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INSIDE THIS EDITION JACKSON FIRE DEPARTMENT HELPS JAMONIEE BEASLEY CELEBRATE 7TH BIRTHDAY While the City of Jackson Fire Department was out installing smoke alarms, Engine 12’s crew met a very special young man.Ê Jamoniee Beasley who will be celebrating his 7th birthday on Thursday, July 30th. Please help us join in wishing Jamoniee a very happy birthday!

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Those who have been willing to brave the heat have been having good catches. The pressure eased a little and the fish have been tearing hooks up on the Hatchie Wildlife Refuge. There are an abundance of lakes and you just have to take a chance on which one to fish because they all are mature lakes loaded with all species.

Recent reports have proved that crappie are biting well right now even with the temps in the 90’s. They have been biting at various levels at different time of the day. Generally people think crappie only bite well in spring and fall but they will bite year around if you continue to fish for them. They don’t stick signs out the water with saying I’m biting and they don’t take vacations so you know they are still in the lake.

Swam Lake is doing well right now as well as Bull Pen which are located close to each other. The Hart Lakes , Powell Lakes, Woody and Kelso are all located close together so you can try one lake and cruise over to another without ever having to leave the refuge.

If you haven’t been get the kids and head out to the Great Outdoors of West Tennessee for a good time on the Hatchie.

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The Theta Lota Chapter of Omega Psi Phi will be distributing free food boxes to those in need on August 11, 2020 at the Omega House located at 340 N. Hays Ave. in Jackson. The event will take place from 10 am until 1 p.m. In case of rain, the event will take place at T. R. White Sportsplex.

“We’re in partnership with The Mid-South Foodbank and we have to help them account for the food that will be distributed,” said local Baseleus, Dwight Jones. “It is important that we- The Omega Psi Phi Fraternityprovide assistance to our community members that have been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic.”

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CROCKETT COUNTY WOMAN INDICTED, ARRESTED ON DRUG COUNTS Prokerryon Primm, 41

TWO NASHVILLE MEN ARRESTED ON HEROIN CHARGES; 4 GUNS AND $30,000 CASH SEIZED Nashville - 7/28/2020 Two men suspected of dealing heroin in Nashville and Cheatham County are facing charges in both jurisdictions tonight following the execution of a search warrant at their 240 Haynes Park Drive residence.

Prokerryon Primm, 41, and Rotez McNeal, 29, are presently jailed in Ashland City for heroin distribution. In Nashville, warrants have been issued charging them with multiple heroin and unlawful gun possession counts. Seized from the residence today were 33 grams of heroin, two rifles, two pistols, and more than $30,000 cash believed to be the proceeds from heroin sales.

The arrests and seizures are the result of an investigation by the MNPD’s Specialized Investigations Division, the TBI, and the Cheatham County Sheriff’s Office.

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ALAMO – A joint undercover investigation by Special Agents with the Drug Investigation Division of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and the Crockett County Sheriff’s Office has resulted in the indictment of a Crockett County woman on drug charges.

In July of 2019, Agents and deputies began an investigation into reports of illegal narcotics being sold by an individual in Crockett County.Ê Between July and September of 2019, at least two convert purchases of methamphetamine Amber Cocker were conducted involving Amber Cocker.Ê On July 27, 2020, the Crockett County Grand Jury indicted Cocker on two drug offenses.Ê On July 31st, Cocker was taken into custody during a traffic stop in which officers discovered methamphetamine and two loaded firearms.

Cocker (DOB: 9/13/90) was booked into the Crockett County Jail on two counts of Sale of Schedule II (methamphetamine).Ê Her HAROLD E. DORSEY bond is set at $50,000.Ê Cocker will face additional A T T O R N E Y AT LA W charges as a result of the PHONE: 731-696-5115 drugs and firearms seized 5 S. Johnson Street, Alamo, TN during her arrest.

KING SETS $275 QUEEN SETS Camp instructor charged with repeatedly raping 8-year-old $150 Posted: Aug 4, 2020 - wreg.com Full Sets NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — A summer camp instructor has been charged with multiple counts of rape after an eight-year-old camper was sexually assaulted numerous times over a two-year period, an arrest warrant $140 alleges. Goodlettsville police arrested Joshua Webb, 24, Monday evening on seven counts of child rape and Twin Sets one count of aggravated sexual battery on a child. Detectives said he was a martial arts instructor and summer camp counselor at Chris White’s Extreme Martial Arts. According to an arrest warrant, the eight-year-old $130 victim told a friend on July 29 that Webb, an instructor at the summer camp she attended, “had been touching her on multiple occasions for almost two years.”

