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LovinNewsWEEKLY Founders Day The Jackson, TN Chapter of Top Ladies Of Distinction celebrated 51 years of Service with a presentation to the American Heart Association. p.4

Discovery Park of America Announces the 4th Annual Car Show Pictured is the winner of last year’s car show at Discovery Park of America in Union City. The 2017 winner’s truck is featured in the advertising and on the tee-shirt for the 2018 show. The Fourth Annual Discovery Park of America Car Show is set for June 23rd, 2018. You can enter your automobile up to noon on the day of the show, with trophies awarded at 2:00 p.m. All entries will receive a free color picture taken in front of Discovery Center. Admission to the car show is free to the general public that day, and the cost to get in Discovery Center is discounted to just $10.00 for all ages.

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The Fourth Annual Discovery Park of America Car Show will be June 23rd UNION CITY, TN- The fourth annual Discovery Park of America car show is set for Saturday, June 23rd. The Discovery Park Car Show is fast becoming one of this region’s premier car shows, with over 250 vehicles participating last year!

Grounds and car show admission is free, so bring all your family and tell all your friends!

If you want to go inside Discovery Center, admission will be just $10.00 for all ages that day.

This year’s car show is sponsored by Herman Jenkins Motors, and they will have several shiny new cars on display. In addition, there will be hundreds of gorgeous antique cars and trucks competing for top 100, Mayor’s Choice, DPA Choice and Best of Show awards.

The show starts at 10:00 a.m. and trophies will be awarded at 2:00 p.m. Food will be available at the car show. This year’s car show tee shirt features last year’s “Best of Show!” All participants will receive a free glossy photo of their car in front of Discovery Center this year.

If you have a great looking antique car or truck, it is not too late to enter! Exhibitors are welcome to pre-register online or by calling Discovery Park. Entry fee is $30.00 and will also be accepted on the day of show. Gates will open at 8:00 a.m. for exhibitors, and the entry fee includes two free admissions into Discovery Center.

Discovery Park of America is located at 830 Everett Blvd. in Union City, TN. You can find out more about the car show, and see the complete 2016 Calendar of Events, by visiting the website at www.discoveryparkofamerica.com . The park is open Tuesdays through Sundays from 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. and is a unique blend of history, science, architecture, art and fun.

Jackson, Tennessee Chases $100K Dog Park Dream June 2018 – Join us in Jackson, Tennessee as we chase the $100,000 #DogParkDash grant to create a new dog park and help Jackson to become the “Most Pet Friendly City in Tennessee!” We need your help by posting pictures of your pet with the #DogParkDash and #JacksonTN on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

The Dog Park Dash Grant is a program funded by The Randy Boyd Foundation to support our furry friends and awards $25,000 grants to communities across Tennessee. Jackson has applied and is entered for the chance at $100,000. Only one city in Tennessee will be awarded the grand prize and they must show their pet pride on social media to win.

Locally the grant plans include a small dogs area and a large dogs area with an agility course and water feature. The park will be located next to the Ballpark at 4 Fun Place, home of the Jackson Generals making it the most pet friendly ballpark in the United States.

To learn more, join the pack on Facebook at Jackson, TN Dog Park Dash.

Share your pet’s special story and why we are the most pet friendly city in Tennessee. Don’t own a dog? Donate your time at the Animal Care Center of Jackson or any of our local dog groups and post your pictures.

The grant Is a collaborative project of the City of Jackson, Jackson Generals, Visit Jackson TN and the Jackson Chamber.

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Parent Power Sessions You’re invited to our Parent Power Sessions, Thursday, June 21, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The free sessions will be held at People of Hope Church, 636 Wallace Road.From 11 a.m. - 12 p.m., our friends at Regions Bank will hold the session “Managing Your Money.” From 12 - 1 p.m., you can learn more about earning a college degree through TN Reconnect.Free snacks and materials will be available. To RSVP or if you have questions, contact Angela Searcy, Parent & Community Engagement Coordinator, at (731)5063062 or apsearcy@jmcss.org.

WESTSTAR LEADERSHIP PROGRAM CLASS OF 2018 TO GRADUATE JUNE 21 MARTIN, Tenn. – The University of Tennessee at Martin’s WestStar Leadership Program will graduate members of its 2018 class June 21 at the DoubleTree Hotel in Jackson. A reception will begin at 5:30 p.m. followed by dinner and a graduation ceremony.

The WestStar board of trustees will meet before the dinner and ceremony at The Jackson Chamber, 197 Auditorium Street, Jackson.

The program is in its 29th year and has 798 graduates to date, most of whom are from West Tennessee. The 2018 class includes 30 participants who were competitively selected to learn new leadership skills and develop strategies for assisting communities in solving problems and maximizing potential.

The public is welcome to purchase tickets to attend the graduation reception, dinner and ceremony. Tickets are $20 per person or $35 per couple and can be purchased from the WestStar office.

