WWE could use stables
By DUANE SHERRILL I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, wrestling is really missing the days when there were stables of wrestlers who would band together to swerve and cheat their way to the gold. Nowadays, while having some minor alliances, we just don’t have the dominating stables or gangs of wrestlers who…
Read MoreYoung gets best of Bush again
NEW ORLEANS (AP) ‘ When Vince Young needed tickets, guess who he called? Reggie Bush, of all people. Then, he went out and beat Bush again. Young threw a pair of touchdown passes and the Tennessee Titans kept New Orleans winless, beating the Saints 31-14 Monday night before a Superdome crowd that showered boos on…
Read MoreVick, 3 co-defendants indicted on state charges
SUSSEX, Va. (AP) ‘ Michael Vick and three co-defendants were indicted by a grand jury Tuesday on state charges related to a dogfighting ring operated on Vick’s Virginia property. Vick, who already pleaded guilty in federal court to a dogfighting conspiracy charge and is awaiting sentencing Dec. 10, was indicted on one count of beating…
Read MoreLady Pioneers tame Tullahoma after sweeping home tourney
By DALE STUBBLEFIELD Brittany Frazier After coming off a winning performance over the weekend in the WCHS Invitational tournament, the Lady Pioneer volleyball team picked up another victory on Monday over the Lady Wildcats of Tullahoma in a two-match series. Warren County won the first match, 25-19, 25-17 and the second match 25-9, 25-18. The…
Read MoreSoccerwins in finale
By ROB NUNLEY The Warren County Middle School Lady Pioneer soccer team completed its 2007 regular season Monday night with a 4-0 road win over Cookeville. With the win WCMS improved to 8-2-1 on the year. The Lady Pioneers had little trouble in Cookeville, scoring two goals in the first half and two in the…
Read MoreUpon Further Review – Homecoming a great night, except on field
By Dale Stubblefield Do you ever get that feeling when you wake up and you know it’s going to be a bad day? I had that feeling Friday and unfortunately for Pioneer football fans it turned out to be a bad night as well. I’m not sure how you would classify Homecoming, I guess it…
Read MoreCoffee too strong for WCMS – Pioneers drop to 0-6 after 32-0 blowout
By ROB NUNLEY Heath Higgins makes a leaping catch near the Coffee County sideline during early action Tuesday at Manchester. MANCHESTER ‘ In a game eerily reminiscent of last Friday’s matchup of their high school counterparts, Coffee County’s middle school football squad easily handled the Pioneers Tuesday afternoon. Taking advantage of a pair of fumbled…
Read MoreVandals target Jesus statue
By DUANE SHERRILL Owner Jeff Hooper called it ‘devastating.’ DeKalb County Sheriff Patrick Ray said such an act was ‘very disrespectful.’ The comments were made in reference to vandalism at DeKalb Memorial Gardens. During the night Sunday, someone poured a red liquid on the statue of Jesus, causing extensive damage to the Italian marble structure…
Read MoreVandals target Jesus statue
By DUANE SHERRILL Owner Jeff Hooper called it ‘devastating.’ DeKalb County Sheriff Patrick Ray said such an act was ‘very disrespectful.’ The comments were made in reference to vandalism at DeKalb Memorial Gardens. During the night Sunday, someone poured a red liquid on the statue of Jesus, causing extensive damage to the Italian marble structure…
Read MoreGM strike not expected to linger – Two sides continue to talk at bargaining table
DETROIT (AP) ‘ The 1970 United Auto Workers’ strike against General Motors Corp. went on for 69 days and helped push the nation into a recession. This time, industry watchers predict the current strike will be a short one. Both sides have something the other desires ‘ the workers want job security, GM wants to…
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