The Tri-City Reporter

01/10/2025

Special Called Meeting for Rutherford

01/07/2025

Good afternoon North Gibson!
There's a new edition of the Tri-City Reporter on its way to you right now! Making headlines this week:
- WLJT-TV General Manager Peter Noll talks about his plans to make more local programming;
- GCUD prepares for cold weather;
- Voting in our Best of the Best readership survey opens today;

Plus hoops action from the Pioneer Nation! Get yours today!

01/07/2025

The Northwest TN Economic Development Council will be distributing USDA commodity foods to the residents of Gibson County on the following days:

Jan 9 - Humboldt NW Office
Jan 10 - Bradford Fire Station 9:30 am - 10:30 am
Jan 14 -
- Dyer Maintenance Building 8:30 am - 10:30 am
- Medina City Hall - call City Hall for time
- Gibson City Hall - 8 am-noon
- Rutherford City Hall 8 am-noon
- Kenton City Hall 8 am-noon
Jan 17 - Trenton NWTNEDC, 1600 Industrial Dr.

The Commodity Food Program is a first-come first-served program. For more information on the Commodity Food Program, please contact the Gibson County Service Center at 731-855-2035. This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

12/30/2024

Good morning North Gibson County! There's a new edition of the Tri-City Reporter on its way to you right now! Making headlines this week:
- We look back at the top stories of the year;
- The GCHS Pioneers football team is recognized at its end-of-year banquet;
- Voting in our annual Best of the Best readership survey begins soon;
And much more, including a suspect on the loose after a high-speed chase and our All-County Fall Sports section!
Get yours today!

12/23/2024

Good morning Gibson County!
The Christmas Eve edition of the Tri-City Reporter is on its way to you a day early!
Making headlines this week:
- The Town of Yorkville honors Miss Basketball Micah Hart with special signage;
- The GCHS History Club celebrates Christmas at the Cabins;
- The Jr. Pioneer Nation recognizes its 8th Grade players and cheerleaders;
- Madison and Micah Hart earn honors at Bethel University;

And much more, including two big wins over Dresden for the Pioneers and Lady Pioneers! Get yours today!

12/03/2024

12/03/2024

Good morning Gibson County!
There's a new edition of the Tri-City Reporter headed your way right now! Making headlines this week:
- The Dyer City Board approves the purchase of a new ATV;
- Fast action from firefighters saves a home in Dyer;
- The Dyer Station Celebration Committee's Giving Trees sprout around town;
- Project Care feeds the elderly in Gibson County;
And much more! Get yours today!

11/26/2024

Good morning Gibson County!
There's a new edition of the Tri-City Reporter on its way to you right now! Making headlines this week:
- Mayor Sandy Simpson and new Aldermen Bob Dawson and Phillip Hill take office in Rutherford;
- The Gibson County Veterans Court celebrates its first graduating class;
- The Isaiah 117 House of Gibson, Crockett and Dyer County cuts the ribbon on the organization's newest home;
And much more, including the Pioneer Nation's regular season tip-off!
Get yours today and take a look at our Shop Local holiday gift guide!

11/19/2024

The Gibson County Fire Department wants to install 3,000 free smoke alarms by the end of the year. To find out how to get one and see more from last week's meeting of the Gibson County Commission, click here.

GCFD looking to install 3,000 free smoke alarms By Logan Watson | November 19, 2024 | 0 GCFD looking to install 3K free smoke alarms County Commission in brief By Logan Watson   Gibson County Fire Chief Bryan Cathey informed the County Commission last Tuesday morning that his department is working ...

11/19/2024

Good morning Gibson County!
There's a new edition of the Tri-City Reporter on its way to you right now! Making headlines this week:
- The GCSSD Board tables a decision on its proposed feasibility study;
- The Gibson County Fire Department looks to install 3,000 smoke alarms by the end of the year;
- The Gibson County Commission meets;
- GCHS Principal Jim Hughes is honored for supporting Guardsmen;
- The Dyer City Board discusses water system repairs;
Plus GCMS Homecoming and our 2024-25 Pioneer Nation Hoops Preview! Get yours today!

11/15/2024

11/12/2024

Good morning Gibson County!
There's a new edition of the Tri-City Reporter on its way to you right now! Making headlines this week:
- Simpson and Younger retain their seats as Mayors of Rutherford and Dyer;
- The Dyer City Board talks tricks, treats and more;
- A former Bradford High School teacher resigns from the City Board amid controversy over grooming students;
And more, including a new feature The Nature of Gibson County and the Jr. Pioneers get a chance to shine in Sports!
Get yours today!

11/06/2024

Early Voting totals for the Dyer and Rutherford Mayor and Aldermen elections:

11/05/2024

Good morning Gibson County!
This week's print edition is running slightly behind due to a series of power outages at our press in Union City, but should be on newsstands and delivered to post offices this afternoon.
Making headlines this week:
- The Greater Gibson County Chamber of Commerce honors award winners at its annual banquet;
- The Marching Pioneers take finish their 2024 competition season as State Runners-Up;
- Early Voting turnout comes in at roughly 44%;
- Republican candidates stump across West Tennessee ahead of Election Day;
And much more, including our four-page photo spread honoring our local veterans (more to come on that later)!

11/03/2024

Woo Hoo! Our bands showed out tonight!

11/02/2024

Division 1 State Band Competition

Gibson County High School

Drum Major - Superior
Color Guard - Superior
Percussion - Superior
Band- Superior

We perform at 7 for the state title.
(Photo is from a previous competition.)

Gibson County High School and Peabody are competing against each other (along with 8 other bands). Both Peabody and Gibson County are the only bands (out of 12 total) that earned Superior ratings in all categories for preliminary awards.