For more information about this event or the WestStar Leadership Program, contact Virginia Grimes, program coordinator, at 731-881-7298.

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FATHERLESS DAUGHTERS NETWORK HELPING BLACK WOMEN AND OTHERS WORLDWIDE TO FIND HOPE, HELP, AND HEALING Nationwide (BlackNews.com) — The Fatherless Daughters Network is celebrating dads everywhere, especially since Father’s Day is during the month of June.

On this occasion every year, children look for the perfect card and gift to give to that special man they call “father.”

But there is another group of children who do not celebrate this day. Not because they don’t want to, but because they have not had a reason to. These are the millions of fatherless daughter women who are without their fathers.

Everyone has a biological father, but when the term “fatherless” is used, it means that the father figure is just not present in the daughter’s life.

He could be unavailable, unattached or absent due to separation, divorce, abandonment or even death. Perhaps he lacked the skills needed to bond with his daughter. Or just maybe he was not allowed to be there for his daughter by her mom or some other person. In some instances, the dad was physically present but was not emotionally attentive and caring towards his daughter.

Whatever the reason, there are countless women out there who are feeling the negative effects of fatherlessness in their current lives.

Studies have shown that females who had an unstable father figure are more Angela Patterson, founder of the Fatherless Daughters Network, liable to have unplanned pregnancy, low-self esteem, high school and college and her new book drop-out, poverty, divorce and sexually promiscuous behavior.

Many women are living out the patterns of fatherlessness and don’t even recognize it. Because it’s a hidden, muted, unrecognizable pain that tends to show up in their relationships with love and money.

In her work, Angela Patterson, founder of The Fatherless Daughters Network and author of I’m Not That Woman, found that many fatherless daughter women struggle in their relationship with love and their relationship with money. She comments, “Because how we do love is how we do money. The same emotional triggers that impact our relationship with love also impact our relationship with money. Love and money are both tied to our self value and self worth which can be a challenge for a woman who had a flawed father-daughter relationship.”

She adds, “Females receive their identity from their paternal relationships and if that relationship is hindered or flawed in any way, the negative consequences in her life can be many. But I believe we can change this tragic story through the power of love, acceptance and forgiveness.”

As founder of The Fatherless Daughters Network, a platform dedicated to elevating the awareness that fatherlessness has on a female’s life and providing resources to help decrease its long term impact, she is committed to the task of helping women heal and rewrite a new narrative for their lives.

With her global community of Certified Fatherless Daughter Advocates we are dedicated to helping women and girls to redefine who they are beyond their fatherlessness, reclaim their value and worth by actualizing the power of self love to unleash their greatest potential to shine.

Their goal and aim is never to criticize or ridicule fathers because they recognize they have their own stories. “If we spend our time blaming,” Angela says. “We create a new problem trying to solve the main problem.”

For interviews, to book Angela to facilitate a workshop, host a film screening or obtain the upcoming book, I’m Not That Woman, contact Angela at www.fatherlessdaughters.net or info@fatherlessdaughters.net About Angela Carr PattersonAngela Carr Patterson is speaker, author, TV/Radio host, film producer, Global Life/Success Strategist, founder of The Fatherless Daughters Network and executive producer of The Making of a Fatherless Daughter Documentary film. To learn more about Angela, log onto www.angelacarrpatterson.com

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The Jackson TN Chapter of Top ladies of Distinction Inc celebrated 51 years of service by honoring “Men as Mentors” . Eleven men in our community who give of their time behind the scene to the youth in our community.

Top row (left to right) Damon Fuller, Gustave “Rocky Miller, Tony Brown, David Boyle, Jarvis Bell, Flomont Anthony Bottom row (left to right) James Stewart, Eddie Wilson, Eugene Clark, Lady Margaret Rogers, Lady Mabel Teamer(President), Lady Theresa Wilson, Lady Joyce Peoples, Willie Moore, and Obie Beard

Founders Day Celebration On Saturday, June 9th, 2018 The Jackson TN Chapter celebrated 51 years of service. Chartered on May 13, 1967. We gave special recognition to three of our ladies who were part of the original chartered group(Pictured Below Left).

Also as part of our program and in honor of Father’s Day, we decided pay tribute to 11 men in our community who are devoted to helping the youth of our community. We also made a presentation to the American Heart Association.

Lady Clara Hewitt, Lady Mary Cunningham, and Lady Murinell Huntspon

Teen Charles Adams, III, Teen President

Lady Joyce People, Founders Day Chairperson

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Spring Semester Honor Roll Announced Jackson, Tenn – The Office of Admissions and Records at Jackson State Community College released the honor roll for the Spring 2018 semester. On the honor roll, there were 299 full-time students who achieved a quality point average over 3.00. There were 362 students who made the dean’s list by achieving a quality point average of 3.50 or better.

Honor Roll is reserved for students who are enrolled for twelve (12) or more hours of college-level work (Learning Support excluded) and who complete a semester’s work with a quality point average between 3.00 and 3.49.

