/spoken word poetry on April 13th from 6pm until 8pm at the ComeUnity Cafe.Ê Poets, published and unpublished, are invited to read original poems or works by their favorite poets.Ê A $10 tax deductible donation is suggested.Ê The event includes live music and refreshments.

The ComeUnity Cafe’s mission is to build community by providing nutritious and delicious food made with as much organically grown ingredients as possible to all people regardless of their ability to pay.Ê The non-profit Cafe is located at 218 E. Main St. in Jackson.Ê The Griot Collective is a non-profit literary arts organization that conducts monthly workshops, poetry contest, open mics and a

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On monuments and memorials JAMES CHERRY | OPINION COLUMNIST - THEJACKSONSUN.COM 3-31-19

For the third time in less than a month, the Madison County Commission debated the placement of a lynching memorial on the courthouse grounds.Ê The endeavor is sponsored by the Jackson Madison County Community Remembrance Project in association with the Equal Justice Initiative and seeks to memorialize victims of lynching in Madison County.Ê In 1886, Eliza Woods was lynched on the courthouse lawn and five years later, John Brown was murdered in the same fashion on the same location.Ê The memorial would be in the form of a plaque paid for by the EJI.Ê The Commission’s objection is to the wording on the plaque that describes lynching “as an act of terrorism against the African American Community.”Ê The Commission’s position is that individuals were responsible for these acts and they weren’t reflective of an entire community.

The Commission’s myopic view of history is either one of ignorance or inclination.Ê Lynching was not only an act of terrorism against the African American community, it was a State sponsored act of terrorism against the African American community.Ê Between 1877 and 1950, according to the EJI, there were over 4,000 racial lynching in 12 Southern states, 237 of those in Tennessee.Ê After the Civil War (1865-1877) our nation established a Freedmen’s Bureau and engaged in a concerted effort to live up to its creed of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness for its four million ex-slaves.Ê For 12 years, under the protection of Federal troops, Blacks were encouraged, enfranchised, empowered and won elections to southern state legislatures and even to the U.S. Congress.Ê But in 1876 a tightly contested Presidential raced between Republican Rutherford Hayes and Democrat Samuel Tilden ended with a back room deal between supporters of both.Ê The Democrats conceded the presidency to Rutherford, but on one condition:Ê The troops had to go, ensuring a return to de-facto slavery for its black citizens and a continuance of white supremacy.Ê The bargain remains the Compromise of 1877.

After the Civil War, Southern legislatures passed laws known as Black Codes to restrict the freedom of newly emancipated blacks and to keep them in economic bondage.Ê After the Compromise of 1877, Southern legislatures ushered in a series of Jim Crow laws that required segregation between whites and “persons of colour” in public transportation, schools, parks, theatres and restaurants.Ê Even the dead had to be separated by race.Ê Any violations or these laws could and did result in lynching.Ê In fact, any capricious violation, such as “reckless eyeballing” could be a death sentence for a black man or woman.Ê Most lynchings became Fourth of July celebrations; no one was ever arrested for their acts of vigilantism and the coroner’s inquest declared the victim died at “the hands of parties unknown.”Ê Therefore lynching, whether 5 percent or 95 percent of the white population participated, was not only State sponsored terrorism, it was State sanctioned as well.

Some on the Commission are concerned about the JMC Community Remembrance Project position on Confederate statues.Ê The Community Remembrance project is only concerned about memorializing those lynched in Madison County.Ê But it should be noted that the Confederate monument on the Madison County Courthouse lawn makes a statement as loud today as when it was erected in 1888:Ê “This is the white man’s county and these are our Negroes.Ê We do with them what we will.” There is a direct correlation behind the spirit of Confederate monuments and lynching from 1877 until 1950, the same spirit that recently walked into a Jewish synagogue in Pittsburgh, got behind the wheel of an automobile in Charlottesville and attended a Bible study at an AME church in Charleston.

