Coffee County Athletics has released ticket information for District play with Softball and Baseball. Tickets will be $5 each with no capacity or concession restrictions. No student tickets will be accepted. Renaissance Cards will not be accepted and no season passes or employee badges will be accepted. TSSAA and TACA cards will be accepted.
This Saturday on Duck Sports Saturday Gary Dearing will be speaking to former Nashville TV personality Rudy Kalis will talk about his prison ministry. PGA Veteran Brandt Snedeker will join the guys from College Grove and Simmons Bank Open. The Voice of the Nashville Predators Pete Weber is expected to featured as well. Join Gary, …
Coffee County senior pitcher Keri Munn recently signed a softball scholarship with MTSU. Munn will be playing college ball for former Coffee County Coach Jeff Breeden. Munn has had an amazing career for the Lady Raiders and her senior is not over with games set in the upcoming District 8-AAA tournament and possibly more. In …
The National Weather Service determined that an EF-0 tornado touched down in Coffee County Monday morning. The tornado was spotted off Blanton’s Chapel Road, heading toward Highway 41, west of Manchester. Some structural damage occurred, but thankfully no injuries. The National Weather Service in Nashville also confirmed that at least 10 tornadoes occurred Tuesday morning across …
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Local leaders are praising the state for including $42.4 million in the approved 2021-22 budget to build a new Tennessee College of Applied Technology-Shelbyville campus in 231 North Business Park. TCAT-Shelbyville currently has a waiting list of 550 students, primarily because of space limitations at its flagship facility on Madison Street in Shelbyville. The new …
May is Motorcycle Awareness Month. Please be on the lookout for more motorcycles sharing the roadways with spring weather conditions improving. Did You Know? Motorcyclists are about 27 times more likely to die in a crash than someone in a passenger vehicle. Remember Look Twice!