Dean’s List is reserved for students who are enrolled for twelve (12) or more hours of college-level work and who complete a semester’s work with a quality point average between 3.50 and 4.00.

JACKSON STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE DEAN’S LIST SPRING 2018____ BENTON Avery Michelle Hicks Camden TN-Benton Tanner David Johnson Holladay TN-Benton Deanna Marie Perry Big Sandy TN-Benton CARROLL Katie Elizabeth Bennett Huntingdon TN-Carroll Summer Renea Brown Atwood TN-Carroll William Douglas Byrd Lavinia TN-Carroll Kimberly Ryan Canoy Cedar Grove TN-Carroll Meagan Renee DeLaney Cedar Grove TN-Carroll Samantha Leigh Ferguson Cedar Grove TN-Carroll Gabrielle Danielle Forguson Bruceton TN-Carroll Jacob Dylan Fullington Cedar Grove TN-Carroll Hunter Lynn Harris Mc Kenzie TN-Carroll Carl William Joyner Buena Vista TN-Carroll Abigail J Joyner Mc Kenzie TN-Carroll Natalie O’Brien McCaleb Mc Kenzie TN-Carroll Jackie F McClain Huntingdon TN-Carroll William Ivory Penn Mc Kenzie TN-Carroll Emma Claire Poole Trezevant TN-Carroll Channa Larame Ragsdale Hollow Rock TN-Carroll Kelsey Layne Runions Hollow Rock TN-Carroll Tori Layne Townsend Huntingdon TN-Carroll Trisha DeAnn Ward Lavinia TN-Carroll Danielle Leigh Williams Huntingdon TN-Carroll Virginia Jade Wood Atwood TN-Carroll Christopher Wesley Wood Cedar Grove TN-Carroll Blake William Wright Cedar Grove TN-Carroll CHESTER Andrea Brooke Bailey Reagan TN-Chester James Howard Barber Henderson TN-Chester Austin Taylor Branham

Luray TN-Chester Trae Daniel Brewer Henderson TN-Chester Katherine Leanne Cagle Henderson TN-Chester Loleta Dorilean Carothers Henderson TN-Chester Christopher Edward Cox Henderson TN-Chester Madison Brooke Duff Henderson TN-Chester McKinley Brooke Farley Henderson TN-Chester Ashley Michelle Faulkner Henderson TN-Chester Ashley Dianne Frye Henderson TN-Chester Megan Elizabeth Gordon Milledgeville TN-Chester Alesa Ann Griffy Henderson TN-Chester Britney Hanna Holder Beech Bluff TN-Chester Griffin Malone Howell Henderson TN-Chester William Peyton Lynch Henderson TN-Chester Ethan Fredrick Ken Matthews Henderson TNChester Austin Edward Moore Henderson TN-Chester Jaylan Dewayne Northern Henderson TN-Chester CHESTER (continued) Angel Marie Reeves Henderson TN-Chester Michael Sinclair Segerson Henderson TN-Chester Matthew Donald Smith Henderson TN-Chester Jessica Ellen Talbott Henderson TN-Chester Zackary Jordon Taylor Finger TN-Chester Tyler Diane Thomas Beech Bluff TN-Chester Calista Jade Trump Finger TN-Chester Ashton Brooke Webb Henderson TN-Chester Cathryn Lynne Williams Luray TN-Chester CROCKETT Emily May Austin Maury City TN-Crockett Haley Brooke Ball Alamo TN-Crockett Wes Edwards Barnhill Alamo TN-Crockett James Cole Blankenship Crockett Mills TN-Crockett Micah Climer Bells TNCrockett Jessica Kay Craig Bells TNCrockett Cameron Douglas Fry

Alamo TN-Crockett Kelsey Ann Gadberry Gadsden TN-Crockett Emily Elizabeth Gaines Bells TN-Crockett Darla Marie Gauldin Maury City TN-Crockett Michelle Lynn Jones Humboldt TN-Crockett Kylie Danyelle King Halls TN-Crockett Charles Derick Lee Bells TNCrockett Anthony Chance Lovelace Bells TN-Crockett Haley Elizabeth Mosier Bells TN-Crockett Cadie Lee Perry Alamo TNCrockett Whitney M Revelle Alamo TN-Crockett Jorge Alberto Rios Bells TNCrockett Claudia Paige Robertson Alamo TN-Crockett Hannah K Schulz Bells TNCrockett Michael Zachariah Sellers Alamo TN-Crockett DECATUR Electra Rose Burkett Parsons TN-Decatur Brooke Ann Clenney Parsons TN-Decatur Devin Dale Crittendon Darden TN-Decatur Jessica Dawn Garrett Parsons TN-Decatur Heather Dawn Kennedy Decaturville TN-Decatur Cecil Lane Lyles Scotts Hill TN-Decatur Robert Sloan Maxwell Parsons TN-Decatur Kristin Nicole White Parsons TN-Decatur Shelby Lynn Yarbro Parsons TN-Decatur DICKSON Leslie Ann Darrow Dickson TN-Dickson DYER Sydney Grace Douglas Newbern TN-Dyer Anna-Claire Garrett Dyersburg TN-Dyer E’Maunii Lynise Henderson Newbern TN-Dyer Hannah Diane Jones Dyersburg TN-Dyer Sarah Paulette Lengfield Newbern TN-Dyer FAYETTE Jennifer A Bishop Whiteville TN-Fayette FRANKLIN Marissa Anne Turrentine

