Smith County News Headlines
May 2022 Meeting of the Carthage City Council
The Carthage City Council held its monthly meeting on Thursday, May 5th, 2022, at 6:00 pm. Several items were discussed. Watch the full meeting below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrpxriMooxE
SCHS Soccer Youth Skills Camp set for June 7-9, 2022
The SCHS Soccer Youth Skills Camp for Kindergarten- 8th grade for the 2021-2022 school year, will be on June 7th, 8th, and 9th from 9:00 am.- 12:00 pm. Players will learn individual and team skills appropriate to their age and skill level.Players will learn in a fun...
Mason, Hopper re-elected in low turnout primaries
On Tuesday, Smith County voters cast ballots in the first of three elections for 2022. For the first time in county history, primaries were held for locally elected officials, with only 29.7% of registered voters going to the polls. The winners of the party primaries...
River City Ball Online Auction Saturday, May 7th will benefit American Legion Post 57
Tickets for the River City Ball event are sold out, but for the first time ever you can still participate in the silent auction. If you aren't able to attend this year’s River City Ball Event, you can still bid on the auction items and help raise even more money for...
Food for Thought: FCE Annual Rally
Our Smith County Family and Community Education (FCE) Clubs had their annual Rally on April 30th. This year’s theme was “FCE Through the Decades.” Thanks to everyone who attended and helped prepare for this event. Sixty-four members and guests came out and enjoyed the...
UT Extension News: Forage Webinar Series
If you are a livestock and forage producer and have not been joining the Upper Cumberland Extension Team on the 2nd Tuesday of each month for the Forage Webinar Series, you’re missing out! Already this year we have discussed important topics like dealing with high...
Smith County Weather Report: May 6, 2022
By Steve Norris – We expect the showers and storms to be moving out of the area by Saturday afternoon and leave us with a great rest of the weekend with sunshine and 82 degrees Sunday. By Monday and Tuesday of next week we are going to be...
Free Summer Meals for Smith County Students
The School Nutrition Department of the Smith County Board of Education will be offering free meals for students Tuesday, May 31 - Friday, June 24. Meals for all children 18 years or younger will be available for pick at Gordonsville High School, Smith County Middle...
Wilson Bank & Trust of Gordonsville announces promotions for Stacey Woodard-Barnhill and Judy Reynolds
Wilson Bank & Trust officials announced recently that Stacey Woodard-Barnhill has been promoted to office manager and Judy Reynolds has been promoted to assistant office manager at the Gordonsville office. Stacey Woodard- Barnhill carries more than 24 years of...
HG Staffing to host a Job Fair at Shiroki on May 12
HG Staffing is hosting a Job Fair at Shiroki North America in Gordonsville on Thursday, May 12, 2022 from 12pm until 4pm. They invite you to stop by to apply and to learn more about the open positions. Temp to hire positionsPay up to $17.50 per hour$100 sign-on bonus...
Ephraim Rodenbach recognized as 2021 Eagle Scouts
Rodenbach is being congratulated by long time Scouter and Boxwell Committee Advisor, Roy Alexander. Meteorologist Lelan Statom, (left) Eagle Mentor Chair for the MTC/BSA Eagle Scout Reception with Rodernbach Ephraim Alexander Rodenbach was one of 135 middle Tennessee...
Smith County continues a 40 year streak for receiving the Governors Three Star Award
Smith County Mayor, Jeff Mason; Smith County Chamber of Commerce Director, Bill Woodard; Carthage Mayor, Sarah Marie Smith; and ThreeStar Director, Jody Sliger Smith County was the 2nd County to receive the Governor's ThreeStar Award in 1982. They have continued to...
Gordonsville High School Class of 2022; Graduation set for May 20
Gordonsville, Tenn.— Smith County Board of Education will host a graduation ceremony for the Gordonsville High School Class of 2022 on Friday, May 20, 2022, at 6:00 p.m. at GHS. Below are pictures of the graduating seniors in the GHS Class of 2022. From Smith County...
Smith County High School Class of 2022; Graduation set for May 20
Carthage, Tenn.— Smith County Board of Education will host a graduation ceremony for the Smith County High School Class of 2021 on Friday, May 20, 2022, at 7:30 p.m. at Owl Stadium. Below are pictures of the graduating seniors in the SCHS Class of 2022. From Smith...
Smith County Primary Election Results – May 3, 2022
Voters had the opportunity to cast ballots in a variety of races during the county's first primary election, including circuit court and general sessions judge, public defender, county mayor, sheriff, trustee, county commissioners, and several more. Polls were open...
National Day of Prayer Celebration at Historic Courthouse
A community effort to celebrate the National Day of Prayer will be held on Thursday, May 5, 2022 at 4 p.m. at the Historic Courthouse in Downtown Carthage. The National Day of Prayer that we know today was a co-founded effort between the United States Congress and...
ReGroup Recovery celebrated Spring Open House
April 23rd was the 1st Open House for reGROUP RECOVERY in Smith County. ReGroup is a Faith-Inspired recovery initiative serving the people of Smith County and surrounding counties in Tennessee. They strivee to serve the needs of those struggling in active addiction...
Social Media and Our Youth Event May 9, 2022
The Smith County School Board of Education will host the first community outreach event called Social Media and Our Youth on Monday, May 9, 2022 6 p.m. at Smith County High School. The event will feature information parents should know regarding the dangers of social...
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