Free Fitness Class at County Complex

January 1, 2019
By: Dwayne Page

DeKalb Community Complex is wanting to help jump start your best 2019 fitness resolutions! There will be a FREE fitness class every Monday in January at 6 PM. Just show up and enjoy!

1/7- Total Body Blast with Lynn McCoy
1/14- Yoga with Leann Altizer
1/21 – The Get Down with Bee Tubbs

Also get 1/2 off February membership fees when you renew or open a membership for January!

January 1, 2019
By: Dwayne Page

The DCHS basketball teams will return to action Friday night, January 4th hosting White County in a pair of non-district games.

The Lady Tigers (11-4) will face the undefeated White County Lady Warriors (16-0) at 6 p.m. while the Tigers (1-14) will battle the 12-4 Warriors following the girls game. WJLE will have LIVE coverage.

Girls District 8AA Standings as of January 1:
DeKalb County: 11-4 (4-0)
Macon County: 14-4 (4-0)
Upperman: 13-3 (4-0)
York Institute: 6-8 (2-2)
Livingston Academy: 8-11(1-3)
Watertown: 7-10 (1-3)
Cannon County: 9-7 (0-4)
Smith County 5-8 (0-4)

Boys District 8AA Standings as of January 1:
York Institute: 11-2 (4-0)
Livingston Academy: 12-6 (4-0)
Macon County: 6-11 (3-1)
Watertown: 12-5 (2-2)
Upperman: 11-4 (2-2)
Cannon County: 8-9 (1-3)
DeKalb County: 1-14 (0-4)
Smith County 1-11 (0-4)

The remaining schedule is as follows:
Friday, January 4: White County-Home 6 p.m.
Tuesday, January 8: Upperman*-Home 6 p.m.
Friday, January 11: Macon County*-Away 6 p.m.
Tuesday, January 15: Smith County*-Away 6 p.m.
Friday, January 18: York Institute*-Away 6 p.m.
Tuesday, January 22: Livingston Academy*-Home 6 p.m.
Friday, January 25: Watertown*-Away 6 p.m.
Tuesday, January 29: Cannon County*-Home 6 p.m.
Friday, February 1: Upperman*-Away 6 p.m.
Tuesday, February 5: Macon County*-Home 6 p.m.
Thursday, February 7: Smith County*-Home 6 p.m.
Friday, February 8: Monterey-Home 6 p.m.

January 1, 2019
By: Dwayne Page

23 year old Jessica Ashley May is expected to have another parole hearing in May.

She is serving an eight year sentence for attempted aggravated child neglect stemming from the 2015 death of her 23 month old son.

After her last parole hearing in May 2017, three members of the Tennessee Board of Parole voted and concurred that May should be declined parole due to the seriousness of the offense. They said at the time that her case will be reviewed again in two years. According to the Tennessee Department of Correction website, May is scheduled for her next parole hearing in May.

She is incarcerated at the Carroll County Jail as a state prisoner.

May stood before Judge Gary McKenzie in DeKalb County Criminal Court on Wednesday, December 7, 2016 and entered a plea to attempted aggravated child neglect, a Class B felony, and received an eight year sentence as a range I mitigated offender to serve at least 20% before parole eligibility. At the time May had already served 568 days since her arrest on May 19, 2015.

Less than a week before May’s plea, her fiance’ at the time, Cody Key, now age 27, was handed a 45 year prison term for the beating death of May’s child, 23 month old Colten Alexander May after entering a plea in Putnam County Criminal Court to second degree murder. Key is to serve 100% of the sentence but he was given jail credit of 563 days for time served from May 19, 2015 to December 1, 2016.

Key is incarcerated at the South Central Correctional Center in Wayne County, a Tennessee Department of Correction facility. His prison term is to expire in 2059

The couple brought the child to the emergency room of Saint Thomas DeKalb Hospital on Sunday morning, May 17, 2015 but he was already dead. It was determined that the child had suffered internal and other physical injuries that resulted in his death. Law enforcement officers concluded that Key had severely beaten the child and that May knew the abuse was taking place but did nothing to stop it.

May, who was pregnant again at the time of her arrest in 2015, was later transferred to the custody of the Tennessee Department of Correction due to her special needs. After giving birth, she was initially incarcerated in the Warren County Jail. Her child was placed in the custody of the Department of Children Services at the time and is reportedly now with May’s family members.

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