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DHS student taken into custody following recovery of loaded weapon on campus (3/20/23)On Monday, March 20, Dyersburg High School officials recovered a loaded weapon on campus from a student. According to Dyersburg Director of Schools Kim Worley, no individuals were harmed, and the student was taken into custody and escorted off campus by law enforcement without incident. "We are thankful for the efforts of our students, staff, and SRO that continue keeping our school safe," said Worley. "Our students and staff continue using our P3 app for tips to keep safety a priority."
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Dyersburg woman indicted for the death of her 9-month-old child (3/21/23)On October 9, 2022, Dyersburg police responded to Fair Street, Dyersburg, in reference to an unresponsive infant in a bathtub. The infant was transported by ambulance to West Tennessee Healthcare, Dyersburg, where the infant was pronounced dead.
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EMS cites rising costs as catalyst for contract renegotiation; county to bid out contract (3/16/23)In a memo dated March 1 and addressed to Dyer County Mayor David Quick from EMS Systems Vice President Tim Adam, West Tennessee Healthcare officially put Dyer County on notice with intentions to pull EMS services “given the increases in the cost to provide services with no commensurate increase in reimbursement, we are now operating at an unsustainable loss.”
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Dyersburg-based music artist giving back to hometown (3/20/23)Founder and President of Club Master Records Patrick Lee Bumpus, of Dyersburg, was first interested in music at a young age. Born in March of 1990, Bumpus spent his childhood with other children his age writing music over artists’ instrumentals on gaming consoles.
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U.S. Marshals aiding in search for Bell, man accused of kidnapping female victim for 2 months (3/15/23)
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Plenty of new faces in lineup for Lady Choctaws (3/17/23)The Dyer County softball team has the second-longest current streak of state tournament appearances by teams currently in TSSAA's Class AAA as they enter the 2023 season having made every state tournament held since 2017...
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You never know what you'll see on Lake Rd. these days (3/16/23)Local resident Austin Allen is seen surfing the skies via paramotor above Dyersburg Mall.
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Trojans to get leadership from lone senior, host of juniors (3/17/23)Following a season where the Trojans finished as the District 13AAA runner-up before falling to eventual state runner-up Covington in the opening round of the Region 7AAA Tournament, Dyersburg is back to work again as the black and gold look to move further on in the postseason with eyes of their first state tournament appearance in 10 years...
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Healing Horses to hold second Fun Day Camp (3/15/23)Last spring, eight special needs kids had a unique opportunity to participate in the first-ever Fun Day Camp sponsored by Healing Horses. The goal of the camp was to give children some one-on-one time with local physical therapists, have some horse therapy time, practice special horse skills, and most of all just have fun!...
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DCHS STEM projects benefitting school, community (3/17/23)Students of Dyer County High School who have completed three to four years of Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), and are proficient in working with machinery and engineering design processes, get to seek out their projects, called Cap Stone Projects. Typically, the high school encourages projects that benefit the area schools or the community...
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EMS cites rising costs as catalyst for contract renegotiation; county to bid out contract (3/16/23)3In a memo dated March 1 and addressed to Dyer County Mayor David Quick from EMS Systems Vice President Tim Adam, West Tennessee Healthcare officially put Dyer County on notice with intentions to pull EMS services “given the increases in the cost to provide services with no commensurate increase in reimbursement, we are now operating at an unsustainable loss.”
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Grant to fund local walk-in center for mental health (3/15/23)1NASHVILLE, Tenn.—The Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (TDMHSAS) is excited to announce the creation of four new Crisis Stabilization Units (CSUs) and Crisis Walk-In Centers. When the additional locations enter service later this year and early next year, the state’s already robust crisis services capacity will be expanded to a total of 12 centers...
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DHS student taken into custody following recovery of loaded weapon on campus (3/20/23)1On Monday, March 20, Dyersburg High School officials recovered a loaded weapon on campus from a student. According to Dyersburg Director of Schools Kim Worley, no individuals were harmed, and the student was taken into custody and escorted off campus by law enforcement without incident. "We are thankful for the efforts of our students, staff, and SRO that continue keeping our school safe," said Worley. "Our students and staff continue using our P3 app for tips to keep safety a priority."
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Misfit Militia Coffee: Grinding to engage the community (3/22/23)1With local coffee shops serving as fixtures in their communities, Misfit Militia Coffee knew where to start in reaching the masses. Starting from small set-up booths at local community events to purchasing a storefront in Dyersburg, Misfit Militia is constantly grinding to engage the community while providing a quality product.