News stories for Southern Middle Tennessee
According to Coffee County High School cheerleading coach Christy Clouse, former Red Raider cheerleader Kenadi Hall will take her skills to the next level. Clouse told On Target Sports that Hall has been selected as a Co-Ed cheer squad team member at Tennessee Tech in Cookeville. You can see Hall cheering on the Golden Eagles …
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700 workers at Arnold Air Force Base in Tullahoma, remain on strike. Members of Air Engineering Metal Trades workers voted recently to reject the latest offer from National Aerospace Solutions, LLC, and continue striking. The strike is in its second week. One of the key issues in the strike is the cutting of disability pay, …
At Monday afternoon’s Coffee County School Meeting Director of Schools Dr. Charles Lawson’s proposed 3-year contract extension and raise was on the agenda. After 5-0 vote the board voted to postpone their decision to allow time for adequate public notice. School board member Larry Crabtree abstained from the vote, while member Brett Henley was not …
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Experts say they’re seeing an uptick in eating disorders fueled by social media consumption and more than a year of increased stress and isolation for many individuals. Catherine Stutzner, a therapist specializing in eating disorders at Positive Therapy in Nashville, teaches body-positive workshops for people wanting to learn how to foster a positive body image and intuitive …
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The STEM lab at Decherd Elementary was damaged by fire late Friday night, according to a post by the school on social media. The damage was contained to the STEM lab. There was some smoke in the rest of the wing of the school. The school said that approximately $70,000 in technology was destroyed in the …
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Plastic bottles and cans line many of the state’s roadways and rivers, and now the state is conducting a large research study to pinpoint the sources and composition of litter, its financial and environmental costs, and the effectiveness of existing efforts to clean it up. The Tennessee Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations, a nonpartisan body that …
Cyber defense is critical for daily operations. Cyber-attacks are increasingly more common and there are many different types. Many people have received phishing emails or have been the victim of a cybercrime. This modern dilemma is why Motlow State Community College is continuously preparing students for the future. Motlow recently approved a new Penetration Testing …
Food City will be hosting a company-wide hiring event, to include both full-time and part-time positions, on Wednesday, July 14th. The company is planning to hire 1,200 friendly, smiling faces in key customer and food service positions at store locations throughout their operation area and their Distribution Center. The positions include, both entry-level positions and …
Vanderbilt pitchers Jack Leiter and Kumar Rocker were selected in the top 10 of the first round of the Major League Baseball Draft Sunday Night in Denver Colorado. Leiter went second overall to the Texas Rangers while Rocker somewhat unexpectedly dropped to the New York Mets at tenth. Tennessee baseball signee Brady House, a shortstop …
Recognition continues to roll in for Coffee County’s Keri Munn and Huntland’s Ashtyn Danley as the they have been named All-State by the Tennessee Sports Writers Association. Munn, an MTSU signee, posted a 27-4 record in the circle with a 0.81 ERA and 268 strikeouts in 2021 to help guide the Lady Raider softball team …
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