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From left, Laura Monks of TCAT-Shelbyville, DREMC President Scott Spence, Bedford County Commissioner Greg Vick, State Rep. Pat Marsh, TNECD Commissioner Stuart McWhorter, Gov. Bill Lee, Mayor Chad Graham, Bedford County Commissioner John Boutwell, ECD broadband program director Taylre Beaty, and United Communications CEO Williams Bradford at a ceremonial check signing.
State, utilities aim to close digital divide
FRANKLIN — Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Stuart McWhorter, and United Communications officially launched on Monday $53.4 million in … more
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The charred exterior reflects the intensity of the fire that destroyed the home of Michael and Brittany Preston and their family on Blue Ribbon Parkway early Wednesday.
Wind-driven fires raze homes
A blaze thought by many to have been an explosion by nearby residents destroyed a Blue Ribbon Parkway home early Wednesday. The fire broke out suddenly at the home of Michael and Brittany Preston, … more
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Brooke Smith-Sanders stands near the fenced Coop burial grounds within Church Cross Cemetery. Smith-Sanders, whose father is buried in the cemetery, is working toward cleaning the property.
New life for old cemetery
A historic, partially abandoned cemetery near Bell Buckle may be receiving new life soon. Church Cross Cemetery, on the grounds of the long-closed Cross Roads Church of Christ at the … more
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Board of Education talks TISA
The Bedford County Board of Education discussed the state’s new TISA (Tennessee Investment in Student Achievement) funding formula at Thursday night’s study session. The new formula is … more
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Diversity workshop for businesses will be held Thursday
There are many benefits for businesses being a part of the state’s Diversity Business Enterprise, or DBE. According to Kimberly Fox, one of the Diversity Business Liaisons, some 2,174 … more
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Tennis courts at H.V. Griffin Park.
Tennis, pickleball courts may be added
Improvements to tennis and pickleball facilities at H.V. Griffin Park are being proposed by Shelbyville Recreation Department as part of the park’s master plan. The city is applying for a … more
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Airport neighbors up in air
A crowd estimated at 80-100 watched last Thursday as Shelbyville Airport Authority discussed Middle Tennessee State University’s proposed lease of portions of Shelbyville Municipal … more
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High winds leave behind damage
No storm warnings were issued during Tuesday’s wind and rain event, but several residences in the Deason area suffered damage. This outbuilding at the home of Jayce Dial on U.S. 231 North just … more
Six old Shelbyville police cruisers and two city trucks no longer in use are being stored behind the former Chamber of Commerce building until sold as surplus. The vehicles will be removed from downtown in a “timely manner,” City Manager Scott Collins said.
City ends unprofitable contract
Sometimes large expenditures prove unnecessary. Members of Shelbyville City Council expressed that feeling ­— and dissatisfaction in general — over a $210,000 per year contract … more
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Another industry looks at Shelbyville
The 231 Industrial Park on the highway between Murfreesboro and Shelbyville is filling up, or at least potentially so.      In 2014, the City of Shelbyville and Bedford … more
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Community calendar, Jan. 7, 2023
Send Community Calendar items to tgnews@t-g.com, notify us on Facebook, call 931-684-1200 or stop by our office, 323 E. Depot St. SUNDAY Laity Club Bedford County Laity Club will meet at 6 … more
Suspects resist officers during arrests
Three suspects allegedly caused problems for area law enforcement officers during arrests this week. •Shelbyville officers faced a struggle while arresting a DUI suspect early … more
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Clinic granted $10,000
Community Clinic of Shelbyville and Bedford County, Inc. has been awarded a $10,000 grant by The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee. The funds will be used to provide preventive dental … more
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AIRPORT DECISIONS AHEAD
Middle Tennessee State University will present details of their proposal to lease portions of Shelbyville Municipal Airport and eventually move its aviation department at Shelbyville Airport … more
TVA’s reliance on fossil fuels criticized
NASHVILLE — A federal utility’s decision to resort to rolling blackouts after coal and natural gas units went offline during dangerously cold conditions has intensified questions about … more
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Coaches vs. Cancer event nears
Sixteen years ago, the Cascade Cafeteria Scholarship Fund started when Judy Pope finished her fight with liver cancer and passed away.   In the years since, that tragic event has grown into … more
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Dresses from last year’s Promise of Hope Closet.
PROMise of Hope show
The Bedford County Board of Education along with Enchanted Bridal Boutique will be hosting a fashion show event on January 12, featuring new prom dresses as well as dresses from their free Promise of … more
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CELIA CAITLIN NUNN
Police seeking missing woman
Update: Celia Caitlin Nunn has been located and is safe. more
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Community calendar, Dec. 31
Send Community Calendar items to tgnews@t-g.com, notify us on Facebook, call 931-684-1200 or stop by our office, 323 E. Depot St. MONDAY Bag Day Good Samaritan, 201 E. Highland Ave., … more
Drug suspect resists arrest
A drug suspect resisted arrest during a traffic stop Tuesday, Shelbyville police said. Bernie Caldwell allegedly jumped from his vehicle and began yelling at Officer Jonathan Evans during a … more
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