MADISON COUNTY JAIL INMATES, STAFF TESTED FOR COVID-19 DAVID THOMASÊÊJULY 30, 2020 - NWNWS JACKSON, Tenn. – The Jackson-Madison County Regional Health Department and Madison County Sheriff’s Office were notified Thursday a recently released inmate from the Madison County Criminal Justice Complex tested positive for COVID-19.

All inmates and staff at the Madison County Criminal Justice Complex will be tested for COVID-19.

The testing started July 30.

“Our departments are working together to carry out a contingency plan to reduce the spread of COVID-19,” Jackson-Madison County Regional Health Department Regional Director Kim Tedford said.

“After conferring with the health department, we’ve made the decision to test all staff and inmates at the CJC,” Madison County Sheriff’s Office Captain Tom Rudder said. “Safety is the priority.”

Find more information about COVID-19 from the Tennessee Department of Health at https://www.tn.gov/ health/cedep/ncov. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has updated information and guidance available online at www.cdc.gov/COVID19.

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07/27/2020 CORTEZ JAQUAN THOMAS -BM 18 DRIVING WHILE UNLICENSED, EVADING ARREST, IMPROPER LIGHTS MICHAEL JOE HOTTMAN -WM 60 -SIMPLE DOMESTIC ASSAULT BRITTNEY BRIANA TRAYLOR -BF 29 SHOPLIFTING-THEFT OF PROPERTY

07/28/2020 CARLO LEWIS BILLS -BM 34 -DRIVING ON REVOKED/SUSPENDED LICENSE, FAILURE TO APPEAR PAMELA MARINE TAYLOR -BF 54 -FAILURE TO APPEAR JONATHAN A HARRISON -WM 59 A G G R AVAT E D B U R G L A R Y , WIRETAPPING AND E L E C T R O N I C SURVEILLANCE JOHN BRYANT BOND BM 32 -SIMPLE DOMESTIC ASSAULT, VANDALISM, VIOLATION OF ORDER OF PROTECTION BLAKE EDWARD ROBINSON -BM 22 AGGRAVATED ROBBERY TONY BUTLER -WM 32 SIMPLE DOMESTIC ASSAULT ARRON SHANE MCAVOY -WM 49 -SIMPLE POSSESSION/CASUAL

EXCHANGE MARANDA CHANTELLE BACON -WF 27 -SCHEDULE II DRUG VIOLATIONS TORKISHA INEZ CLIFTON -BF 40 -SHOPLIFTINGTHEFT OF PROPERTY, EVADING ARREST

07/29/2020 SHANKEEQUA S HOOD BF 28 -AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, VANDALISM DERRICK ANTWAN WILSON -BM 36 DISORDERLY CONDUCT JOHNNY EDWARD JACKSON -BM 48 VIOLATION OF ORDER OF PROTECTION JAQUISE MARTEZ FULLER -BM 29 -ASSAULT RAYBON LEE MURPHY Jr -WM 55 -FAILURE TO APPEAR JONAS BERNARD REID BM 39 -AILURE TO APPEAR BETTY RENEE BUXTON WF 26 -FAILURE TO APPEAR CODY MICHAEL KULIKOWSKI -WM 25 THEFT <$999, ALL OTHER LARCENY, SIMPLE POSSESSION/CASUAL EXCHANGE

07/30/2020 JATAYVIUS VAN PEARSON -BM 28 AGGRAVATED ASSAULT ANTWAIN D COLEMAN BM 36 -AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, THEFT <$999, ALL OTHER LARCENY KEONE LERON NANCE BM 19 -ASSAULT NICHOLAS SENTAE SINCLAIR -BM 38 A G G R AVAT E D DOMESTIC ASSAULT, VIOLATION OF ORDER OF PROTECTION TAMMY J BARNES -WF 54 -SHOPLIFTING-THEFT OF PROPERTY KENDRA D CHAPMAN -WF 32 SHOPLIFTING-THEFT OF PROPERTY KEONE LERON NANCE -BM 19 ASSAULT, VANDALISM CHRISTINA ANN GARDNER -WF 31 SHOPLIFTING-THEFT OF PROPERTY TONY BERNARD GRAY Jr -BM 23 -AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, VIOLATION OF ORDER OF PROTECTION TINA ELISE PIERSON -WF

