Press Release: The three COVID-19 vaccines being offered in the U.S. are safe and effective, and they have been tested on tens of thousands of volunteers. In Bedford County, vaccines are now available to anyone 16 and over who wants one. Vaccinating a significant percentage of the population is a key to defeating the virus …
Bedford County Officials Urging Residents to get Vaccinated Read More »
Tullahoma Wildcats swept the Franklin County Rebels on Tuesday in a double header. In game one the Franklin County Rebels stayed in it until the end, but Tullahoma Wildcats pulled away late in a 7-6 victory on Tuesday. Tullahoma was down 6-5 in the bottom of the sixth inning when D. J. Dillehay singled on …
Tullahoma baseball takes two in double header versus Franklin County Read More »
Part 1: PurposeFor the next couple months, we will be exploring some of the best ways to bounce back fromchallenges in life. In psychology, this bouncing-back is called resilience; you may knowsomeone who has experienced something very difficult and grown through it, ending upstronger than before. A key ingredient of building more resilience in life …
The Coffee County Red Raider baseball team jumped to an early lead on Tuesday afternoon at Lebanon after Hayden Hullett sole home for a 1-0 lead after a half-inning. The Blue Devils didn’t hit the ball that well but got some key hits when it counted. They only managed 4 hits but received 7 walks …
A man from Lincoln County, Tennessee is charged with TennCare fraud in connection with allegedly reselling prescription pills obtained through the healthcare insurance program. The Office of Inspector General (OIG), in a joint effort with the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office announced the arrest of 69 year-old Steven Wayne Carte of Petersburg. He’s charged with TennCare fraud, a class D …
More than 790,000 Tennesseans have been infected with COVID-19, and more than 11,000 have lost their lives one year into the novel coronavirus pandemic. Health-care workers say the experiences of patients without health coverage during the pandemic should prompt lawmakers to consider Medicaid expansion. CEO of Matthew Walker Comprehensive Health Center, Katina Beard, said the …
Health-Care Workers Urge Medicaid Expansion a Year After Pandemic Read More »
The Tennessee General Assembly approved Gov. Lee’s legislation to allow most adults to carry handguns without obtaining a permit. Governor Bill Lee backed the bill but said there is little concern for gun safety throughout the state. The bill restricts some people from getting their hands on a weapon without a permit, including people who …
Permitless Carry Bill Approved by the State House Read More »
Keri Munn was brilliant on the rubber on Monday, as Munn threw a no-hitter to lead Coffee County past Franklin County 14-0. Coffee County Lady Raiders got things started in the first inning. Coffee County tallied five runs in the fifth inning. Chesnie Cox, Kaitlyn Davis, and Justus Turner each drove in runs during the …
Munn No-Hits Franklin County; Davis and Turner Go Yard Read More »
One bright spot for the Tullahoma Lady Wildcats was a double by Carlie Baker in the first inning. Hannah Burks earned the win for Shelbyville. The ace lasted six and a third innings, allowing five hits and zero runs while striking out seven and walking one. Samora Brown threw two-thirds of an inning in relief …
Tullahoma softball falls to Shelbyville on the road Read More »
Moore County Blue Raiders took Monday’s game in dramatic fashion, with a 9-8 walk-off victory over Fayetteville Tigers. The game was tied at eight with Moore County batting in the bottom of the eighth when Keller Morey drew a walk, scoring one run. Despite falling down by five runs in the second inning, Fayetteville tried …
Moore County Baseball wins in tight matchup versus Fayetteville Read More »