Today, there is much talk about racial reconciliation.Ê But there can be no reconciliation without truth, unpleasant and unpopular as it may be.Ê The truth remains that in later part of the 19th century two black people were lynched on the courthouse lawn.Ê That fact can’t be altered, whitewashed or forgotten.Ê And neither should it be.Ê The County Commission should take the first step in recognizing a historical wrong and allow the memorial, as written, to be placed at the scene of the crime.

Finally, a lynching is nothing less than a crucifixion.Ê Both were public acts humiliation and intimidation.Ê It was not uncommon for lynching victims to have their body parts housed as souvenirs.Ê One has to wonder how this depravity affected whites as well.Ê This is a common history that we can either use as a teachable moment or do our best Pontius Pilate impersonation.

JAMES E.ÊCHERRY IS A POET, NOVELIST AND SOCIAL CRITIC FROM JACKSON.

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Book It Facebook post worth reading 3-29-19 GREGORY HAMMOND INTERESTING STAT FROM CITY

MAYORAL CONVERSATIONSCONCERNING

CHALLENGES FACING OUR PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM:

“FROM 1998-2015

SCHOOL FUNDING FROM THE COUNTY COMMISSION DECREASED BY 68%.

& $140 MILLION IN NEGLECTED CAPITAL PROJECTS.” HAMMOND I’M ENCOURAGED, HOWEVER, THAT WE HAVE SOME NEW COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WORKING TO REVERSE THE TREND. WE NOW HAVE A NUMBER OF COMMISSIONERS WHO HAVE CHILDREN IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS. THAT MAY SOUND SIMPLE, BUT THAT’S HUGE. HERE’S A GENTLE REMINDER THAT SCHOOL VOUCHERS ARE JUST THE LATEST CHALLENGE TO OUR PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM - NOT THE ONLY CHALLENGE. THOSE OF US WHO SUPPORT THE JACKSON-MADISON COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM SHOULD CONTINUE TO PETITION FOR ADEQUATE FUNDING; ADEQUATE FUNDING FROM OUR LOCAL FUNDING BODY AS WELL AS THE STATE LEVEL. ANYTHING LESS IS HYPOCRISY. MIKE PEASLEY PEASLEY WHERE IS THE TRUE SOURCE OF THE STAT? GM MIKE PEASLEY I FOLLOW SCOTT CONGER ON TWITTER. HE POSTED IT AS A FOLLOW UP TO THE MAYORAL FORUM. PH YOUR SOURCE IS SOMEONE ON TWITTER? DID YOU FACT CHECK IT? IS THAT AN AGGREGATE STATISTIC, PER CAPITA, PER STUDENT? DID YOU LOOK UP THE 1998 AND 2015 FUNDING NUMBERS AND CALCULATE THE % CHANGE? GH MIKE PEASLEY THE $140 MILLION IN NEGLECTED CAPITAL PROJECTS HAS BEEN WELL REPORTED AND REPEATED BY MEDIA AND SCHOOL BOARD STAFF. IT’S BASED OFF A STUDY CONDUCTED ON JMCSS FACILITIES THAT ARE 30 YEARS OR OLDER. CONGER IS A FORMER CITY COUNCILMAN AND MAYORAL CANDIDATE. IF YOU’RE LEERY OF THE STATS I SHARED, TAKE IT UP WITH HIM. I’M NOT A MEMBER OF THE NEWS MEDIA, BUT IF I WERE I WOULD TAKE YOUR QUESTIONS INTO ADVISEMENT BECAUSE THEY’RE VALID. THE OVERRIDING THEME OF MY POST, HOWEVER, DOESN’T HINGE ON THE STAT YOU’RE QUESTIONING. FACT: OUR LOCAL PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM HAS BEEN UNDERFUNDED AND NEGLECTED FOR A DECADE OR MORE. I DON’T WANT TO MISREAD THE INTENT OF YOUR QUESTIONING, SO HELP ME UNDERSTAND YOUR POSITION TO THE HEART OF MY POST. MP “IF WE ARE TO GUARD AGAINST IGNORANCE AND REMAIN FREE, IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF EVERY AMERICAN TO BE INFORMED.” -JEFFERSON

Merriweather Support Calls Out Community, LeadersÊ If WE sit back and ALLOW this, then THEY should do to US whatever THEY want!!!Ê Morris Merriweather, youÊ speak truth, and that’s WHY they HATE you!