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07/31/2020 NICHOLAS SENTAE SINCLAIR -BM 38 VIOLATION OF ORDER OF PROTECTION PENNI JO ESTES -WF 49 THEFT <$999, ALL OTHER LARCENY TYDARIUS CORTEZ BLACKWELL -BM 18 AGGRAVATED ASSAULT SHANE DARALE AKINS BM 26 -SIMPLE POSSESSION/CASUAL EXCHANG, DRIVING ON REVOKED/SUSPENDED LICENSE KAUMAINE ROMELL FULLER -BM 28 VIOLATION OF PROBATION VICTORIA C GARDNER WF 21 -CHILD ABUSE OR NEGLECT-AGGRAVATED RICHARD CHUMNEY WM 26 -SIMPLE DOMESTIC ASSAULT ALEXIS IESHA RODGERS BF 25 -FAILURE TO APPEAR ANFERNEE JAVIER LETREL MOORE -BM 26 H A R A S S M E N T DOMESTIC ASSAULT DEXTER DEVAUGHN PIRTLE -BM 20 VIOLATION OF PROBATION

ROBERT KEITH EUBANKS -WM 47 -FAILURE TO APPEAR RASHAD SHRUN MCARTHUR -BM 23 VIOLATION OF PROBATION KELSIE LASHONDA SCOTT -BF 21 -FAILURE TO APPEAR 1

Thursday, 08-06-2020 EXCHANGE, UNLAWFUL UNLAWFUL CARRYING DRUG PARAPHERNALIA OR POSSESSION OF A CAREN RENATA NANGLE WEAPON, ILLEGAL -BF 36 -DISORDERLY POSSESS CONDUCT BRANDON TAVARIOUS ALEXANDER CAFFEE - BM 30 -AGGRAVATED WM 30 -SCHEDULE VI DOMESTIC ASSAULT DRUG VIOLATIONS,

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08/01/2020 KAREEM CLAY LOVE -BM 39 -VIOLATION OF PROBATION BROOKLYN BRASHA WILLINGHAM -BF 23FAILURE TO APPEAR PARIS EUROPE TRAVIS BF 24 -VIOLATION OF PROBATION DOMINKIA ZSOMBORI WF 43 -FUGITIVE - HOLD FOR OTHER AGENCY DARRELL EVANS Jr -BM 24 -AGGRAVATED ASSAULT

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HAROLD E. DORSEY A T T O R N E Y AT LA W PHONE: 731-696-5115 5 S. Johnson Street, Alamo, TN

MILAN POLICE DEPARTMENT Intakes & Releases From: From: 7/24/2020 Thru: 7/31/2020

7/24/2020 PAPINEAU, ADAM ARMAND -Race: W Sex: M Age: 37-- Charge: THEFT - CONDUCT I N V O L V I N G MERCHANDISE HYDE, JAMES L -Race: B Sex: M -Age: 40 - Charge: IMMEDIATE NOTICE OF A C C I D E N T , A G G R AVAT E D BURGLARY, VANDALISM, DOMESTIC ASSAULT, CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT (X3) WYATT, A D A M ALONZO Race: B Sex: M Age: 44 Charge: CRUELTY TO ANIMALS

7/25/2020 WILLIAMS, JORDAN Race: B Sex: M Age: 18 - Charge: ATTEMPTED M U R D E R , R E C K L E S S E N DA N G E R M E N T, POSSESSION DEADLY WEAPON TO GO ARMED, UNLAWFUL CARRYING OR POSS WEAPON/ FIREARM WHEELER, SAMANTHA -Race: W Sex: F Age: 34 - Charge: VIOLATION OF PROBATION

7/27/2020 THOMAS, CAVONTA Race: B Sex: M Age: 23 Charge: CONTEMPT OF COURT H U N T , SCOTTIE L Race: W Sex: M Age: 38 Charge:

