Homecoming parades

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Homecoming parades

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FINAL PUBLIC NOTICEThe Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has received a subgrant application for

Marshall County, Tennessee.Pursuant to Executive Order 11988 and 44 CFR Part 9.12, final notice

is hereby given of FEMA’s intent to provide funding for this project under the Hazard Mitigation

Assistance (HMA) Program.

An initial disaster‐wide Public Notice was published for DR-4427 Severe Storms, Flooding,

Landslides, and Mudslides Comments and other information received were fully evaluated by

FEMA along with evaluation of social, economic, environmental, and safety considerations. This

notice serves as a project‐ specific final notice for FEMA’s funding action located within a Special

Flood Hazard Area. FEMA has determined that the only practicable alternative is to fund the

repairs of the road, already located within the Special Flood Hazard Area prior to the event.

Funding for the proposed project will be conditional upon compliance with all applicable federal,

tribal, state and local laws, regulations, floodplain standards, permit requirements and conditions.

This action complies with the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) requirements.

Responsible Entity: FEMA Hazard Mitigation (HMGP) Program

Applicant: Marshall County

Project Title(s): Marshall County Emergency Communication Backup Generators

HMGP-4427-0003

Location of ProposedWork: 1540 Spring Place Rd, Lewisburg, TN (35.418526, -86.76773)

Floodplain Locations: Location per National Flood Insurance Program’s FIRM Map Panel

Numbers 47117C0167D all dated 9/28/2007; Zone A

ProposedWork/Purpose:

Project Alternatives: The following alternatives were considered:

(1) Relocation of the generator outside the floodplain - This alternative is

not feasible due relocation would not allow the generator to perform its

intended function which is to provide backup power to the critical facilities.

(2) No action alternative - This alternative is not feasible there will be

continued negative affects to human health, safety, and welfare.

Comments: This will serve as the final public notice regarding the above‐described action

funded by the FEMA HMA program. Interested persons may submit comments, questions,

or request a map of this specific project by writing to the Federal Emergency Management

Agency, Region 4, 3005 Chamblee‐Tucker Road, Atlanta, Georgia 30341, or by emailing

FEMA‐[email protected]. Comments should be sent in writing with the subject line

Marshall County - Emergency Generators at the above addresses within 15 days of the date

of this notice.

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Ten-nessee officials are asking the pub-lic to pick their favorite of four redesign options for new license plates that will be available start-ing in January.

Gov. Bill Lee’s office says voting began Monday and runs through Sept. 27 at tn.gov/ratetheplates.

The new design will replace the current plate that launched in 2006, with modifications in 2011, 2016 and 2017.

State law includes a redesign

every eight years if lawmakers ap-

prove funding for it.

Tennessee law also requires the

words “Tennessee,” “Volunteer

State” and “TNvacation.com” to be

on the plate, and lets Tennesseans

pick an “In God We Trust” option.

The winning design of the pri-

marily white and blue options will

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By Matthew WebbExtension Agent

Now is the ideal time of planting winter annual cool-season grasses such as wheat, ryegrass, oats, and cereal rye. These forages are very high quality and can produce ex-cellent gains in young live-stock. They are particularly good for providing the nutri-tion needed for lactation and quick rebreed after calving by beef cows. They provide forage mainly on the back side of winter prior to the spring flush of tall fescue and orchardgrass.

First, determine what kind of winter annual grass is best suited to your location. For our area, the most com-mon winter annuals used are wheat and annual ryegrass.

Wheat is tolerant of heavy, wet soils. Annual ryegrass is tolerant of moderate soil acidity and close, continuous grazing. Both of these spe-cies can be planted with clo-ver with good results. They should be planted prior to November 1.

Second, take a soil sample and determine the fertility needs in the field you wish to establish the winter annual grass. To take a good quality soil sample, take at least 15 soil cores in an area no big-ger than 40 acres. Soil cores need to be at least four inches deep. Mix the cores well in a bucket and place in a soil box. Phosphorus, potassium and lime requirements can only be determined by a soil test. Nitrogen requirements are made according to produc-

tion goals. If for just grazing, less nitrogen may be applied than if you are planning to graze and make hay. A basic recommendation would be to apply 30 lbs actual nitrogen per acre at planting, 30 – 45 lbs/acre in early March and another 30 – 45 lbs/acre in late April.

Next, prepare a good seed-bed. The seedbed could be a conventional planting, mini-mum till, or no-till. Stand establishment is quicker and production greater with a clean, firm weed-free con-ventional planting but is the most expensive method. If broadcasting or drilling in-to warm season grass sods, preparation consists of mow-ing, haying, or grazing grass short and/or burning down with an herbicide maybe fol-

lowed by a light disking prior to seeding.

Fourth, select a planting method and use the correct seeding rate. Drilling and broadcasting are the two most common methods for planting. Drilling has the ad-vantage of improved plant spacing, lower seeding rates, better seed contact and prop-er seeding depth. The disad-vantage is the planting time is slower and more invest-ment in equipment. Broad-casting requires that seed is spread over the ground and incorporated either by light disking, culti-packing or a drag. Broadcasting has the advantage of faster planting speed, lower equipment cost, and the ability to spread fer-tilizer. It will require a higher seeding rate, lack of depth

control, and a higher risk of stand failure. For wheat and annual ryegrass, plant seed at 2 – 3 bushels/acre for wheat and 15 to 25 lbs/acre for annual ryegrass. Use the higher rate for broadcasting. Plant no deeper than ½ inch.

Lastly, select a good variety that is adapted to your area. Try to select one that has produced well over several years and/or locations accord-ing to university trials. This information on cool-season winter annuals can be found at utbeef.com. Use good qual-ity certified seed to reduce the risk of stand failure. Fol-lowing these tips and with a little rain should allow a good chance for productive winter annual grass pasture.

Five steps to winter annual pasture

Tennessee polls public on license plate redesign options

Few events underline the sense of community in Marshall County like high school home-

comings, with their related festivities, courts, and parades. Last Friday, thousands lined

the streets of Cornersville and Chapel Hill, taking advantage of the cool fall weather

and the opportunity to support the youngsters and the schools which form the heart

of their communities. Both schools responded with heart on Friday night with Forrest

rolling over Summertown 33 to 7 and Cornersville shutting out Collinwood, 21 to 0.

Marshall County High School will celebrate homecoming later in the year. Photos from

the parades and full coverage of the homecoming games can be found in today’s Marshall

County Tribune

Homecoming: A celebration of community

LPD makes arrest in Friday shooting

By Scott PearsonAssociate Editor

Lewisburg Police arrested a man after an alleged shooting incident Friday afternoon.

Elvis Adams, 51, of Lewisburg, was charged with attempted criminal homicide after police responded to the Lewisdale Grove trailer park just before 1 p.m.

Wallace Greer, 51, was found at the scene suffering from a gunshot wound to the leg.

He was transported by Marshall County Emergency Medical Service to hospital for treatment.

Adams was also charged with reckless endangerment and possession of a weapon by a felon and held on $510,000 bond.

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Teresa Lynn Thompson FosterTeresa Lynn (Thomp-

son) Foster, 54, of Pe-tersburg, passed from this life Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2021, at Maury Regional Hospital. Born June 20, 1967, her fam-ily moved to Lewisburg from Madison, AL when she was a teenager, and she made Marshall County TN her home ever since. She was a member of the 1985 class of MCHS and was of the Baptist faith. She was an artist, graphic arts designer, jewelry maker, homemaker, and loving wife and mother. She was half of 2Junk-Gals, along with her lifelong friend Susan (Cook) Ragsdale for the

past several years.Teri is survived by her

husband, Travis Foster; daughter, Kaylee Fos-ter; son, Jesse Foster; brother-in-law, Tracy (Lisa) Foster; nephew, Owen Foster; and sev-

eral cousins, aunts, and uncles. She was preced-ed in death by her par-ents, Ralph and Tommie Thompson.

Graveside services were held at Old Or-chard Cemetery in Pe-tersburg at 2 p.m. Sat-urday, Sept. 18, 2021, with burial following. The family was at the funeral home for visita-tion on Saturday from 10:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m.

In lieu of flowers the family requests dona-tions be made to Ameri-can Cancer Society.

London Funeral Home assisted the family with the arrangements.

Mr. James Dan-iel “Danny” Phillips, 58, of Shelbyville, TN, died Sunday, Sept. 19, 2021. Danny was born in Nashville, TN and

worked for Marelli in Shelbyville.

Per Mr. Phillips re-quest, he will be cre-mated and no services are scheduled at this

time.Lawrence Funeral

Home & Cremation Ser-vices, Inc. in charge of arrangements.

Jose Ubaldo GomezJose Ubaldo Gomez,

74, of Lewisburg, died Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2021, at Marshall Medi-cal Center.

He was a native of Mexico City, Mexico, the son of the late Francisco Gomez and Sara Barbo-sa Gomez. He was a re-tired Ink Chemist from Sanford and a member of the St. John Catholic Church.

In addition to his par-ents, he was preceded in death by his daugh-ter, Michelle Gomez. He is survived by his wife, Shelby Dunlap Gomez of Lewisburg; two sons, Christopher (Kristina) Gomez of Austin, TX and Robin (Kimberly) Gomez of Melbourne, FL; grand-children, Dustin Evans, Maria Gomez, Alex-

ander Gomez, Chris-tian Gomez, Gabriela Gomez, Miguel Gomez, Tomas Gomez, Mason Gomez; great-grandson, Cooper Evans; sister, Pilar Gomez; brothers, Francisco Gomez, Victor Gomez, Sergio Gomez; good friend, Marga-ret Wolfe; godchildren, Abraham Wolfe and Ra-

chel Wolfe.Funeral mass was

conducted Saturday, Sept. 18, 2021, at 11 a.m. from St. John Catholic Church. Mr. Gomez was cremated following the service.

Visitation with the family began Saturday, Sept. 18, 2021, from 10 until 11 a.m.

In lieu of flowers, do-nations may be made to St John Catholic Church, 1061 South El-lington, Pkwy., Lewis-burg, TN 37091 or American Diabetes As-sociation, Nashville TN Office, 4205 Hillsboro Rd., Suite 200, Nash-ville, TN 37215-3339.

London Funeral Home and Crematory assisted the family with the ar-rangements.

Robert P. “Bob” HopkinsRobert P. “Bob” Hop-

kins, III was born Feb. 16, 1939. He was a life-long resident of Mar-shall County, the son of Robert Preston Hopkins, Jr. and Anne Wagnon. Bob attended Castle Heights Military Acad-emy in Lebanon, TN be-fore joining the US Air Force. He was stationed in Fort Worth, TX and served in Turkey where he was a member of the munitions maintenance squad for five years. He married Carolyn Jane Langham of Calera, OK on July 13, 1962, in Fort Worth, TX. After an hon-orable discharge from the military in Decem-ber 1962, they moved back to Lewisburg to raise their family. Bob owned and operated the local family business, Nora Mills Feed manu-facturing.

He was proud to serve his community in a va-riety of ways. He be-gan as a Civil Defense volunteer in 1961. He later certified as a Haz-Mat Technician, Extrac-tion Technician, Hazard Assessment Technician and EMT. On Oct. 1, 1988, he became the Marshall County Emer-gency Management Agency Director where he served until his re-tirement in 2015.

He had a passion for assisting local commu-nities in establishing volunteer fire depart-ments throughout the county. If there was an emergency he was on the scene. He would bring the tanker and radio ahead with his distinct voice saying “tanker in route” when there was a fire in Marshall County. He worked tirelessly to get the Code Red Storm alert established in the county. He often worked through the night watching the radar in order to protect the residents, his friends, of Marshall County. Dur-ing his tenure as the Emergency Manage-ment Agency Direc-tor he took and taught hundreds of hours of classes in preparedness, response, recovery and mitigation. Some of the

classes he taught in-cluded: Cert and First Responder Classes, Vanessa K. Free Class, 300 & 400 Nims Class-es, Fire Fighter Classes, Hazardous Materials Accident Response, just to name a few. He spent many hours preparing and participating in multi-county mass casu-alty preparedness drills. In October of 2010, he received the EMAT Achievement Award--the highest honor awarded by the Tennes-see Emergency Manage-ment Agency. He was also given the Marshall County Citizen of the Year Award in 2010. He spent 54 years on call twenty four hours a day for all Fire Response, Hazmat Response and Search and Rescue op-erations. He was always ready and willing to go the extra mile for the safety of the community. Additionally, Bob was a fifty year member of the 32 Scottish Rite Masons and was an Al Menah Shriner.

At the time of his death, he was serving as a county commissioner in Marshall County. He was a longtime member of First Baptist Church in Lewisburg. He was also an active member of the 911 board where he served for 35 years. He loved to fish, swim, and boat; loved people and listening to their stories and was always

ready with a joke and a smile or laugh. He loved his family and particu-larly enjoyed the yearly gathering of the Lang-ham crew.

He is preceded in death by his father, Rob-ert Preston Hopkins, Jr. and mother, Anne Wa-gnon; and two sisters, Marcie Ann Hopkins Walls and Caroline Hop-kins Hill.

He is survived by his wife, Carol Hopkins; son, Robert Preston (Bobby) Hopkins, IV (Leslie) of Smyrna, TN; daughter, Cathleen (Cathey) Hop-kins McCullum (Larry) of St. Augustine, FL; granddaughter, Carolyn Jane (Caly) McCullum of St. Augustine, FL and grandson Zachary Wy-att Coleman of Smyr-na, TN; sister-in-law, Carmeta McKnight of Calera OK; brothers-in-law, Douglas Langham of Olethe, KS, Donald Langham of Houston, TX, Jack Langham of Calera, OK and Tommy Hill of Mooresville, TN. In addition he leaves many beloved nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

Visitation with the family was Friday, Sept. 17 2021, from 5 to 7 p.m. There was a short pe-riod of visitation on Sat-urday, Sept. 18, 2021, at 10 a.m. followed by the funeral service at 11 a.m. at First Baptist Church, 323 North 2nd Avenue, Lewisburg, TN 37091.

Pallbearers: Brad McKnight, Preston McKnight, Robert Col-lier, Woodson Carter, Bob Edens, Linda Hais-lip

Honorary pallbearers included volunteer and professional firefighters of Lewisburg and Mar-shall County and mem-bers of the 911 Board.

Donations in memory of Bob can be made to First Baptist Church, Lewisburg, the Rural Fire Departments of Marshall County, or a charity of your choice.

Bills & McGaugh & Hamilton Funeral Home was in charge of the ar-rangements.

James Daniel “Danny” Phillips

Heide JordanMrs. Heide Jordan,

77, of Fort Rucker, AL passed away on Sept. 16, 2021.

Memorialization will be by cremation.

Mrs. Jordan was born Nov. 26, 1943, in Heil-bronn, West Germany to the late Ernst and Luise Carle Eisenmann. In ad-dition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Wil-liam R. Jordan; mother-in-law, Mary Haskins; and father-in-law, Don-

ald Haskins. She was a member of Pleasant Hill United Methodist

Church of Ozark, AL. Survivors include her

children, Harold R. Fu-gate and family, Gary L. Fugate and family, Kev-in W. Jordan and family, and Christell M. Rooker and family, and many loved grandchildren.

Sorrells Funeral Home and Crematory of Enterprise, AL (334) 347-9598, is in charge of arrangements. To sign a guest register, please visit www.sorrellsfuner-alhomeenterprise.com.

Edgar Folk Lambert, IIIEdgar (Ed) Folk Lam-

bert, III passed away peacefully, surrounded by his loving family on Aug. 15, 2021. The eldest of four sons, he was born to Mary Myers Lambert and the late Edgar Folk Lambert, Jr., on March 29, 1942, in Columbia, TN, near his hometown of Lewisburg.

As a youngster, he spent his time working for the family lumber company, excelling in his studies, and pursu-ing his passion for pho-tography. He attended Marshall County High School and was voted Mr. MCHS. Ed gradu-ated summa cum laude from Vanderbilt Univer-sity with a B.A. in po-litical science. There he was a member of Sigma Chi fraternity and was inducted into phi Beta Kappa.

Lambert next went to

the University of Ha-waii where he earned a Master’s degree in Asian Studies from the East West Center. This program included a se-mester in Tokyo at Keio University. Following these experiences he attended Harvard Law School and received his JD specializing in mari-time law.

