2013 Macon Coounty Friends of Scouting Breakfast
The 2013 Friends of Scouting Breakfast, held on Wednesday, March 27, in the Sally Wells Building at the Macon County Fairgrounds, raised a total of $18,385 for the Middle Tennessee Boy Scouts of America program.
Read MoreAnnual Girl Force/Boy Force Event Held
The Annual Girl Force/Boy Force event was held one day last week for all Macon County 5th grade students to nurture a healthier generation of boys and girls.
Read MoreLocal Detector Featured in Magazine
Local metal detector enthusiast Doug Holder appears once again in the Western & Eastern Treasures Magazine following a remarkable find last year.
Read MoreLADY BULLDOGS LOSE TO WHITWELL IN SOFTBALL 11-3
The Red Boiling Springs Lady Bulldogs had high hopes going into the Cookeville Tournament that they might sneak up on some teams looking past them.
Read MoreRBS Junior High Football Recognized
Members of the RBS Jr High Football team and their coaches received a plaque celebrating their 2012 Season. The team finished with a record of 6-2, which is the record for wins in a single season at RBSJHS. Accepting the plaque from Head Coach BJ West is Principal Don Jones and Director of Schools Margaret…
Read MoreMCHS Softball has Busy Week
The Macon County High School Softball Team had a busy week this past week. They played district opponents Sycamore and Goodpasture and played in a holiday tournament over the weekend in Cookeville.
Read MoreMCHS Baseball Drops Two to White House
The Macon County High School Baseball Team got underway in district play this week taking on the White House Blue Devils. They lost both games in two more error filled contests.
Read MoreFlames Destroy Ken Tirjan’s Garage
Fire ripped through the one story pole barn garage belonging to Ken Tirjan on Hightower Road last Friday morning, March 29, with the loss estimated in the thousands.
Read MoreTraffic Accident Sends One to Vanderbilt
Trooper Gerald Carter answered an injury accident call on Highway 10 South, near the Rock Crusher, on Friday afternoon, March 29.
Read MoreSpring Into Action
I have onions on my mind, with potatoes close behind. Three boxes of Copra, and one each of Candy and Patterson, get sorted first. About 20% are too small for the field, so they go into a bed to get bigger before transplanting. The rest are awaiting proper field conditions. A box of leeks also…
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