DRIVING ON REVOKED/ SUSPENDED LICENSE, CASUAL EXCHANGE, POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA WHITLOCK, CANDICE DENISE Race: W Sex: F Age: 36 Charge: POSSESSION OF SCH.II, POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA, SPEEDING, FAILURE TO PROVIDE PROOF INSURANCE, VIOLATION OF REGISTRATION LAW, DRIVING ON REVOKED/ SUSPENDED LICENSE LABAR, WALLACE RAY Race: W Sex: M Age: 42 Charge: POSSESSION OF METH WITH INTENT TO SELL,D, ALTERATION OF ITEMS PERMANENT NUMBERS, POSS OF FIREARM DURING A FELONY, POSSESSION DEADLY WEAPON TO GO ARMED, POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA HELMS, MONDARIUS D Race: B Sex: M Age: 21Charge: SPEEDING, DISPLAY OF REGISTRATION PLATES, FAILURE TO PROVIDE PROOF INSURANCE, DRIVING ON REVOKED/ SUSPENDED LICENSE, STOP SIGN, DRIVER TO EXERCISE DUE CARE, R E C K L E S S E N DA N G E R M E N T, EVADING ARREST, OBEDIENCE TO ANY TRAFFIC DEVICE

CLARK, REUBEN E -Race: B Sex: M Age: 35 - Charge: FELON IN POSS FIREARM

7/30/2020 NESBITT, LOIS ANN -Race: B Sex: F Age: 57 - Charge: AGGRAVATED ASSAULT PRUITT, DEONTAVIUS D -Race: B Sex: M Age: 18 - Charge: ATTEMPTED MURDER, RECKLESS ENDANGERMENT, POSS OF FIREARM DURING A F E L O N Y, POSSESSION DEADLY WEAPON TO GO ARMED JELKS, KRISTEN -Race: B Sex: M Age: 18

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OPEN LETTER From: Jackson-Madison County NAACP Branch P.O. Box 2404 Jackson, Tennessee 38302 Harrell C. Carter, Jr., PresidentÊ To: The Superintendent Marlon King Jackson Madison County Schools 310 North Parkway Jackson, Tennessee 38305 July 31. 2020Ê

Re. JMC SCHOOL DISTRICT RE-OPENINGÊ Dear Superintendent King,Ê Black parents have good reason to be cautious about blindly sending their kids back to school, especially given the COVID-19 spikes in Madison County and disproportionate black deaths from COVID-19. A recent NAACP Poll of a national sample of African Americans found that 80% of those polled preferred to hold off on ending the shutdowns to assure their safety, ahead of boosting the economy. Public schools should not re-open unless all Center for Disease Control (CDC) protections and indicators (based on symptoms, based on cases, and based on hospital readiness measures) are satisfied. This CDC analysis must be done for each county where there are schools.Ê But if schools do re-open, we demand that school districts provide quality, equally accessible, public, noncharter on-line programs for students whose parents or caretakers do not feel comfortable sending them back to school under present conditions.Ê And because the pandemic is exacerbating pre-existing structural race issues in education, we also demand that you re-examine the district’s approach to addressing the literacy crisis, that you address the digital divide in homes and schools, that you work closely with State officials to provide equitable funding and resources for public schools, and that the school district re-evaluate the negative ways black students are often perceived, treated, educated, and/or disciplined. We you and the district the best in these difficult times. I can be reached at (731) 394.3384 and look forward to hearing from you.Ê

Sincerely, Harrell Carter, PresidentÊ FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: JACKSON MADISON COUNTY NAACP BRANCH OFFICE RICKEY BROWN PIO (731) 616.7749 OR (731) 927.7004 OFFICE/JMCNAACP@ATT.NET

Weekly Update from Superintendent Dr. Marlon King BOARD APPROVES CONTINUOUS LEARNING PLAN AND TEACHER BONUSES One of the most significant measures approved during the special called board meeting in July was the adoption of an updated budget. Thanks to the incredible teamwork of our school board members and your central office executive teams, we will be able to provide holiday bonuses to JMCSS teachers and support staff! These bonuses are meant to provide uplift during a most uncommon and challenging time. We love our teachers and we want you to know it. This is what a winning culture is all about.

SHELBY COUNTY SCHOOLS TO GO VIRTUAL WHEN CLASSES RESUME LATER THIS MONTH MEMPHIS, Tenn. wreg.com— Shelby County School students will be learning from home when classes resume August 31.ÊIn a video posted online, Superintendent Dr. Joris Ray said students will be learning virtually for the foreseeable future due to the pandemic. Teachers will have the option to educate from home or from their classroom. “It is nothing less than tragic that public health of our children and our community has turned into partisan noise,” Ray said in the video. “Public safety cannot be about politics. It must be about science.”

