News stories for Southern Middle Tennessee
The NCAA Division I Council voted Wednesday to grant a blanket waiver allowing all Division I transfers to play immediately this year. The waiver covers all Division I sports, and the most immediate impact will be felt in men’s college basketball, in which a number of notable players will be able to suit up immediately …
Given the current community Covid-19 numbers and the likelihood of a spike in numbers following the upcoming holidays, Manchester City Schools will begin the new year with an at home only learning schedule for all students. The district will use this option from January 6 – 15, 2021. Students will report back to in-person learning on …
Manchester City Schools Going Virtual after Winter Break until Jan. 19 Read More »
Tennessee Department of Health confirmed 11,410 additional cases of COVID-19 across the state on Wednesday, December 16. This is a new record of daily cases. There are currently 66,774 active COVID-19 cases in Tennessee, the highest number since the start of the pandemic. TDH confirmed 53 additional deaths, bringing the total to 5,668. The state once …
Tennessee COVID-19 Update, Including Area Counties Read More »
At their final meeting last week, the officials who supervised Bedford County’s transition into a new justice complex said it is hard to imagine how the county would have made it through the COVID-19 pandemic at the overcrowded old jail and courthouse. County Commissioner Jeff Sweeney, who served as the county’s construction consultant for the …
Bedford County Justice Complex Transition Team Marks Facility’s First Anniversary Read More »
The Manchester Police Department thanks Praters BBQ for the wonderful donation of toys for the Angel Tree program. Mr. Prater has participated in this event for several years. Chief Mark Yother says his department appreciates Prater’s efforts and partnering with MPD to help the less fortunate in our community. Remember MPD will randomly placing toys …
The Community boys got the best of Moore County on Tuesday coming away with a 49-35 victory. Will Reed scored 16 points and Stratton Lovvern added 15 for the Vikings. Moore County was led by Andrew Copeland with 13 points.
CCCHS have added the following games to their schedule. Coffee County boys: Christmas Tournament in Van Buren County Friday December 18 vs Van Buren Co. 6:30 PM, Saturday December 19 vs Silverdale Academy at 5 PM, and Monday December 21 vs Clarkrange at 5 PM Coffee County Girls : Monday December 21 at 3:30 in …
The Tullahoma High basketball will be playing this week. Here is the list of changes and games for the Wildcat teams. Tullahoma Boys : At Cascade on Thursday 6:30 PM Tullahoma Girls: At Cumberland County on Thursday 6:30 PM Tullahoma Boys: At Lincoln County on Friday at 7:30 PM Tullahoma Girls: At White County on …
East Middle School closed out the semester with a pair of wins over Harris Middle. In girls game, East Middle took a 14-9 lead into halftime and then went on to down Harris 26-17. In boys action, East raced to an 11 point halftime lead before doubling up Harris 45-22. East Middle game with White …
The City of Tullahoma announced Tuesday that City operations will move to Phase 3 COVID-19 Operations. The City COVID-19 Operation Plan is a three-phased strategy for operations, and when Coffee County case count goes over 500 cases, the City modifies operations for the safety of employees and the public during the COVID-19 pandemic. Beginning Wednesday, …
