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Welcome to the official web site of Macon County, Tennessee.
Macon County TN has a lot to offer.  We hope you will enjoy exploring our web site and our county!

 


Jett Williams, Tanya Tucker and the Oak Ridge Boys
to headline Macon County Disaster Relief Benefit

May 10, 2008
What: The Jett Williams Macon County Disaster Relief Benefit Concert is a 501(c)3 event directly benefiting the victims of the February tornado that ripped through Macon and surrounding counties in Tennessee and southern Kentucky. More than 30 artists have donated their time and talent to perform during this day-long concert in Red Boiling Springs, Tennessee.
When: Saturday, May 10, 2008
Gates open at 10 a.m.; First act starts at noon
Evening show begins at 6 p.m. (Jett Williams, Tanya Tucker and the Oak Ridge Boys)
Where: Deerwood Park
Red Boiling Springs, Tenn.
More: The complete line-up of artists includes: Jett Williams, Tanya Tucker, the Oak Ridge Boys, Mila Mason, Becky Hobbs, Stu Phillips, Jeanne Pruett, Jesse McReynolds, Johnny Counterfit, Jimmy Fortune, Ernie Ashworth, Charlie Rich, Jr, Razzy Bailey, Jim Ed Brown, Helen Cornelius, David Frizzell, John Conlee, Ferlin Husky, Leona Williams, Ron Williams, Freddy Weller, Dallas Frazier, Charlie McCoy, Steve Hall & Shotgun Red, Aaron Tippin, Anastasia Brown, Bill Anderson, Jan Howard, Jimmy C. Newman, Jeannie Seely, Guy Gilchrist and Holly Williams, Jett’s niece.
For more information visit http://www.redboilingspringstn.com
Tickets: Tickets can be purchased online at www.ticketsnashville.com or by calling TicketsNashville at 615.628.9100. The cost of the tickets is a minimum donation of $15 in advance or a minimum donation of $20 day of show.

 

 

 


May Dayz Health Fair & Screenings
Friday, May 9, 2008, 7 a.m. to 12 noon.
At the Sally Wells Building, Macon County Fairgrounds.
Open to the public. 
Lots of health-related booths.  Door prizes.  Medical information.  Refreshments served.
Macon County General Hospital will perform blood work:
SMAC, $15**
TSH, $15**
PSA, $15**
(**Do not eat of drink anything after midnight Thursday night before testing.)
MCGH will also perform screenings;
Ultrasound screening for stroke, $40*
Abdominal Aortic Aneurism screening, $40*
ABI (Ankle Brachial Index), $40*
(*All three tests for $110.  For appointment, please call (615) 666-2147, ext. 345 or ask for X-Ray Department.)
Respiratory, EKG, $15
Respiratory, PFT, $15
 

 

 


The Dash Memorial Motorcycle Ride

Saturday, May 17, 2008
Proceeds raised will go to the creation of memorials to honor those affected
by the devastating tornado of February 5, 2008. The tornado swept through
Sumner, Trousdale and Macon Counties.
Please click here for full details and registration information.
 

 

 


3rd Annual Rodeo Darlins Beauty Pageant
Sunday, May 18, 2008, 2:30 p.m.
Westside Elementary School, Lafayette, Tennessee
All Proceeds for Relay for Life.  Registration begins at 1:00 p.m.  Attire: Western Wear, Country Wear.  Admission: $5.00, 6 and under and contestant free.  Beauty Fee: $15.00. Optionals: $5.00 each.  All for $30.00 (including beauty). Optionals: Best dressed, photogenic, prettiest smile, personality.  Age Divisions: Girls: 0-11mths, 12-24mths, 25-35mths, 3-4yrs, 5-6yrs, 7-9yrs, 10-12yrs.  Boys: 0-11mths, 1yrs , 2yrs, 3-4 yrs.  Prizes: Each division will award a King/Queen,1st , 2nd and 3rd runner up.  Deadline for pre-registration is May 9th. Forms available via email Jacqulinelaw@yahoo.com or pick up at Kidz Korner in Lafayette.  Door entries will be taken with a $5.00 late fee.  You will be considered a door entry if you don't send a deposit in.  Contact info: Teresa Meador 615-655-2926 or Jacquline Law 615-888-6481.

 

 


Mother's Appreciation Day Brunch
 
May 11, 2008, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Red Barn Winery, Lafayette

 

 


Macon County Solid Waste News
Macon County has reached a recycling rate of 79%!!!  Way to go, Macon County!  That's an impressive number to be proud of.  In addition, Macon County Solid Waste is now accepting paint and electronics.  Read More.

 

 

 

 


9th Annual Tennessee Highway 52 Yard Sale
Friday and Saturday, May 16-17, 2008
Join us for the second-longest yard sale in Tennessee!  This year, the sale is longer than ever, running  almost 100 miles from Orlinda to Celina.  The sale passes thought Orlinda, Portland, Westmoreland, Lafayette, Red Boiling Springs and Celina.  This involves four counties: Robertson, Sumner, Macon, and Clay.   For more information, please see the TN52 web site: http://www.tn52.com/tn52_yard_sale.htm
 


 

 

For information of the February 5, 2008 tornado, please see the Lafayette web site.