I was not raised to be silent. What have we gained by being silent?

These negroes need to be knee-capped! When your black so-called leaders, HBCU, Black businesses, and majority black citizens appear not to see the significance of supporting a more than qualified BLACK candidate,Ê it says more about them than the candidate!

WE should make sure that they never forget that WE remember! STOP patronizing these sellouts!!!

(Re: Ed Jackson and Chris Todd working to sponsor a bill to oustÊ Board member Merriweather for standing up for his community and people of color.)

Well, stated. Majority of my people want you to fight for them... while they do nothing.Ê Question.Ê Do you think They would attack your representatives if they knew you would fight back?

Your faith based community,Êcivil rights organization, and so-called leaders done and said nothing. And some of our so-called faith based community and leaders are openly supportingÊ Mayoral candidate, Scott Conger and doing it in Mayoral candidate Jerry Wood’s face. While all the time encouraging people to sign a petition to removeÊ Board member Merriweather from standing up for poor black and white students.

How sad, what the Hell did he promise them?

Oh!Ê Did I tell you they will be preaching Sunday Morning!

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CAMPAIGN SIGNS CLUTTER ?Ê The “political campaign signs wars have begun” Have you noticed recently how quickly the City of Jackson has filled up with political campaign signs for the upcoming City elections May 7?

Almost every intersection, roadsides, vacant lots, vacant houses, right of way, yards, and highly visible traffic areas are where campaign signs are saturated!

We’ve had several campaigns contact us already complaining why other candidates are placing campaign signs on “right of way” and why campaigns are placing signs on private properties without permission?

I’ve reached out to many campaigns about Placing their signs on the public right of way and in the city Mayor’s race, candidate for Mayor Jimmy Eldridge indicated he has placed no signs on “public right of way” and he said he will not place his campaign signs on properties without permission” candidates for city council such as Mitch Hatchett said they will only place signs where they have permission.

While advertising by placing campaign signs throughout the City is a necessary element of being a candidate, most candidates were not sure if signs affects or changes any votes.Ê It’s a part of running for office and hopefully after the election all candidates will be courteous and respectful of citizens and quickly pick up and remove their signs.

What’s your opinion on campaign signs throughout the City?Ê We would be interested in your thoughts comments on what affect it may have on the voters.

Always appreciate and value your opinions at rickeylynnbrown@hotmail.com.

Nice day at Liberty Garden Arboretum Park Jackson Mayor Jerry Gist And pet Bunny Mae enjoying walk at Liberty Garden Park. Below, a park goer and child enjoy the park with their dogs.

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Thomas Jones “Reader of the Week” Congratulations to my great friend Mr Thomas Jones, on being named the CrimeSEEN Examiner News” Reader of the Week !

Thomas is from Brownsville and enjoying retirement and seeing his friends and family at Bluff Creek Baptist CrimeSEEN Church.

Thomas is a native of Haywood County and has always been a strong promoter of the CrimeSEEN Examiner News and takes extra Examiner News copies to his retirement home weekly making sure his neighbors get a updated copy.

Thomas said “it’s a pleasure sharing the CrimeSEEN Newspaper with my neighbors at my retirement community as they enjoy reading it so much, great blessing to those who are not able to go out and get a copy.”

CONGRATULATIONS TO DELORA BOND OF TRINITY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY, AS THE TENNESSEE EDUCATION LOTTERY “EDUCATOR OF THE WEEK” Madison County Probate 110 Irby Street, Room 102 Jackson, TN 38301 (731)988-3025

