Stories from Thursday, August 23, 2007

Webb fell to host University School of Nashville 171-175 at Ted Rhodes Golf Course on Wednesday. The Feet (3-1) were led in scoring by medalist Sutton Jones, who shot a 38. "We were a lot more consistent than we were this time last year," Webb coach Jeff Mitchell said. "On the road, it's a new course and you have to feel your way around...

Webb opens their volleyball season later this afternoon against Bedford County rival Community in Bell Buckle. The Lady Feet are set to take the court for the first time under the guidance of coach Chris Padilla. Their new leader enters his 10th year coaching volleyball with stops along the way at Hillsboro and University School of Nashville...

These days, life moves extremely fast. After waking up from little sleep, we all pile into vehicles trying to beat the traffic to our 9 to 5 jobs and come home completely exhausted. An obvious fact is we all have to eat somewhere in between the chaos of our daily lives. ...

Despite the hottest temperatures in 110 years, the 69th Annual Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration opened its doors Wednesday morning for the first of many competitions to be held inside the Calsonic Arena on the historic horse show grounds...

Saying that the Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU) women's basketball program will soon move into the top 10 in the country, Coach Rick Insell looks back on one thing. "The reason I got the job at MTSU is because what happened right here in Shelbyville," the head coach said...

Though the night was hot, the entries were light at the National Futurity on Wednesday night. Perhaps the show was evidence of the changes within the executive division and many rule changes the sponsoring organization, the Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders' and Exhibitors' Association (TWHBEA), has made throughout the year...

The 2007 Shelbyville Central Eaglette soccer team is loaded with upperclassmen and features a combination of talent and experience. Coach Neal Gordon's squad returns 11 seniors, the most in the history of the program, and they're committed to help lead the Eaglettes deep into postseason action after claiming the District 8-AAA regular season championship last year...