Winchester TN-Franklin GIBSON Hannah Elizabeth Acuff Milan TN-Gibson Peyton Charles Adams Humboldt TN-Gibson Seth Everett Brown Humboldt TN-Gibson Mackenna Riley Butler Trenton TN-Gibson Paxton Macray Carr Bradford TN-Gibson Jesse Frank Childress Bradford TN-Gibson Kendall Nicole Cox Medina TN-Gibson Sara Elizabeth Cox Medina TN-Gibson Isabella Paige Darby Milan TN-Gibson Madison Paige Ellis Rutherford TN-Gibson Andrew Alfred Fitz Milan TN-Gibson Karen Michelle Gantt Milan TN-Gibson Kristen Nicole Gray Milan TN-Gibson Bethany LeeAnn Gregory Milan TN-Gibson Secily Scott Harris Medina TN-Gibson Malory Susanne Heidelberg Milan TN-Gibson Madeline Hope Hopper Milan TN-Gibson Nolan Kane Johnson Bradford TN-Gibson Kori Sierra Jones Milan TNGibson JuliaAnne Frances Lansdale Humboldt TN-Gibson Jonathan Light Milan TNGibson Hayden Scott Martin Milan TN-Gibson Brianna Miller Dyer TNGibson Macy Leeann Muirhead Kenton TN-Gibson Kristen Howard Oliver Kenton TN-Gibson Mahala Brooke Perry Humboldt TN-Gibson Peyton Oliver Phillips Milan TN-Gibson Alexander Popp Humboldt TN-Gibson Jonathan Chase Prescott Milan TN-Gibson Brittan Reed Medina TNGibson Emma Brooke Rice Humboldt TN-Gibson Tasha N Romero Milan TNGibson Sydney Faith Sanders Milan

TN-Gibson Sarah Grace Scott Medina TN-Gibson Kailey Nicole Shupert Milan TN-Gibson Kelli L Smith Milan TNGibson Amber Dawn Speer Medina TN-Gibson Tamia Spinks Milan TNGibson Katherine Michelle Stephens Medina TN-Gibson Kyle Martin Trompower Medina TN-Gibson Deonte Tyshawn Watson Rutherford TN-Gibson Suzanne A White Medina TN-Gibson Colin David White Trenton TN-Gibson Robert Houston Whitley Rutherford TN-Gibson HARDEMAN Ashley Kaylynn Atkins Grand Junction TNHardeman Nathaniel Hunter Brown Bolivar TN-Hardeman Cody J Cranford Bolivar TNHardeman Gabriel Beckett Dellinger Whiteville TN-Hardeman Anna Marie Foster Middleton TN-Hardeman Autumn Twinraven French Bolivar TN-Hardeman Charles Matthew Howell Middleton TN-Hardeman Katelyn M Jackson Middleton TN-Hardeman David Vue Lor Middleton TN-Hardeman Macy Brianna Lowery Hornsby TN-Hardeman Megan Lindsey McDaniel Toone TN-Hardeman Hannah Grace Scott Middleton TN-Hardeman Leah Ashelyn Scott Middleton TN-Hardeman Jessie Nema Willis Middleton TN-Hardeman HARDIN Teara Genea Bearden Adamsville TN-Hardin Amber Nicole Bowling Savannah TN-Hardin Haley Rena Brewer Savannah TN-Hardin Justin Brown Savannah TNHardin Olivia Grace Conaway Morris Chapel TN-Hardin Ryleigh Love DeForge Adamsville TN-Hardin Kayla Rae Elam Savannah

