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Hardy resigns as Central coach (High School Sports ~ 06/24/16)
Jason Hardy has resigned as Shelbyville Central High's head football coach. Hardy informed the administration on Thursday and was scheduled to meet with the team this morning. He has also been an assistant girls' basketball coach over the past few years... -
Lyn R. DuRose (Obituary ~ 06/24/16)
Lyn R. DuRose, 41, of Shelbyville died Wednesday, June 22, 2016 at Maury Regional Hospital in Columbia. A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at Bills-McGaugh Funeral Home in Lewisburg. There will be no visitation prior to service. -
Ola Earline Crosslin McCormick (Obituary ~ 06/24/16)
Ola Earline Crosslin McCormick, 98, died Monday, June 20, 2016, at her home. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, June 28, at Feldhaus Memorial Chapel with Steve Atwood and Jeffrey Hester officiating. Burial will follow at Cothran Cemetery in Rover. Visitation will be from 4-8 p.m. Monday. -
Local student attends leadership forum (Local News ~ 06/24/16)
Timothy Martin of Shelbyville attended Harding University's 60th annual National Leadership Forum in Searcy, Arkansas, June 5-10. Martin was sponsored by Bedford County Farm Bureau as a delegate to the forum, which is presented by the University's American Studies Institute... -
Ministry encourages men to be mentors (Column ~ 06/24/16)
Kent Evans is a native of Louisville, Kentucky. His parents were middle class, hard working people. They divorced when he was 17 or 18. He says he became bitter as a result of that traumatic experience. Vowing to change his own narrative, Kent was able to lean on a community of men who challenged him to understand the concepts of Biblical manhood. ... -
Coffee fun (Local News ~ 06/24/16)
The Shelbyville Lions Club held their annual Chamber of Commerce Coffee Tuesday. (T-G Photos by Jason Reynolds) Tonya Davis and Andrea Miller-Davis. -
Haven of Hope names new executive
(Local News ~ 06/24/16)
Haven of Hope, the domestic violence program serving Bedford and several other counties, has announced that Kellye Gilbert, its program director, will become executive director on July 1, succeeding Mona Mason, who will drop into the part-time position of director of finance and administration...
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Holiday event features band from Guard
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Tennessee's 129th Army Band will be performing at Center Field of Grider Stadium Saturday, July 2 at 2 p.m. for the Tullahoma Kiwanis Club Independence Day Regional Celebration. "We want to invite all of Tullahoma and visitors from our surrounding communities to enjoy this excellent group of musicians," said Mayor Lane Curlee...
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'Give me your money!' attacker demands
(Local News ~ 06/24/16)
An attacker repeatedly demanded, "Give me your money," and "Give me what you got," as he knocked a Shelbyville man to the ground late Wednesday night. The victim told Shelbyville police he was tackled outside his Woodbury Street shop around 11 p.m. by a man he described as black, in his mid-20s to mid-30s, approximately 6-feet-2 and 200 pounds and wearing all black...
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On the lookout for Jack: Anniversary barrels make finders winners (Local News ~ 06/24/16)
In celebration of the 150th anniversary of the Jack Daniel Distillery, the oldest registered distillery in the U.S., Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey has announced the Jack Daniel's Barrel Hunt, a global scavenger hunt that will unite Friends of Jack across the world... -
Rally for God & Country is next Wednesday (Local News ~ 06/24/16)
Bedford County Ministerial Association will sponsor a God & Country event, featuring a dinner for veterans, a parade to the courthouse, and a patriotic rally, on Wednesday. This is the fourth year for the event, but the first year for the Ministerial Association to be involved. Calvary Baptist Church originated the event but has consistently promoted it as a community-wide observance... -
Truly moving messages: Drivers state their causes with special plates (Local News ~ 06/24/16)
You know what a Tennessee license plate looks like -- a background of green hills, or mountains, in the background, fading off into the distance. The design suggests a view of the Great Smoky Mountains. But you also know that's not the only kind of Tennessee license plate...
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