August 11, 2026
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CHS boys’ soccer takes care of Columbia
Coffee County boys’ soccer won its home opener in dominant fashion Thursday night.
CHS tennis goes 1-2 in home matches
Coffee County welcomed Lincoln County to Raider Academy for a match Wednesday afternoon.
CHS flag football hosts first-ever home game
The Coffee County flag football team checked off a program milestone at Carden-Jarrell Field Thursday night.Taking on Warren County, the first-year Lady Raider squad may have fallen 21-0, but it marked their first time suiting up for a home game in front of their fans.
Lady Raiders rout Shelbyville
Four and a half innings was all Coffee County softball needed to pick up a district win last Tuesday night.Hosting Shelbyville, the Lady Raiders got on the board early but exploded for nine runs in the bottom of the fourth to seal an 11-1 victory over the Golden Eaglettes. This was also the team’s second straight district win.Scoreless after one inning, Coffee County got on the board in the bottom of the second when Yeidy Cruz drove in Maggie Montgomery from second base on a line drive. The Lady Raiders added to their lead in the bottom of the third inning when Bailey Hale ran home from second on a line drive from Lily Norman.
CHS baseball falls to Stewarts Creek, sweeps Warren
Coffee County baseball’s five-game winning streak ended in a road loss in Smyrna Thursday. Taking on Stewarts Creek, the Red Raiders fell 8-4 to the Redhawks.
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Ace Hardware to open in Tullahoma
Ace Hardware gave a sneak peek of what is to come when the store opens its doors in Tullahoma in the near future – with the store to include a Benjamin Moore paint store, a pet supply store, a garden center and a gift shop along with its hardware portion.
Beechgrove resident publishes Memoir of Growing Up Off the Grid
Staff Report
America Saves Week is a great time to address financial planning
The theme for 2026 America Saves Week, April 6-10, is “Own Your Financial Story: Small Steps, Big Impact.”
Coffee County aids the war effort during US Army maneuvers
One of the most important and most impactful stories of Coffee County came by way of the Army Maneuvers that were held here from 1941 to 1944. The Joanna Lewis Museum of Coffee County History has researched this time in the history of our county and what we found wasn’t a story just about the war and the soldiers but about the impact the maneuvers had on the people who lived here.