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Shivers seeks re-election as Ward 1 city alderman

With the city elections quickly approaching, James R. Shivers has announced his candidacy for re-election as alderman of Ward 1. His plan, upon re-election is to take to heart each and every concern the residents have and present those concerns to the city board. “Our concerns can only be carried out, taken seriously and brought…

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Tim Adams seeks Ward 5, Humboldt city board seat

Timothy Adams was born and raised in the heart of Humboldt, Tenn. He is the son of Donna Adams Hardimon and the grandson of Carolyn Adams and the late George (Rockin Chair) Adams. He is married to Yolanda Adams. Adams said that his passion for his community and the citizens of his community is dear…

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Redd Porter is candidate for school board

Thomas ‘Redd’ Porter is announcing his candidacy for Humboldt School Board in the upcoming November election. Porter is a native of Humboldt and graduate of Humboldt High School. Always involved in his community, Porter previously served on the school board and is a longtime local businessman, operating AA Bail Bonding for the past 50 years.…

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Alderman Don Graves seeks re-election

Don Graves is announcing his candidacy for re-election as alderman for Ward 3. Graves, having served in the Army during the Vietnam War, returned to Humboldt to join the family business, Graves Auto Supply, begun by his father Bob Graves and uncle Aaron Graves. As a business owner for 35 years, he has been very…

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Tammie Porter makes mayoral bid

Tammie Porter is announcing her candidacy for mayor of Humboldt. Porter is a 1983 graduate of Humboldt High School and a veteran of the U.S. Army. She has one son, Jamil Daniels, who was also raised in Humboldt, graduating from Humboldt High School in 2005. Porter graduated from Jackson State Community College in 2000 with…

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GC Fire Chief reports on awarded grant

Chief Bryan Cathey is pleased to report that late on Thursday afternoon; August 31 Gibson County Fire Department was notified that the county had received the Recruitment and Retention grant that they applied for from AFG. The county has previously applied for this grant in past to no avail.  The department is so blessed to…

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Counterfeit cash in circulation: “For Motion Picture Use Only”

News Release: Humboldt Police Department September 6, 2017 Officers have received several complaints of counterfeit money being passed at several businesses in our city. Several of the bills are plainly marked “For Motion Picture Use Only”. These bills can be purchased legally on websites and are for legitimate theatrical usage but we have seen them…

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Shirley M. Perry

Shirley M. Perry Shirley Mae Perry, age 70, of Humboldt, Tenn. was in the care of Medina Funeral Home.  A Memorial Service was held at 2 p.m. Friday, September 1, 2017 at the First United Pentecostal Church in Humboldt, Tenn. Shirley was born November 22, 1946 in Waynesville, N.C. and departed this life August 29,…

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Junior Vikes stung 42-8 by Medina Hornets

ONE HANDED CATCH – Junior Vikings receiver, Braxton Johnson, grabbed this ball in the middle of several Hornet defenders. Johnson ran for 50 yards for the only TD on the night for Humboldt in the 42-8 loss to Medina Middle. Everything that could go wrong went wrong on Tuesday night at Medina as the Hornets…

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Vikings lose at West Carroll 12-7 Sat.

LOOKING FOR DAYLIGHT – Senior Tre Thomas looks for daylight on this pass play. Thomas did catch a 52-yard pass for a touchdown as the Vikings only score in the 12-7 loss on Saturday at West Carroll. Hurricane Harvey dropped 10 inches of rain on West Tennessee this past week and Vikings-War Eagles District 7A…

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