Unity Point Gym to be named for retiring Ludwick
Unity Point Elementary will honor retiring Superintendent James W. Ludwick by naming the new gym after him. The 12 classroom addition and almost 6 million project are funded by a $4.95 million state grant and local bonds. Ludwick praised staff, thanked the board, and noted improvements in academics and facilities despite funding challenges. Sharon Burris will succeed Ludwick July 1 after serving as Massac Unit 1 superintendent since 1996.
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One Marion teen found as another remains missing
A 17 year old Marion boy, Pryor Chad Smith, who disappeared after a McDonald’s shift, was located Thursday afternoon by a Williamson County deputy and released to his mother. A 16 year old Marion boy, Charles Pryor, remained missing as of Friday morning. police seek tips at 993-2124.
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Tennessee Man Held After Fleeing Police in Marion
Jeremy L. Reasons 25 of Gadsden Tenn is jailed on 2000 cash bond after injuring Marion officer Sgt Dan Byrne in a hit and run chase. Reason charged with aggravated battery to a police officer fleeing police and driving with revoked license. another occupant Jason Hammett was released. Officer Byrne suffered a broken leg.
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