TN-Hardin William Braxton Garrard Savannah TN-Hardin Angelique Mary-Evelyn Gressak Adamsville TNHardin Anna Catherine Hopper Savannah TN-Hardin Melissa Ann Jackson Counce TN-Hardin Jacob Brant McLin Olivehill TN-Hardin Samantha Dawn Oaks Adamsville TN-Hardin Sasia Sewilta Patterson Savannah TN-Hardin Tanner Steele Pyron Crump TN-Hardin Mickay Vaschelle Qualls Counce TN-Hardin John Andrew Robinson Savannah TN-Hardin Jodie Lee Smith Saltillo TNHardin Ashley Caitlin Smith Savannah TN-Hardin Kaila Grace Smith Savannah TN-Hardin Jessica Lee Ann Stricklin Savannah TN-Hardin Addison Michelle Vickery Savannah TN-Hardin HARDIN (continued) Ronita D Walker Counce TN-Hardin Joseph Weston Williams Savannah TN-Hardin HAYWOOD Henry Stanley Clement Brownsville TN-Haywood Steven Allan Davis Brownsville TN-Haywood Parshay Shanice Estes Brownsville TN-Haywood Colton Blake Lilly Brownsville TN-Haywood LaShaun Re’Shae Oldham Brownsville TN-Haywood Allison Hope Pilant Stanton TN-Haywood Emily H Wright Brownsville TN-Haywood HENDERSON Emily G Burt Lexington TNHenderson Charles Michael Carrington Lexington TN-Henderson Nathaniel Keith Casey Huron TN-Henderson Tabitha A Clenny Lexington TN-Henderson Lauren Cole Lexington TNHenderson Bret M French Beech Bluff TN-Henderson

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JACKSON STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE DEAN’S LIST SPRING 2018 cont. from p. 5

Henderson Jonathan Keith Goodman Decaturville TN-Henderson Melissa Allean Gray Lexington TN-Henderson Kaci L Greenway Reagan TN-Henderson Haven Gabrielle Hart Lexington TN-Henderson Kelsey Leigh Hatchett Lexington TN-Henderson Bethany G Hayes Lexington TN-Henderson Skyler Delaney Kirkland Yuma TN-Henderson Lindsey Ann Miller Lexington TN-Henderson Riley Grace Mooney Lexington TN-Henderson Dylan Frank Powers Lexington TN-Henderson Ruth Michelle Powers Lexington TN-Henderson Allyson C Reeves Lexington TN-Henderson Alyssa L Reeves Lexington TN-Henderson Bethany Dawn Rhodes Beech Bluff TNHenderson Vanessa Nicole Rodriguez Lexington TN-Henderson Christopher Lee Sanderson Reagan TNHenderson Kendall Morgan Smith Lexington TN-Henderson Isaac Drake Thompson Reagan TN-Henderson Amanda L Wood Huron TN-Henderson HENRY Sarah A Backer Paris TN-Henry Amanda Blazek Buchanan TN-Henry Emily Maria Goetz Paris TN-Henry Courtland Nicole Hester Paris TN-Henry Abbie Hope Murphy Buchanan TN-Henry Allie Joy Murphy Buchanan TN-Henry David Ian Sarnik Paris TN-Henry Joshua David Stepp Springville TN-Henry

Angela Grace Vaughn Paris TN-Henry KNOX William Landen Beyer Knoxville TN-Knox LAUDERDALE Jonathan Burr Shands Ripley TN-Lauderdale MADISON Rami Amer Al-Jafari Jackson TN-Madison Eleanor Arrey Arreyettah Jackson TNMadison Roger Lee Baker Oakfield TN-Madison Zoe Penn Bass Jackson TN-Madison Kristin S Beard Jackson TN-Madison Molli Mariah Bishop Jackson TN-Madison Zackary Hunter Bishop Jackson TN-Madison Dena Elizabeth Blake Jackson TN-Madison Michael David Brown Jackson TN-Madison Olivia Marie Browning Jackson TN-Madison William Frederick Bundy Jackson TN-Madison Jauwon Rashad Cain Jackson TN-Madison Michael Aaron Campbell Beech Bluff TN-Madison David Alexander Champion Jackson TNMadison Natalie Marie Coffman Jackson TN-Madison Nathan Michael Coffman Jackson TNMadison Kaley Madison Coleman Jackson TN-Madison Kady Beth Cook Jackson TN-Madison Christian Taylor Cotner Jackson TN-Madison Melissa Anne Craigie Jackson TN-Madison Sarah Mae Craigie Jackson TN-Madison Alexius Dazur Curry Jackson TN-Madison Caleb Evan Dennison Jackson TN-Madison Rebecca Irene Dixon Jackson TN-Madison Alyssa Leigh Faulkner Jackson TN-Madison Lance Daniel Ferguson Jackson TN-Madison Seaton Taylor Ferrell Jackson TN-Madison Caitlin Eileen Finn