NOTICE TO CREDITORS As required by TCA §30-2-306

Case Number 57PR1-2018-PR 17744

Estate of THELMA D. DEW, Deceased Notice is hereby given that on March 18 of 2019 Letters Testamentary (or of Administration as the case may be) in respect of the estate ofjeffery THELMA D DEW, who died FEBRUARY 18, 2019, were issued to the undersigned by the Probate Court of Madison County, Tennessee. All persons, resident and non-resident, having claims, matured or unmatured, against the estate are required to file the same with the Clerk of the above-named Court on or before the earlier of the dates prescribed in (1) or (2) otherwise their claims will be forever barred (1) (A) Four (4) months from the date of the first publication (or posting, as the case may be) of this notice if the creditor received an actual copy of this notice to creditors at least sixty (60) days before date that is four (4) months from the date of the first publication (or posting); or (B) Sixty (60) days from the date the creditor received an actual copy of the notice to creditors, if the creditor received the copy of the notice less than sixty (60) days prior to the date that is four (4) months from the date of the first publication (or posting) as described in (1)(A); or (2) Twelve (12) months from the decedent’s date of death.

All persons indebted to the above Estate must come forward and make proper settlement with the undersigned at once.

Date: 3/18/2019 Date: 3/18/2019 Published: APRIL 4 AND 11, 2019

JACQUELINE ANN McCLAIN Personal Representative NANCY L CHOATE Attorney

As the lead teacher for the Baby Lions program at the school, Bond spends much of her day caring, interacting and trying to develop the minds of her children.

She said “you have the opportunity to grow with them as they grow being there encouraging them” to see them from crawling now they are walking that is a great accomplishment to me” said Bond, They are sweet babies, I love helping kids and who knows i would love to be here as long as God has me here” Bond said.

Bond will now be eligible for the statewide Tennessee Education Lottery Educator of the Month award.Ê Starting in April to vote for her or any of the other nominees visit www.seehowitaddsip.com To nominate a teacher for the weekly awards email Educator@wbbj.com

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MARTIN-NORMAN ATTENDS 2 ANNUAL WORKPLACE VIOLENCE PREVENTION SYMPOSIUM

by Arlene Martin-Norman, MS March 27, 2019. The 2019 Workplace Violence Prevention Institute, “Violence Prevention Symposium was an invite-only event for business owners, executives, human resource professionals, safety professionals, risk managers, attorneys, educational professionals, and others interested in proactive strategies designed to stop violence before it starts.

Arlene Martin-Norman, Owner/CEO of Healthier Future Consulting Services (Nashville, TN) attended this Annual training which was held at the Second Harvest Food Bank of CentralÊFlorida, Orlando, FL. WVPI’s Founders, Kathleen Bonczyk, Esq., Stuart Silverman, Esq. (WVPI Think Tank, Chair) and Capt. Reginald Hosey of the Orange County Sheriff’s Office (Human Resources) presented excellent evidenced – based statistics, overview on Occupational Safety Health Administration’s (OSHA) role in workplace Safety and on-going efforts to change State & Federal laws. Per OHSA, Employers are required

by Federal law to create and maintain a safe work environment for all their employees.

This includes educational setting because school districts employ more than fifty (50) employees and school are workplaces for the teachers and staff Although each state’sÊ laws are very uniqueÊ only proposed changes initiated by Victims families were discussed.

According to federal data, 24.4% of violence incidents happen on school property and 45.6 % happen in a workplace environment. The activist Jane Brady Nosal whose daughter Caroline was murdered after complaining of harassment by a male co-worker; lead the victims’ panel discussion.ÊAnother panelist was Jared Black’s Uncle who shared his on-going efforts in Santa Fe, Tx to change the law so his nephew’s killers ( and future shooters) are charged in Federal Court as “ Home grown domestic terrorists”. A Nationwide petition is being circulated to submit to the Federal legislators.

Panelists shared their heartache, at losing a love one and information on proposed legislation (Senate Bill 781) in Missouri. The bill, called “Kenny’s Law,” is named after Kenneth Suttner, a 17-year-old from Glasgow, Mo., who took his own life in December 2016.

Kenny’s former manager at a Dairy Queen in Fayette, Mo., Harley Branham was arrested and charged last year with involuntary manslaughter, aggravated stalking, two counts of third-degree assault and two counts of harassment, according to online court records.