He worked for Fluor Corporation in Los An-geles eventually becom-ing their General Coun-

selor Senior Vice-presi-dent. Lambert retired in 1985 and devoted him-self to his family and his hobbies, which included soccer refereeing, vis-iting Paris, following USC football, enjoying great wine, fly fishing, hunting, and collecting fine china.

He is survived by his loving wife of fifty-five years Therry; his daugh-ter, Devi (Chris) Leh-man; son, Edgar Folk Lambert, IV; mother, Mary Lambert; moth-er-in-law Elizabeth M. Davidson; sister-in-law Sharon Gentry; brother-in-law, William (Sandra) Davidson; brothers, Roy, Frank, and John (Pau-la); and granddaugh-ters, Olivia and Marga-ret Lehman.

A memorial service and interment took place in California on August 27, 2021.

Gregory Collier McMinnisMr. Gregory Collier

McMinnis, 55, a resident of Creek Trail died Sun-day, Sept. 19, 2021, at Maury Regional Medi-cal Center.

A memorial service for Mr. McMinnis will be conducted Thursday, Sept. 23, 2021, at 1 p.m. at Oakes & Nichols Fu-neral Home. Military honors will provided by the Herbert Griffin American Legion Post 19. The family visited with friends Wednesday. Sept. 22, 2021, from 5 to 8 p.m. and Thursday from 12 p.m. until the time of service at the funeral home. Condo-lences may be extended online at www.oake-sandnichols.com.

Born June 30, 1966, he was the son of the late John McMinnis and the Eleanor Payne Mc-Minnis. He graduated

from Columbia Central High School in 1984 and served four years in the United States Navy on board the USS Eisen-hower. On Dec. 30, 2017, he married Michelle Pickle McMinnis. He was employed by Ten-nessee Farm Bureau in the IT Department. Mr. McMinnis loved Harley Davidsons and earlier in life enjoyed hunting. His greatest joy was his grandchildren.

In addition to his wife and mother, he is sur-vived by his son, John F.

(Emilie Anne) McMinnis of Clarksville, TN; step-sons, Damian S. Adair and Dakota S. Adair (Destiny Laws) both of Columbia; grandchil-dren, Carson S. Adair and Bryson T. Adair both of Spring City, TN and Marleigh J. Adair of Columbia, Benjamin Irvin and Alessa Irvin both of Clarksville, TN; brother, Dale McMinnis of Mt. Pleasant; niece, Elainia McMinnis of Mt. Pleasant; nephews, Jesse Noah McMinnis of Lacey Springs, AL and Malachi McMinnis of Mt. Pleasant; childhood best friend, Tracy Jones of Columbia.

Honorary pallbearers will be Chris Baker, Tim Dugger, Chris Potts, Ja-son Wells, Tim Seaton, Tracy Jones, Ted Potts, Jeff Baker, Steve Primm, and employees of Ten-nessee Farm Bureau.

The family suggests memorials be made to St. Jude Children’s Re-search Hospital 501 St. Jude Place Memphis, Tennessee 38105.Chapel Hillchurch of ChristLadies’ Day

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HASKINS CHAPEL ASSEMBLY

OF GOD

425 Haskins Chapel Rd.Lewisburg, TNBen Hinton, Min.

FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD

1191 W. Ellington Pkwy. Lewisburg, TN931-359-5454Shaun Grant, Min.

BATTLE GROUND BAPTIST

CHURCH

201 Depot St.Chapel Hill, TNChris Ball Sr., Min.

BELFAST BAPTIST

1503 Fishing Ford Rd.Belfast, TN276-2792Daniel Johnson, Min.

BEREAN BAPTIST

1799 S. Berlin Rd. Lewisburg, TN

BETHLEHEM BAPTIST

3347 Franklin Pike Lewisburg, TNGerald Yerkes, Min.

CANEY SPRING BAPTIST

1444 Hwy. 99Chapel Hill, TN931-364-7374Bro. Rocky Kelley, Min.

CORNERSVILLE FIRST BAPTIST

2966 Pulaski Hwy.Cornersville, TN931-293-4808Arthur Payne, Min.

EAST COMMERCE BAPTIST

560 East Commerce St. Lewisburg, TN931-359-1027Cliff Vines, Pas.

FARMINGTON BAPTIST

2777 Nashville Hwy. Lewisburg, TNDanny Jones, Min.

FIRST BAPTIST

323 Second Ave. N. Lewisburg, TN931-359-4077Dr. Thomas Dumser, Min.

GREATER FIRST BAPTIST

512 5th Ave. N.Lewisburg, TN 931-359-1371Herbert Johnson, Min.

GROVE HILL BAPTIST

5216 Nashville Hwy.Chapel Hill, TN931-364-4509Ridley Barron, Pastor

HOLTS CORNER BAPTIST

5787 Thick Rd.Chapel Hill, TN931-364-7191Larry Chatman, Min.

LAKEVIEW BAPTIST

2325 Verona Caney Rd. Lewisburg, TNJames Meyers, Min.

LIGHTHOUSE INDEPENDENT

BAPTIST

504 West Church St. Lewisburg, TN931-270-1670Steven R. Leathers, Min.

MOORESVILLE BAPTIST

CHURCH

1030 Bryant Cemetery Rd.Lewisburg, TN 931-215-1000Bob Rush, Pas.

MT. CARMEL MISSIONARY

BAPTIST

4011 Nashville Hwy. Lewisburg, TN931-364-3334David McConnell, Sr., Min.

MT. LEBANON BAPTIST

2831 Mt. Lebanon Rd.Lewisburg, TNBrent Haley, Intern.

MT. MORIAH BAPTIST

990 Cornersville Rd. Lewisburg, TN931-359-0188Matt Judd, Min.

MT. VERNON MISSIONARY

BAPTIST

2811 Mt. Vernon Rd.Chapel Hill, TN931-364-7711Israel Bob, Pas.

NEW GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH

6299 Nashville Hwy.Chapel Hill, TN Walter Shell, Pas.

PARKVIEW BAPTIST

1380 W. Ellington Pkwy.Lewisburg, TN931-359-5855Lucas Bowling, Pas.

PETERSBURG FIRST BAPTIST

CHURCH

107 Church St. Petersburg, TN 931-659-9700

GRACE BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP

724 John Lunn Rd.Lewisburg, TN931-359-8241Tom Gabbard, Min.

ROVER BAPTIST CHURCH

202 Baptist Church RdEagleville, TN

SMYRNA BAPTIST

113 Morningside Dr.Chapel Hill, TN931-364-7453Mark Smith, Pas.

ST. JAMES PRIMITIVE BAPTIST

813 Silver St., Lewisburg, TN931-359-9165

PLEASANT HILL PRIMITIVE

BAPTIST

Old Mooresville PikeLewisburg, TN 37091Larry Elder, Pas.931-359-7554

ST. JOHN’S CATHOLIC

1061 S. Ellington Pkwy. Lewisburg, TN931-359-5017Regimon Augustine, MSFS

BEREA CHURCH OF CHRIST

2611 Verona Caney Rd.Lewisburg, TN931-246-9214Nathan Hagood, Min.

BLUFF SPRINGS

CHURCH OF CHRIST

1434 New Lake Rd. Lewisburg, TNRandal Jones, Min.

CANE CREEK CHURCH

OF CHRIST

4003 Fayetteville Hwy. Petersburg, TNTrent Alexander, Min.

CHAPEL HILL CHURCH

OF CHRIST

4483 Nashville Hwy. Chapel HIll, TN931-364-7599Isaac Bourne, Min.

CHURCH STREET CHURCH

OF CHRIST

305 West Church St. Lewisburg, TN931-359-3597Kyle Bolton, Pul. Min.

CORNERSVILLE CHURCH

OF CHRIST

309 N. Main St. Cornersville, TN Jimmy Jean, Min.

DELINA CHURCH OF CHRIST

4733 Delina Rd.Cornersville, TNChad Campbell, Pas. EOW

FARMINGTON CHURCH

OF CHRIST

2192 Hwy. 40 Lewisburg, TN931-359-3043Leslie Shadrick, Min.

HARDIN CHAPEL CHURCH

OF CHRIST

2661 Spring Place RdLewisburg, TN

HICKORY HEIGHTS CHURCH

OF CHRIST

866 East Commerce Lewisburg, TN931-359-1252Jimmy Mickells, Min.

LIBERTY VALLEY CHURCH

OF CHRIST 2900 Liberty Valley Rd.Belfast, TN931-359-2200Harold Foster, Min.

MOORESVILLE CHURCH

OF CHRIST

Mooresville Hwy.931-359-5109Tim Mitchell, Min.

NEW HEBREW CHURCH

OF CHRIST

3432 Franklin Pike Lewisburg, TN931-270-6283James Ordway, Min.

OLD LASEA CHURCH OF

CHRIST

1101 Kenny Nelson Rd.Lewisburg, TN931-364-7144

RIGGS CHURCH OF CHRIST

5905 Nashville Hwy. Chapel Hill, TN931-364-2559Russell Wyatt, Min.Josh Webb, Assoc. Min.riggschurchofchrist.com

ROBERTSON FORK

CHURCH OF CHRIST

2469 Hyde Rd.Lynnville, TN 38472James Dickey, Min.

ROCKY POINT CHURCH

OF CHRIST

1902 Fayetteville Hwy.Belfast, TN931-276-2755

Webster Sparkman, Min.

SECOND AVENUE CHURCH

OF CHRIST

720 2nd Ave. N. Lewisburg, TN931-359-2992Bruce Frierson, Min.

SMYRNA CHURCH OF CHRIST

3201 Smyrna Church Rd.Lewisburg, TN

WESTEND CHURCH OF CHRIST

2102 Old Hwy. 99Lewisburg, TNRoy Halman, Min.

WESTVUE CHURCH OF CHRIST

1710 Mooresville Hwy. Lewisburg, TN931-359-2571Rick Rolin, Min.

WILSON HILL CHURCH OF

CHRIST

222 Wilson Hill Rd.Lewisburg, TNClay Derryberry, Min.

YELL CHURCH OF CHRIST

2513 Yell Rd.Lewisburg, TNMike Bryan, Min.

CHURCH OF GOD

OF PROPHECY

906 Franklin Ave.Lewisburg, TNRobert Giles, Pas.

DELINA CHURCH OF GOD

4393 John Barnes Rd.Delina, TN

LIGGETT STREET CHURCH

OF GOD

824 Liggett St.Lewisburg, TNElder Eddie Shirley, Min.

WHITTAKER CHURCH OF GOD

1200 Bethlehem Church Rd.Shelbyville, TN931-703-7099Joseph Ballinger, Pas.GOSPEL

KINGDOM HALL OF

JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES

1038 War Eagle Dr.Lewisburg, TN931-359-3977

ALLEN BETHEL AME

320 Hayne St. Lewisburg, TN270-7418James Scruggs, Rev.

BERLIN UNITED METHODIST

1646 Old Berlin Rd.Lewisburg, TNTimothy Holton, Rev.

CANEY SPRING UNITED

METHODIST

1402 Hwy. 99Lewisburg, TNTimothy Holton, Rev.

CEDAR GROVE UNITED

METHODIST

451 Manier Rd.Chapel Hill, TN

CHAPEL HILL UNITED

METHODIST

316 N. Horton Pkwy. Chapel Hill, TN931-364-2310David Johnson, Pastor

CLAY HILL UNITED

METHODIST

3164 Warner Rd.Lewisburg, TN931-364-4483Leland T. Carden, Min

CORNERSVILLE UNITED

METHODIST

100 Mulberry St.Cornersville, TN931-293-4678Paul Guffey, Min

FARMINGTON UNITED

METHODIST

2212 Hwy. 40Lewisburg, TNLeland T. Carden, Min.931-205-3476

FIRST UNITED METHODIST

325 West Church St. Lewisburg, TN931-359-3919Mark W. Irvin, Min.

LEWISBURG CHAPEL

UNITED METHODIST

503 7th Ave. N.Lewisburg, TN931-359-3919Paul Guffey, Min.

MOORESVILLE UNITED

METHODIST

Mooresville Community Frank Smith, Min.

MT. ZION UNITED METHODIST

Beulah Wright, Min.

PETERSBURG UNITED

METHODIST

Beulah Wright, Min

ST. MATTHEWS AME

402 S. Main St.Cornersville, TN

931-293-4695Ashley Cox, Min.

FIRST CHURCH OF THE

NAZARENE

1090 Yell Rd. Lewisburg, TN931-359-3130Doug Rutherford, Min.

CANEY SPRING PENTECOSTAL

HOLINESS ASSEMBLY

1600 Hwy. 99Chapel Hill, TNHerman Sparks, Min.

CHRIST COMMUNITY

CHURCH

Chapel Hill, TNAgnes Lepley, Pas.

FAITH ASSEMBLY

TABERNACLE

2340 Hwy. 64 Lewisburg, TN931-637-3072

NEW LIFE FAMILY

TABERNACLE

591 Fox Lane Lewisburg, TNTim Atkisson, Min.

THE LORD’S HOUSE OF

PRAYER

1205 Nashville Hwy. Lewisburg, TN931-246-7411Mike Giles, Pas.

BETHBEREI PRESBYTERIAN

Sunday Service - 9:30 a.m.2025 Bethberei RoadLewisburg, TN

CHAPEL HILL CUMBERLAND

PRESBYTERIAN

302 N. Horton Pkwy.Chapel Hill, TN931-364-7819Joe Wiggins, Min.

FIRST CUMBERLAND

PRESBYTERIAN

402 2nd Ave. N.Lewisburg, TNDr. Roger Reid, Min.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

122 2nd Ave. N. Lewisburg, TN931-359-3398Robert Montgomery, Min.

RANSOM CHAPEL

CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN

603 E. Church St. Lewisburg, TNRafael Alexander, Rev.

RICHLAND CUMBERLAND

PRESBYTERIAN

3452 Spring Place Rd. Lewisburg, TN Bro. Joe Thompson

UNION PRESBYTERIAN

2221 Old Belfast Rd.931-276-2274Jane Herring, Rev.

SECOND ADVENT SEVENTH

DAY FELLOWSHIP

226 McClure St.Lewisburg, TN

SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS

2045 Minor Hill Hwy.Pulaski, TNLloyd Schomburg, Min.

ANOTHER CHANCE CHRISTIAN

FAMILY TABERNACLE

1205 Nashville Hwy.Lewisburg, TNCedric Poellnitz, Min.

CORNERSTONE ASSEMBLY

2495 Blackwell Rd.Chapel Hill, TNMike Thompson, Pas.

FAITH AND HOPE OUTREACH

CHURCH

1360 Nashville Hwy.Lewisburg, TNMaryann Pruitt, Pas.

LIFESONG FAMILY

1041 S. Ellington Pkwy.Lewisburg, TN 931-359-6112Joe Boyd, Min.

NEW LIFE CHURCH

OF LEWISBURG

512 5th Ave. N. Lewisburg,TN931-422-5331Richard Bradford, Pas.

NEW COVENANT FELLOWSHIP

1151 Nashville Hwy.Lewisburg, TN

CHRIST COMMUNITY CHURCH 1001 Easy St.Lewisburg, TN931-270-7902David Hale, Min.

THE POTTERS HOUSE

MINISTRY CENTER

322 2nd Ave. N.Lewisburg, TNJohn Lippard, Min.

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“But after that the kindness and

love of God our Savior toward man

appeared, Not by works of righteous-

ness which we have done, but accord-

ing to His mercy He saved us…” Titus

3:4,5

Lifeguards place themselves in dan-ger while saving others in danger. For that we are thankful, especially if you were the one rescued from drowning. Along with that, have you ever noticed that we never hear a rescued person say, “I let the lifeguard save me” or “I chose to accept the lifeguard?” Such statements would be the height of ar-rogance, not to mention that it would demean and dishonor the one who risked their life in the waters to save them. Yet so many professing Chris-

tians talk like that about how they were saved.