LovinNewsWEEKLY Pinson TN-Madison Nguyen Bao Nguyen Audrey Kathlyn Fisher Jackson TN-Madison Jackson TN-Madison Whitney Olhausen Marshall Forthman Beech Bluff TN-Madison Jackson TN-Madison Rebekah June Denisha Debrielle Fouse Pennington Jackson TNJackson TN-Madison Madison Catie Elizabeth Fuqua Cade Dalton Petty Jackson TN-Madison Jackson TN-Madison Cameron Jade Goodman Joshua Matthew Pierson Jackson TN-Madison Medina TN-Madison Jeremy Robert Gordon Jessica M Ponce Jackson Jackson TN-Madison TN-Madison Eric Michael Gunn Amy Nicole Prince Jackson TN-Madison Jackson TN-Madison Alex James Haggard Anna Marie Pusser Jackson TN-Madison Jackson TN-Madison Katelynn Elizabeth Hall Riley Trace Ragan Jackson TN-Madison Jackson TN-Madison Jenna Lauren Henley Paige Marie Ramage Jackson TN-Madison Jackson TN-Madison Tearlynn Cardone Wendy Sue Rooker Hollingshead Jackson Jackson TN-Madison TN-Madison Cody Allen Rosand Eilis Alexa Hurtado Jackson TN-Madison Jackson TN-Madison Mohammad Amjad Bethany D James Salem Jackson TNJackson TN-Madison Madison Christopher Bradley Jason Ian Santana Johnson Jackson TNJackson TN-Madison Madison Dylan Trae Snider Laura Ashley Jones Jackson TN-Madison Beech Bluff TN-Madison Michael Benjamin Steets Ladonna Martha Jones Jackson TN-Madison Jackson TN-Madison Tyler Grace Stewart Marquita Shunta Jones Jackson TN-Madison Jackson TN-Madison Zachary David Stoops Hailey Renee Jones Jackson TN-Madison Pinson TN-Madison Kimberly Nichole Hannah Jo Kash Jackson Sullivan Jackson TNTN-Madison Madison Meagan Hope Kitchen Destiny Alexes Taylor Jackson TN-Madison Jackson TN-Madison Caitlyn Elayne Larimore Colten Harris Taylor Medina TN-Madison Medon TN-Madison Dillion Robert Larimore Hayden L Towater Medina TN-Madison Jackson TN-Madison Bishop Jones Lewis Savannah Kohnley Wade Jackson TN-Madison Medon TN-Madison Philippe Lumpkin Kenneth Connor Weaks Jackson TN-Madison Jackson TN-Madison Sybil Rose Mandle Kaylyn Alyra Weddle Jackson TN-Madison Denmark TN-Madison Jerry Wayne Marshall Jacob Dylan Weidner Jackson TN-Madison Jackson TN-Madison Alexis Nicole Martin Chasity Michelle White Oakfield TN-Madison Jackson TN-Madison Sarah Renee McBride Elizabeth Renee Williams Jackson TN-Madison Jackson TN-Madison Jarrett Leon McFarlin Elizabeth Victoria-Nicole Jackson TN-Madison Williams Jackson TNJonathan Milam Jackson Madison TN-Madison Alexandria Renee Brooklyn Victoria Morris Wimberly Jackson TNJackson TN-Madison Madison Brandon Richard Munoz Ermaya Imani Wise Jackson TN-Madison

Thursday, June 14, 2018 Jackson TN-Madison Selmer TN-McNairy Brandon Dean Wooley Megan Alece Stevens Jackson TN-Madison Bethel Springs TNAlexander Ryan McNairy Wortham Jackson TNThomas Barrett Stevens Madison Ramer TN-McNairy McNAIRY Breanna Elaine Taylor Lilliana Sabrina Bethel Springs TNArredondo Bethel McNairy Springs TN-McNairy Leann Nicole Wilson Joanna Elizabeth Barlow Bethel Springs TNAdamsville TN-McNairy McNairy Jonathan Ray Bauer MONTGOMERY Bethel Springs TNMichael John Conn McNairy Clarksville TNHailey Brooke Bennett Montgomery Michie TN-McNairy OBION Kenly Rae Blakney Sabrina Nicole Lyell Adamsville TN-McNairy Union City TN-Obion Delana Christin Boyd Macy McCall McClure Selmer TN-McNairy Union City TN-Obion Amy Michelle Britt Shannon Faye Williams Selmer TN-McNairy Rives TN-Obion Carrie Elizabeth Clausel PUTNAM Ramer TN-McNairy Cristian Layne Earnheart Benjamin Lee Cox Bethel Cookeville TN-Putnam Springs TN-McNairy RUTHERFORD Chandler Allen Davila Dale Ervin Wright Adamsville TN-McNairy Murfreesboro TNShelbi Elise Doucette Rutherford Selmer TN-McNairy SHELBY Chelsi Noel Fasking Change Hamilton Adamsville TN-McNairy Hayyim Memphis TNStephen B Frost Ramer Shelby TN-McNairy Anthony L Padgett Christina Kaitlyn Gray Cordova TN-Shelby Selmer TN-McNairy STEWART Julianna Kensley Gray Bryan Andrade Dover Selmer TN-McNairy TN-Stewart Jared Peyton Harvill Kylan Elizabeth Crain Michie TN-McNairy Dover TN-Stewart John Hunter Hill TIPTON Adamsville TN-McNairy Theresa Donyelle Allison Amelia Jean Lamberth Atoka TN-Tipton Selmer TN-McNairy WAYNE Matthew C Lineberry Jerrica Katline Hicks Adamsville TN-McNairy Collinwood TN-Wayne Warren Austin Lowrance Victoria E Lambert Lutts Bethel Springs TNTN-Wayne McNairy Hannah Kate Love Vivian Leah Martin Clifton TN-Wayne Selmer TN-McNairy WEAKLEY Landon Troy McAfee Koby Stone Ashmore Guys TN-McNairy Martin TN-Weakley Anna Brooke McCaig Brennen Zachary Cobb Bethel Springs TNGreenfield TN-Weakley McNairy Heather Lauren Finch Wendy A Mountjoy Gleason TN-Weakley Selmer TN-McNairy Megan Anne Murphy Macie Morgan Price Martin TN-Weakley Adamsville TN-McNairy Jasmine Alexus Williams Logan Blake Roberts Dresden TN-Weakley Selmer TN-McNairy Haley Lizabeth Sellers View JSCC Honor Roll Selmer TN-McNairy List online at Kristen Nicole Shea www.CSEnewsNow.com

