Moore County Eliminated in Quarterfinals 38-29
The Moore County Raiders football team saw their season come to end on Friday night losing to Fayetteville City.
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Overdose Death Leads to Arrest of Grundy County Man
The Grundy County Sheriff’s Office and the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) announced the arrest of a Tracy City man accused of second-degree murder. “A series of overdose deaths back in April and May was the catalyst to the investigation,” said Grundy County Sheriff Clint Shrum. According to the release, Jessie Murray is facing one charge in …
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Area COVID-19 News; including School Closure
The Tennessee Department of Health has confirmed additional cases and deaths related to COVID-19 across the state on Sunday, November 22. The health department reported 4,589 new cases and 55 additional deaths. The new death total for Tennessee is now 4,266. There are 2,065 people currently hospitalized in the state. At last report one of Tennessee’s largest …
Despite COVID-19 Students continue to take ACT
Tennessee Department of Education has released the ACT state results and participation rate for the 2020 graduating class. Participation remained relatively stable with 62,564 graduates taking the ACT compared to 63,829 in 2019. The state average composite ACT score for 2019-20 school year is 19.9, also relatively stable from the average composite score of 20.0 for …
Thermal Temperature Scanners placed at each Motlow Campus
Motlow State has placed thermal temperature scanners at building entryways on each of its campuses. Each thermal scanner provides a non-contact fever inspection kiosk that provides detection of temperature, with or without a mask, in less than one second. Students, staff, and visitors are still required to submit a self-assessment health screening form before coming …
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Franklin County Sheriff’s Office participates in Special Olympics Torch Run
On Thursday November 19th, 2020, the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office partnered with the Manchester and Tullahoma Police Departments as well as the Tennessee Highway Patrol to participate in a Torch Run in support of the Special Olympics. The Special Olympics were cancelled this year due to COVID-19, so these law enforcement agencies decided to participate …
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Raiders hold off Cannon County in Saturday Night Round Ball Action
In Saturday night high school basketball action in Manchester, Coffee County got its first win of the year by knocking off Cannon County, 49-42. The Red Raiders led by only two, 15-13 at the half, but a big 20 point third quarter helped to push Coffee County to the win. Head Coach Micah Williams got …
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Coffee County Darkens the Stars on Friday Night
Just like Thursday night against Grundy County, the Coffee County Lady Raiders used a stifling defense to drop the Stars of Siegel 65-15 at home on Friday night. As you heard on The Rooster 101.5 FM, Sophomore guard Jalie Ruehling continued her outstanding defense as she had over 10 steals to go along with 17 …
Football Playoff Games on the Radio
In Class 1-A Moore County will take on Fayetteville and you can hear the game live on Raider Country 105.1 FM and 95.9 FM with Joe Abraham on the call. In Class 4-A on 93.9 The Duck tune in to hear the Tullahoma Wildcats as they host Nolensville. Scott Shasteen and Ken Keller will call …
Wildcats Split with Community
The Tullahoma High Wildcats traveled to Unionville for a pair of basketball games on Thursday night. The Lady Wildcats improved their season record to 1-1 with a 68-53 victory. In the boys game, Community defeated Tullahoma 62-45 to drop the boys record to 0-2 on the year. Both teams will be in action on Tuesday …