Ask a professing believer, “How did you become a Christian?” Then take notice of the first thing they say. Many times they say, “I”-“I gave my heart to God. I wanted to change my life. I began reading the Bible. I prayed a prayer. I started going to church. I made my decision for Jesus.” Have you ever noticed that in the Bi-ble, no disciple, no apostle, no prophet ever used that kind of language about salvation? Someone may ask, “What about our belief and faith?” Modern Christianity, like Israel of old, drifts away from God’s word and gets the cart before the horse. Our belief, our faith, and our trust in Christ are re-sponsive to God’s Spirit first making

us alive in Christ (Ephesians 2:1,5). Once we have been made spiritually alive in Christ, (also called regen-eration or born again), then our belief and faith follows. This truth is seen in the creation of Adam. It was God who first breathed into man’s nostrils the breath of life (Genesis 2:7). Do you realize that Adam could have never exhaled if it were not for God first breathing into his nostrils the breath of life? That is the same way with our belief, our faith, and our trust in God. God must first come to us and breathe that spiritual life into us - then we exhale belief, faith, and trust as the response that follows. Why is this so important? It is vitally important because in our opening verses Paul makes it very clear that

God gets all the glory for our salva-

tion by the statement “He saved us.”

This is the heart of the gospel mes-

sage. In those three words you have

the core of the Christian faith. Our

salvation is all about “Who God is”

and not about “who we are.” It is clear,

we cannot save ourselves, nor do we

participate in our salvation. It cannot

be overstated, “He saved us.” From

beginning to end, salvation is totally

a work of God in Christ. Christ is

the Author and Finisher of our faith

(Hebrews 12:2). So let’s not dishonor

our Heavenly Lifeguard, and may our

answer be to the question, “How were

we saved?” be, “He saved me!”

David C. Hale

pastorEmail: [email protected]

He saved me!MARSHALL COUNTY

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Little Miss Lewisburg contestants: August Carter, Lydia Stinnett, Adriana Fantoni, Julianna Burgess, Aliyah Fantoni, Tinsley Giles, Annika Anderson, Gracie Bryan, Ruthie Hill,

Makynley McCormack, Kinsley Sanford, Paityn Blair, Paisley Demello, Gracie Russell, Harper Bagsby, Arianna Barnett, Nikki Webb, Parker McElhaney, Alma Camacho, Marissa

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tants: Hannah Lovins,

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Woodward, Kaitlyn Joyce,

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Junior Miss Lewisburg contestants: Ellie Burns, Brilee Welsh, Emily, Weldon, Brynlee Walls, McKenzie Cross, Peighton Blackwell, Sofia Lopez

NIGHT OF PAGEANTS, Sept 25th at Lewisburg Middle School Little Miss Lewisburg 5 p.m.; Junior Miss Lewisburg 6 p.m.; Miss Lewisburg 7 p.m.

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ABSOLUTE AUCTION

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 – 10:00 AM

ANDERSON LANE, CHAPEL HILL, TN

TRACT 44 of WILKERSON ACRES

This beautiful 8.46 acres of wooded land will be sold atAbsolute Auction “As Is”. This property is being sold as part ofthe John L. Davis and Sonja K. Davis Estate. If you have beenlooking for a place in the country your wait is over.

Directions: Property is located .5 mile from Lunn Store Road. FromPottsville take 431 turn onto Kelley Farris Road- go 3.8 miles- propertyon your right.

TERMS: 15% deposit day of sale, balance with deed on or before October29, 2021. Buyer will be responsible for Title Insurance.

TAXES: prorated as of closing date.

POSSESSION: with deed.

[email protected]

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Darrell Ailshie, Auction Site Manager

Announcements made the day of sale supersede any and all otheradvertising.

Citizen of the week

Marissa Woodard has been

recognized as Westhills’

Citizen of the Week.

Marissa is in Mrs. Vernon’s

class. Marissa saw a new

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Congratulations Marissa!

Westhills is proud of you.

A6 – Thursday, September 23, 2021 - Marshall County Tribune

IN RE: CHURCH OF CHRIST- CEDAR DELL4691 PYLES ROADCHAPEL HILL TN 37034

EARL HAYNES, EDDIE SHARP AND SANDRA SHARP

Petitioners

In the Chancery Court of Mar- shall County Case Number 19495, In the cause, it appear- ing from the sworn Petition for Declaratory Judgment which is filed herein, that the members of the Church of Christ- Cedar Dell, Earl Haynes, Eddie Sharp and Sandra Sharp and any and all persons or entities having an interest in the property owned by Church of Christ-Ce- dar Dell located at 4691 Pyles Road, Chapel Hill, TN 37034 , is unknown and cannot be ascertained upon diligent inquiry. You are hereby required to file an answer or otherwise defend against the Petitioner’s attorney, Louisa J. Davis, whose address is 101 1st Avenue North, Lewisburg, TN 37091; and with the Marshall County Clerk and Master on or before October 30th, 2021, or a Judg- ment by Default may be entered and the cuse set for hearing ex parte, for the relief demanded in the Petition. This Notice will be published in the Marshall County Tribune for four consecutive weeks.

This 9th day of September, 2021.

Kimberlee AlsupClerk and Master

Marshall County Board of Pub- lic Utilities & Hawkins & Price Construction will be tying in our new line on Verona Caney Road on Monday September 27, 2021 from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. The addresses without water during this time will be 1350 Verona Caney Road to 1771 Verona Caney Road. If we must reschedule due to weather, this will be scheduled on Tuesday, Sep- tember 28, 2021 from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

The Marshall County Road Committee will be meeting on September 27, 2021 at 9:00AM at the Marshall County High- way Department. The Marshall County Highway Department is an Equal Opportunity Employ- er.

NOTICE OF GRAND JURY MEETING

It is the duty of your grand jur- ors to investigate any public offense which they know or have reason to believe has been committed and which is triable or indictable in this county. Any person having knowledge or proof that an offense has been committed may apply to testify before the grand jury subject to the provisions of Tennessee Code Annotated, § 40-12-104. You can send applications to: Grand Jury Foremanc/o Mike Wiles216 M.C. CourthouseLewisburg, TN 37091“The grand jury will next meet on Wednesday, the 27th day of October, 2021, at 9:00 AM. You may be prosecuted for perjury for any oral or written statement which you make under oath to the grand jury, when you know the statement to be false, and when the statement touches on a matter material to the point in question.”

Notice of Meeting Of the Marshall County Election

CommissionThe Marshall County Election Commission will meet: Thurs- day, September 23, 20214:30 p.m. in the Marshall County Election Commission office located at 230 College St., Suite 120To conduct election business which comes before the commission pursuant to its duties listed in, but not limited to, T.C.A. § 2-12-116, and to conduct any other business that may come before the commission at that time.Marshall County Election Com- mission, 230 College St., Suite 120, Lewisburg, TN 37091931-359-4894 M-F 8 a.m. 4 p.m.andrew.robertson@marshall- countytn.com

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ESTATE OF

DONALD DWAYNE HAISLIP

Notice is hereby given that on the 15th day of September, 2021, letters of testamentary in respect of the Estate of DONALD DWAYNE HAISLIP

who died on August 2, 2021, were issued to Petitioner by the Chancery Court Case No. 19514 of Marshall County, Tennessee. All persons, resi-

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dent and nonresident, having claims, matured or unmatured, against the estate are required to file the same with the clerk of the above named court on or before the earlier of the dates prescribed in (1) or (2) otherwise their claims will be forever barred:(1) A. Four (4) months from the date of the first publication (or posting, as the case may be) of this notice if the creditor received an actual copy of this notice to creditors at least sixty (60) days before the date that is four (4) months from the date of the first publication (or posting); or B. Sixty (60) days from the date the creditor received an actual copy of the notice to creditors if the creditor received the copy of the notice less than sixty (60) days prior to the date that is four (4) months from the date of first publication (or posting) as described in (1)(a); or(2) Twelve (12) months from the decedent’s date of death.

This 23rd day of September, 2021.

Petitioner,

Amy Lynn BlalockTravis Dwayne ChildersCo-Executors

Cecilia West SpivyAttorney111 West CommerceSuite 201Lewisburg, TN 37091

Kimberlee AlsupClerk & Master

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ESTATE OF

DONNA CAMPBELL

Notice is hereby given that on the 15th day of September, 2021, letters of testamentary in respect of the Estate of DONNA CAMPBELL who died on August 15, 2021, were issued to Petitioner by the Chan- cery Court Case No. 19509 of Marshall County, Tennessee. All persons, resident and nonresident, having claims, matured or unmatured, against the estate are required to file the same with the clerk of the above named court on or before the earlier of the dates prescribed in (1) or (2) otherwise their claims will be forever barred:(1) A. Four (4) months from the date of the first publication (or posting, as the case may be) of this notice if the creditor received an actual copy of this notice to creditors at least sixty (60) days before the date that is four (4) months from the date of the first publication (or posting); or B. Sixty (60) days from the date the creditor received an actual copy of the notice to creditors if the creditor received the copy of the notice less than sixty (60) days prior to the date that is four (4) months from the date of first publication (or posting) as described in (1)(a); or(2) Twelve (12) months from the decedent’s date of death.

This 23rd day of September, 2021.

Petitioner,

Chad CampbellExecutor

Amy Cross NanceAttorney103 Forrest Crossing Blvd Suite 205Franklin, TN 37064


NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ESTATE OF GARY GREGORY

Notice is hereby given that on the 8th day of September, 2021, letters of administration in respect of the Estate of GARY GREGORY who died on March 21, 2021, were issued to Petitioner by the Chan- cery Court, Case No. 19505 of Marshall County, Tennessee All persons, resident and nonresident, having claims, matured or unmatured, against the estate are required to file the same with the clerk of the above named court on or before the earlier of the dates prescribed in (1) or (2) otherwise their claims will be forever barred:(1) A. Four (4) months from the date of the first publication (or posting, as the case may be) of this notice if the creditor received an actual copy of this notice to creditors at least sixty (60) days before the date that is four (4) months from the date of the first publication (or posting); or B. Sixty (60) days from the date the creditor received an actual copy of the notice to creditors if the creditor received the copy of the notice less than sixty (60) days prior to the date that is four (4) months from the date of first

publication (or posting) as described in (1)(a); or(2) Twelve (12) months from the decedent’s date of death.


Petitioner,

Cynthia GregoryAdministratrix

Adam BarberAttorney1935 21st Avenue SouthSuite 100Nashville, TN 37212


NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ESTATE OF

JAMES W. WATSON

Notice is hereby given that on the 13th day of September, 2021, letters of testamentary in respect of the Estate of JAMES W. WATSON, who died on July 22, 2021, were issued to Petitioner by the Chan- cery Court Case No. 19506, of Marshall County, Tennessee. All persons, resident and nonresident, having claims, matured or unmatured, against the estate are required to file the same with the clerk of the above named court on or before the earlier of the dates prescribed in (1) or (2) otherwise their claims will be forever barred:(1) A. Four (4) months from the date of the first publication (or posting, as the case may be) of this notice if the creditor received an actual copy of this notice to creditors at least sixty (60) days before the date that is four (4) months from the date of the first publication (or posting); or B. Sixty (60) days from the date the creditor received an actual copy of the notice to creditors if the creditor received the copy of the notice less than sixty (60) days prior to the date that is four (4) months from the date of first publication (or posting) as described in (1)(a); or(2) Twelve (12) months from the decedent’s date of death.


Petitioner

Vernetta WatsonExecutrix

David McKenzieAttorney205 West Commerce StreetLewisburg, TN 37091


NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ESTATE OF

TEDDY RAY MULLINS

Notice is hereby given that on the 10th day of September, 2021, letters of administration in respect of the Estate of TEDDY RAY MULLINS who died on May 8, 2021, were issued to Petitioner by the Chan- cery Court, Case No. 19487 of Marshall County, Tennessee All persons, resident and nonresident, having claims, matured or unmatured, against the estate are required to file the same with the clerk of the above named court on or before the earlier of the dates prescribed in (1) or (2) otherwise their claims will be forever barred:(1) A. Four (4) months from the date of the first publication (or posting, as the case may be) of this notice if the creditor received an actual copy of this notice to creditors at least sixty (60) days before the date that is four (4) months from the date of the first publication (or posting); or B. Sixty (60) days from the date the creditor received an actual copy of the notice to creditors if the creditor received the copy of the notice less than sixty (60) days prior to the date that is four (4) months from the date of first publication (or posting) as described in (1)(a); or(2) Twelve (12) months from the decedent’s date of death.


Petitioner,

Leah PryorAdministratrix

Samuel B. Garner, Jr.Attorney109 West Madison StreetPulaski, TN 38478


The Lewisburg Water department is soliciting proposals from qualified individuals for cutting hay and grass on their 40-acre lot on Long Distance Road. The lot is on the south side of the road between 1353 and 1359 Long Distance Road.

Proposals should be submitted in a sealed envelope marked “RFP- Hay cutting Long Dis- tance Road”, along with the name of the individual submit- ting the proposal.Proposals will be received until 2:00 CDT October 5th 2021; at the main office at 100 Water Street in Lewisburg.The criteria for evaluating the proposals will be based on the items set forth in the Request for proposals Specifications. An award will be made to the most responsive and responsible party which in the judgment of the Water department best meets their current needs and long-term goals. The water department reserves the right to reject any and all submittals and/or waive any informalities in the solicitation process.RFP information and specifications may be obtained at the main office at 100 Water Street in Lewisburg. For electronic copies, contact Morgan Po- teete [email protected]

Sealed proposals should be delivered to the main office at 100 Water Street in Lewisburg.

Lewisburg Water complies with the Civil Rights Act of 1964 which prohibits discrimination, and reserves the right to reject any and all submittals and/or to waive any informalities in the solicitation process.

Trigg Cathey, P.E.General ManagerLewisburg Water and WastewaterLewisburg, Tennessee

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2019 - DELINQUENT TAX SERVICE NOTICE

In The Chancery Court For Marshall County, Tennessee

Marshall CountyVS. Case Number 19362All Delinquent Taxpayers

City of LewisburgVS. Case Number 19361All Delinquent Taxpayers

Town of CornersvilleVS. Case Number 19363All Delinquent Taxpayers

Town of Chapel HillVS. Case Number 19381All Delinquent Taxpayers

To: ALL PARTIES whose names are listed below, or to All heirs and assigns of the parties herein named;

and, to All parties, owning any interest or claiming any interest in the property hereinafter described.

NOTICE: The taxes for the year 2019, or below, are unpaid on the property hereinafter described and, that

this proceeding is for the purpose of collecting said unpaid taxes or for a sale of property to satisfy the unpaid

County and City taxes and that the parties responsible for the payment of said taxes cannot be ascertained

upon diligent inquiry, so that ordinary process of this court cannot be served upon them as required; and said

publication shall be made published for them for (4) consecutive weeks in the Marshall County Tribune, a

weekly newspaper, published in Marshall County, Tennessee, notifying all parties owing these taxes to serve

an answer to the complaint and file a copy of the same with :Medley & Spivy, Tax Attorneys for Marshall

County; Tennessee, whose address is 111 West Commerce Street, Suite, Lewisburg, TN 37091; J. Stephen

Broadway, Tax Attorney for the City of Lewisburg, whose address is 310 East Market St., Fayetteville, TN

37334; Billy W. Ostermann, Tax Attorney for the Town of Cornersville, TN, whose address is P. O. Box 1941

Lewisburg, TN 37091; and Todd Moore, Tax Attorney for Chapel Hill, whose address is 5115 Maryland Way,

Suite 100 Brentwood, Tennessee 37027 and file a copy of the same with the Clerk and Master of this Court

within ten (10) days after the last publication of this notice, or a judgment by default will be taken against

them on November 10, 2021, accordingly and the property shall be ordered to be sold in order to satisfy said

delinquent taxes.

