News stories for Southern Middle Tennessee
A church partially burned April 8th in Grundy County and investigators with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) believing it was arson. The fire took place Historic Christ Church Episcopal on 10th Street in Tracy City. Agents are asking anyone who may have seen anything near the church on the night of April 8th, or …
Tullahoma High School is now one of 10 schools in the state to be awarded the Tennessee Purple Star School Award after recently receiving that designation from the Military Interstate Children’s Compact Commission. “Receiving the Tennessee Purple Star School Award is one of the highlights of this school year,” said THS Principal Jason Quick. “For …
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By Mary Gillum, Legal Aid Society Tax Day is right around the corner, and some taxpayers who haven’t filed their returns might be getting anxious about getting them done in time. If you’re among that group, here’s what you should know. The pandemic continues to affect conditions for taxpayers, making it more important than ever …
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On Wednesday afternoon the Coffee County Lady Raiders fell behind Wilson Central early and could not recover. Coffee County dropped the non-district game to the Lady Wildcats, 8-3. Wilson Central scored one in the second inning and five more in the third. Kiya Ferrell led the Lady Raiders with two hits and two RBI. Olivia …
On Friday, April 15, the Tennessee Highway Safety Office (THSO) will join public safety partners statewide to launch Slow Down Tennessee. From April 15 – 29, participating agencies will help increase awareness and enforcement to reduce speeding-related crashes, injuries, and fatalities across Tennessee. “The purpose of the ‘Slow Down Tennessee’ campaign is to address a variety …
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Federal waivers put in place at the height of the pandemic allowed federal child nutrition programs more flexibility in delivering meals to households, because kids weren’t at school. Those waivers are set to expire in a few months – and in Tennessee, groups that work to fight hunger warn that more children, especially in rural areas, …
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The Tullahoma Wildcats were swept in their second straight district series Tuesday night at Grider Stadium as they fell to Page 5-3. A Pitchers duel early the Patriots put up 5 runs in the middle innings on bloop hits and line drives to go along with a couple of fielding errors from the Wildcats. Tullahoma …
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In game 1 of a doubleheader in Winchester the Coffee County was down to its last strike and losing 6-5 to Franklin County in the bottom of the 9th, 2B Brady Nugent stepped up big. Nugent drove a 3-2 pitch to deep leftfield for a homerun, tying the Rebels. Next up, Sir Pizza Player of the …
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In softball action on Tuesday night, Coffee County hosted Shelbyville in District 6-4A play at Terry Floyd Field. The Lady Raiders improved to 12-8 overall and 3-0 in district play with a 10-4 win over the Eaglettes. Coffee County Freshman Katelyn Anderson picked up the win in the circle. She allowed nine hits and four …
Lady Raiders stay Unbeaten in District 6-4A play Read More »
This is Work Zone Awareness Week in Tennessee, and with pothole repairs on interstate projects ongoing, TDOT is using this week to urge drivers to use more caution on the roadways. According to TDOT in 2021, more than 4,000 crashes happened in work zones on Tennessee roads, that number went up from 2020 when there …