 

 

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SHIFT Happens
The Macon County Three-Star Committee strongly recommends that school board members, school principals, school administrators, teachers, parents, students, and community leaders watch these fascinating videos on YouTube.  Each of the videos deals with the same general subject, but each video is slightly different, so we recommend that you watch both.
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Macon County Arts Council Membership Drive
Macon County Arts Council is currently having its annual membership drive. MCAC has planned a busy agenda for 2008: Three Concerts in the Park, repeats of successful events from last year, plus musical performances for our schools. Continuing support from the community is needed to reach its goal of promoting the arts in our county. MCAC would like you to consider renewing your membership or, if you have not previously joined, consider becoming a member or a sponsor. Your contribution is most appreciated. Memberships is open to everyone. Yearly membership dues are as follows: Senior or Student Membership $10, Individual Membership $15, Couples Membership $25, or Family Membership $30. Sponsorships are also available. For more information call 666-4349 or 644-5179, or complete the Microsoft Word form here and return it to Gay Chamberlain, 105 Court Square, Lafayette, Tennessee 37083.
 

 

 

Volunteers Sought to Help in Times of Public Health Emergencies
Please click here for full details (opens in Microsoft Word).

 

 


 

 

 

 

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2008 Three Star Requirements
The 2008 Three-Star booklet is now online.  If you need your own copy, click on the link below.  After that, you may save the file to disk and/or print it out.  Note 1: The file is in pdf format and is 121 pages long.  Note 2: If you are attending the Macon County Three-Star meetings, we request that you manually number the pages from page 1 to page 121.  The pages in the booklet are not well numbered.  Unless we have sequential page numbers, we are going to have trouble communicating in the meetings.  http://tnecd.gov/pdf/3Star_07.pd
 

 

 

 


Tennessee Business Matchmaking is a series of business-to-business conferences offered by the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development.   The goal is to stimulate jobs and growth for Tennessee's small businesses. The program is specifically tailored to existing small businesses and small manufacturers. Its purpose is to match small companies with federal, state, and local agencies and corporations that have contract opportunities. For more information you may visit the website at www.tnecd.gov/matchmaking

 

 

 

 

 


2,790,893 Hits in 2007!
 We are pleased to report that www.MaconCountyTN.com received over 2.7 million hits during 2007.  This compares to 2,507,309 hits in 2006; 1,933,525 hits in 2005; and 1,314,557 hits in 2004.. Thanks to all of our readers and all of our sponsors who help us keep growing!

 

 

 

 

 

 Weight Management Groups
Macon County General Hospital.
Community Health Outreach/Diabetes Education.
420 College Street.
Contact Janice or Meshel at (615) 666-7126 for more information.
Diabetes Education Group
4th Monday night monthly at 6 pm.
Macon County General Hospital
Community Health Outreach/Diabetes Education
420 College Street
Contact Janice or Meshel at (615) 666-7126 for more information

 

 

 

 

 

Macon County Birds
See a Flash presentation of 11 photos Patricia Ferguson took of Macon County Birds!
Please click here.

 

 

 

 

 


Chamber of Commerce Meetings
May 27, 2008
Grecian Steak House, 11:30 a.m.

The Speaker for May will be Stacey Brawner from Macon County General Hospital.   Stacey will have a PowerPoint presentation on Services and Community Happenings offered by MCGH and will highlight the new CT 6 slice scanner.
June 24, 2008
Grecian Steak House, 11:30 a.m.

The Speaker for June will be Jeb Beasley with Corrections Corporation of America (CCA). He is with the prison going in at Hartsville.
August 26, 2008
Grecian Steak House, 11:30 a.m.

Our August 26th speaker will be Terry Gillim, Youth & Family Minister, Lafayette Church of Christ.  He is also President of Long Term Recovery of Macon County.  Terry will be talking about the LTRMC and what progress has been made in the recovery effort.


 

 


Free Recycling
Join the Recycling Movement that's spreading around the world.  The goal of Free Recycling is to reduce the amount of useable stuff that winds up being thrown away, filling up our landfills, and using up our natural resources.  Members post items online that they no longer want: a table, a power tool, a bed, a toy, clothes, a computer, whatever.  Another member spots something he/she wants, contacts the current owner, and receives the item for free.  No money changes hands.   Simple and elegant, and less unnecessary waste!  To join the online Macon County Free Recycle group, please click here.


 

 

 


Nestlé Waters Macon County Bottling Plant
See photos from inside the plant!
Please click here.

 

 

 

 

Uncle Sam pointing out at you
We want your business!
Macon County is industry friendly, and we would love to talk to businesses and industries about relocating here.  Please view our Macon County Industrial Development web site.  Macon County has a lot to offer!

 

 

Welcome to Macon County, Tennessee!

Macon County, Tennessee, is a great place to live and work.  We are proud of our people, cities, businesses, industries, churches, schools, government and organizations.  We invite everyone to help us showcase the resources of Macon County on this web site.  Everyone's ideas are welcome.  Please be sure to contact us with coming events that your group is sponsoring.

 

 

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Macon County Is Proud To Be A
Tennessee Three-Star Community

 

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Please visit our other local web sites:
Macon County Industrial Development Web Site
www.LafayetteTN.com
http://www.RedBoilingSpringsTN.com
www.TN52.com (Tourism Web Site)

 

 

 

 


www.tnecd.gov
State of Tennessee
Department of Economic & Community Development

 

 


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