The names of the parties to whom can not to be located for the property assessed as listed below:

MARSHALL COUNTY DELINQUENT TAXES:

DEEDBOOK/PAGE

DISTRICT MAPPARCEL ADDRESS

YEAR TAX PROPERTY OWNER OWNER’S ADDRESSOTHER INTERESTEDPARTIES

320/7443/ 64A-B-64A 85.00732 Sanders St

2019County& City

James Allen, Jr.732 Sanders StLewisburg, TN 37091

276/3312/ 34-34-39.001075 Wiles Ln

2019 County Joe Ellis Anderson3290 Anes Station RdLewisburg, TN 37091

115/8642/ 052-199.00Nashville Hwy

2019 County Eli T. Biggers427 Bird StreetShelbyville, TN 37160

Aaron Bryant;Jejuan Hamer

84/17902/ 58-24.00Belfast Farmington Rd

2019 CountyWallace Buchanan,etux Joan Buchanan

18218 Webster Grove Dr.Hudson, GA 34667

35/3533/ 63-N-A-20.00425 Ashwood Ave

2019County& City

Inetta Jean Capps425 Ashwood AvenueLewisburg, TN 37091

166/7853/ 64-A-10.00904 Franklin Avenue

2019County& City

Janice Collins-DECEASED

------Larry Ray Collins, RiverCollins & McKenzie Collins

577/9011/ 24-24-32.00Highway 99

2019 County D A B Construction LLC4640 Nashville Hwy, Ste B,Chapel Hill, TN 37034

759/9382/23-29.00Franklin Pike

2019 County Jeffrey Scott Davis3484 Verona Caney RdLewisburg, TN 37091

Mark Allen Swafford

550/2343/ 71F-A-71F-6.00950 Spring Place Rd

2019 CountyRicky Hargrove, et alDeceased

------Lee Chapman;Any heirs of Ricky Hargrove

550/2343/ 71F-A-71F-6.00.001Spring Place Rd

2019County& City

Ricky Hargrove, et alDeceased


550/2343/ 71F-A-71F-7.00940 Spring Place Rd

2019County& City



550/2343/ 71F-A-71F-7.00.001940 Spring Place Rd



550/2343/ 71F-A-71F-8.00Spring Place Rd E of



550/2343/ 71F-A-71F-8.00.001Spring Place Rd E of

2019County& City



WBN/6273/64B-C-28.00920 Mayberry Street

2019County& City

Zella Mae HillDeceased

------ Any heirs of Zella Mae Hill

180/2991/15-136.002041 Friendship Lane

2019 CountyDarwin L. HultgrenEtux Patricia Ann

2041 Friendship LaneChapel Hill, TN

111/5902/ 28-28-43.00Milltown Rd

2019 County David H Jones1116 W 7th StColumbia, TN 38401

587/851/20-43.00 1678Old Highway 99

2019 CountyDenese McClainJohnson

777/4753/64i-f-16.00300 Water Street

2019 County Thomas E. Lane, Jr.326 Harvard Ave.Nashville, TN 37205

Equity Trust Company

539/4983/ 63-63-33.00Crestview Drive

2019County& City

Moghadam MajidNamdar

235 Kono WayDesitin, Florida 32541

763/8223/64H-C-1.00628 2nd Ave. North

2019 CountyMiguel Melchor, etuxMaria

3200 Haskell LaneAntioch, TN 37013

Scott Ward628 2nd Ave., North

620/2642/33-33.001359 Wiles Lane

2019 County Joel Paul Morel1359 Wiles LaneLewisburg, TN

552/673/63K-B-100.00151 Turner Dr

2019County& City

Chris McCormack2858 Kerr Hill RdLynnville, TN 38472

427/612/ 40-40-55.003247 Nashville Hwy

2019 CountyJames Orrc/o Sylvia Orr

3247 Nashville HwyLewisburg, TN 37091

Nancy O Wood514 Catalina Dr.Nashville, Tn. 37217

277/8844/99-23.00Williams Road

2019 County Michael Wesley Parker905 E. Washington StAthens, AL 35611

713/83/64K-A-8:02920 Finley Beech Rd

2019County& City

Monikaben Patel156 Whisper Ridge DrFort Matidla, PA 16870

643/3781/9-42.005064 Simpson Ln

2019 County Jeff Wayne Pitt5064 Simpson LnColumbia, Tn 38401

407/4623/49-662402 New ColumbiaHwy

2019 CountyBetty PrinceDeceased

--------Jerry Lee PrinceVelma Sue Dale

108/2313/ 71P-A-71P-49.001134 Mechanico Tr

2019County& City

David Watkins etuxVirginia.Both Deceased

-------- Martha Ruth Foster

115/864¼-43.005375 Reynolds Road

2019 CountyElizabeth E. WixDeceased

--------

676/5173/63E-B-001.001391 Silver Creek Rd

2019County& City

Ellis Darnell WoodsDeceased

-------- Monika Whitley

703/5251/20G-A-13.001524 Azalee Lane

2019 County Joel WyattP.O. Box 682727Franklin, TN 37068

TOWN OF CHAPEL HILL - DELINQUENT TAXES:

DEEDBOOK/PAGE


YEAR TAX PROPERTY OWNER OWNER’S ADDRESS OTHER INTERESTEDPARTIES

769/216 1/21H- B- 52.00402 Edmonson Avenue

2019 Edward CraddockDECEASED

TOWN OF CORNERSVILLE - DELINQUENT TAXES:

DEEDBOOK/PAGE


YEAR TAX PROPERTY OWNER OWNER’S ADDRESS OTHER INTERESTEDPARTIES

4/100A-B-17.00210 Summit Street

2019 Scott Herkimer etuxDawn Herkimer

210 Summit StreetCornersville, TN

Vanderbilt Mortgage

Publication to run September 9, 16, 23 and 30, 2021. Kimberlee Alsup, Clerk and Master

A7 - Thursday, September 23, 2021 Marshall County Tribune

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MARSHALL COUNTY SCHOOLSJACOB SORRELLS, DIRECTOR OF SCHOOLS700 JONES CIRCLE, LEWISBURG, TENNESSEE 37091(931) 359-1581

September 21, 2021

2021-2022 School YearPosition: Full-Time Sign Language Interpreter/

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It is the policy of the Marshall County Board of Education not to discriminate on the basis of race,

sex, color, religion, age, handicap, or national origin in any of its educational programs, activities,

or employment policies. Marshall County is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

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(931) 359-1581


Board of Education.




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2021-2022 School Year

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Job Location: Oak Grove Elementary School


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Thursday, September 23, 2021 - Marshall County Tribune - B1SportsSportsTigers back on track after thumping HillwoodBy Chris [email protected]

NASHVILLE — After falling to Tullahoma in Week 4 of the 2021 season, the Marshall County Tigers (4-1, 2-1) responded in a big way, thumping Hillwood (0-4, 0-1)on the road to bounce back in the win col-umn, 55-0.

Quarterback Devonte Davis was as efficient as possible, completing all nine of his pass attempts for 214 yards and two touch-downs.

He carried the ball three times for 25 yards and a rushing touchdown as well.

His two passing touch-downs both went to Jayden Hart for 48 and 65 yards.

The Tigers wasted no time, with Davis scoring the game’s first touchdown on a 12-yard run.

Barely three minutes later, Davis connected with Hart for the 48-yard strike, before Demari Braden scored on a four-yard carry in the final minute of the opening frame.

The Tigers found pay dirt two more times in the half, once on Davis’ 65-yard bomb to Hart and a final first-half score on a 10-yard carry by Trice Gordon.

Kicker Wyatt Joyce con-nected on 4-of-5 extra point attempts and the Tigers led 34-0 at the half.

With command of the

game well in-hand, the Tigers were able to work the reserves on the field in the second half and there was virtually no let down by the Marshall County offense.

Braden scored his sec-ond touchdown of the night early in the third frame on a five-yard carry.

The Tigers scored two more times in the fourth quarter, the first of which came on a two-yard pass from Trey Warner to Markese Davis and a final touchdown by Kamariq Perryman.

Jorge Campuzano and Thomas Beech also were perfect on their extra point attempts as well.

Hart was the top produc-er in the Tiger pass game, hauling in two catches for 113 yards and a pair of scores.

Markese Davis added four catches for 49 yards and a score as well.

In total, the Tigers churned out 194 yards on the ground and were led by Trice Gordon’s eight carries for 65 yards.

Braden added 57 yards on eight touches as well.

As a passing unit, three Tigers combined to com-plete 13-of-15 tries for 250 yards.

In total, Marshall County totaled 444 yards of offense.

Defensively, the Tigers

were a terror for the Hilltoppers.

As a team, Marshall County combined for eight tackles for loss and were led by Grayson Miller and Jakavan Curry, who each had six tackles.

The Tigers also won the turnover battle, recording two intercep-tions by Khamani Ewing and Marquay Allen and a

Demari Braden finds a crease and scores for the Tigers. He scored on touchdown runs of four and five yards against

Hillwood.

Photos courtesy of Mike Moore

Trice Gordon (1) picks up a

block and scrambles for a

big gain. He finished with

65 yards on eight carries.

Rockets run wild past Summertown on HomecomingBy Anthony S. PucaSports Writer

CHAPEL HILL — The margin of victory was unexpected, but welcomed as the Forrest Rockets easily handled Summertown 33-7 in a Region 5-AA matchup at the Murrey E. Holton Memorial Field in Cha-pel Hill in Friday night’s homecoming game.

“Summertown is a good team, but our kids just came out ready to play,” Forrest coach Eli Stephenson said. “They came ready to play in all three phases of the game, we got a score in all three phases of the game and that got us the momentum and we didn’t let up.”

The Rockets ran roughshod over the Eagles in the ground game, rushing the rock 39 times for 268 yards and three touchdowns.

“All of our running backs played great to-night. We were wearing down in the beginning of the game and in the second half we hit some big plays and scored and that was huge for us,” Stephenson said.

Senior McCalis-ter Wilson opened the scoring with a 53-yard touchdown jaunt three plays into the contest and Tayton Swift scored on a one-yard run in the third quarter before Liam Bell closed the scoring with a 31-yard touchdown with just over five minutes to play in the third period.

The Rockets won the turnover battle 3-1 with Swift coming up with a first quarter intercep-tion. The junior recov-ered a Summertown fumble on the second half kickoff and then ran the ball into the end zone three plays later.

“We definitely didn’t have all the confidence in the world to come out and beat them by 26 points. It’s been a close game the last few years now,” Swift said. “I have to give it up to our defensive coor-dinator, coach (Ryan) Bridges. He really did an amazing job of game planning this one.”

Wilson also came up with two big defensive plays that turned into nine points, a forced

fumble that was scooped up by Davis for a second quarter touchdown and a blocked punt in the third quarter that re-sulted in a safety, giving the Rockets a 26-7 lead.

“We scored in every aspect of the game. We had a blast and I think that is what made it so good,” Wilson said. “The intensity was amazing. We are always compet-ing with each other to see who can do better, so that makes it fun.”

Forrest won the coin toss and Swift came up with a nice return near the midfield stripe be-fore the Rockets needed just three plays to score with Wilson taking a third down handoff on a scissors play and racing 63 yards for a touch-down.

Gavin Grissom nailed the first of his four suc-cessful extra points and the Rockets took a lead they would not surren-der.

Swift ruined the Eagles’ opening drive when he came up with an interception on a fourth down pass and the Rockets drove to the Summertown 17-yard line where they had to settle for a Grissom 33-yard field goal to make it 10-0 with 7:32 remaining in the first quarter.

Summertown fought back as they put to-gether a 79-yard drive that culminated in a one-yard quarterback keeper by Colton Schaf-fer for a touchdown.

After the ensuing kickoff, the Rockets fumbled the ball away at their own 29-yard line where the Eagles shot themselves in the foot with two consecu-tive false start penalties before Wilson shot into the backfield on a pitch play and drilled the Summertown ball car-rier, who fumbled the ball that was scooped by Davis for a backbreak-ing touchdown.

Summertown went three-and-out on its next offensive posses-sion and the Rockets could not put any points on the board and led 17-7 at the half.

The turnover bug bit the Eagles again as they fumbled the second half kickoff that Swift

recovered and three plays later he was in the end zone on a four-yard run.

Summertown began its next drive at their own 14-yard line after a block in the back on the kickoff and the Forrest defense dug in, forcing a three-and-out and an Eagles’ punt.

Wilson busted through the line and blocked the kick that caromed into the end for a safety, giv-ing the Rockets a three-score lead at 26-7 with eight minutes remain-ing in the third quarter.

Forrest took the punt after a safety at their own 45-yard line and a second down pass from Hunter Bennett to Tyler Ayers moved the ball into Summertown terri-tory where the Rockets went Wildcat with Swift behind center.

Swift took off on a nice run to the 31-yard line and two plays later, Bell took a handoff on a trap play and found an opening to cut outside and race to the pylon for a touchdown.

Grissom’s boot was true and the Rockets led 33-7 with 5:25 remain-ing in the third quarter.

Summertown went three-and-out quickly and the Rockets began the process of burning time off the clock with the Eagles not getting the ball back until the nine mark of the fourth quarter.

The Eagles failed to get any offense going and the Rockets re-

Tribune Photos by Anthony S. Puca

Chris Davis (1) and his Forrest teammates celebrate after Davis scooped up a fumble and scored a touchdown to give

the Rockets a 17-7 lead over the Eagles.

McCalister Wilson drills the Summertown ball carrier to force a fumble that ended up in

a touchdown for the Rockets, who beat Summertown 33-7 in Friday night’s homecoming

game at Chapel Hill.

The Forrest homecoming Queen Mackenzie Pratt with her senior escorts Christian

Hammond (15) and Layne Strasser (60). See Rockets, Page 4B

See Tigers, Page 4B

Brax Hunter watches his approach shot on Hole 3 during Monday’s district golf match

at Henry Horton.

Tribune Photos by Chris Siers

Trey Williamson chips his way onto Hole 3 following the lengthy rain delay on Monday

during the District 9A-AA golf match.

Rockets, Lady Bulldogs advance to region By Chris [email protected]

CHAPEL HILL — Following a brief start to the District 9A-AA golf match on Monday morning at Henry Horton Golf Course, players were instructed to return to the clubhouse after torrential rains doused the course.

Following an approxi-mate two-hour rain delay, the match was shortened from the planned 18-hole match to just nine holes.

In the end, the Forrest

Rockets took second over-all as a team to continue their season, while the Cornersville Lady Bulldogs also took second.

Both teams will advance to the upcoming Region 5-A tournament, which will be held on Monday at Henry Horton.

Lady Rocket golfer Maggie Browning also earned a trip to the region match as an individual qualifier as well.

Two-time defending state champion Evan Woosley-Reed of Cascade won the

match with a 35 score, while Tatyana Greene won the girls’ match with a final score of 44.

Sebastian Thompson posted the lowest score for the Rockets and finished with a 44 overall, good enough for a third-place finish in the individual standings.

Noah Brown turned in a 45, while Kelton Grubbs carded a 46.

Trey Williamson round-ed out the varsity scor-ing for the second-place Rockets with a 50.

As a team, the Rockets finished with a 184, just one stroke behind team-winner Richland.

For the Bulldogs, it was the end of the road as Cornersville turned in a final score of 265.

Micah Riddle posted the lowest score for the Bulldogs with a 57. Caden Downs and Coby Gibson each shot a 57, while Braxton Hunter turned in a 74.

On the girls’ side of the match, the Lady Bulldogs were led by Annabelle Mulliniks finished second

overall, shooting a 46 to lead the Lady Bulldogs.

Braylin Powers and Jayli Childress each shot a 57.

For the Lady Rockets, Maggie Browning earned a region berth as an individu-al qualifier, shooting a 53.

Ava Edmondson finished with a 65 and as a team, the Lady Rockets turned in a 118 final score.

The qualifiers will advance to the region match held at Henry Horton on Monday at Henry Horton.

Forrest (184)Sebastian Thompson 43

Noah Brown 45

Kelton Grubbs 46

Trey Williamson 50

Cornersville (265)

Micah Riddle 57

Caden Downs 67

Brax Hunter 74

Coby Gibson 67

Richland (183)

Giles Co. (189)

Eagleville (206)

Community (243)

Girls

Cornersville (103)

Annabelle Mulliniks 46

Braylin Powers 57

Jayli Childress 57

Forrest (118)

Maggie Browning 53

Ava Edmondson 65

Cascade (91)

Giles Co. (115)

Eagleville (122)

Community (143)

Homecoming sweet for FMS RocketsBy Anthony S. PucaSports Writer

The Forrest Middle School Rockets (4-0) have been like a screaming loco-motive with no brakes all season and they continued to roll on Thursday, demol-ishing Cannon County 66-6 on homecoming night at the Murrey E. Holton Field in Chapel Hill.

“This group, they amaze me every week,” FMS coach Tony Johnson said. “I feel like when we win big one week, I’m always nervous we will come in the next week and not live up to the week before, but every single week this season they have raised the bar. It’s just simply amazing.”

The Rockets scored the first eight times they had the ball on offense and they never threw a pass except on two point conversion tries.

“That’s our mentality. We want to step on the gas, get on them early and then just keep on hammering it down and break their will, no matter who the opponent is,” Johnson said.