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THE 4TH TURNING

by Elvis Rogers, columnist History does not happen in a straight line. It goes in a circle. Throughout the history of our country and indeed throughout the history of the civilized world we have followed a pattern of thought that has been very predictable.

Certain things happen in cycles and it has been very easy to see the pattern. It happens in cycles of 80100 years, or about the span of a human life.

First, there is a great crisis. This crisis is followed by a period of 20-25 years (known as the “high period”).

This is followed by another phase, the “2nd turning” that last about another 20-25 years. This phase is called “The Awakening” and then it’s followed by the 3rd phase in the next 20-25 years (The Unraveling).

The 4th phase leads back to another crisis period.

Then it repeats.

These changes are brought about by the influences of the changing generations. To review the last and most current cycle we see that we had the crisis of WWII followed by a period of 20-25 years during which people sought safety and security. Institutions were established Standard were set in place. People conformed. It was a time of less individualism, more cohesive civic involvement, less emphasis on the arts, an incredible building boom, and increased public works.

During the next turning (The Awakening) a new generation had matured and began to resent and resist those established norms and they sought to over-turn and re-establish the norms. They found the old ways to be limiting and constraining.

Individualism grew and in 20-25 more years we entered the 3rd phase (The Unraveling). At this point we are now 2-3 generations removed from the last crisis. People that were around for the last crisis are dying off. Not many folks remain that remember it or lived through it.

Society begins to break apart and separate into smaller splinter groups. A clear, unified sense of direction starts to disappear. Everything is now questioned. People lose faith in all the old norms. This includes government, social structures, religion, the economy. Even words like “truth” or “facts” become relevant terms.

This leads to the fourth phase, the “4th turning”, and the next crisis.

We are now in the middle of the 4th generational phase. It began in 2008 with the recession. and if history holds true will continue until sometime between 2025-2030.

The events of this year are not the crisis. They are events leading up to it. The actual crisis, when it gets here, will re-shape our country, our culture, and our society and we will emerge in a new and different place.

The time we are in now is very much like America in the 1930’s, the 1850’s, the 1760’s. The outcome will be just as dramatic. The worry is that we just don’t yet know what the outcome will be or the direction is that we will turn. At least most of us will be here to see it.

So, just enjoy the last half of the 4th turning as it plays out ,or crawl into a bunker. I guess just do whatever works for you. Peace...…..”E”

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Join me in congratulating my dear friend Mr. Thomas Jones as the CrimeSEEN Examiner Newspaper “Reader of the Week.”

Thomas has been a loyal CrimeSEEN Examiner reader for over ten years and makes sure residents of the New Southern Retirement Community have their CrimeSEEN newspaper available to them weekly.

He enjoys retirement and helping his neighbors in the community.Ê Thomas said :“residents of my community are not always able to go to stores and get their newspapers, so I stop at Dollar General or one of many convenient store locations to pick up enough copies for our residents. I just enjoy helping others.”

“The CSE is a well produced newspaper and covers a lot of news you don’t see anywhere else,” said Jones.

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Former Corinth Mayor Jerry Latch “Big CSE Fan” Former long time Corinth, MS., Mayor Jerry Latch has family in this area and is a “big fan” of the CrimeSEEN Examiner Newspaper.

“I’ll encourage people to subscribe either for the mail distribution edition having the CrimeSEEN mailed to your home or the online edition,” said Latch. “The CSE is a well written weekly publication that keeps me up to date with events in the west Tennessee area.Ê Having family and business ties to this area, the newspaper is extremely helpful in staying updated on area court proceedings and information in the Chancery Court judgements.”

Mayor Latch is shown here visiting friends in the Hub City and enjoying time with Van My Phuong and CSE staffer Downtown Ricky Brown.

Former Mayor Latch also owns the original “Joe’s Shoe Store in downtown Corinth and invites people in the area to stop in see him anytime including Sundays for all your top quality footwear needs.

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As most people around Lane College have observed for weeks, there is a growing “pile of large By ‘Downtown’ Rickey Brown trash being accumulated rickeylynnbrown@hotmail.com on Middleton Street near the railroad tracks at Hardee Street.

