Barnes – Sneed Vows spoken in outdoor ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson Sneed III are residing in Bellevue following their recent marriage. The outdoor ceremony took place at the Nashville residence of the bridegroom’s parents. The bride is the former Jessica Ann Barnes. Jessica Ann Barnes became the bride of William Anderson Sneed III in a recent autumn wedding ceremony. Pete Volpietta…
Read MoreWCMS boys roll to victory
By DALE STUBBLEFIELD The Tullahoma Bobcats came calling on the eighth-grade Pioneers Monday night, and a big first quarter by Paul Lawson Prater helped WCMS to a 54-23 victory. Coty Keel got the Pioneers off to a good start, but Prater did the damage against Tullahoma as he scored 18 of Warren County’s 30 points…
Read MoreWCHS represented at Macy’s Parade today
By ROB NUNLEY WCHS seniors, from left, Krista Payne, Whitney Dodd and Tasia Zavogiannis will be participating in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Thursday in New York City. Two members of the Warren County High School cheerleading squad, as well as a classmate from the Pioneerette dance team, are in the “Big Apple” this week…
Read MoreWashington baseball club to be the ‘Nationals’
The Montreal Expos would be renamed the Washington Nationals if the proposed move of the franchise is approved by baseball owners. The team’s new colors would be red, white and blue, club president Tony Tavares said Monday during a news conference to announce the name change. Caps will have a script “W” and the team’s…
Read MoreVanderbilt bowl dreams disappear thanks to blown second-half leads
By TERESA WALKER NASHVILLE — The season that Vanderbilt thought would end in the school’s first bowl berth since 1982 is over, and now the Commodores are busy asking, “What if?” Like where would the Commodores be if they hadn’t blown a second-half lead before losing to Mississippi in overtime? Or Navy? Rutgers, Florida or…
Read MoreTitans lose two more players for the season
NASHVILLE (AP) The Tennessee Titans’ injury list grew longer Monday with two more players sidelined for the rest of the season. Cornerback Andre Woolfolk had surgery Monday to repair his dislocated right wrist, which doctors could not put back into place. Rookie safety Justin Sandy broke his left ankle in his NFL debut 48 hours…
Read MoreTigers, Eagles split 5th-6th twin bill: Irving College girls, Morrison boys grab wins
By DALE STUBBLEFIELD Irving College and Morrison split last week in fifth- and sixth-grade action at Morrison. In the girls game Irving College slipped past the Lady Eagles 29-25. The Eagles avenged the girls’ loss with a 25-17 win over the Tigers. In the girls game Morrison held a one-point lead by the end of…
Read MoreSports Briefs
Indoor soccer league The McMinnville Parks and Recreation Department, along with the Warren County Youth Soccer Association, would like to announce that registration for the 2005 McMinnville Indoor Soccer League will be held Nov. 29 through Dec. 3 from 8 a.m. until 9 p.m. and on Dec. 4 from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. at…
Read MoreSounds skipper leaving for Indianapolis
Nashville Sounds manager Trent Jewett is staying with the Pirates organization and leaving to take the managerial job with the Indianapolis Indians. The Pirates recently shifted their Triple-A affiliation from Nashville to Indianapolis. Next season, the Sounds will be a Triple-A affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers. Jewett, 40, was the Sounds’ second all-time winningest manager…
Read MoreSecond-half timeout
Rob Nunley photo WCHS freshman coach Stan Jacobs discusses strategy with his team during a second-half timeout Monday night at the Charlie Dalton Gym. The Pioneers fell short against Riverdale, 55-50.
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