FMS rushed the rock 16 times for 332 yards for a gaudy 20.8 yards per carry with seventh-grader Jacob Tincher leading the way with two touches for 92 yards.

Tincher busted two long second half touchdown runs of 49 and 43 yards.

Eli Bell had three carries for 72 yards and a touch-down, Antonio Marable rushed five times for 59 yards and a score, while Cohen Grissom had two rushes for 49 yards (scoring both times). Fletcher Fields had three carries for 43 and a touchdown, and Maddox Puca had one carry for 17 yards.

“Every running back that touched the ball tonight did an amazing job,” Johnson said. “From our first-string guys who have been getting a lot of reps all year, to the guys who have gotten little to no reps at all.”

“We have got a lot of speed and we hit the hole hard, so I can’t ask any more out of that group. They are a great group to coach.”

The Forrest defense completely shut down the Lions’ offense, especially in the first half as the Rockets did not allow a first down or a gain of more than six yards.

The Lions ended up with just 84 total yards and their only touchdown came on a Brayden Smithson three-yard run with 7:46 remain-ing in the contest.

“Our offense is impres-sive, but our defense a lot of times is even more impres-sive,” Johnson said. “We get after it. We attack. We don’t let them have any breathing room and we don’t let them get their blocks because we are on them right away.”

FMS won the opening coin toss and Clayson Jones covered a short kickoff at midfield.

Two snaps in to the game, Bell took it to the house from 41 yards out and Ryan Hill passed to Grissom for the two-point conversion.

Grissom boomed the ensuing kickoff and the Lions started at their own nine-yard line where a first down pass lost four yards.

The next snap went over the quarterback’s head and he scrambled for the ball in the end zone where Houston Matlock got there first and then many more Rocket defenders followed for the safety.

The ensuing kick back to the Rockets following the safety was a bad one, giv-ing the ball to FMS at the 33-yard lin.

Two plays later, Fields scored and the Hill threw to Fields for two more points and FMS led 18-0.

The Lions went three-and-out again and the punt was popped up, coming down at the Cannon County 17-yard line where Grissom scored on the next play and Hill followed with the two-

point run to make 26-0 with 2:12 remaining in the first quarter.

Grissom pinned the Lions deep again and the FMS defense held once more.

The Rockets started their next drive at the Lions’ 44-yard line where Marable ran it in on first down and Hill passed to Fields for two more points, making it 34-0.

The Lions went back-wards on their next offensive possession, facing a fourth-and-30 at their own 10-yard line where they punted the ball back to FMS, who started at the 32-yard line with 5:12 remaining in the first half.

Forrest scored on the next play with Grissom run-ning it in for the touchdown and Hill found Bell on the two-point pass.

The Lions went three-and-out again and Hill returned the punt 38 yards to the Cannon County one-yard line yard where Fields busted in for the touchdown and the two-point run by Grissom gave FMS a 50-0 lead.

The Lions had the ensu-ing kickoff at the 20-yard line before two bad snaps

Tribune Photos by Anthony S. Puca

Fletcher Fields (1) turns up field for a 33-yard touchdown run in the first half.

Cohen Grissom crowns FMS homecoming Queen Sadie Harber before the game. See FMS, Page 4B

Thursday, September 23, 2021 Marshall County Tribune - B3

resulted in a Forrest safety, making it 52-0 at the half.

FMS played its second string in the second half and Tincher added his two long touchdown runs for the Rockets, while the Lions finally got on the board.

With the win, the Rockets clinched the reg-ular season Duck River Valley Conference title and will host the DRVC title game on September 30.

FMS hosts the Community Vikings on Thursday in the regular season finale.

“Next week at practice we will be practicing for Community, but we will also be preparing for who-ever we are going to see in that championship,” Johnson said. “We want to make sure we secure that

win this week and finish out the regular season unde-feated and then be ready to have a big home crowd here for the championship.”

Cannon County 0 0 0 6 — 6 Forrest 26 26 0 14 — 66 First Quarter FMS-Eli Bell 41 run, (Cohen Grissom 2-pt. run), 7:07. FMS-Safety, 5:38. FMS-Fletcher Fields 33 run, (Fields 2-pt. reception from Hill, 4:48). FMS-Grissom 17 run, (Hill 2-pt. run), 2:14. Second Quarter FMS-Antonio Marable 44 run, (Fields 2-pt. reception from Hill), 7:50. FMS-Grissom 21 run, (Bell 2 pt. reception from Hill), 5:03. FMS-Fields 1 run, (Grissom 2 pt. run), 3:16. FMS-Safety, 2:31. Fourth Quarter Cannon County-Brayden Smithson 3 run, (2 pt. run failed), 7:46. FMS-Jacob Tincher 49 run, (John Hightower 2 pt. run), 6:41. FMS-Tincher 43 run, 0.00. Total Yards: Cannon County 84, FMS 332. Rushing: Cannon County 44, FMS 332. Passing: Cannon County 40, FMS 0. Turnovers: Cannon County 0, FMS 0. Rushing Cannon County (22-58-2.6 yards per carry): Braden Smithson 16-69-TD, Eli Garrett 5-(-25), Matthew Phillips 1-0.

FMS (16-332-20.8 yards per carry): Jacob Tincher 2-92-2TD, Eli Bell 3-72-TD, Antonio Marable 5-59-TD, Cohen Grissom 2-49-2TD, Fletcher Fields 3-43-TD, Maddox Puca 1-17. Passing Cannon County: Eli Garrett 7-12-40-0-0. FMS-Ryan Hill 0-0-0-0-0.

Receiving Cannon County: Austin Martin 3-11, Jaxen Miles 1-29.

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tained the ball before giving it back on downs with just under two and half minutes to play in the game.

“We came out phenom-enal tonight. We knew what we were doing and despite homecom-ing this week, we came out focused and ready to play,” senior linebacker Layne Strasser said. “We smacked them in the mouth the first play of the game. We had that safety on defense and those things crush them to where they get tired and they get worn down and they don’t want to fight anymore eventually.”

“We didn’t expect to come out here and win by 26 points. I figured it was going to be a close tight came, but we came out here and played to-night.”

The eighth-ranked Rockets (4-1, 2-0) make the long trek to Jas-per Friday night for a non-region 2A matchup with longtime nemesis Marion County.

“I think we will pre-pare well for them. They run a simple offense and a simple defense and I think our defensive coordinator will give us a really good look,” Swift said. “We are re-ally stepping it up each week and I think we can go out and beat them.”

The sixth-ranked War-riors (3-0, 1-0) came off a two-week layoff last Friday night and trav-eled to Bledsoe County where they came away with an easy 31-10 win.

Friday night’s game will be the fourth matchup between the two schools with the Warriors winning all three previous games in season ending playoff wins at Forrest in 2009 (20-17), 2015 (38-10), and 2016 (55-14).

“They (Marion Coun-ty) have great tradi-tion. They are some big guys and they want to run the ball and play physical,” Stephenson said. “We want to do the same thing, so it will be a great test for us.”

Summertown 0 7 0 0 — 7 Forrest 10 7 16 0 — 33 First Quarter F — McCalister Wilson 53 run, (Gavin Grissom kick), 10:27. F — Grissom 33-yard field goal, 3:49. Second Quarter S — Colton Schaffer 1 run, (Anthony Williams kick), 9:00. F — Chris Davis 3-yard fumble return, (Grissom kick), 3:10. Third Quarter F — Tayton Swift 4 run, (Grissom kick), 10:34. F — Safety, 8:00. F — Liam Bell 31 run, (Grissom kick), 5:29. Total Yards-Summertown 101, Forrest 297. Rushing-Summertown 60, Forrest 268. Passing-Summertown 41, Forrest 29. First Downs-Summertown 6, Forrest 15. Penalties-Summertown 6-43, Forrest 5-40. Turnovers-Summertown 3, Forrest 1.

Rushing Summertown-Javen Edmiston 6-16, Ty Bryant 2-16, Colton Schaffer 7-9-TD, Anthony Edwards 2-7, Aniken Johnson 2-5, Lane Green 2-5, Cole McCafferty 2-2. Forrest-McCalister Wilson 4-66-TD, Liam Bell 6-49-TD, Tayton Swift 5-49-TD, Brenton Burchell 7-38, Chris Davis 7-36, Carson Yates 3-17, Bryce Tankersley 3-14, Hunter Bennett 2-8, Noah Helmick 2-(-3). Passing Summertown-Colton Schaffer 6-14-41-0-INT. Forrest-Hunter Bennett 4-11-29-0-0. Receiving Summertown-Ty Bryant 2-32, Lane Green 1-9, Javen Edmiston 2-0. Forrest-Tyler Ayers 2-19, Tayton Swift 1-10, Brenton Burchell 1-0.

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Staff Report

Under the guidance of owner

and operator Sensei Roe Carter,

Lewisburg Karate saw a surge of

new members and activities over the

recent summer months.

Some of the activities included

participation in the 19th Annual

C.T. Patterson Memorial Wado-Ryu

Championship in August, with sev-

eral members participating and win-

ning trophies.

Sensei Carter and Michael Burgess

each won first-place in a black belt

level two-person structured sparring

event.

Having won in the previous Wado-

Ryu tournament, they again brought

home the trophy to the Lewisburg

Recreation Center.

Fifteen of the newest class mem-

bers passed their first test for gold

belt, demonstrating they had learned

a number of karate skills, developed

strength and stamina, and improved

confidence and self-awareness.

Ten more experienced students

tested and advanced to higher ranks

as well.

Next month, several brown

belts will travel to Murfreesboro to

test for their black belts under the

U.S. Eastern Wado-Ryu Board of

Directors.

Sensei Monroe Carter has been a

member of the board that adminis-

ters these tests for 23 years.

Lewisburg Karate surges with activities

Students earning their new gold belts are (first row)Silas Oronos, Trey Sweeney, Claire Bagsby, Knox Gillum, Logan

Burgess, and Kevin Brown; (second row) Eli Janke-Malone, Liam Chambers, Eli Morton, Micah Finley, and Elijah

Burgess.

Students who recently earned new belts are (first row) Grayson Tidwell, Landry Smith, Ava Tidwell, Brennon Bagsby,

and Asher Nichols; (second row) Jacob Rigsby, Wayne Parker, Sam Latham, Nicole Latham, and Theresa Brown.

Submitted photos

Lewisburg Karate Students bring home trophies from the 19th Annual C.T. Patterson Memorial Championship.

fumble recovery by Reid Mitchell.

Marshall County sits idle this week and returns home next Friday and will host Lawrence County at 7 p.m.Marshall Co. 20 14 7 14 — 55

Hillwood 0 0 0 0 — 0First Quarter MC — Devonte Davis 12 run, (Wyatt Joyce kick), 8:00. MC — Jayden Hart 48 pass from Davis, (Joyce kick),) 5:00. MC — Demari Braden 4 run, (kick failed), 1:00.Second Quarter MC — Hart 65 pass from Davis, (Joyce kick), 5:00. MC — Trice Gordon 10 run, (Joyce kick), 0:45. Third Quarter MC — Braden 5 run, (Jorge Campuzano kick), 10:00.Fourth Quarter MC — Markese Davis 2 pass from Trey Warner, (Thomas Beech kick), 9:00.MC — Kamariq Perryman 3 run, (Beech kick), 5:00.

Tigers(Continued from Page 1B)

B4 - Thursday, September 23, 2021 Marshall County Tribune

See answers to the Sudoku and Crossword puzzles in the A section

How creativity and crafting can bring families together

Thursday, September 23, 2021 – Marshall County Tribune – B5

(StatePoint) The benefits of fam-

ily quality time, which include positive impacts on mental health, re-duced stress, promoting adaptability and more, are well understood. But the importance of cre-ativity in families is less common knowledge.

According to a recent online study conducted by Ipsos, adults who participate in creative activities are more likely to describe them-selves as optimistic, happy, passionate and joyful. But though art and creativity are vital for child development -- helping develop fine

and gross motor skills, problem-solving abili-ties and even improv-ing emotional wellness, according to education experts -- they’re not al-ways a focus in schools. According to the Ip-sos study, seven in 10 parents feel as though standardized test scores are prioritized more than creative thinking in school.

In a world where fam-ilies juggle work, school and other responsibili-ties, it’s important to find ways to unwind and to create joyful mo-ments that get children and adults off the couch, away from screens and

developing habits of lifelong learning. The Ipsos study found that 75% of parents want their child(ren) to have more opportunities to be creative than they did when they were young, and two-thirds of adults admitted they wish they got to use their creativ-ity more in life.

The good news is fam-ilies can get creative right at home by seek-ing out opportunities for cross-generational learning. Grandparents can pass down their hob-bies and crafts. Parents can teach children the traditions that make up their heritage. Whether

it’s knitting, crocheting, cooking or woodwork-ing, such hobbies are of-ten specific to a family’s culture and are precious to keep in practice.

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CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Piggly Wiggly, Sole Owner Stores and the Green Bay Packers

By Bill CareyTennessee History for Kids

The rise and fall of Memphis busi-nessman Clarence Saunders involves Piggly Wiggly, the Pink Palace, the New York Stock Exchange, Sole Own-er Stores and (as a footnote) the Green Bay Packers. It’s hard to tell fact from fiction.

Saunders learned the grocery busi-ness as a young man in Clarksville in the early twentieth century. He moved to Memphis and, in 1916, opened his first Piggly Wiggly store, changing the face of grocery stores in the process.

At the time most grocery stores were owner operated. Customers would walk in the door and give their lists to a clerk, who would re-trieve their items. If the clerk had six people waiting, the customer had to wait for those ahead of them in line to be served. Additionally, most gro-cery stores extended credit to their customers.

Saunders set up his store to be com-pletely different. Each store was iden-tical, with each product in the same location in each store. The stores had one-way aisles to expedite traffic. Pig-gly Wiggly advertised heavily, much more so than any mom-and-pop gro-cer could possibly do. And the stores operated on a “cash only” basis. “Your dollar at Piggly Wiggly will not help pay the BAD DEBTS of others,” one Tennessean ad said.

And from where did Saunders get the name? “It took me two hours to find a name that was ridiculous enough,” he later said.

As his chain and wealth grew, Saunders developed a reputation of flamboyancy in Memphis. He built a massive mansion of pink Geor-gian marble, appropriately named the Pink Palace.

Customers flocked to Saunders’ stores, and he took his company pub-lic within a couple of years after its founding. By 1922 there were 1,200 Piggly Wiggly locations in the U.S., about half owned by the company and the other half by franchisees.

However, in 1923 Saunders lost control over Piggly Wiggly after a

complicated series of events involv-ing ownership of the company’s stock. Although the explanation of what occurred is very complicated, here is a brief summary: Saunders borrowed millions of dollars in an attempt to buy control of his own stock. But on Wall Street, his plot backfired, and Saunders went from wealthy to destitute overnight. In a final effort to retain control over his company, Saunders and Tennessee Governor Austin Peay went to Detroit to ask Ford Motor Co. founder Henry Ford to intercede. Ford refused to meet with the two men from Tennessee (which gives you some idea of how important Henry Ford was at that time).

Piggly Wiggly stores remained open, but no longer under Saunders’ management. For a while, the grocery store chain was led by a Nashville man named James Bradford (who later started a Nashville brokerage house called J. C. Bradford & Co.)

Saunders did not quit, and later started another grocery store chain called (oddly enough) Clarence Saun-ders: Sole Owner of My Name. (Saun-ders apparently got the name because a bankruptcy judge once admonished him by saying “You, sir, own nothing. You are only the sole owner of your name.”) Sanders ran his Sole Owner stores—as they were known—quite aggressively. In fact, he had a ten-dency to build them right across the street from Piggly Wiggly stores.

To promote his grocery store chain, Saunders even organized a profes-sional football team known as the Sole Owner Tigers. On December 15, 1929, a week afternwinning the NFL championship, the Green Bay Packers lost to the Sole Owner Tigers, 20-6.

The Sole Owner chain closed during the Great Depression. Today there are still Piggly Wiggly stores throughout the South, franchised to independent owner-operators under a myriad of arrangements. Meanwhile Saunders’ former mansion, the Pink Palace, is a museum. Among its many exhibits is a replica of a Piggly Wiggly store.

B2 - Thursday, September 23, 2021 Marshall County Tribune

A host of Bulldogs, led by Tyler Brockman (48) converge to make a tackle against the Trojans.

