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Golden Eagles’ Historic Season Ends Against Ravenwood in Region Semifinal

2 days ago | t-g.com | Noah Maddox

We’re thankful for all the seniors, historic class, the character they bring, the effort they bring…they built something that I think is only going to grow moving forward.” SHELBYVILLE, Tenn. – The Shelbyville Central Golden Eagles (14-4-2, 9-0-1) took an early lead against District 10-AAA Runner-up, Ravenwood (13-4-2, 6-1-1), but ultimately fell victim to the Raptors’ relentless attack late, 5-1. “They’re an excellent team – state runner-ups last year that lost on penalties – even though...
Smith Wins Regional, Advances to State Tournament; Stone Falls in Semifinal

3 days ago | t-g.com | Noah Maddox

COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – Shelbyville Central Golden Eaglette and District 8-AA Champion, Freshman Lilly Smith, won the Individual Region 5-AA Tournament on Monday, punching her ticket to the State Tournament in the process. Smith took down Emmy Bragga from Cookeville in her first match of the day in straight sets, 6-3, 6-1, to advance to the Region 5-AA Championship Match.
Viqueens Hit Four Homers Against Lewis County; Advance to Region 5-AA Championship

3 days ago | t-g.com | Noah Maddox

UNIONVILLE, Tenn. – The Community Viqueens (28-3-2, 8-0) started out slow, but after Annie Prince’s go-ahead solo HR in the bottom of the fourth, the hosts then erupted for five runs in the sixth inning to keep their season alive, winning 8-2 in the Region 5-AA Semifinal against Lewis County (17-8, 2-4). “That win was huge,” Viqueens’ Head Coach Cam Farrell said. “I told ‘em, at this point, I’m not looking for a pretty win, I’m just looking for a W.
"When she needed to, she got it done" – Wessner's Eighth-Inning Home Run Walks Off Chapel Hill to Win District 9-AA Title for Viqueens - Shelbyville Times-Gazette

4 days ago | t-g.com | Noah Maddox

You have 2 free items remaining before a subscription is required. Subscribe now! | Log in Posted 5/12/25UNIONVILLE, Tenn. – The Community Viqueens (27-3-2, 8-0) walked-off the Lady Rockets from Chapel Hill (20-10, 6-2) for the second-consecutive game with an eighth-inning two-out solo home run from Taylar Wessner to clinch back-to-back District 9-AA Championships on Friday night, 2-1. This item is available in full to subscribers.
Conservation group lawsuit seeks to speed listing of Alaska king salmon under Endangered Species Act

6 days ago | t-g.com | Nathaniel Herz

A Chinook salmon is seen in an undated photo. (Photo by Ryan Hagerty/USFWS)A Washington state-based conservation group filed a lawsuit this week in an effort to speed up the federal government’s review of a proposal to list king salmon as threatened or endangered across the Gulf of Alaska.
Golden Eagles Win Fourth-Consecutive District Title After Niño’s 74th Minute Winner

1 week ago | t-g.com | Noah Maddox

SHELBYVILLE, Tenn. – As the clock ticked down into the final 10 minutes of normal time in the District 9-AAA Championship Game between Shelbyville (14-3-2, 9-0-1) and Columbia Central (9-4-1, 6-3-1), the visiting Lions were barely holding on for dear life while level at 1-1, desperately trying to find some way to survive and send the game into extra-time. Instead, Jonathan Betzelberger and Yaden Niño had different ideas.
10 ways COVID changed American schools

1 week ago | t-g.com | Erica Meltzer

10 ways COVID changed American schools COVID had already killed thousands of people in other countries and was spreading in the United States when a top federal health official said schools should prepare to offer "internet-based teleschooling" in case they had to close for a period of time.
Domestic violence services are in jeopardy, providers say

1 week ago | t-g.com | Alma Beauvais

Domestic violence services are in jeopardy, providers say K.C., a stay-at-home mother in North Canton, Ohio, knew her husband had hidden multiple guns around their home. He never pointed the weapons at her, but he routinely invoked them to silence her during arguments. "I was always living in fear, walking on eggshells, having to do everything to make him happy and just not saying anything to upset him," said K.C., who asked to be identified only by her initials because of safety concerns.
Learn about what service dogs can do, and what it takes to certify and protect them

1 week ago | t-g.com | Colleen Kilday

Posted Thursday, May 8, 2025 12:15 pm Learn about what service dogs can do, and what it takes to certify and protect them Some dogs are more than man's best friend. Service dogs perform critical functions to keep their owners safe, healthy, and independent.
This project-based high school serving 30 districts has endured for nearly two decades with a focus on STEM

1 week ago | t-g.com | Greg Toppo

This project-based high school serving 30 districts has endured for nearly two decades with a focus on STEM AlbanyIf anyone could sell you a $2 million school bus, it's Karina Butler. The 17-year-old spent last fall learning about hydrogen fuel cells—New York school districts must stop buying conventional diesel buses by 2027, and by 2035, Butler explained, all school buses in the state must operate electrically.