It was Kumar Rocker (Friday) and Jack Leiter (Saturday) as the Vandy Boys shut down East Carolina and are headed back to the College Baseball World Series. The two outstanding pitchers led the Commodores (45-15) to the final 8. Vanderbilt, technically, is the defending national champions having won the event in 2019. There was no College World Series in …
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Tullahoma Officials announced that an interdisciplinary team led by The Walker Collaborative has been selected for the Tullahoma citywide planning project, ThinkTullaoma2040, Take off To Tomorrow. “The City is looking forward to embarking on this important citywide process with The Walker Collaborative,” said Jennifer Moody, City Administrator. “This year-long effort is a major investment that …
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When the Tennessee National Guard needed volunteers to help Tennessee’s Department of Health fight the COVID-19 pandemic, thousands of Soldiers and Airmen volunteered. One Soldier that immediately answered the call was Sgt. Jessie James, a motor transport operator with Tullahoma’s 1175th Transportation Company. A Manchester native, James was not going to miss the opportunity to …
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Motlow State Community College was bestowed multiple national-level awards from the National Council for Marketing and Public Relations (NCMPR) Paragon Awards during the spring. “The External Affairs Department continues to design award-winning marketing materials that bring national recognition to Motlow State that magnify the accomplishments occurring across our campuses,” said Motlow President Dr. Michael Torrence, …
Coffee County Central High School Principal Paul Parsley announced on Friday the new athletic administration at the school. Brad Costello and Brandon Mcwhorter will be transitioning into the position of Co-Athletic Directors over the coming weeks. Coach Costelllo is finishing his sixteenth year at CCCHS, and he will continue to teach math and will remain …
