Fulmer, coordinators can expect extensions – Raises being considered
Tennessee fans applaud head coach Phil Fulmer during the ?Vol Walk.? Fulmer and his offensive and defensive coordinators are expected to receive contract extensions following the Outback Bowl, according to athletic director Mike Hamilton. A year after not receiving a raise or contract extension, Tennessee coach Phillip Fulmer can expect some changes to his contract…
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Jacob Weddington is all smiles after he bagged this eight-point buck while hunting with his dad Greg.
Read MoreJohnson leads Lady Pioneers over Tullahoma
By DALE STUBBLEFIELD Christian Johnson scores in the paint for two of her game-high 11 points in the Lady Pioneers? victory. Monday night in the Warren County Middle School gym, the Lady Pioneer varsity basketball team had little trouble with the Lady Panthers from Tullahoma East, as they rolled to a 29-10 victory. All three…
Read MorePioneers ?ease? past East – Early 14-0 run helps WCMS boys to big win
By DALE STUBBLEFIELD In the boys varsity game Monday night against Tullahoma East, the Pioneers had little trouble against the Panthers as Tullahoma had just four points by the half. The Pioneers? quickness was too much for the Panthers as Warren County defeated Tullahoma East 59-18. WCMS was off and running from the opening tip.…
Read MoreNew rules can speed up games
By Dale Stubblefield Every now and then there?s a sporting event which needs to be tweaked just a little bit. I?m not talking about any major changes, but there might be a few things which could help the elementary basketball games ? especially when it comes to the amount of time it takes to play…
Read MoreFans celebrate ?Cat? Walker Day – Hometown hero welcomed home at special event
Throngs of fans, family and friends gathered at the McMinnville Civic Center Tuesday to honor Warren County?s favorite big-leaguer.Jamie ?Cat? Walker?s accomplishments on the diamond were recognized during a special ceremony, which featured speeches from city, county and state officials, as well as the dedication of one of the city?s ballparks and his induction into…
Read MoreVoices raised in Christmas cheer
The Covenant Academy Children?s Choir recently performed a program of Christmas songs for the Noon Exchange Club.
Read MoreTraffic Court – Ross hears 44 person docket
By DUANE SHERRILL A 44-person docket was heard Thursday by Judge Larry Ross in General Sessions Traffic Court. Included in traffic court action: ? George McClure was bound over to the grand jury on charges of third-offense driving on a revoked license, simple possession and violation of the habitual traffic offender status. ? Joaquin Castaneda…
Read MoreHoliday smiles
It?s the Kids of the Community elf! Actually it?s Barry Dishman in a Santa hat. Dishman was handing out gifts, and fun, at the Kids of the Community Christmas party last Thursday. With Dishman are Katerina Rogers, left, and Marta Resendiz.
Read MoreHickeys lead to charges of false report
By DUANE SHERRILL A woman who allegedly used hickeys on her neck to convince officers her husband had choked her now faces false report charges. The suspect, Ashley Ross, 19, is charged with filing a false report for the alleged lie which led to the arrest of her husband, Matthew A. Ross, 21, on domestic…
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