HELP WANTED (THE KANSAS CITY STAR, FEB.14, 2018; HTTPS:// WWW.KANSASCITY.COM/NEWS/STATE/MISOURI/ARTICLE/ Mission Convalescent 20073864.HTML) Home The Missouri Senate Bill (SB 781) would make it a Health & Rehabilitation crime to incite someone to commit suicide. This Center is now accepting proposed Bill would cover Missouri’s workplaces and applications for the school settings. following positions: Two students from last year’s the Marjory Stoneman NURSING Certified Nursing PASTOR WANTED AssistantsÊ All Shifts Isaiah Chapel M.B. Church ENVIRONMENTAL 153 Potts Chapel Rd SERVICES Jackson, TN 38301 Janitorial Pastoral Vacancy Announcement How to Apply APPLY IN PERSON ONLY AT The Isaiah Chapel M.B. Church is seeking a Senior Mission Convalescent Pastor, called by God who will be the spiritual leader Home of the congregation. The qualified candidate is Health & Rehabilitation responsible to GOD and the church to proclaim the Center gospel of Jesus Christ, to teach the Bible, to provide 118 Glass Street Christian leadership in all areas of the church and to Jackson, Tennessee engage in pastoral care for the congregation. The 731 424-2951 candidate must also be able to articulate a vision for www.missionch.net the church that emphasizes spiritual growth and Must pass a Background Christian Education and Development.

Check & Drug Screening PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR RESUME TO EOE/M.F. The Pulpit Search Committee - Isaiah Chapel M.B. “WE TREAT YOU LIKE FAMILY” Church - 153 Potts Chapel Rd - Jackson, TN 38301

Arlene Martin-Norman, Owner/CEO of Healthier Future Consulting Services (Nashville, TN) -left- attended this Annual training which was held at the Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida, Orlando, FL. “We received great training by Kathleen Bonczyk of The Workplace Violence Prevention Institute.” Pictured right is Bonczyk, Founder of Workplace Violence Prevention Institute, in the center the young men are students who attend Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School durning the Shooting which occurred on April 20, 2018. The young man on the left is Elijah Manley, 19, the youngest person to run for the Broward County School Board and currently a candidate for President 2020. The other young man was also a student at Stoneman Douglas High School. I didn’t write down his name. The other gentleman, I think is Kathleen’s husband. I learned new strategies to deal with workplace/School bullying to prevent workplace violence.

Douglas High School Shooting on April 14, 2018 shared their unique stories. One of the students, Elijah Manley has become the youngest person to run for the Broward County School Board and he is currently a candidate for President 2020.

(He does not meet eligibility requirement to hold office (as the President of the United States) but is not restricted from running for the office.

His mission is to bring the Youth’s perspective; as a student he had reported concerns about the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooter. His and others concerns were ignored by the Administration.

One of the preventive action step take-away, that the legal system needs to “stop serving legal notices (such as Protective Orders, etc.) on the job”; considering almost 50% of violent shooting happen at work. Ê Other suggestions as action steps were to: 1. Parents need to attend all School Board meetings.

2. Attend City Council & State Legislative Hearings NOTE TO READERS: TENNESSEE’S VERSION OF OSHA IS CALLED THE TENNESSEE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ADMINISTRATION (TOSHA).

ARLENE MARTIN NORMAN IS A NATIVE OF HUMBOLDT, TN AND CURRENTLY RESIDES IN NASHVILLE.

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NOTICE FOR INVITATION TO BID The Community Redevelopment Agency of Jackson is accepting bids from licensed Rehab Contractors on one (1) residential rehab project.

Bid packets can be picked up at Healthy Community, 605 S Royal Street, Jackson Tennessee 38301 during normal business hours, 8:00 am- 4:30 pm between March 29, 2019 and April 12th, 2019.

Bid packets contain bidding requirements for Contractors, project work- write-up bid form, and general conditions. Bids packets will not be mailed or delivered. *Bids will be accepted no later than 10:00 am.

April 12th, 2019.* Bids shall be opened at Healthy Community promptly at 10:30 am.

April 12th, 2019. ****CONTRACTOR MUST BE LEAD CERTIFIED**** For further information, contact Brian James at (731) 554-2079.

