Tullahoma basketball picked up a pair of district wins Wednesday night at home vs Marshall County. In the girls game the Lady Cats jumped out to a 19-5 first quarter lead and cruised to a 50-22 victory to sweep the season series with the Tigerettes. NyJah Gibbs paced Tullahoma with a game high 16 points …
At the first-ever PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Team Series event in Cheyenne, Wyoming, the Nashville Stampede finished fifth. On the opening day of the season, the Nashville Stampede went head-to-head with the Carolina Cowboys in arguably the most exciting game of the evening. After a back-and-forth battle, the Stampede emerged the more dominant team, covering …
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The Tennessee Higher Education Commission (THEC) decided not to increase the tuition costs for Motlow State Community College and other Tennessee public institutions for students in the Fall. According to THEC, the decision to freeze tuition is the first time the group has done that in its history; however, this is the second year with …
The Tullahoma Wildcats open play in the Class 3-A State baseball tournament Tuesday afternoon against Tennessee High from Bristol. “I am super proud of how these guys are handling their business on a daily basis,” said THS Baseball Coach Bryan Morris. “This is an extremely confident group, and they are playing well together. The energy …
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Wow, time sure does fly when you are having fun. Locally owned and operated supermarket chain Food City, with headquarters in Abingdon, Virginia, started its Bristol Spring Race sponsorship in 1992, and in figuratively the blink of an eye is now celebrating its milestone 30th anniversary as one of the sport’s most tenured entitlements. Food …
The 55th Annual Semmes-McKenzie Lions Bowl will be played on Tuesday, October 26th, 2021 at Wilkins Stadium in Tullahoma. This year we will begin a new format which features four of the top junior varsity football teams in the mid-state area rather than freshmen teams as in the past 23 years. This change was investigated …
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On Saturday, September 25, the Tennessee Highway Safety Office (THSO) is partnering with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to promote “Seat Check Saturday” during Child Passenger Safety Week, September 19 – 25. In celebration, the THSO released a new segment of its educational series “Talking Traffic Safety” to provide child safety tips and …
It’s the first big test of the Josh Heupel era Saturday when Tennessee welcomes Pittsburgh to Neyland Stadium for the inaugural Johnny Majors Classic. “It’s a big test for us. It’s a good football team.” Vols Head Coach Josh Heupel said. “Our guys are excited and they’ve had a great week of preparation. I like …
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Franklin County High School will host a Financial Aid information session for senior students and their parents on Thursday September 16th from 6-7p.m. in the FCHS Auditorium. Attendees will learn how and when to apply for scholarships and grants, what the FAFSA is and why it’s important, TN Promise, the Hope Scholarship and more. For …
Tennessee will soon become the latest state to require certain medical providers to cremate or bury fetal remains from surgical abortions under legislation recently signed by Republican Gov. Bill Lee. Roughly 10 other Republican-majority states have enacted similar laws across the country despite objections from reproductive rights advocates, who argue such requirements are unnecessary and …
