McKoyler Thach Editor Taking place only once a year, the Dyer County Fair made its annual appearance all throughout the second week of September. Carrying on this excitement, students and families from Dyer County and even surrounding counties lined up for the different rides, games and attractions the fair had to offer. From the petting zoo and the most prominent rides like the Zipper and the Fireball to offering local food trucks, businesses and a variety of game

Mackenzie Troutman Section Editor Dyersburg High School and Dyer County High School put their rivalry aside for a day filled with fun, friendship and inclusion. Student Council members from both schools came together to make Special Needs Day at the Dyer County Fair a day to remember. From fair rides to petting zoos and plenty of smiles, students helped create a welcoming space where everyone could enjoy the fair. Whether Trojans or Choctaws, a reminder was shown, that wh

McKoyler Thach Editor On Friday, September 4, 2026, Dyersburg High School took on the Camden Central Lions at J.C. Sawyers Stadium, leading the Trojans to a 69-22 victory for their home-opener. Kicking the game off at 7 P.M., the Trojans began the first half positively by scoring the very first touchdown. Allowing the Lions to score only three touchdowns, the Trojans persevered throughout all four quarters of the game, ultimately scoring 47 more points than their oppon

Kyleigh Littles Photos by Cooper Atkins Reporter The Dyersburg Lady Trojans volleyball team played Dyer County, fighting through a competitive match before ultimately falling to the Choctaws. The Lady Trojans' energy was through the roof for all sets, cheering each other on with the help of the student section. Dyersburg fought hard for their points and kept rallies alive with strong defense from the back row. Important saves helped keep the team in the game, giving D

Mackenzie Troutman Photos by Peyton Bohannon, Mackenzie Troutman and Cooper Atkins Reporter On August 21, 2026, the Dyersburg Trojans opened their 2026 football season on the road. The Trojans faced their biggest rival, Dyer County–an away game on the Choctaw’s field. Dyer County came out with a strong momentum, starting an offensive lead early in the game. The Trojans battled throughout the game, putting 20 on the board, but still lost, unable to overcome the Choctaw’s