News stories for Southern Middle Tennessee
Gov. Bill Lee has signed a resolution authorizing major changes to the state’s Medicaid program, TennCare. Critics warned the move could lead to healthcare cuts and reduced coverage for vulnerable populations. The Medicaid waiver, greenlighted by the federal government and approved by the Tennessee General Assembly, is the first of its kind in the country, and …
Gov. Lee Signs Medicaid Waiver, Despite Stern Opposition Read More »
Mega Millions estimated its next top prize will be $850 million, which would be the third-largest of all time. The drawing is on Tuesday.Lottery players still have a chance to win big with Wednesday night’s drawing for a $640 million Powerball top prize, the eighth-largest jackpot.
A Manchester pharmacy technician accused of drug diversion has voluntarily surrendered her license and a Tullahoma physician assistant is also guilty of unprofessional conduct, according to a monthly report from the Tennessee Department of Health. Manchester Pharmacy Technician Sabrina Gilliam is guilty of drug diversion. Gilliam has voluntarily surrendered her license, according to the department …
The Tennessee Department of Health and Tennessee’s Unified Command Group have added new features to the COVID19.tn.gov website to make it easier for users to find county-specific information and request an appointment for COVID-19 vaccination. The COVID19.tn.gov website provides a simple tool for Tennesseans to find their phase in Tennessee’s COVID-19 Vaccination Plan. Updates to this tool …
The Tennessee Department of Health has confirmed 4,474 additional cases and 36 deaths related to COVID-19 across the state for Sunday, January 17. Tennessee is up to 8,391 total deaths. The state reported 2,699 people currently hospitalized in Tennessee due to COVID-19. ICU Bed availability is at 9%. Last week, Tennessee reported 651 COVID-19 deaths. The week of January …
Sunday Jan. 17, 2021 COVID-19 State and Area Update Read More »
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has announced special session legislation addressing K-12 student learning loss and the adverse effects on Tennessee students’ proficiency in reading and math after extended time away from the classroom due to COVID-19. Data suggests that Tennessee third graders are facing an estimated 50% drop in reading proficiency and a projected 65% …
Special Legislation set to address K-12 Student Learning Loss due to COVID-19 Read More »
On Saturday, the Lady Raiders of Coffee Middle School claimed the win in the Championship match up against White County. In the battle of Tullahoma, it was the Bobcats of West Tullahoma Middle School defeating their cross-town rival East Panthers in a thrilling clash. The Lady Raiders of Coffee Middle School won their tight contest …
Coffee County Lady Raiders and Tullahoma’s West Bobcats Win CTC Championships Read More »
It was not a easy night for the Lady Raiders of Coffee County as they trailed Lincoln County 10-3 after 1st quarter and 29-28 after 3. Coach Joe Pat Cope turned to Chole Gannon and Bella Vinson down the stretch after the team struggled from the outside most of the game to get the 45-39 …
Raiders pick up Hard Fought Wins at Lincoln County Read More »
On Friday night the Wildcats and Lady Wildcats of Tullahoma win in an incredible match up to the Golden Eagles and the Eaglettes of Shelbyville. The Lady Cats dominated the court with an aggressive defense defeating the Lady Eaglettes 69-40. Mckenna Buckner drove in 6 points on the night in key moments during the game. …
Tullahoma Battles for Two Wins against Shelbyville Read More »
The TSSAA Board of Control held a virtual meeting on Thursday, January 14. Among the agenda items addressed, the Board reviewed bids submitted for the state golf championships and the girls’ soccer championships for the next two years. Sevierville Golf Club was selected to host the State Golf Championships in 2021 and 2022. The 36-hole …
Golf and Girls Soccer have New State Championship Homes Read More »
