The Coffee County Red Raider soccer team dropped its first district game of the year Tuesday night to Warren County, 2-1. Josue Salinas scored the Raider’s goal on a penalty kick. The Raiders play again Thursday evening at Franklin County.
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bob Rolfe and Dot Foods, Inc. officials announced Tuesday the company will expand its Tennessee operations by establishing a new distribution facility at the Manchester Industrial Park, a Select Tennessee Certified Site. Dot Foods will invest $50.5 million and create 171 new jobs as …
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Bedford County Mayor Chad Graham has signed a proclamation acknowledging April as Child Abuse Awareness Month. Heather Warden, chief forensic investigator for Junior’s House, accepted a copy of the proclamation from Graham. Junior’s House, which has a satellite location in Shelbyville, is a child advocacy center representing the interests of children who have been victims …
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Led by a first-place performance by Audrey Todaro, seven Tullahoma High School students recently competed at the Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) Tennessee Leadership Conference in Knoxville last week. As a sophomore, Todaro captured the top spot in Biomedical Laboratory Science at the two-day competition that concluded on Wednesday. With her first-place finish, Todaro …
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Peoples Bank & Trust Company presented a check for $15,000 to Principal Paul Parsley for a new sound system to be installed in the theater at Coffee County High School. The theater at the school is being remodeled. Leaders of Peoples Bank stated they are proud to be a community partner and look forward seeing …
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