Sain talks SBCO at Manchester Rotary
N For the past 40 years, the Sportsmen and Businessmen’s Charitable Organization has been working to give back to those in need in the Coffee County Community. SBCO President Carter Sain spoke with members of The Manchester Rotary Club about…
Lady Raiders fall in State Semifinals
S On Friday, the Lady Raiders’ spectacular season came to a close after a tough, 55-35 loss to defending State Champion Bradley Central in the semifinals of the BlueCross Basketball Championships. Bradley Central would set the tone at the start,…
Historical Society meeting to be March 9
S Will feature Women’s History Month presentation The Coffee County Historical Society will host a membership meeting at 1 p.m. Saturday, March 9 at its location in the historic Coffee County Courthouse on the square. Volunteer Sandra Bennett, will present…
Narrowing easement widths in county questioned
JOHN COFFELTEditor A move to reduce the easement required by county zoning resolution when dividing a parcel of land stalled briefly when potential unintended consequences were brought to light during the Feb. 27 Planning Commission meeting. Currently a 50-foot easement…
Lady Raiders get first win of the year over Forrest
S After their first few games of the year had been postponed due to weather, the Coffee Middle Lady Raider Softball Team won their first game of the season at Forrest on Thursday night. The Lady Raiders would score first…
Red Raiders fall to Siegel in first road game
S The Coffee County Red Raiders are now 0-2 to start the season after losing 9-2 at Siegel on Thursday night. After a scoreless first inning, the Stars scored four runs in the bottom of the second to take the…
Lady Raiders win big on opening night
S On Thursday night, the Lady Raider Softball Team played host to Cascade in their season-opening game at Terry Floyd Field, winning in dominant fashion, 12-1. After a scoreless first inning, the Lady Raiders would strike first in the bottom…
Industrial Board Director accepts state job
JOHN COFFELTEditor Coffee County Industrial Board Executive Director Stephen Crook left his position Friday to accept a job with the state. Crook announced the move at the Industrial Board Feb. 28 meeting. He has accepted a position with the Tennessee…
Local Artisan Feature: Ed McGill
N Ed McGill has been working with wood for a long time. In fact, the 83-year-old retired auto technician still has the first scroll saw gifted to him by his father about 70 years ago. Since his retirement in 2003,…
Number of Coffee County Rewards schools doubles over last year
JOHN COFFELTEditor This is part one of a two-part series spotlighting the four Coffee County Schools that recently earned the Rewards school designation from the state. “I am extremely proud of the work that is done throughout Coffee County Schools,”…
