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UTM students had the chance to ride a bull, rope a calf, and play in corn hole tournaments.

All Weakley County Schools will employ a new system using identification badges on Tuesday, September 17. Every student will receive a badge and a lanyard in order to keep up with school lunch accounts rather than having to remember a code. These school lunch profiles alert cafeteria workers of the student's funds as well as any allergies. School officials hope this badge system will decrease the amount of time it takes for a student to go through the lunch line. Randy Frazie

Wellness Wednesday kicked off yesterday afternoon in the Student Recreation Center. Jennifer Hart from Student Health and Counseling joined Group Fitness Director Kimberly Olive-Milligan in quizzing students on facts about mental and physical health and wellness. Wellness Wednesday encourages students to acknowledge their mental health along with their physical health. Olive-Milligan always pops popcorn and provides other snacks, along with prizes. Wellness Wednesday takes pl

The Weakley County Grand Jury has charged two additional subjects in the shooting death of Luke Greene on May 11. Indicted were 20-year-old Kalib Jones and 20-year-old Isiah Hart. Both were charged for 1st Degree Murder and Especially Aggravated Robbery.

To honor the 18th anniversary of those horrific September 11 attacks, faculty who were on campus during the 2001 tragedy spoke last night in the Legislative Chamber about their experiences. Speakers talked about about the immediate effects on their lives, as well as the aftermath of that day at UT Martin and the surrounding area.

Poster for Ken Burns' "Country Music" WLJT and WUTM have sponsored a preview of Ken Burns' newest documentary, Country Music, on Thursday, Sept. 12th at 6 p.m. in Watkins Auditorium. Before the preview begins, viewers can enjoy live country music and a panel discussing the history of the genre. After the preview, southern favorites will be served, including fried chicken, MoonPies, RC Colas, and fried green tomatoes. Kayla Brooks, News Director