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FIRST TENNESSEE INVESTS $5 MILLION IN SMALL BUSINESS LENDING Loan program to assist minority and women-owned businesses MEMPHIS, Tenn. – First Tennessee Bank is investing $5 million to help launch the Memphis Small Business Opportunity Loan Fund, a $17.5 million lending program aimed at improving access to capital for minority- and women-owned businesses.

The fund is a collaboration between nonprofit entrepreneurship hub Epicenter, Pathway Lending – a regional nonprofit community development finance institution (CDFI) – and other Memphis financial institutions. First Tennessee is part of the Memphis-based First Horizon National Corp. (NYSE:FHN) family of companies.

“We are proud to support small business owners, who are the backbone of our economy,” said Bo Allen, First Tennessee’s West Tennessee president. “One way we’re doing that is by improving access to capital for women and minority business owners in Memphis. We believe that when our small businesses thrive, our communities prosper and grow.”

The fund, administered by Pathway Lending, will be available to small business owners in the Memphis region who may not qualify for traditional bank business loans. Loans may range from $5,000 to $1,000,000 to support growth opportunities, and clients will have access to technical assistance from business advisors.

“Epicenter is focused on adding and scaling resources for entrepreneurs in our community, especially as it relates to capital, and making it easier for local entrepreneurs to fund their businesses,” said Leslie Lynn Smith, Epicenter president and CEO. “This fund is a flexible and affordable way to support entrepreneurs and business owners – particularly in communities of color – with capital at a critical time in their growth.”

The fund aligns with First Tennessee’s recently announced $3.95 billion community benefit plan to increase access to financial resources within low- to moderate-income (LMI) communities. As part of the plan, First Tennessee is formalizing referral relationships to CDFIs for businesses denied a loan by the bank or not yet ready for traditional bank financing.

“While we have an existing portfolio of clients in Memphis, we see tremendous opportunity in this new partnership with Epicenter to reach more entrepreneurs in this region, and provide a stronger set of tools to help unlock their growth potential,” said Travis Hughes, VP of Lending and Clients Relations in West Tennessee. “We’re dedicated to growing the economy and building wealth in underserved communities, and we’re thrilled to bring that dedication to Memphis.”

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Thursday, June 14, 2018

UT MARTIN CHANCELLOR AMONG WEST TENNESSEE LEADERS SELECTED FOR LEADERSHIP TENNESSEE CLASS MARTIN, Tenn. — University of Tennessee at Martin Chancellor Keith Carver is one of 45 Tennessee leaders chosen from rural and urban communities across Tennessee to participate in the sixth Leadership Tennessee class.

Class members will spend the next year engaging in collaborative, non-partisan dialogue on issues of statewide importance. The 45 new class members represent each geographic region of the state and come from health care, education, economic development, government, tourism and agriculture. Leadership Tennessee is an initiative of the Lipscomb University College of Leadership and Public Service in Nashville.

Other class members from West Tennessee outside of Memphis include Jake Bynum, Weakley County mayor; Commissioner Jai Templeton, Tennessee Department of Agriculture; Dr. Logan Hampton, president, Lane College; Justice Roger Page, Tennessee Supreme Court; Dr. Lisa Piercey, executive vice president, West Tennessee Healthcare; and Lindsay Frilling, certified economic developer and CEO, Obion County Joint Economic Development Council. Carver, Templeton, Bynum, Piercy and Frilling are all graduates of the UT Martin WestStar Leadership Program, which is in its 29th year of leadership development in West Tennessee and has graduated 798 class members since the program began.

“It’s an honor to be selected to the 2018-19 class of Leadership Tennessee,” Carver said. “I look forward to working with community, industry, governmental and educational leaders from all across the state. I’m excited to represent rural West Tennessee and UT Martin in this statewide initiative.”

