Raiders beat Battle Creek, swept by Shelbyville

Coffee County baseball’s three-game skid ended with a dominant home win Wednesday evening.
Lady Raiders fall to Lincoln, beat Warren

Coffee County softball traveled to Fayetteville for a rematch with Lincoln County Thursday evening. The Lady Raiders were once again shut out by the Class 4A District 6 foe, falling 11-0 in four-and-a-half innings this time around to give Lincoln County the regular-season sweep.
Farm City Day returning to fairgrounds

After a return from a near decade and a half hiatus in 2025, the Coffee County Farm City Day will once again be hosted at the Coffee County Fairgrounds on May 2.
Early voting for primaries begins May 5
Early voting for the May 5 primaries will begin on Wednesday, April 15, and will run until Thursday, April 30.
The Impact of the WWII Maneuvers on Coffee County Farmers

Alan Mayes
BOMA approves Tourism Department; creates new department head
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved the second reading of an ordinance creating a new Tourism Department during the April 7 meeting.
Household hazardous waste collection event will be April 25
The Coffee County household hazardous waste collection event will be Saturday, April 25 at Rural Solid Waste Office, 2180 Murfreesboro Highway. Dispose of left over household chemicals, lawn and garden products and automotive materials.
‘We have to have a middle school’

Manchester City Schools presents plans for new campuses
A squeaky door’s a good sign

I recently had the pleasure of taking a day outing with my grandmother to Rockvale and Eagleville. Both were city names that I had heard all of my life but had never really spent any time in either. The main reason for picking that area of the state was to go and try the Fried Tater Café in Rockvale. It had popped up numerous occasions on social media over the last few months and so we figured why not give it a try.
This Column May Be Disturbing

As a TV news anchor, I try to avoid cliches, because they turn up on the news (local and national) a lot. If I had a nickel for every time I’ve heard, “The investigation is continuing,” I’d have some serious cash. I mean, that should be obvious. We all know that cops aren’t going to leave the scene and say, “You know what? I’m stumped. Let’s just go to Wendy’s and hope the whole thing blows over.”