The CrimeSEEN Examiner Newspaper has received calls and complaints from readers regarding this “claw pile of trash” continuing to grow daily and after repeated calls for pick up service to Waste Management, the trash continues to be a major eye sore for the area.Ê At least 5 residents said they have reported this trash pick up request to Waste Management and have not got a commitment for when it will be cleaned up.

“When I call requesting trash pick up usually they won’t give you a date when it will be picked up and this pile is hazardous for children in the neighborhood and makes our neighborhood look terrible,” said Tate Anderson. “We try keeping the area clean and please help us get this trash picked up, others are staring to come by and throw their trash on the pile and we are becoming an area dumping ground,” added Anderson” The CSE contacted health and sanitation office and made them aware of this pile of trash and residents who have reported complaints.

FOLLOW UP ON TRASH PILE COMPLAINT STORY MIDDLETON STREET - ILLEGAL DUMPING CITED Received follow up call from City Administrative Assistant Alex Reed (right) in City of Jackson Mayor’s office and he immediately followed up on the complaint and shortly afterwards I received a call from Lelonie from health and sanitation office.

Health and sanitation explained this was a commercial contractor trash pile that should be taken to the landfill by the commercial contractor.

In the interim Lane College maintenance department will bring in two large containers to put all the trash in ASAP and have ready for transport to the landfill ASAP. In the interim the trash will be held in the containers and Lane College is in process of installing a security fence in the area to prevent further illegal dumping in the area.

Health and sanitation and Mayor Conger’s office was most helpful and appreciated being made aware of the citizens complaints being brought to their attention too.

“Certainly we want citizens to receive their solid waste collection on a timely basis“ said Reed.

The CSE staff will continue to monitor this area and keep readers updated on the status of this trash pile until it’s cleaned up.

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OBITUARIES EUGENE BOYKIN Services for Mr. Eugene Boykin, age 77 of Jackson, Tennessee will be held on Saturday, August 1, 2020, 2:00 P.M., at the StephensonShaw Chapel. The interment will be in the Rosehill Cemetery in Humboldt, Tennessee.

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LINDA PEARL FISCHER COOPER Funeral services for Linda Pearl Fischer Cooper, age 64, were held Monday, August 3, 2020 in the Chapel of Mercer Brothers Funeral Home.

Mrs. Cooper diedÊFriday, July 24, 2020 at Jackson General Hospital.

GEORGIA JEAN YARBROUGH-JENKINS Graveside services for Georgia Jean YarbroughJenkins, age 78, were Tuesday, August 4, 2020 at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Mrs. Yarbrough-Jenkins died Wednesday, July 29, 2020 at Jackson General Hospital.

MINNIE LEE SAVAGE JOHNSON Services for Mrs. Minnie Lee Savage Johnson, age 88 of Bells, Tennessee were held on Monday, August 3, 2020, at the Stephenson-Shaw Chapel with interment in the Oakview Memorial Gardens in Alamo, Tennessee.

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Delta Sigma Theta Sorority celebrates 60 years According to Tawanika McKinney this year the Jackson TN Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc celebrated 60 years of the Miss Bronze of West Tennessee Scholarship Pageant. The pageant was founded during segregated times by Dr. Anna Cooke, in order to give African American young ladies the opportunity to compete for scholarship funds for college. Although the COVID 19 pandemic wouldn’t allow our grand celebration as planned we were still able to honor this year’s contestants with a commemorative plague and a scholarship.

2020 JABPW Woman of the Year Nominations Sought BPW 2020 WOMAN OF ACHIEVEMENT The Jackson Area Business and Professional Women (BPW) is seeking nominations for their 2020 Woman of Achievement.Ê The 2020 BPW Woman of Achievement will be announced during the Jackson Area Business and Professional Women’s meeting on Monday, October 19, 2020, as part of the celebration of National Business Women’s Week, October 19-23, 2020.

The deadline for entry is noon Wednesday, September 30, 2020.

