Some big changes could be coming to Tennessee’s Move Over Law. The bill really ups the ante on fines for drivers who fail to move into the adjacent lane of traffic or slow down for emergency or service vehicles. It more than doubles the fines. For instance, on the third offense, instead of $1,000, you …
Fines for Failure to abide by Move Over Law might be going Up Read More »
Imagination Library of Coffee County invites the community to attend Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast to support early childhood literacy in Coffee County. The event will be held at Damron’s Restaurant in Tullahoma from 8-10 a.m., March 4. Tickets cost $10, with free admission for children 4 years old and younger. All proceeds go toward …
Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast March 4 for Imagination Library of Coffee County Read More »
The Section 2 wrestling tournament was held on Saturday at Howard High School in Chattanooga. Three Coffee County Red Raiders qualified to wrestle in the TSSAA State Championships this Thursday-Saturday. Full results: 132 Jeremiah Wardell 1-2 DNP 160 Jacob Barlow 2-2 4th. During Saturday’s competition, Barlow won his 100th match in his high school career. …
Three Red Raiders Qualify for State Wrestling Championship Tournament Read More »
According to Public Works Director Butch Taylor, The Tullahoma Public Works Department will end the leaf pick-up for the season on February 28, 2023. The city is broken up into four zones for the leaf collection, and each zone has a specific route list Public Works follows. Residents looking to determine their street zone can …
Reminder: Tullahoma Public Works Ending Leaf Pickup for the Season Read More »
Tennessee and the rest of the country are making progress in getting higher education to more people. A new report from the Lumina Foundation found nearly 54% of working-age Americans have earned a degree or certificate after high school, which the Foundation pointed out is key to getting a good job in today’s economy. Tennessee is slightly below the …
Report: TN Working to Increase College Enrollment, Degree Attainment Read More »
The Tennessee Department of Agriculture (TDA) is now accepting applications for the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Specialty Crop Block Grant Program (SCBGP). SCBGP funds are granted to enhance the production and competitiveness of specialty crops, including fruits and vegetables, dried fruits, tree nuts, honey, floriculture, and other nursery crops. “With the diverse range …
Saturday night, in the boys’ District 6 Class 4A consolation game, the Coffee County Red Raiders hosted the Shelbyville Golden Eagles. The Red Raiders looked sharp as they held a 13-point lead after the first quarter, 20-7. they led the Eagles by as many as 16 and ended the first half leading 30-19. In the …
Coffee County Wins Consolation Game in the District 6 Boys’ Tournament Read More »
In a game that looked like it was going to be a blow at halftime turned into a classic between the Coffee County ladies and Warren County. At halftime, the Lady Raider defense had held the Lady Pioneers to just one field goal and two made free throws to take a 20-4 lead at the …
Sixth District Title in a row for the Coffee County Lady Raiders Read More »
Super proud of these young ladies today at the Region 2 Individual Tournament. The team placed 8th out of 20 and qualified Jade Lenhart for the TSSAA State Championship next week. Full results below: 114 Jasmine Norris 1-2 DNP 120 Gabi Silva 0-2 DNP 132 Delainee Driver 1-2 DNP 138 Jianna Bare 1-2 DNP 145 …
Lady Raider Wrestling Competes in Region Tournament; Lenhart heading to TSSAA State Meet Read More »
On Tuesday, attorneys for the couple who filed a lawsuit against Lincoln County in the Jack Daniels barrel house case faced a judge to determine the lawsuit’s outcome. According to the attorney Jason Holleman, findings during the hearing were presented that Brown-Forman corporation and Jack Daniels are operating several warehouses for storage without valid building …
Judge Hears Lawsuit against Brown-Forman/Jack Daniels Read More »
