Coffee County traveled to Shelbyville for District 6-4A softball on Thursday night. The game ended early after 6 innings due to the run-rule with the Lady Raiders winning 16-5. Kaitlyn Davis, the starting pitcher for Coffee County not only picked up the win in the circle she also homered twice. She hit a solo shot …
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Tonya Fletcher, 45 of Wartrace, who family reports was born and raised in Coffee County died because of injuries she received in a two-vehicle crash on U.S. 41A South. Fletcher reportedly became trapped in her burning pickup truck in the accident earlier this week on the highway between Shelbyville and Tullahoma. In a report from …
Motlow State is hosting a Student Recognition Awards Day on April 27 at 2 p.m. in Nisbett Center at the College’s Moore County Campus. Student recognition awards will be presented to those who have demonstrated outstanding achievements in academics, athletics, student government, military service, and student leadership/organizations. “We are excited to honor the accomplishments of these …
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Piping on the Green is back! Billed as a Celtic music and craft fair, the event will be held from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday April 23, 2022, at The Celtic Cup Coffee House, 106 N. Anderson St. in Tullahoma. Sponsored by the Highland Rim Scottish Society, the event is a daylong celebration of …
Legal Aid Society, Tennessee’s largest nonprofit law firm, today announced Frank Garrison and Leigh Walton as the co-chairs for its 2022 Campaign for Equal Justice. Garrison will oversee fundraising throughout the community, while Walton will lead efforts aimed at law firms and attorneys. Walton, a member at Bass, Berry & Sims, has more than 40 …
