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Hooper to serve as Economic Development Director for Bedford County/Shelbyville

Leave a Comment / All Stories, Bedford, Business, Government, Local, News, Top Stories / By Lucky Knott

Shane Hooper, the new economic development director for Shelbyville and Bedford County, brings a wealth of experience to the job, and shares the excitement of local officials over the community’s potential. Hooper was hired through a city-county partnership to revitalize economic development and industrial recruitment and retention. The program is jointly funded by the City …

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Michael West

Leave a Comment / Obituaries / By Rayanna Bowling

Michael (Mike) K. West passed away on Dec 3, 2020 at Cookeville Regional Hospital in Cookeville TN. Mike was born in Woodbury TN on Feb 28, 1965 and was 55 years old at his passing.. Mike is survived by his father Ron West of Murfreesboro, his wife Teresa Peek of Beechgrove, 2 brothers Gary West (Melinda) …

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TSSAA Makes Change for Religious Freedoms

Leave a Comment / All Stories, Sports / By Mike Ray

The TSSAA Legislative Council met via a video conference call on Thursday, December 10. Dan Black, the Director of Schools for the Bradford Special School District, was elected to continue to serve as President of Legislative Council. Keith Turner, Athletic Director at Science Hill High School, was elected to serve as Vice President of the …

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THS Boys Lose Nailbiter to Loretto

Leave a Comment / All Stories, Sports, Uncategorized / By Mike Ray

Tullahoma boys basketball team traveled to Loretto for game on Thursday and went down in defeat in a closely contested game 49-46. The Wildcats missed a 3 pointer at the buzzer that would have tied it. The Wildcats drop to 3-3 on the season. They will be in action again next Monday against Rockvale. The …

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CCMS basketball double down against White County

Leave a Comment / All Stories, Sports / By Mike Ray

Coffee County Middle basketball teams did battle with the Warriors from Sparta on Thursday evening and came out triumphant in both contests. Sophie McInturff’s 14 points led the Lady Raiders to a 44-29 win. Channah Gannon added 12 points. The Lady Raiders are now 7-1 on the season. In a very physical boys game that …

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Tullahoma High School going back to All Virtual Learning

Leave a Comment / All Stories, Coffee, Coronavirus, Education, Franklin, Health, Local, Moore, News, Top Stories / By Lucky Knott

Due to an increase in positive COVID-19 cases, Tullahoma High School (THS) will transition to virtual learning on Monday, December 14, 2020. Cases have been rising within the student body along with quarantines, an increase in staff absences, and in an abundance of caution for the safety and health of faculty, staff, and students the …

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Wanted Female has been Captured

Leave a Comment / All Stories, Cannon, Crimes, Local, News, Top Stories / By Lucky Knott

A suspect on the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation’s Most Wanted list has been taken into custody on charges of attempted murder.According to authorities, Reyna Michelle Rivera faces a variety of charges out of Cannon County including attempted first-degree murder. Rivera was added to the TBI Most Wanted list on December 3. Investigators said she was …

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COVID-19 Cases continue to Rise in Area Counties; Coffee and Rutherford have Highest Numbers

Leave a Comment / All Stories, Bedford, Cannon, Coffee, Coronavirus, Franklin, Grundy, Health, Lincoln, Local, Moore, News, Rutherford, Top Stories, Warren / By Lucky Knott

The Tennessee Department of Health has confirmed additional cases and deaths related to COVID-19 across the state on Thursday, December 10. The department reported 6,011 new cases, putting the state at 41,289 active cases. TDH confirmed 69 additional deaths, bringing the state up to 5,240 total deaths. The state reported 2,558 current COVID hospitalizations on Thursday. Area …

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People Love Tennessee Campsites during Coronavirus

Leave a Comment / All Stories, Coronavirus, Entertainment, Lifestyles, Local, News, Top Stories / By Lucky Knott

Camping at Tennessee’s state parks is reaching historic highs during the coronavirus pandemic. State parks saw more than 62,000 camping nights sold in October, a one-month record for camping stays in the parks system, the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation said in a news release. That number eclipses the mark of more than 57,000 …

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Hunters Can Donate Deer to Help Feed Families

Leave a Comment / All Stories, Coronavirus, Health, Lifestyles, Local, News, Top Stories / By Lucky Knott

Hunting season is under way. And for the holidays, hunters can help families who have been economically hard-hit by the pandemic put food on the table by donating whole deer. One in 7 Tennesseans struggles with food insecurity, and the COVID-19 recession is expected to worsen the situation for years to come. Matt Simcox heads …

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