Attest Brian James Healthy Community, LLC PUBLISHED: April 4, 2019

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Mayor Jerry Gist Recognized for Support of Community Health and Wellness Jackson, TN – In an effort to combat obesity and promote community health and wellness, the City of Jackson and Jackson- Madison County School System will sponsor the 10th Annual Community Wellness Walk on April 27, 2019 at the Carl Perkins Civic Center.

Bring your walking shoes, the family and even your dog to take part!Ê Free tshirts will be given to the first 1,000 attendees and registration begins at 9:00 am and the walk begins at 10:00 am. Ê Beginning in 2007, the City of Jackson and Jackson-Madison County Schools partnered together to create Jumpstart Jackson.Ê The collaboration was recognized by the National League of Cities and the American Association of School Administrators.Ê Over the years, thousands of adults, schoolchildren and their parents participated in the Wellness Walk.Ê While eliminating childhood obesity is the primary focus, this event is a community-wide event to encourage healthy lifestyles for all citizens of Jackson-Madison County.Ê “A true health champion for Jackson, Mayor Jerry Gist will be recognized for his efforts.Ê The huge task of developing community wellness programs with a concentration on children has been his focus.Ê Under his leadership, the Downtown Farmer’s Market has significantly grown, food desert areas have decreased, walking trails and parks have improved,” according to Annette Wilson of the Jackson Madison County School System.Ê Under Gist’s leadership, Jackson was named the “Most Livable Health Small City” in the country by the U.S. Conference of Mayors and ranked as #5 in the country among all Let’s Move! Cities, Towns and County participants. Jumpstart Jackson has made an impressive measurable impact on the health, wellness, and quality of life in Jackson by providing affordable, accessible means for citizens to “Get Up, Get Out, and Get Active!”

Join us Downtown Jackson on Saturday, April 27 for the Jumpstart Jackson Community Walk.Ê For more information contact Sandy MacDiarmid, City of Jackson – Recreation & Parks Department at 731.425.8316 smacdiarmid@cityofjackson.net or Annette Wilson, JMCSS at 731-664-2516 aewilson@jmcss.org

Leadership University Graduation When: Thursday, April 4, 6 p.m.

Where: Carl Grant Events Center, 1050 Union University Dr. Ê

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Event Details: Leadership University is a program designed to develop youth leaders in Jackson-Madison County. The 2019 class of 37 represents all the public, private and home - schooled juniors in the Jackson-Madison County high schools. The Leadership University graduation is to recognize the completion of 63 classroom hours in the youth leadership program. Each class member completes 12 hours of community service, in addition to the classroom time. Graduation is a celebration of all that the students have accomplished while looking forward to the future when they create their footprint in the community through leadership and service. Leadership University is a program of the Jackson Chamber and sponsored by Lane College, Union University, Jackson State Community College and the University of Memphis – Lambuth Campus.

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HEALTH FAIR PROVIDES BIG SAVINGS The Spring into Health Community Health Fair, Mission of Mercy event was a huge success.Ê Organizers partnered with West Tennessee Healthcare and other sponsors to provide a total savings of $320,455.50 of dental services and vouchers to people who otherwise would not have been able to afford to visit the dentist. Spring into Health is an annual health fair that includes over 100 vendors. The health fair includes dental, vision, health/wellness and a host of other activities for the young and young at heart. This year’s event was held at the Omen Arena in Jackson on March 22nd. Above: volunteers perform oral free procedures at the Spring into Health Community Health Fair. Right: Longtime local dentist, Dr. Melvin Right volunteered his time and skills to the effort. The Melvin Wright Fund for Helping Hands provides dental vouchers to low income individuals in need of oral healthcare services. The vouchers are redeemable throughout West Tennessee.

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HEALTH DEPARTMENT URGES TESTING DURING STD AWARENESS MONTH JACKSON, Tenn. – The Jackson-Madison County Regional Health Department joins the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in recognizing April as STD Awareness Month.

CDC estimates there are about 20 million new cases of STDs each year in the United States. About half of these infections are in people between the ages of 15 and 24.

Three common STDs—chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis—saw sharp increases across the United States between 2013 and 2017. In 2017 alone, Madison County had 311 reported cases of gonorrhea, 20 reported cases of syphilis, and 725 reported cases of chlamydia, according to data from the Tennessee Department of Health.

