Macon Runners Qualify for Section Finals
Macon County had a number of athletes qualify for the Middle Tennessee Sectional Finals.
Read MoreMCHS Baseball Exits 9AA Tournament
After winning the district play in game over Westmoreland, the Tigers made a quick exit from the district 9AA tournament. Macon dropped two closely contested games with White House and Greenbrier.
Read MoreCrash Kills RBS Man Upon Impact
Fifty-seven-year-old William R. Archer, Jr., of Red Boiling Springs, was killed upon impact last Tuesday, May 7, when his van crossed the yellow line as he traveled east on Highway 52, near Westside Elementary School, and struck an oncoming Chevy Avalanche truck head-on.
Read MoreFinally, Trousdale Co Grant Money
Trousdale County has received the first dollar from (ECD) Economic and Community Development in regards to the Phase 1 2008 disaster grant.
Read MoreHwy 52 Yard Sale this Weekend!
With Yard Sale season now in full swing, bargain shoppers will be happy to learn that the 14th annual Highway 52 Yard Sale is just around the corner, beginning this Friday, May 17th, through Saturday, May 18th, with a variety of deals and steals that you won’t want to miss.
Read MoreHwy 10 Hill Put on Backburner Again
Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam and Transportation Commissioner John Schroer recently released the three-year transportation plan and the Highway 10 South Hill project, involving a 1.7 mile stretch, is not included.
Read MoreRed Boiling Springs 2013 Youth Football Camp
When: May 22nd, 23rd, 24th Wednesday ‐ FridayTime: 4:30‐6:00Where: Red Boiling Springs High School, Football Game FieldWho: Open to students in Grades K‐5Cost: $20This camp is a 3‐day, non‐padded camp. The focus of the camp is on basic fundamentals along with specific position skills and drills. Campers will be divided up into groups based on grade…
Read MorePlants
8. There are two kinds of warmth for plants, a leaf-and-flower warmth that is dead, and a root warmth which is living. The moment warmth is drawn into the earth by the limestone it is changed into a certain condition of vitality. Air, too, is alive in the soil and dead above. Soil is…
Read MoreSubsidizing the Terrorists Who Come to America
Was it a shocker? Not really! Even before Obama took office the liberals had passed a bill to subsidize the immigrants coming to America—rent, food, medical needs, and scholarships to college. Guess what? The two terrorist brothers while living in their apartment for 10 years were living rent free, eating food that was free, going…
Read MoreBobby Gene Binnion, Sr., 79
Bobby Gene Binnion, Sr., age 79 of the Willette Community in Macon County, TN, passed away Saturday afternoon, May 4, 2013 at his residence. Funeral Services for Bobby Gene Binnion, Sr. were conducted Tuesday afternoon, May 7, 2013 at 1 p.m. from the Anderson & Son Funeral Home in Red Boiling Springs, TN with Rob Whitacre…
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