The Woman of Achievement is chosen by the following criteria: 1. Woman working and/or living in west Tennessee, excluding Shelby County 2. Woman who has achieved distinction in her field 3. Woman who has served as a role model and/ or mentor for other working women 4. Woman who embodies the BPW motto:Ê “Women Helping Women”, especially in the work force. ÊFor nomination forms or for more information, contact: BPW Woman of Achievement, c/o Middlebrooks & Gray, PA, PO Box 1985, Jackson TN 38302 -731-423-2234

Meet Nicole Kennedy Congratulations to Nicole Kennedy, Manager of Exit 87 Bar-B-Q for being the “small business spotlight” this week!

Nicole is from Bethel Springs and manages Exit 87 Bar B Q located at 2049 Highway 70 East next to Interstate 40 exit 87.

Nichole said, “I’m a big supporter of the “CrimeSEEN Examiner Newspaper and our clerks keep extra copies available for our customers. While we have a lot local customers, many our daily customers are truck drivers, travelers from all over the United States who stop here wanting quick delicious bar b q and relaxed environment. “ The traveling public will pick up a CrimeSEEN newspaper and it gives them a source of news for this area” our neighbor business right down the street -Speed Way convenience store - is a CSE dealer and we send a lot customers to Speed Way to get their copy” said Kennedy.

She wants to invite people to Exit 87 Bar B Q with convenient hours 7 days a week, “We are open Monday - Friday 5:00 am until 8:30 pm and Saturday 5:00 am until 7 pm. And Sundays 9 am until 4:00 pm. and we can be reached by calling 731988-6222 or channel 19 on the CB radio as well.”

“For the best Bar B Q in the area and for quick convenience delicious food right off I-40 stop in and see us. We will treat you like family.”

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DONVINNIE BOYKIN READY TO TELL HIS “STORY” IN HIS FIRST BOOK

“ R.E.V.E.A.L “Ê“THE YEAR WITHOUT MY DAD” August 3, 2020 – Donvinnie Boykin can clearly do it all. And come this fall in addition to being a fashion model, celebrity wardrobe DONVINNIE stylist, creative director, entrepreneur, and philanthropist., he will also be an author. Encore Entertainment Groups Ê (EEG), BOYKIN confirmsÊ that the West Tennessee Native will release his first bookÊ R.E.V.E.A.L this Fall.

R.E.V.E.A.LÊ will be an anthology that will cover a number of emotional moments and issues that Donvinnie faced following the death of his father Coach Thomas Boykin in 2018.Ê The issues have shapedÊ Donvinnie to become the empowered man he is today.Ê “As an African American male we are often told to hide our emotions and refrain form expressing them even when that something or someone hurts them. We have been taught that Black Males don’t cry .

We have to play the part of a tough non emotional black male. The words I’m good and I’ll be alright seems to be familiar. As men we have had male figures tell us that when we express ourselves we are considered vulnerable, or weak.”Ê Donvinnie States. Through out Donvinnie’s book he will talk about various challenges in the African Amercian community of being a Black Male. Along with opening up about his darkest moments in his life following the death of this father.

“Putting yourself out there in these times can be both a blessing and a curse.” Boykin States. ItÊ has taken him 2 years to open up about his feelings and during this process it allowed him to heal. “I was once told God gives his toughest battles to his strongest soldiers, and what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. I have learned to be strong, but not for myself, but for a greater purpose.

That purpose is for others, because someone out there really needs to hear this. I am a strong Black Man who has triumphed over adversity and created his own path in life. “ Boykin StatesÊ “REVEAL is my best work yet. I am more than a model, or a handsome face. I’m here to not only share my truth and my story but hopefully be a light in someones life. I want to encourage someone and show them there is light at the end of the tunnel and thatÊ everyone process death in a different way. Knowing this now you don’t have to second guess your thoughts or actions. This is my personal journey and I needed to express myselfÊ a way that I needed to heal.”

Leading up to the Launch of his book Boykin will be headlining a social media campaignÊ addressing adversity in African American Men, with “ The Man Behind the Mask” .Ê The Man Behind the mask will be a social platform where African American Men can address issues as well as open up about their lives and difficultiesÊ within their communities. This platform willÊ also touch on mental illness within the African American Community as well as social justice. ‘’In every person their lives 2 possible selves the lead and the understudy. The understudy hides in the shadows while the lead takes the center stage to everything he can to get an applause, but after the bows are taken and the lights goes down the understudy takes the stage and performs to an empty room hoping that no one can hear. ‘’ It is our job as a community to help others and in the meantime, share our story.Ê Boykin States Follow Donvinnie on social media for updates and book release info. on ig @iamdonvinnie Facebook iamdonvinnie.ÊÊÊ

