News stories for Southern Middle Tennessee
Aiden Robertson pitched a fantastic game on Tuesday night for the Coffee County Red Raiders in a game you heard on The Rooster 101.5. Robertson a lead-off single in the bottom of the 1st inning and did not allow Warren County any more hits the rest of the night. Robertson struck out 11 and the …
The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office is attempting to locate a missing juvenile. The report filed states that Laken Hinkle, a 15 year-old male, was last seen in the area of 11543 Old Tullahoma Highway on Thursday April 14th, 2022 at approximately 9:00pm. If anyone has seen Laken or has any knowledge of his whereabouts, you …
Early voting for primary county elections is still going on through April 28, 2022. Early voting hours are between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday or 8:30 a.m. to noon on Saturdays at the Coffee County Election Commission at 1329 McArthur St Suite 6 in Manchester. In Tullahoma at the CD Stamps Center …
Live here, give here. There has been one day each May for the past eight years that the community has come together and showered our nonprofits with its generosity. It is 24 hours to celebrate the spirit of giving and collaboration, and ultimately, the extraordinary work that nonprofits do in Middle Tennessee. This year area …
CFMT’s The Big Payback Gears Up for 9th Annual 24-Hour Online Giving Event Read More »
Despite 12 strikeouts from starting pitcher Jacob Holder, the Coffee County fell in their home district game to Warren County, 4-1. In a game you heard on The Rooster 101.5 the Raider bats never caught fire against the Pioneers as Coffee County managed two hits. Senior Brady Nugent had a hit and the only RBI …
Early Sunday morning Grundy County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a residence off Hwy. 399 in Palmer after a man showed up at the emergency room in Dunlap seeking medical treatment for an injured hand, face and arm. His injuries were consistent with an explosion. When deputies arrived at the residence, they found what appeared to …
Exploded Pipe Bomb along with Guns and Drugs leads to Palmer man facing Charges Read More »
Bowling season may have wrapped up in February, but Tullahoma High School senior Lynsey Jackson‘s biggest accolade came recently when she was named a 2022 United States Bowling Congress Youth Ambassador. Jackson is one of two people in the country to receive this honor. Every year, the USBC recognizes one female and one male bowler …
Lynsey Jackson is One of Two Nationwide Students to be named USBC Youth Ambassador Read More »
Solomon Reynolds, a senior at Coffee County Central High School, has been nominated to compete for an Emmy in the category of Best Public Service Announcement (PSA). His PSA is about a topic that is relevant to his peers, distracted driving. The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences has a national and state competition …
Coffee County High School Student Nominated for Emmy Read More »
Twenty-two Tullahoma City School students will have the opportunity to compete at nationals after having stellar outings at the Future Business Leaders of America Tennessee Leadership Conference held in Chattanooga last week. All 15 state participants from West Middle School earned spots to nationals, while Tullahoma High School had seven qualifiers. The FBLA National Leadership …
Tullahoma City Schools has more than 20 students qualify for FBLA Nationals Read More »
After being closed Thursday-Sunday, the Manchester Recreation Center is open (Monday). The facility received significant damage from last Wednesday’s severe storms. Director of Parks and Recreation A.J. Fox says the upstairs fitness center will continue to be closed until further notice because of water damage from the heavy rain that fell. The center was damaged …
Manchester Recreation Center Announces Reopening Read More »