Madison County had one of the state’s highest rates of reported cases of gonorrhea in 2017.

“Madison County has consistently been in the top counties within the state for rate of STIs every year,” Epidemiologist Shanna Shearon said. “It’s important to get tested so you and your partner are protected.”

The Jackson-Madison County Regional Health Department offers STD testing for HIV, syphilis, gonorrhea, chlamydia, and hepatitis C. Chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis are curable with the right medicines, yet most cases go undiagnosed and untreated. Untreated STDs can lead to severe health problems like infertility, ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth in infants, and increased HIV risk.

The surest way to protect yourself against STDs is to abstain from having sex. If you decide to have sex, you and your partner should get tested for STDs beforehand.

Because many STDs have no symptoms, getting tested is the only way to know for sure if you have an infection. If you test positive for an STD, work with your doctor to get the correct treatment. Some STDs can be cured with the right medication. Those that aren’t curable can be treated.

Call 731-423-3020 for more information or to schedule an appointment to get tested.

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LANE COLLEGE ANNOUNCES NEW CONTROLLER

Saturday morning at the leadership conference Darryl Bell gave the keynote speech.Ê Then he and L. Michelle Smith sat down for a fireside chat.Ê You can listen to it here in the timeline or listen to it later this week on L. Michelle Smith’s podcast, The Culture Soup Podcast. Photos by Dezmon Jamerson.

Lane College hosts inaugural leadership conference March 30, 2019ÊÊStephanie Fernandez - wbbjtv.com JACKSON, Tenn. – A local college hosted an inaugural leadership conference.

Students and community members gathered at Lane College for the Lane College Community Summit.

The two day conference consisted of workshops and panel discussions.

Saturday, they spoke to students about communication strategies, leadership and empowerment.

Companies including Coca-Cola and FedEx were in attendance.

Administrators from the school spoke about the importance of the event.

“To help encourage our students, the community, faculty and staff to be able to lead and to transform not just this campus and this community, but the entire world,” said Dr. Michelle Stewart, vice president of academic affairs.

Among those on the panel was Humboldt native Quention Ray Martin -pictured seated left-. Martin, a West Point graduate, is an executive vice president with the Coke A Cola Company.

Jackson, Tenn (April 2, 2019) ÊLane College recently named Tangela Poole to serve as Controller (Treasurer). Ms. Poole recently joined the Lane College financial team with over Tangela Poole 10 years of experience in finance and accounting.

The Controller is responsible for budget preparation and analysis, payroll, billing, student accounts, cash management, forecasting, and other financial and accounting services.

“I am honored by the opportunity to begin working with the faculty, staff, and students at Lane College,” Poole said. “I hope to empower staff so they can readily assist Lane College in fulfilling its mission, vision, and values as guided by the College’s strategic plan.”

A native of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Poole began her professional career as an accountant. After her work as an accountant and financial analyst, she continued in the area of chief financial officer at privately-held companies.Ê Ms. Poole earned a Master of Science in Business Administration and a Bachelor of Science in Business AdministrationÊfrom Cardinal Stritch University and Bachelor of Arts in Accounting from Kansas City University. She also has experience as an adjunct instructor for the University of Phoenix and Bryant Stratton University.

Howard Crowned Mr. Lane College Congratulations Vonnie Howard on being crowned Mr. Lane College on Sunday, March 31st.Ê Well done to the other contestants, Javonte Mahone and Dezmon Jamerson. Vonnie Howard, II is a Junior, Mass Communication major from Jackson, Mississippi. Vonnie is the son of Vonnie Sr. of Florence, Alabama and Sheena Howard of Booneville, Mississippi. He enjoys socializing with friends, listening to and mixing music as a DJ. He also enjoys going to church and spending time with his family.

Vonnie is a member of the NAACP, Mr. Junior 2018-2019, the Lane College HBCU Wellness Program and Lane College Tennis team. PHOTOS BY DARRYL CLARKE AND DESIRAYE STACKHOUSE. RUSS McKELVEY ASSISTANT MANAGER

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