The Marshall County Board of Public Utilities at 624 West Commerce Street, Lewisburg will be closed November 28th & 29th (Thursday & Friday) for Thanksgiving Holiday. The office will reopen Monday, December 2nd at 8 am.

 

 

Three finalists in each category to be announced on Tuesday, Nov. 26

November 7, 2024

The Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Awards will be presented to the top football players in nine classifications of the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association on Tuesday, December 10, 2024, at Nissan Stadium in Nashville. The top kicker in the state will be recognized with a Mr. Football Award, regardless of classification.

Five semifinalists are announced in this release for each classification and the Kicker of the Year category. There are six classifications in Division I and three in Division II. The three finalists for each award will be unveiled by Mike Keith and Titans head coach Brian Callahan at 6:30pm CT/7:30pm ET on Tuesday, November 26. The announcement will be streamed on the Tennessee Titans website and Titans app, and the Titans social/digital channels at 7pm CT/8pm ET that night. The three finalists for each award will be the ones invited to attend the awards luncheon at Nissan Stadium, where the winner of each award will be announced.

A committee of statewide sports writers selected winners based on performance in the 2024 regular season. Academics and character were also taken into consideration. High school head coaches and members of the media nominated the finalists.

“We are very excited and appreciative about being involved with the Tennessee Titans for the 18th consecutive year,” stated Mark Reeves, Executive Director of the TSSAA. “They have helped make the recognition of these 50 student-athletes, their families, and schools possible. The sponsorship of the Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Awards and numerous contributions to high schools across the state since the team moved to Tennessee have meant a great deal to the member schools of the TSSAA.”

This is the 40th year that the Mr. Football Awards have been presented to Tennessee’s best high school football players. A Mr. Football trophy will be presented to the winners of each category. A Mr. Football plaque will be presented to the other two finalists in each category. The remaining semi-finalists will each receive a certificate.

Mike Keith, play-by-play voice of the Tennessee Titans, will emcee the awards presentation. A live videostream of the awards will be provided on the Titans website.

2024 Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Semifinalists

DIVISION I, CLASS 1A
Nate Adams, Clay County
Ja’mychal Buckner, South Pittsburg
DaYon Cooper, South Pittsburg
Bennett McDougal, Whitwell
Tate Surber, McKenzie

DIVISION I, CLASS 2A

Gray Eubanks, Huntingdon
Andrew Johnson, Fairley
Jaydon Peete, Milan
Sam Pickett, Marion County
Kason William Young, East Robertson

DIVISION I, CLASS 3A
Eli Graf, Alcoa
Radarious Jackson, Sheffield
Eli Owens, Alcoa
Graham Simpson, Westview
Skylan Smith, Covington

DIVISION I, CLASS 4A
Bronzden Chaffin, Upperman
Waylon LaRue, Anderson County
Tripp Pinion, White County
Carson Quillen, Greeneville
Tyler Thompson, Marshall County

DIVISION I, CLASS 5A
Brenden Anes, Page
Eric Hazzard, Page
Cooper Newman, Sevier County
Kelvin Perkins, Southwind
Tay Starks, Munford

DIVISION I, CLASS 6A
Kannon Burroughs, Green Hill
Samuel Iroh, Collierville
Miles Reding, Kirkwood
Donovan Starr, Ravenwood
Craig Tutt, Oakland

DIVISION II, CLASS A
Mitchell Cash Carey, DCA
Jared Curtis, Nashville Christian
Nix Fullen, Tipton-Rosemark
Jay’len Mosley, Jackson Christian
Brayden Waller, Trinity Christian

DIVISION II, CLASS AA
Hutson Chance, CPA
David Green, Boyd Buchanan
Kaedyn Marable, BGA
Noah Spencer, USJ
Terrion Thomas, Knoxville Grace

DIVISION II, CLASS AAA
Briggs Cherry, Baylor
David Gabriel Georges, Baylor
Tyreek King, Knoxville Catholic
George MacIntyre, Brentwood Academy
Ethan Utley, Ensworth

KICKER OF THE YEAR
Elliott Arnold, McCallie
London Bironas, Brentwood Academy
Philippe LaForge, Baylor
Ethan Lane, Boyd Buchanan
Dylan Stooksbury, Powell

 

The South-Central Human Resource Agency Annual Governing Board Meeting will be held on Thursday, December 5, 2024, at 11:00 a.m., at the SCHRA Central Office, 1437 Winchester Hwy., Fayetteville, TN.

