A walk-off fly ball left Coffee County with their first loss of the year at Smyrna on Thursday night. The game was tied at two with the Bulldogs batting in the bottom of the eighth when Donovan Peebles’s sac fly scored one run for a 3-2 win. Landon Baggett earned the win for Smyrna. The …
Decherd Alderman and Vice Mayor Richard Gulley has informed the city that he will resign Friday, March 31, 2023. Recently, Decherd had another resignation. On March 1, 2023, Eric Bradford resigned as Interim City Administrator for the city, and then on March 20, 2023, Bradford resigned as Decherd Water Superintendent. The most recent resignations go …
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The Coffee County Jail has a new vendor for inmate telephone and visitation. Combined Public Communications is now the provider for inmate telephone and visitation. The change has begun, and telephone service is currently operational. Visitation is being swapped and will take a few weeks to complete. If you have placed money on someone’s account …
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United Way of Coffee and Moore Counties is now accepting applications for the next allocation cycle. All nonprofits that serve Coffee, Moore, or Warren County citizens are eligible to apply for funds. Applications are due May 1, 2023. Please get in touch with Ashley Abraham at 931-455-5678 or email Director@highway55unitedway.org to receive an application. ABOUT …
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We have a road closure for drivers that use Roarks Cove Rd, near the top of Sewanee Mountain between Running Knob Hollow Rd and the Perimeter Trail in Franklin County. Franklin County Highway Department Superintendent Luke McCurry says work will begin on April 10. He says Geostabilization International will be contracted to perform slope stabilization …
The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee has established the Caring for Covenant Fund to manage donations in response to Monday’s tragedy. Donations can be made to the Fund at www.cfmt.org/covenant. “All donations made to the Fund, minus credit card fees, will be directed to The Covenant School to support the healing of those affected by this tragedy,” said …
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Legal Aid Society, Tennessee’s largest nonprofit law firm, today announced that former U.S. Track and Field Championship silver medalist Charles Clark will be the speaker at its annual Breakfast of Champions fundraising event, scheduled at City Winery in Nashville at 8 a.m. Wednesday, April 5, with a 7:30 a.m. preshow. Breakfast of Champions is the official kickoff event …
On Wednesday, the Coffee County Lady Raiders wrapped up play in Gulf Shores by defeating Hokes Bluff, AL Eagles 8-2. The offensive was led by Madison Pruitt, Kaitlyn Davis (2), Ella Arnold, Savannah Cooper, and Katelyn Anderson. Davis also homered in the game. The Lady Raiders tallied five runs in the fourth inning. Pruitt, Davis, …
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Jacob Holder was outstanding on the mound for Coffee County on Tuesday night. The senior righthander threw a no-hitter at Powers Field in Manchester and struck out 10 Warren County batters. The Pioneers grabbed the lead in the top of the first after a walk, a two-base error, fly out, and another walk, and Jax …
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On Tuesday afternoon, Ella Arnold doubled in two runs in the last inning of play as the Coffee County Lady Raiders defeated Houston Academy Raiders out of Dothan, AL., 3-1. The softball game was part of a tournament being held in Gulf Shores, AL. Kaitlyn Davis struck out four to pick up her second win …
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