Bulldogs back on track with Homecoming victoryBy Dennis Holley For the Tribune

CORNERSVILLE —

The Cornersville Bulldogs

(4-1, 1-0), needing to get

back on track after the

loss to Clay County last

Friday night, welcomed the

Collinwood Trojans (0-4,

0-1) for a Region 5-1A

contest on a cloudy, humid

evening with brief showers

to celebrate Homecoming

2021.

The Bulldogs, despite

a lackluster and penalty-

plagued game on the offen-

sive side of the ball, turned

back the Trojans 21-0 as the

Cornersville defense stood

their ground.

Coach Gerard Randolph

said, “We put (defen-

sive) pressure on the

(Collinwood) quarterback,

made him scramble. Our

defense stood up to the call

and we put some points on

the board which allowed us

to be even more aggressive

on defense. We have some

things to fix on offense

and if we do, we can play

Cornersville football and

be successful.”

Quarterback Caden

White added, “Our offense

did not execute like we

should have. I and the team

have some work to do to get

better.”

Bulldog offensive/defen-

sive lineman Blake Jones

said, “Defensively we stood

up and played good. We

had the young guys like,

(Jonathan) Zuniga and

(Wesley) Pigg step up for

us.”

Cornersville’s defense,

led by Rhett Woodard and

the emergence of lineback-

er Wesley Pigg, punished

the Trojan runners and

harassed the quarterback

into hurried throws.

The defense also had a

hand in all three scores for

the Bulldogs – an intercep-

tion by Tyler Brockman at

mid-field, a fumble recov-

ery at the Trojans 27-yard

line by Pigg and a bad snap

to the Collinwood quarter-

back that was recovered

by Barret Powers at the

Collinwood 13-yard line.

The Cornersville offense

in all three cases scored.

For the rest of the game, the

Bulldog defense kept the

Trojans pinned down and,

with hard hits, sprawled on

the ground.

The Bulldogs won the

coin toss but deferred to the

second half.

Cornersville’s defense.

showing toughness early

on, made the Trojans go

three and out, taking over

after the punt at their own

48-yard line.

The Bulldog offense

began a pattern that held

true the entire game - pen-

alties destroying continuity

needed for the possession to

be successful.

Running back Cason

Warner said, “On offense

we should have started out

a little bit faster. We picked

it up in the second half.

If we can get our offense

going like our defense, we

will be all right.”

The Bulldogs, for the

game, had 10 possessions,

with eight of those posses-

sions hampered by penal-

ties of some sort.

These penalties wiped

away a five-yard touchdown

run by Warner and later, a

45-yard highlight reel dash

by Ben Franklin.

The Bulldogs got on the

board after Brockman’s

interception at midfield

with the punishing running

of Warner. Quarterback

Blaine Woodard found

Mason Calahan open down

the right side for a 16-yard

TD and with Warner run-

ning the two-point conver-

sion into the end zone, at

the 10:20 mark of the sec-

ond quarter the Bulldogs

led 8-0.

This score would hold

up until the halftime horn

sounded and raindrops

began to bring out rain-

coats and umbrellas in the

stands.

The Bulldogs received

the second half kick-off

with Warner taking the ball

to the Bulldog 35-yard line.

From there, courtesy

of a holding call against

Cornersville, the Bulldogs

faced a third and 17, which

netted a five-yard gain and

a Brockman punt on fourth

down.

Brockman’s punt went to

the Trojan 31-yard line, but

an unsportsmanlike conduct

penalty pushed Collinwood

back to its 16-yard line.

Seven plays later Pigg

recovered a Trojan fumble

and the Bulldogs were in

business at the Collinwood

36-yard line.

Six plays later on fourth

down at the Collinwood

five-yard line, Warner rum-

bled in for the score but a

block in the back negated

the score.

Then, White found wide-

out Eli Welch between

the cornerback and safety,

zipped the ball in and Welch

snatched it out of the air and

raced untouched into the

end zone and even though

the kick after missed, the

Bulldogs led 14-0.

The Bulldogs, with

Pigg making plays and his

teammates hammering

Collinwood, were ready

when, on second and nine, a

bad snap to the Trojan quar-

terback resulted in a fumble

recovered by Powers.

Franklin, on first down,

ran around the left side for a

13-yard touchdown. Logan

Springer drilled the PAT

and with 1:13 left in the

third quarter the Bulldogs

led 21-0.

The Bulldogs defense,

for the rest of the game,

kept hammering the Trojan

offense, highlighted by a

last defensive stand.

After a Trojan inter-

ception at the Bulldogs

25-yard line, Cornersville

was deemed guilty of a

block in the back penalty

that moved the ball to the

Bulldog 10-yard line.

But the Bulldog defense

continued to apply pressure,

highlighted by a first-down

tackle by Welch that went

for a two-yard loss.

With the pass rush by

Woodard and Pigg harass-

ing the Trojan quarter-

back, the Bulldogs forced

Collinwood to make hur-

ried throws that fell incom-

plete on second and third

down.

Welch came through on

fourth down and on a quar-

terback scramble, made the

stop after a five-yard gain.

“Defensively, we played

our best game all year,”

Welch said.

Cornersville took over

on downs and ran out he

clock.

The Bulldogs, now 2-0 in

Region 5-A, host Eagleville

in another must-win Region

5-A contest next Friday

night.Collinwood 0 0 0 0 — 0Cornersville 0 8 13 0 — 21 Second QuarterC — Mason Calahan 16 pass from Blaine Woodard, (Cason Warner 2 pt.

run.), 10:20.Third QuarterC — Eli Welch 10 pass from Caden White. (Kick failed), 2:17.C — Ben Franklin 13 run, (Logan Springer kick), 1:13.

Stats: Collinwood C’V No. of Plays: 50 42.Total Offense: 81, 167.Time of Possession: 27:52, 20:08Rushing Attempts – Yards: 32-(-3) yds, 31-139 yds.Passing: Completions – Attempts: 7 for 18, 5 for 11.Passing Yards: 78, 28.TD-Int: 0-3, 2-1Fumbles: Lost: 2-2, 3-3Turnovers: 5, 4.First Downs: 9, 11.First Downs - Rushing: 3, 9.First Downs – Passing: 64 2.First Downs – Penalties: 2, 0.Third Down Conversions/Attempts: 4/17 (23.5%), 2/9 (22.2%).Fourth Down Conversions/Attempts: 0/3 (0%), 2/4 (50%).Penalties – Yards: 9-65 yds., 8-80 yds.Punt Average: 4 - avg. 20.8 yds, 2 – avg. 23.5 yds.

Cornersville:

Passing: Caden White 2-5, 5 yds, TD, Int.

Blaine Woodard 2-3, 21 yds, TD.

Riley Gillit 1-3, 2 yds.

Rushing: Cason Warner 10-50 yds, Ben

Franklin 5-30 yds, TD, Rhett Woodard 7-25

yds, Riley Qualls 3-22 yds, Blaine Woodard

2-14 yds, Caden White 3-0 yds, Mason

Calahan 1-(-2) yds.

Receiving: Mason Calahan 3-16 yds TD,

Eli Welch 1-10 yds, TD. Cason Warner

1-2 yds.

Defense:

Tackles: Wesley Pigg 6, Riley Qualls 4.5,

Eli Welch 3.5, Barrett Powers 3.5, Blake

Jones 3.5, Cason Warner 3, Rhett Woodard

3, David Metcalf 2.5, Hunter Fitzgerald 2,

Jonathon Zuniga 2, Tyler Brockman 2

Int., Caden White 1, Mason Calahan 1,

Bradden Hickman 1, Caden Dunn .5.

Kicking: Logan Springer PAT 1-2.

Punts: Tyler Brockman 1-24 yds avg.

Caden White 1-23 yds avg.

Kick Returns: Cason Warner 1-10 yds.

Associated Press’ Top 10 Poll

The Associated Press’ Top 10 teams in each of Tennessee’s six Division I non-financial aid classifications and in the combined Division II financial aid classification as selected by Tennessee AP-member sportswriters and broadcasters. With first-place votes in parentheses, records through September 20, total points based on 10 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 10th-place vote:

Class 6A

School Rec Pts Prv

1. Oakland (16) 4-0 177 1 2. Maryville (2) 5-0 164 2 3. Riverdale 5-0 136 T34. Summit 5-0 125 T35. Bradley Central 5-0 102 5 6. Germantown 4-1 80 6 7. Ravenwood 4-1 70 7 8. Dobyns Bennet 5-0 62 8 9. Collierville 5-0 32 1010. Hendersonville 3-1 25 9 Others receiving votes: Whitehaven 7. Cleveland 6.

Class 5A School Rec Pts Prv

1. Knoxville West (11) 5-0 163 1 2. Mt. Juliet (5) 5-0 155 2 3. Powell (1) 5-1 134 3 4. Page 5-0 119 4 5. Memphis Central 4-0 100 5 6. Walker Valle 4-1 82 6 7. Springfield 4-1 61 7 8. Station Camp 4-0 39 8 9. Henry County 2-3 30 10

10. Knoxville Central 2-2 27 9

Others receiving votes: Campbell County 14. Rhea County 5. David Crockett 3. Green Hill 3.

Class 4A

School Rec Pts Prv

1. Greeneville (15) 5-0 168 1 2. Tullahoma 5-0 141 2 3. Pearl-Cohn (2) 5-0 135 3 4. Elizabethton 3-1 116 4 5. Haywood County 4-0 101 6 6. Hardin County 5-0 84 7 7. Montgomery Central 5-0 54 8 8. Marshall County 4-1 44 9 9. South-Doyle 4-1 38 5 10. Upperman 4-1 32 10Others receiving votes: East Hamilton 16. Anderson County 6.

Class 3A SchoolRec Pts Prv

1. Alcoa (15) 4-1 166 1 2. Covington (2) 5-0 153 2 3. Loudon 5-0 133 3 4. Giles County 5-0 114 4 5. East Nashville 4-1 91 5 6. Kingston 5-0 89 6 7. Dyersburg 5-0 62 9 8. Unicoi County 5-0 57 8 9. Fairview 4-2 28 1010. Waverly 3-1 22 7 Others receiving votes: White House 20.

Class 2A

School Total Points Prv

1. Meigs County (16) 4-0 169 1 2. Trousdale County 4-0 141 2 3. Hampton (1) 5-0 125 3 4. Westview 4-1 115 4 5. Memphis Academy 4-0 96 T56. Marion County 3-0 79 7 7. Huntingdon 4-1 76 T58. Forrest 4-1 51 8 9. Riverside 4-1 30 9 10. Watertown 3-2 19 10Others receiving votes: Cascade 14. Fairley 9. Tyner Academy 7. South Greene 2. Lewis County 1. Westmoreland 1.

Class 1A School Rec Pts Prv

1. Peabody (13) 5-0 166 1 2. Fayetteville (4) 5-0 153 2 3. South Pittsburg 3-0 135 3 4. McKenzie 5-0 118 4 5. Gordonsville 5-0 100 5 6. Dresden 4-1 69 7 7. Cornersville 4-1 56 8 8. Coalfield 4-1 50 6 9. Clay County 4-0 36 1010. Cloudland 3-1 28 9 Others receiving votes: West Carroll 11. McEwen 8. Middle College 5.Division II

Class A

School Rec Pts Prv

1. DCA 17) 5-0 170 1 2. King’s Academy 4-1 148 2 3. Nashville Christian School 3-1 139 3

4. University-Jackson 3-2 119 5 5. Friendship Christian 2-3 43 4 Others receiving votes: Jackson Christian 31. Grace Christian Academy 24. Columbia Academy 6.

Class AA School Rec Pts Prv

1. Lipscomb Academy (14) 5-0 167 1 2. CPA (3) 5-0 154 2 3. Lausanne Collegiate 4-0 126 4 4. Davidson Academy 4-1 93 3 5. Silverdale Baptist Academy 4-0 37 NROthers receiving votes: BGA 35. ECS 31. Knoxville Webb 19. CAK 18.

Class AAA

School Rec Pts Prv1. McCallie (16) 4-0 160 1 2. Briarcrest 5-0 147 4 3. Ensworth 4-1 128 5 4. Knoxville Catholic 3-1 95 2 5. Baylor 4-1 83 NROthers receiving votes: Pope John Paul II 51. MBA 10. CBHS 6.All Associated Press members in Tennessee are eligible to participate in the high school football poll. Those who voted for this week’s poll are: The Leaf-Chronicle, Clarksville; Cleveland Daily Banner, Cleveland; The Daily Herald, Columbia; The Daily News Journal, Murfreesboro; The Tennessean, Nashville; State Gazette, Dyersburg; Elizabethton Star, Elizabethton; The Jackson Sun, Jackson; Johnson City Press, Johnson City; Times News, Kingsport; Marshall County Tribune, Lewisburg; The Daily Times, Maryville; The Commercial Appeal, Memphis; Mainstreet-Columbia, Wilson County; The Tennessean, Nashville; The Paris Post-Intelligencer; Advocate and Democrat, Sweetwater; Union City Daily Messenger, Union City; WCMT, Martin.

Associated Press’ Top 10 Poll

Cason Warner gives a fierce stiff arm and picks up positive yardage.

Photos courtesy of Paps Pics

Mason Calahan (8) dives for the corner pylon against Collinwood on Friday night.

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AMC Cast Away (‘00, PG-13) aaac Tom Hanks, Helen Hunt. For rest Gump (‘94, PG-13) aaaa Tom Hanks.ANIMAL Dead li est Catch (TV14) Dead li est Catch (TV14) Dead li est Catch : “The Ul ti mate Price” (TV14) Dead li est Catch (TV14)

BET Coach Carter (‘05) aaa Juwanna Mann (‘02, PG-13) aa Miguel A. Núñez Jr., Vivica A. Fox. Ty ler Perry’s The OvalBRAVO Mil. List ing LA (N) (:15) Watch What Hap pens: Live (TV14) (N) Be low Deck (TV14) (:15) 50 First Dates (‘04)CARTOON Gumball Gumball Bur gers Bur gers Dad Dad Fam ily Guy Fam ily Guy Rick Morty Eric An dreCMT Field of Dreams (‘89, PG) aaa Kevin Costner, Amy Madigan. Reba Reba Reba Reba RebaCNN An der son Coo per 360° Cuomo Prime Time (N) Don Lemon To night (N) Don Lemon To night (N) An der son Coo per 360°COMEDY (:20) The Of fice (TV14) The Of fice The Of fice The Of fice The Of fice Daily (N) Tha God’s S. Park S. ParkDISCOVERY Gold Rush : “Cor nered” (:01) Gold Rush (TV14) (:02) Gold Rush (TV14) Gold Rush : “Re bel lion” Gold Rush (TV14)

DISNEY Big City Big City Syd ney Al most Big City Big City Mi rac u lous Mi rac u lous Mi rac u lous Mi rac u lousE! Fam ily Fam ily Fam ily Fam ily Fam ily Fam ily Ja son Nightly Nightly BusyESPN (6:30) Col lege Foot ball: Mar shall vs Ap pa la chian State (Live) SportsCenter with Scott SportsCenterESPN2 2021 WNBA Play offs (Live) 2021 WNBA Play offs (Live) UFCFOOD Hal low een Wars (TV G) Hal low een Wars (TV G) Hal low een Wars (TV G) Hal low een Wars (TV G) Hal low een Wars (TV G)

FREEFORM Shrek 2 Mon sters Uni ver sity (‘13, G) aaa Billy Crys tal, John Good man. The 700 Club (TV G) Simp sons Simp sonsFX (6:30) Deadpool 2 (‘18, R) aaac Ryan Reynolds. Shad ows Shad ows Shad ows Baby Driver (‘17, R) Ansel Elgort.HGTV Flip ping Flip ping Flip ping 101 (TV G) (N) Hunt ers Hunt ers Hunt ers Hunt ers Flip ping 101 (TV G)

HISTORY Pawn Stars (TVPG) Pawn Stars (TVPG) Pawn Stars (TVPG) Pawn Stars (TVPG) Pawn Stars (TVPG)

LIFETIME Lit tle Women: At lanta : “The Re union” (TV14) (N) Rizzoli & Isles (TV14) Rizzoli & Isles (TV14) Lit tle Women: At lantaMTV Floribama Shore (N) Dou ble Shot (TV14) (N) Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lousNEWSNAT On Bal ance with NewsNationPrime Banfield The Donlon Re port On Bal ance withNICK Alvin and the Chip munks: The Road Chip (‘15) Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends FriendsPARMT (6:00) The In tern (‘15, PG-13) aaa Rob ert De Niro. The Wed ding Singer (‘98, PG-13) aaa Adam Sandler. The In ternSYFY (5:05) Tomb stone (‘93) Jack Ryan: Shadow Re cruit (‘14, PG-13) aac Chris Pine. Futurama Futurama FuturamaTBS Bang Bang Bang Bang Wipeout (TVPG) Wipeout (TVPG) Wipeout (TVPG)

TCM Rollerball (‘75, R) aac James Caan. Kan sas City Bomber (‘72, PG) aa Raquel Welch. (:15) Roller Boo gie (‘79)TLC Dr. Pim ple Pop per (N) My Feet Are Kill ing Me My 600-lb Life : “Maja’s Story” (TV14) Dr. Pim ple Pop perTNT Solo: A Star Wars Story (‘18, PG-13) aaa Alden Ehrenreich. Solo: A Star Wars Story (‘18, PG-13) aaa

TRAVEL Para nor mal (TVPG) Para nor mal (TVPG) (N) Un ex plained (TV14) Un ex plained (TV14) Para nor mal (TVPG)

TV LAND Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Queens Queens Queens QueensUSA Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Grow ing Up Grow ing Up Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Grow ing UpVH1 Think Like a Man Too (‘14, PG-13) aa Mi chael Ealy. The Wed ding Ringer (‘15, R) aac Kevin Hart, Josh Gad.