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I am a Native Jacksonian with a Passion for Helping My Clients find Their Forever Home. I also work for My Clients to Purchase Investment Properties and Commercial Properties!! I work with First Time Buyers, Foreclosures, Short Sales, Repeat Buyers, Sellers and I will assist You in Keeping Your Home if Desired. . I have Certifications with THDA, Buyers Representation, Short Sales, Luxury Homes and BPOs. I am a Member of the International Association of Real Estate Professionals (IAREP) and the International Association of Women (IAW). I also Support My Community, Relay For Life, Easter Seals and I Participate in Various Community Events throughout the Year. I have also Structured Quarterly Home Buyer Seminars in My Community . I also have a Pool of Mortgage Lenders to Assist You with Your Financial Needs. My Philosophy and Belief to Treat My Clients with Honesty and Compassion will Any Transaction or Encounter!

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COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS CONTINUE TO TAKE SHAPE Superintendent King Building Community Bridges

SENATOR MARSHA BLACKBURN PAYS FINAL RESPECT TO CONGRESSMAN JOHN LEWIS

The job of increasing options and opportunities for all JMCSS students, teachers, and families is a big task. Thankfully our community is blessed with caring professionals who also desire to see JMCSS win. Here are just a few examples.

I had a great lunch meeting with Boys & Girls Club executive director, Sabrina Anderson (right). We will have a great partnership that is growing for the benefit of our employees and their children. I am begging her to provide childcare for teachers/staff during the 2-week in-service training.

Another caring professional on the JMCSS team is Jason Moore (left) with the Emergency Management Operations Center. This guy is extremely resourceful and is willing to help JMCSS in any way as we tackle this COVID-19 pandemic.

And our final spotlight is for a supporter who has a heart for JMCSS. Mandy Jackson, a representative from State Farm, who was also a 20-year veteran teacher, collected school supplies for teachers as an appreciation gift for the start of the school year. This is just one of State Farm’s Community Service Projects that will benefit JMCSS students!

“John Lewis was a dear and honorable man. His dedication to seeking racial justice and reconciliation marked his life and work. He will be remembered for the lives he changed and the doors he opened for millions of Americans. May he Rest In Peace.”

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YEAR MAKE OWNER VIN NUMBER 2000 MAZDA 626 1YVGF22E5Y5126719 Failure to respond to this Notice within (10) ten working days serves as a waiver of all ownership rights. Call Michael Daniel at 731-803-7551.

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NOTICE FOR INVITATION TO BID The Community Redevelopment Agency of Jackson is accepting bids from licensed Rehab Contractors on two (2) residential rehab projects. 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 August 5, 2020 and August 19 th,2020.

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 on August 19 th, 2020. *Bids shall be opened at Healthy Community promptly at 10:30 am on August 19 th,2020. ****CONTRACTOR MUST BE LEAD CERTIFIED**** For further information, contact Brian James at (731) 554-2079.

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DR. MELVIN WRIGHT RETIRES WITH A SMILE A little over two years ago, I met and hired Dr. Melvin Wright who help to make Helping Hands of Tennessee Dental Clinic possible.Ê His leadership is unparalleled and I am happy that he is getting the opportunity to have a positive retirement into a new direction. Although,Ê Dr. Wright will no longer practice chair side dentistry,Ê he will still help address Helping Hands of Tennessee through our oral outreach program.Ê Wright has been dedicated to serving our Jackson community and he deserves our respect.

Stay tune to hear about a big celebration that we are planning to show our appreciation and respect for the legendary, Dr. Melvin Wright. Thank you for everything and your caring , Dr. Melvin Wright.Ê -- Sabrina Blue

RE-ELECT JANICE HAMPTON! - Current Chairperson of the Policy Committee - Served two years as Vice Chairperson of the Board - Served on TSBA Board of Directors as At-Large Member - Brought forth motion to create Education Foundation - Initiated Vote for Teacher Retention Committee - Brought forth motion for Open Enrollment - Help lead in the creation of JCM Early College High - Served on the School Health Advisory Board - Led Policy Retreat to update all policies - Always an advocate for equity for all students - Leading efforts now for more Workforce Development

Vote for Janice Hampton on August 6th Early Voting July 17 - August 1