“With the selection of Leadership Tennessee Class VI, we’re excited to welcome another group of outstanding Tennesseans to the network of leaders who are committed to finding solutions to some of the state’s most pressing issues,” said Cathy Cate, Leadership Tennessee executive director. “Chancellor Carver’s perspective as a postsecondary leader and a member of a rural, West Tennessee community will enhance the voices of this representative group of Tennesseans. We look forward to learning more about UT Martin’s role in the postsecondary landscape, the importance of the region in the state’s success and learning from Chancellor Carver’s Keith Carver experiences.”

Newly selected Leadership Tennessee class members are: •Adamsville: Commissioner Jai Templeton, Tennessee Department of Agriculture.

•Brentwood: Valerie Hayes, managing director, Deloitte.

•Bristol: Jerry Caldwell, executive vice president and general manager, Bristol Motor Speedway; State Sen. Jon Lundberg (R-Bristol), representing District 4.

•Columbia: Jeff Aiken, president, Tennessee Farm Bureau.

•Chattanooga: Jared T. Bigham, executive director, Chattanooga 2.0; Stacy Goodwin Lightfoot, vice president of college and career success, Public Education Foundation; Hodgen Mainda, vice president of community development, Electric Power Board, Chattanooga; David Steel, director of civic engagement and assistant professor of practice, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga; Dakasha Winton, senior vice president and chief government relations officer, BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee.

•Clarksville: Charlie Koon, vice president of corporate and military business development, F&M Bank.

•Dresden: Jake Bynum, Weakley County mayor.

•Franklin: Brig. Gen. Kurt Winstead, director of joint staff, Tennessee National Guard.

•Jackson: Dr. Logan Hampton, president, Lane College; Justice Roger Page, Tennessee Supreme Court; Dr. Lisa Piercey, executive vice president, West Tennessee Healthcare.

•Johnson City: Alan Levine, chairman and CEO, Ballard Health.

•Kingsport: John Clark, mayor, city of Kingsport; Dr. Jeff McCord, vice president, economic and workforce development, Northeast State Community College; Aundrea Wilcox, executive director, Kingsport Office of Small Business Development and Entrepreneurship, Kingsport Area Chamber of Commerce.

•Knoxville: Daryl Arnold, senior pastor, Overcoming Believers Church; Robyn Jarvis Askew, shareholder/attorney, Lewis, Thomason, King, Krieg & Waldrop, P.C.; Cynthia Gibson, former chief legal and business affairs officer, Scripps Networks Interactive; Dr. Victoria Neiderhauser, dean and professor, the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, College of Nursing.

•Martin: Dr. Keith Carver, chancellor, the University of Tennessee at Martin.

•Maryville: Bryan Daniels, president and CEO, Blount Partnership.

•Memphis: Rob Clark, chief government affairs officer, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital; Tosha Downey, advocacy director, Memphis Education Fund; Mike Dunavant, U.S. attorney for the Western District of Tennessee, U.S. Department of Justice; Mitch Graves, president and CEO, HealthChoice, LLC; Leslie Lynn Smith, president and CEO, EpiCenter Memphis; Tish Towns, senior vice president and chief administrative officer, Regional One Health.

•Murfreesboro: Dan Caldwell, senior manager, training, U.S. Manufacturing, Nissan Group of North America; Beth Duffield, senior vice president of education and workforce development, Rutherford County Chamber of Commerce.

•Nashville: Shanna Singh Hughey, president, Think Tennessee; Paige Kisber, president and CEO, Hospital Alliance of Tennessee; Amy New, assistant commissioner, community and rural development, Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development; Toks Omishakin, deputy commissioner and chief of environment and planning, Tennessee Department of Transportation; Ann Jarvis Pruitt, executive director, Tennessee Alliance for Legal Services; Emily Reynolds, vice chair, Tennessee Board of Regents; Gabe Roberts, deputy director and chief operating officer, TennCare; Tara Scarlett, president and CEO, Scarlett Family Foundation; Todd Skelton, deputy counsel to Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam; Deborah Taylor Tate, director, Administrative Office of the Courts, Tennessee Supreme Court.

•Union City: Lindsay Frilling, certified economic developer and CEO, Obion County Joint Economic Development Council.

Entering its sixth year, Leadership Tennessee selects a new class of leaders annually to visit different regions and communities of Tennessee, learning best practices and analyzing important issues faced by Tennesseans. To date, Leadership Tennessee has built a network of 175 leaders across the state.

“Leadership Tennessee helps you build relationships across multiple industries and sectors, public and private, but more importantly it builds opportunities for partnerships,” said Maya Bugg, recent Class V graduate and CEO, Tennessee Charter School Center.

In conjunction with its fifth-year celebration, Leadership Tennessee brought Pulitzer Prize-winning author Thomas Friedman to tour the state and hosted its first gubernatorial forum in May at Lipscomb University. The program also launched its Volunteer State of Mind initiative to spotlight Tennesseans’ propensity to selflessly serve and volunteer.

Earlier this year, Leadership Tennessee cohosted panels focused on the relationship of health, economic development and education in building healthier communities, and the program held a summit on childhood poverty in April in Northeast Tennessee.