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SHOW In di ana Jones and the Last Cru sade (‘89) aaac (:07) King dom Crys tal Skull (‘08) Har ri son Ford. Amer i can Rust (TVMA)

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CBS To Be An nounced To Be An nounced 48 Hours (TV14) Lo cal Pro grams (TV14)

NBC The Voice : “The Blind Au di tions” (TVPG) Sat ur day Night Live Lo cal Sat ur day Night Live (TV14)

FOX (6:00) MLB Base ball : “Reg’l Cov er age” (Live) Lo cal Pro grams (TV14) In side PBC Lo cal Pro grams (TV14)

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A&E Fast & Fu ri ous (‘09, PG-13) aaa Vin Die sel, Paul Walker. (:32) Fast Five (‘11, PG-13) aaa Vin Die sel, Paul Walker.AMC The Goonies (‘85, PG) Sean Astin. Grease (‘78, PG) aaa John Travolta, Olivia New ton-John. Six teen Can dles (‘84)ANIMAL The Zoo: San Diego Pop My Pet (TVPG) (N) Beast Bud Beast Bud The Zoo: San Diego The Zoo: San DiegoBET Life (‘99, R) aaa Eddie Murphy, Mar tin Law rence. Big Momma’s House 2 (‘06, PG-13) aa

BRAVO The Note book (‘04, PG-13) aaac Ryan Gos ling, James Gar ner. The Note book (‘04, PG-13) aaac Ryan Gos ling.CARTOON (6:00) Movie Bur gers Dad Dad Rick Morty Fam ily Guy Fam ily Guy Dragon Sword ArtCMT Break fast Club (‘85) Grumpy Old Men (‘93, PG-13) aaa Jack Lemmon. Grump ier Old Men (‘95, PG-13) aaa

CNN Cham pi ons for Change The Nine ties The 2000s The Eight ies The Sev en tiesCOMEDY Blended (‘14, PG-13) aac Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore. (:35) The Wed ding Singer (‘98) aaa South Park : “Cissy”DISCOVERY Ex pe di tion Un known: Re dis cov ered (TVPG) (N) Ex pe di tion Un known Ex pe di tion Un known Ex pe di tion (TVPG)

DISNEY Big City Big City Big City Big City Big City Big City Dis ney’s Magic (TV G) Mi rac u lous Mi rac u lousE! To Be An nounced To Be An nounced To Be An nouncedESPN (6:00) Col lege Foot ball : “Teams TBA” (Live) Score board Col lege Foot ball : “Teams TBA” (Live)ESPN2 (6:00) Col lege Foot ball : “Teams TBA” (Live) (:15) Col lege Foot ball : “Teams TBA” (Live)FOOD Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners DinersFREEFORM (6:20) Frozen (‘13, PG) Kristen Bell. (:50) Tan gled (‘10, PG) aaac Mandy Moore, Zachary Levi. Pocahontas (‘95, G) aaa

FX Bo he mian Rhap sody (‘18, PG-13) aaac Rami Malek, Lucy Boynton. Pitch Per fect 3 (‘17, PG-13) aac Anna Kendrick.HGTV Out grown (TV G) (N) Love It or List It (TV G) Love It or List It (TV G) Love It or List It (TV G) Love It or List It (TV G)

HISTORY Pawn Stars (TVPG) Pawn Stars : “Ac tion Packed; Sports” (TVPG) (N) Pawn Stars (TVPG) Pawn Stars (TVPG)

LIFETIME Deadly Deb u tante (‘21) Ryan Fran cis. (:03) Dou ble Daddy (‘15, NR) aac Mollee Gray. Deadly Deb u tante (‘21)MTV Mean Girls (‘04, PG-13) aaa Lindsay Lohan. (:15) Just Go With It (‘11, PG-13) aac Adam Sandler, Jennifer Aniston.NEWSNAT NewsNationPrime Banfield Banfield NewsNationPrime NewsNationPrimeNICK Hus tle (N) Un fil tered That Girl Alvin and the Chip munks (‘07, PG) aa Ja son Lee. Friends Friends FriendsPARMT (6:00) The Mag nif i cent Seven (‘16, PG-13) aaa Tomb stone (‘93, R) aaac Kurt Rus sell, Val Kilmer.SYFY (6:00) Men in Black (‘97) Men in Black II (‘02, PG-13) Tommy Lee Jones. Futurama Futurama Futurama FuturamaTBS (:15) Thor: Ragnarok (‘17, PG-13) aaaa Chris Hemsworth, Tom Hiddleston. Go-Big Show (TV14) Go-Big Show (TVPG)

TCM Daisy Kenyon (‘47, NR) aac Joan Crawford. Har riet Craig (‘50, NR) aaa Joan Crawford. Hell Bound (‘57) aac

TLC Say Yes to the Dress 90 Day (TV14) 90 Day : “Pil low Talk” 90 Day Di a ries (TV14) Say Yes to the DressTNT Em pire Strikes (‘80) Star Wars: Ep i sode VI: Re turn of the Jedi (‘83, PG) aaac Mark Hamill. Phan tom Men ace (‘99)TRAVEL The Osbournes: Night of Ter ror (TV14) The Dead Files (N) The Dead Files (TVPG) Osbournes (TV14)

TV LAND (:10) Men (:45) Men Two and a Half Men (:55) Men Men Men Men Men MenUSA Cult of Chucky (‘17) Child’s Play (‘88, R) aaa Catherine Hicks. Child’s Play 2 (‘90, R) aac Alex Vin cent.VH1 White Chicks (‘04, PG-13) aa Shawn Wayans. Mali bu’s Most Wanted (‘03, PG-13) aa Cookout

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SHOW Amer i can Rust (TVMA) Django Un chained (‘12, R) aaaa Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz. Amer i can Rust (TVMA) Amer i can

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AMC A Night mare on Elm Street (‘10, R) aa Creepshow (TVMA) (N) Ul tra City Creepshow (TVMA) Res i dentANIMAL Home stead Res cue: Sur vival Shel ter : “Pro tect” Home stead Res cue Home stead Res cue Home stead Res cueBET (5:00) Movie Movie Mar tin Mar tinBRAVO Be low Deck (TV14) (N) Be low Deck Med i ter ra nean (N) Be low Deck (TV14) Bradshaw Bradshaw BradshawCARTOON Gumball Gumball Bur gers Bur gers Dad Dad Fam ily Guy Fam ily Guy Rick Morty Eric An dreCMT Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom Reba Reba Reba RebaCNN An der son Coo per 360° Cuomo Prime Time (N) Don Lemon To night (N) Don Lemon To night (N) An der son Coo per 360°COMEDY The Of fice The Of fice The Of fice The Of fice The Of fice The Of fice Daily (N) The Of fice S. Park S. ParkDISCOVERY Street Out laws: Mem phis (TV14) (N) (:01) Street Out laws (N) Street Out laws (TV14) Street Out laws (TV14)

DISNEY Big City Big City Syd ney Al most Big City Big City Mi rac u lous Mi rac u lous Mi rac u lous Mi rac u lousE! To Be An nounced Botched (TV14) Meet the Frasers Nightly Pop (TV14) Nightly BusyESPN (:15) Mon day Night Foot ball: Phil a del phia vs Dal las (Live) Mon day SportsCenter NFL Re windESPN2 UFC Re loaded A look at mem o ra ble UFC events. (Re play) UFC Ar chi val UFC bouts re lived. SportsFOOD Guy’s Gro cery Games Hal low een Bake (N) Her shey’s Af ter (N) The Big Bake (N) Hal low een Bake (TV G)

FREEFORM Na tional Na tional Trea sure: Book of Se crets (‘07, PG) Nicolas Cage. The 700 Club (TV G) Simp sons Simp sonsFX The Hang over Part II (‘11, R) aaa Bradley Coo per, Ed Helms. The Hang over (‘09, R) aaac Bradley Coo per. Hang over 2HGTV Help! I Wrecked (N) Help! I Wrecked (N) Help! I Wrecked (TV G) Help! I Wrecked (TV G) Help! I Wrecked (TV G)

HISTORY Amer i can Pick ers (:02) Amer i can Pick ers (:05) Amer i can Pick ers (:05) Amer i can Pick ers (:03) Amer i can Pick ersLIFETIME Rizzoli & Isles (TV14) Rizzoli & Isles (TV14) Rizzoli & Isles (TV14) Rizzoli & Isles (TV14) Rizzoli & Isles (TV14)

MTV Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lousNEWSNAT Dan Abrams Live NewsNation with Marni Banfield On Bal ance with Dan Abrams LiveNICK SpongeBob SpongeBob Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends FriendsPARMT (6:00) Movie Movie MovieSYFY Trans form ers (‘17) aa The Last Witch Hunter (‘15, PG-13) aac Vin Die sel. Futurama Futurama FuturamaTBS Dad Dad Dad Dad Dad Dad The Cube (TV14) Mir a cle WipeoutTCM Cit i zen Kane (‘41, NR) aaaa Orson Welles. (:15) Malcolm X (‘92, PG-13) aaac Denzel Wash ing ton, Angela Bassett.TLC Darcey & Stacey (N) 90 Day (TV14) (N) (:08) 90 Day (TV14) (N) (:09) 90 Day Di a ries (N) Darcey & StaceyTNT Va ca tion (‘15, R) aac Ed Helms. Spy (‘15, R) aaac Me lissa Mc Car thy, Ja son Statham. Fa ther TRAVEL Mys ter ies of the Un known : “Day of Doom” (N) Mys ter ies at the Cas tle : “Blood Thirst an” (N) Mys ter ies (TVPG)

TV LAND Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Queens Queens Queens QueensUSA WWE Mon day Night Raw (Live) Grow ing Up Grow ing Up Grow ing Up Grow ing UpVH1 Love & Hip Hop (N) Love & Hip Hop Mi ami Love & Hip Hop (TV14) Love & Hip Hop Mi ami Love & Hip Hop (TV14)

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A&E The First 48 (TV14) Cold Case Files (N) Amer i can Jus tice (N) The First 48 (TV14) The First 48 (TV14)

AMC (6:00) Die Hard (‘88, R) aaac Bruce Wil lis. Die Hard 2 (‘90, R) aaa Bruce Wil lis, Bonnie Bedelia. Die HardANIMAL (:01) River Mon sters: Dead li est Man-eat ers (N) River Mon sters (TVPG) River Mon sters (TVPG) River Mon sters (TVPG)

BET (6:00) Wel come Home, Ros coe Jenkins (‘08) aa In flu ence (‘20) BET The En coreBRAVO Crash ers The Spy Who Dumped Me (‘18, R) aac Mila Kunis. The Spy Who Dumped Me (‘18, R) Mila Kunis.CARTOON Gumball Gumball Bur gers Dad Dad Rick Morty Fam ily Guy Fam ily Guy Eric An dre Eric An dreCMT Mom Mom Cheer lead ers (N) Skyville Live (TVPG) (N) Mom Mom Mom MomCNN An der son Coo per 360° Cuomo Prime Time (N) CNN Spe cial Re port : “Amer ica’s Lon gest War” An der son Coo per 360°COMEDY Chapplle Chapplle Chapplle Chapplle Tha God’s Kevin Hart (TV14) Tha God’s Chapplle ChapplleDISCOVERY Gold Rush : “Ground War” (TV14) (N) (:12) Gold Rush (TV14) Gold Rush (TV14)

DISNEY Dis ney’s Dis ney’s Magic (TV G) Jessie Ra ven Ra ven Dis ney’s Magic (TV G) Mi rac u lous Mi rac u lousE! (6:00) E! News To Be An nounced To tal Di vas (TV14) Nightly Pop (TV14) To Be An nouncedESPN (6:00) MLB Base ball : “Teams TBA” (Live) MLB Base ball : “Teams TBA” (Live)ESPN2 (6:30) Col lege Foot ball: Wake For est vs Vir ginia (Live) CFL Foot ball: Sas katch e wan vs Brit ish Co lum bia (Live)FOOD Diners Diners Diners (N) Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners DinersFREEFORM Fam ily Guy Fam ily Guy Fam ily Guy Fam ily Guy Fam ily Guy Fam ily Guy The 700 Club (TV G) Simp sons Simp sonsFX (6:30) Baywatch (‘17, R) aac Dwayne John son. New York Times (N) (:01) The Times (TVMA) (:02) Baywatch (‘17, R)HGTV My Lot tery My Lot tery Cash At tic Cash At tic My Lot tery My Lot tery My Lot tery My Lot tery Cash At tic Cash At ticHISTORY An cient Aliens (TVPG) An cient Aliens (N) Proof Out Proof Out An cient Aliens (TVPG) An cient Aliens (TVPG)

LIFETIME Aly Raisman: Dark ness to Light (N) Be lieve Me: The Ab duc tion of Lisa McVey (‘18)MTV Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lousNEWSNAT On Bal ance with NewsNationPrime Banfield The Donlon Re port On Bal ance withNICK Casagrande Tooned In Loud House Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends FriendsPARMT (6:00) Django Un chained (‘12, R) aaaa Jamie Foxx. The Mag nif i cent Seven (‘16, PG-13) aaa Denzel Wash ing ton.SYFY En emy of the State (‘98, R) aaa Gene Hack man. I, Ro bot (‘04, PG-13) aaa Will Smith, Bridget Moynahan. FuturamaTBS (6:03) Creed II (‘18, PG-13) Mi chael B. Jor dan. (:55) Big Game (‘15, PG-13) aac ELEAGUE (:20) The Equal izer (‘14)TCM The Fu gi tive Kind (‘59, NR) aaa Marlon Brando. (:15) On the Wa ter front (‘54, NR) Marlon Brando. (:15) East of Eden (‘55)TLC 90 Day Fi ance: The Other Way (TV14) (N) 90 Day (N) Darcey & Stacey (N) 90 Day 90 Day Fi ance (TV14)

TNT (6:15) The Em pire Strikes Back (‘80) Mark Hamill. All Elite Wres tling Star Wars: Ep i sode VI: Re turn of the Jedi (‘83)TRAVEL Woods Haunted (TV14) Woods Haunted (N) The Alaska Tri an gle (N) The Alaska Tri an gle Woods Haunted (TV14)

TV LAND Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Queens Queens Queens QueensUSA Chi cago P.D. (TV14) Chi cago P.D. (TV14) Chi cago P.D. (TV14) Chi cago P.D. (TV14) Chi cago P.D. (TV14)

VH1 (6:00) Dodgeball (‘04) We’re the Mill ers (‘13, R) aaa Jennifer Aniston. Dodgeball: True Un der dog (‘04) aaa

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MAX Gang ster Squad (‘13, R) aaa Sean Penn. (:55) A Good Day to Die Hard (‘13) aa (:33) Hart’s War (‘02, R) Bruce Wil lis.SHOW War Grandpa (‘20) aac The Show (‘21) ac Tom Burke. (:35) ShoBox: The New Gen er a tion : “9/24/2021" (Live)