The SCHRA Budget/Audit/Appropriations, Property, Personnel, 1303, and Nominating Committees will meet prior to the Governing Board Meeting at 10:00 am.

 

Here are the unofficial voting totals for Marshall County on the election held on Tuesday, November 5th, 2024.

1) President of the United States (Vote For 1).

Donald J. Trump (Rep) – 12414
Kamala D. Harris (Dem) – 3389
Jay J. Bowan (Ind) – 17
Claudia De La Cruz (Ind) – 12
Rachelle Fruit (Ind) – 1
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (Ind) – 89
Jill Stein (Ind) – 27
Write In – 39

2) United States Senate (Vote For 1);

Marsha Blackburn (Rep) – 11905
Gloria Johnson (Dem) – 3390
Tharon Chandler (Ind) – 143
Pamela Jeanine “P” Moses (Ind) – 108
Hastina Robinson (Ind) – 38
Write in – 14

3) United States House of Representatives District 5 (Vote For 1)

Andy Ogles (Rep) – 11077
Maryam Abolfazli (Dem) –2979
Yomi “Fapas” Faparusi (Ind) – 57
Jim Larkin (Ind) – 271
Bob Titley (Ind) – 170
Write in – 11

4) Tennessee Senate District 28 (Vote For 1)
Joey Hensley (Rep) – 11649
James Dallas (Dem) – 3182
Write In – 10

5) Tennessee House of Representatives District 92 (Vote For 1)
Todd Warner (Rep) – 11960
Teri Mai (Dem) – 3138
Write in – 27

6) Mayor Town of Cornersville (Vote For 1)
Theodore Cristan II (Ind) – 159
Johnathan Luna (Ind) – 403
Write in – 0

7) Alderman Town of Cornersville (Vote For 2)
Janice T. Kerber – 260
Taylor L. Pickett – 454
Write in – 12

8) Town of Chapel Hill Sales Tax Referendum
For – 333
Against – 722

11/4/24

 

(NASHVILLE, Tenn.) – Ahead of tomorrow’s Presidential election, Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett and the Division of Elections are reminding all registered voters casting ballots of two resources available to have questions answered or concerns addressed by election experts. Voters can call the Election Day Hotline at 1-877-850-4959 with questions or text “TN” to 45995 to report fraud or other election-related issues.

“Tennesseans should know their elections remain secure,” said Secretary Hargett. “These numbers provide easy and direct access to election officials, so voters can have confidence when casting a ballot and know that any potential issue is addressed.”

Voters can simply call the Election Day Hotline at 1-877-850-4959, or they can use the text service. Using a cell phone or other texting device, the text option provides Tennesseans with a secure link where concerns are directly submitted to the Secretary of State’s Division of Elections. The Division then reviews submitted information and works with county election commissions, district attorneys, and others to take appropriate action.

“We work with local county election officials to ensure all registered voters have a positive election day experience at polling locations,” said Coordinator of Elections Mark Goins.

Tennessee remains number one in election integrity for the third consecutive year; recently the state set a new in-person record of 2.13 million votes cast during the 14-day early voting period, and 76 counties exceeded in-person turnout from 2020.

Registered voters casting ballots on Election Day should remember to bring valid photo identification to the polls. A driver’s license or photo ID issued by the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security, Tennessee state government, or the federal government can be used even if they are expired. College student IDs are not acceptable.

For more information on hours and polling locations, or to view a sample ballot, download the Secretary of State’s free GoVoteTN app or visit your trusted source for election information, GoVoteTN.gov