A new varsity sport will soon be added to the athletic teams at Moore County after the Board of Education approved the start up on Monday night. Football Coach Kris Deal and MCHS alum Kevin Pearson have agreed to volunteer as coaches. Moore County High AD Josh Deal said about 20-25 students have already expressed …
Moore County Board of Ed Approves Varsity Wrestling Read More »
The Coffee County Lady Raiders earned their way into the regional finals earlier in the evening Tuesday with a victory over Rockvale. The perinnial power out of Murfreesboro, the Siegel Stars defeated Lincoln County as well. The showdown between the two district champions went to the Stars in three straight sets over the Lady Raiders. …
Lady Raiders Volleyball Fall In Region Finals; Sectional Thursday Read More »
The matchups between the Vanderbilt Commodores and the Missouri Tigers along with the Florida Gators versus LSU Tigers have been cancelled Saturday because of outbreaks of Covid-19. The SEC league office in Birmingham are scrambling to deal with this situation with the remaining schedules for all 4 teams and concern of similar concerns among other …
Quarterback Ryan Tannehill threw 3 touchdown passes and ran for another as the Tennessee Titans beat the Buffalo Bills in a NFL matchup of unbeaten teams on Tuesday evening 42-16. Derrick Henry also rushed for 2 touchdowns and the Titans defense held the potent Bills offense to 16 points. The Titans had not played a …
In a report in Newsweek, cards describing a “social visit” from the Ku Klux Klan were left recently at the homes of Joe Biden supporters in Shelbyville. A female resident from Shelbyville, described to WSMV-TV how she noticed that a sign showing support for Biden in her neighbor’s yard had been disturbed. She said the yard was littered with around 20 …
Reports say the KKK recently made “Social Visits” to Homes in Shelbyville Read More »
The following streets will be closed on Wednesday, October 14, 2020, from 9 PM – Midnight for water line replacement in Manchester. – South Spring Street from Moore Street to Short Street – Rayburn Street from Oak Street to South Spring Street
Tennessee’s generous early voting period for the upcoming State and Federal General Election begins Wednesday, Oct. 14, and runs Monday to Saturday until Thursday, Oct. 29. During early voting and on Election Day, Tennesseans are encouraged to do their part. This includes wearing a face covering and maintaining a six-foot distance from poll officials and …
Early Voting begins Wednesday (October 14, 2020) Read More »
On Wednesday, October 14, Tennessee first lady Maria Lee and Education Commissioner Penny Schwinn will visit Westwood Elementary to assist the Manchester City Schools Family Resource Center in processing and packaging student needs fulfilled through the Tennessee Serves Purposity campaign. “We launched Tennessee Serves with the goal of mobilizing Tennesseans to serve their neighbors and volunteer in their communities, and through this partnership, Tennesseans can know …
First Lady Maria Lee and Commissioner Schwinn to Visit Manchester City Schools Read More »
After a 5-3 vote on Monday night the Franklin County school board has voted to keep the Rebel as Franklin County High School’s mascot. If the Franklin County Rebels’ mascot and name would have changed for the high school’s teams in at least eight sports categories, the cost for new uniforms could have been about …
The Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (TDMHSAS) has secured an additional $7.2 million in federal grant funding to respond to mental health and addiction concerns caused by COVID-19 and recent natural disasters. The federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) has awarded the department an additional $3.5 million to …