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NBC (:15) Sunday Night Foot ball: Green Bay Pack ers at San Fran cisco 49ers (Live) Lo cal Pro grams (TV14)

FOX Simp sons North (N) Bur gers Fam ily Guy Lo cal Pro grams (TV14) Lo calION Crim i nal Minds (TVPG) Crim i nal Minds (TVPG) Crim i nal Minds (TVPG) Crim i nal Minds (TVPG) Crim i nal Minds (TV14)

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AMC (:53) The Walk ing Dead The Walk ing Dead (N) Talk ing Dead (TV14) (N) (:04) The Walk ing Dead (:08) The Walk ing DeadANIMAL Woods Law : “Squir rel” North Woods Law (:01) North Woods Law (:01) North Woods Law North Woods LawBET Spar kle (‘12, PG-13) aac Jordin Sparks, Whit ney Hous ton. Mar tin Mar tin Mar tin Mar tinBRAVO Real House wives (N) (:15) Salt Lake City (N) Watch What The Real House wives of Po to mac Or di nary JoeCARTOON (6:00) Movie Dad Dad Fam ily Guy Fam ily Guy Fam ily Guy Rick Morty Off the Air Eric An dreCMT Mr. & Mrs. Smith (‘05, PG-13) aaa Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie. Miss Con ge nial ity (‘00, PG-13) San dra Bull ock.CNN To Be An nounced To Be An nounced To Be An nouncedCOMEDY (6:30) Just Go With It (‘11, PG-13) Adam Sandler. Zoolander (‘01, PG-13) aaa Ben Stiller. S. Park S. ParkDISCOVERY Alas kan Bush Peo ple Alas kan Bush Peo ple Alas kan Bush Peo ple Alas kan Bush Peo ple Alas kan Bush Peo pleDISNEY Jessie Jessie Jessie Jessie Dis ney’s Magic (TV G) Big City Big City Big City Big CityE! To Be An nounced Kardashians (TV14) E! True Hol ly wood Story (TVPG) Ce leb rity Game FaceESPN (6:00) MLB Base ball: New York vs Boston (Live) SportsCenter Sports news. SportsCenter with ScottESPN2 Sports World X Games MLS Soc cer: Los An geles vs Aus tin FC (Live) F1 Rac ing X Games 2021FOOD Hal low een Wars (TV G) Hal low een Wars (N) Worst Cooks (TV G) (N) Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Hal low een Wars (TV G)

FREEFORM Coco (‘17, PG) An thony Gon za lez. Moana (‘16, PG) aaac Dwayne John son, Auli’i Cravalho. Lilo & Stitch (‘02) aaa

FX Ju ras sic World: Fallen King dom (‘18) Chris Pratt. Ju ras sic World: Fallen King dom (‘18, PG-13) aaa Chris Pratt.HGTV Ren o va tion, Inc (N) Life (N) Life (N) Lake front Lake front Beach (N) Hunt ers Life (TV G) Life (TV G)

HISTORY Ma chines (TVPG) (:02) Ma chines (TVPG) (:05) Ma chines (TVPG) (:05) Ma chines (TVPG) (:03) Ma chines (TVPG)

LIFETIME The Per fect Wed ding (‘21) Tenika Da vis. (:03) Movie (:01) The Per fect (‘21)MTV Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous ness (TV14) Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lousNEWSNAT NewsNationPrime Banfield Banfield NewsNationPrime NewsNationPrimeNICK Rio (‘11, G) aaa Ka ren Disher, Leslie Mann. Rio 2 (‘14, G) aac Jesse Eisenberg, Anne Hathaway. FriendsPARMT Yel low stone (TVMA) Yel low stone (TVMA) Olym pus Has Fallen (‘13, R) aaa Gerard But ler, Aaron Eckhart.SYFY Men in Black II (‘02) aa Trans form ers: The Last Knight (‘17, PG-13) aa Mark Wahlberg, Gemma Chan. FuturamaTBS Bang Bang Bang Bang Love Life (:36) A Knight’s Tale (‘01, PG-13) Heath Led ger, Rufus Sewell.TCM The Proud Val ley (‘40, NR) aac The Tall est Tree in Our For est (‘77, NR) Where East Is East aac

TLC 90 Day Fi ance: The Other Way (TV14) (N) I Love a Mama’s Boy (:59) 90 Day Fi ance (N) 90 Day Fi ance (TV14)

TNT The Last Jedi (‘17) An i mal King dom (N) An i mal King dom (N) Star Wars: The Force Awak ens (‘15) aaac

TRAVEL Osbournes : “Chil dren” Osbournes (TV14) Osbournes Want (N) Osbournes (TV14) Osbournes : “Chil dren”TV LAND (:10) Men (:45) Men Two and a Half Men (:55) Men Men Men Men Men MenUSA SVU : “Awak en ing” SVU : “Man i festo” SVU : “Sandunguera” SVU : “Night mare” SVU : “Sur ren der ing”VH1 Love & Bas ket ball (‘00, PG-13) aaa Omar Epps, Sanaa Lathan. A Thin Line Be tween Love and Hate (‘96, R) aac

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SHOW The Cir cus The Cir cus Bil lions (TVMA) (N) Amer i can Rust (N) Work (N) Amer i can Rust (TVMA) Bil lions

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DISNEY Big City Big City Syd ney Al most Big City Big City Mi rac u lous Mi rac u lous Mi rac u lous Mi rac u lousE! (6:00) E! News To Be An nounced To tal Di vas (TV14) Nightly Pop (TV14) Nightly BusyESPN Box ing : “Wilder/Fury II” In side Knock outs MLB Base ball : “Teams TBA” (Live)ESPN2 (6:00) 2021 WNBA 2021 WNBA Play offs (Live) SportsCenter SportsCenterFOOD Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat BobbyFREEFORM Find ing Nemo (‘03) Find ing Dory (‘16, PG) aaac El len DeGeneres. The 700 Club (TV G) Simp sons Simp sonsFX The Equal izer 2 (‘18, R) aaa Denzel Wash ing ton. Im peach ment: Crime Story (N) Im peach ment (TVMA) Im peach.HGTV Good Bones (TV G) (N) Good Bones (TV G) (N) Hunt ers Hunt ers Hunt ers Hunt ers Good Bones (TV G)

HISTORY His tory’s Great est Mys ter ies (TVPG) (N) The Un der world (N) Un der world (TVPG) (:03) His tory’s (TVPG)

LIFETIME Rizzoli & Isles (TV14) Rizzoli & Isles (TV14) Rizzoli & Isles (TV14) Rizzoli & Isles (TV14) Rizzoli & Isles (TV14)

MTV Teen Mom 2 (TVPG) Cat fish: The TV Show True Life Crime (TV14) Ma fia Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lousNEWSNAT Dan Abrams Live NewsNation with Marni Banfield On Bal ance with Dan Abrams LiveNICK SpongeBob SpongeBob Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends FriendsPARMT Movie Movie MovieSYFY (5:30) Es cape Plan (‘13) John Wick (‘14, R) aaac Keanu Reeves. Futurama Futurama Futurama FuturamaTBS Bang Bang Bang Bang Bang Mir a cle Mir a cle Wipeout Seinfeld ConanTCM Net work (‘76, R) aaac Faye Dunaway. (:15) Prom ises in the Dark (‘79, PG) aac Mar sha Ma son. Hear SongTLC My Fat Fab Life (TV14) My Fat Fab Life (N) Wel come to Plathville I Love a Mama’s Boy My Fat Fab Life (TV14)

TNT Guard ians Tag (‘18, R) Ed Helms, Jake John son. ZoolanderTRAVEL The Dead Files : “Fears and Threats” (TVPG) (N) Haunted Hos pi tals (N) Haunted Hos pi tals The Dead Files (TVPG)

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AMC Le thal Weapon (‘87, R) aaac Mel Gib son, Danny Glover. Le thal Weapon 2 (‘89, R) aaa Mel Gib son, Danny Glover.ANIMAL Lone Star Law: Uncuffed : “Hunt ers” (TV14) Lone Star Law (TV14) Lone Star Law (TV14) Lone Star Law (TV14)

BET (5:00) Movie Ty ler Perry’s Sistas BET The En core Ty ler Perry’s Sistas BET The En coreBRAVO Real House wives Beverly (TV14) (N) Salt Lake City (N) Real House wives Beverly (TV14) House wives (TV14)

CARTOON Gumball Gumball Bur gers Bur gers Dad Dad Fam ily Guy Fam ily Guy Rick Morty Eric An dreCMT Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom House wife House wife House wife House wifeCNN An der son Coo per 360° Cuomo Prime Time (N) Don Lemon To night (N) Don Lemon To night (N) An der son Coo per 360°COMEDY S. Park S. Park S. Park S. Park Awkwafina S. Park Daily (N) S. Park S. Park AwkwafinaDISCOVERY Ex pe di tion Un known Lost Rel ics of the Knights Templar (TVPG) Ex pe di tion Un known Ex pe di tion Un knownDISNEY Big City Big City Ra ven Ra ven Big City Big City Mi rac u lous Mi rac u lous Mi rac u lous Mi rac u lousE! (6:00) E! News To Be An nounced The Soup Nightly Dat ing: No Fil ter (TV14) Nightly BusyESPN (6:00) MLB Base ball : “Teams TBA” Knock outs MLB Base ball : “Teams TBA” (Live)ESPN2 (6:30) Campeones Cup 2021 (Live) NFL Live SportsCenter SportsCenterFOOD Guy’s Gro cery Games Guy’s Gro cery Games Guy’s Gro cery Games Guy’s Gro cery Games Guy’s Gro cery GamesFREEFORM In cred i ble The Incredibles 2 (‘18, PG) aaac Holly Hunter. The 700 Club (TV G) Simp sons Simp sonsFX Fast & Fu ri ous Pres ents: Hobbs & Shaw (‘19) Amer i can Hor ror Story Amer i can Hor ror Story Amer i can Hor ror StoryHGTV Curb Ap peal Xtreme Houses With His tory Hunt ers Hunt ers Hunt ers Hunt ers Houses With His toryHISTORY Count ing Cars (TVPG) Count ing Cars (N) Cars: Hood Cnt Cars Cnt Cars Cnt Cars Count ing Cars (TVPG)

LIFETIME Mar ried at First Sight : “Cau tion” (TV14) (N) Mar ried at First Sight Mar ried at First Sight Mar ried at First SightMTV The Chal lenge (N) MTV Cribs MTV Cribs MTV Cribs MTV Cribs Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lousNEWSNAT Dan Abrams Live NewsNation with Marni Banfield On Bal ance with Dan Abrams LiveNICK SpongeBob SpongeBob Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends FriendsPARMT Movie MovieSYFY (6:00) John Wick (‘14) Blade (‘98, R) aaa Wes ley Snipes, Ste phen Dorff. The Da Vinci Code (‘06, PG-13) aaa

TBS Bang Bang Bang Bang Bang Fron tal Conan Fron tal Seinfeld ConanTCM The Mystère Méliès Trip (‘02) Be Nat u ral: The Un told (‘19, NR) aaa (:15) The Great Buster: A Cel e bra tion (‘18, NR)TLC Dr. Pim ple Pop per (N) Dr. Mercy (TV14) (N) My Feet Are Kill ing Me (:02) Dr. Mercy (TV14) Dr. Pim ple Pop perTNT All Elite Wres tling: Dy na mite Rhodes to the Top (N) Rhodes to the Top Rush Hour (‘98) aaa

TRAVEL Ghost Ad ven tures Ghost Ad ven tures Ghost Ad ven tures Ghost Ad ven tures Ghost Ad ven turesTV LAND Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Queens Queens Queens QueensUSA SVU : “Beast’s” (TV14) SVU : “Post-Mor tem” SVU : “Dis ap peared” SVU : “Dis grace” SVU : “Pro ducer’s”VH1 Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out

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SHOW Con Air (‘97, R) aaa Nicolas Cage, John Cusack. Kick-Ass (‘10, R) aaac Aaron Tay lor-John son. Skin (‘18) Jamie Bell.

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AMC (6:30) Le thal Weapon 3 (‘92, R) aaa Mel Gib son. Un stop pa ble (‘10, PG-13) Denzel Wash ing ton. I, Ro bot (‘04) Will Smith.ANIMAL Dead li est Catch : “Bat tle Lines” (TV14) Dead li est Catch (TV14) Dead li est Catch (TV14) Dead li est Catch (TV14)

BET (5:00) Movie Movie Ty ler Perry’s The OvalBRAVO Mil. List ing LA (N) Watch What (:45) Mon ster-In-Law (‘05, PG-13) Jennifer Lopez. (:45) Mon ster-In-Law (‘05, PG-13) aa

CARTOON Gumball Gumball Bur gers Bur gers Dad Dad Fam ily Guy Fam ily Guy Rick Morty Eric An dreCMT Movie MovieCNN An der son Coo per 360° Cuomo Prime Time (N) Don Lemon To night (N) Don Lemon To night (N) An der son Coo per 360°COMEDY The Of fice The Of fice The Of fice The Of fice The Of fice The Of fice Daily (N) Tha God’s S. Park S. ParkDISCOVERY Alas kan Bush Peo ple : “Des tined to Live Wild” (TV14) (N) Alas kan Bush Peo ple Alas kan Bush Peo pleDISNEY Big City Big City Jessie Jessie Big City Big City Mi rac u lous Mi rac u lous Mi rac u lous Mi rac u lousE! (6:00) E! News Very Cavallari (TV14) Nightly Pop (TV14) Nightly BusyESPN (6:30) Col lege Foot ball: Vir ginia vs Mi ami (Live) SportsCenter with Scott SportsCenterESPN2 2021 WNBA Play offs (Live) 2021 WNBA Play offs (Live) 30 for 30FOOD Hal low een Bake (TV G) Hal low een Bake (TV G) Hal low een Bak ing Cham pi on ship (TV G) Hal low een Bake (TV G)

FREEFORM Beauty & Beast (‘91) The Lion King (‘94, G) aaaa James Earl Jones. The 700 Club (TV G) Simp sons Simp sonsFX Zombieland: Dou ble Tap (‘19, R) aac Shad ows Shad ows Shad ows Zombieland: Dou ble Tap (‘19, R) aac

HGTV Flip ping 101 (TV G) (N) Flip ping 101 (TV G) (N) Hunt ers Hunt ers Hunt ers Hunt ers Flip ping 101 (TV G)

HISTORY Pawn Stars (TVPG) Pawn Stars (TVPG) Pawn Stars (TVPG) Pawn Stars (TVPG) Pawn Stars (TVPG)

LIFETIME Ty ler Perry’s Madea’s Wit ness Pro tec tion (‘12, PG-13) aa Ty ler Perry. (:03) The Boy Next Door (‘15, R) Jennifer Lopez.MTV Floribama Shore (N) Dou ble Shot (TV14) (N) Floribama Shore Dou ble Shot (TV14) Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lousNEWSNAT Dan Abrams Live NewsNation with Marni Banfield On Bal ance with Dan Abrams LiveNICK The Croods (‘13, PG) aaac Nicolas Cage. Friends (TV14) Friends Friends Friends FriendsPARMT Movie Yel low stone (TVMA) MovieSYFY Fri day the 13th (‘80, R) aac Betsy Palmer. Fri day the 13th, Part II (‘81, R) Betsy Palmer. Fri day 13th Part V (‘85)TBS Bang Bang Wipeout (TV14) Wipeout (TV14) Conan Wipeout (TV14) ConanTCM An Af fair to Re mem ber (‘57, NR) aaa Cary Grant. (:15) The Grass Is Greener (‘60, NR) Cary Grant. Here to Eter nity (‘53)TLC Dr. Pim ple Pop per (N) My Feet Are Kill ing Me My 600-lb Life : “Brianne’s Story” (TVPG) Dr. Pim ple Pop perTNT Movie Movie MovieTRAVEL Para nor mal (TVPG) Para nor mal (TVPG) (N) Un ex plained (TV14) (N) Un ex plained (TV14) Para nor mal (TVPG)

TV LAND Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Queens Queens Queens QueensUSA Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Grow ing Up Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Grow ing UpVH1 Com ing to Amer ica (‘88, R) aaa Eddie Murphy, Arsenio Hall. Class Act (‘92, PG-13) aac Chris to pher Reid.

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