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SCHS Baseball Holds Second Annual Free Youth Camp

The SCHS youth baseball camp saw at least 120 kids show up this year.
The SCHS baseball program held their annual free youth baseball camp beginning on Monday at the Eagles' Nest, and it included a message for not just baseball, but for life.
Sports columns
The MTSU Lady Raiders brought in three transfers this offseason, including one familiar face.
With the NCAA Basketball Transfer Portal closing earlier this month, the Tennessee Vols experienced a lot of movement in the portal with four players leaving and four players coming in.
When it comes time to settle into summer, theres’ a few things that I can pretty much hang my hat on. For starters, it’s an incredibly slow time for sports, and after the break-neck pace …
Change can be good, but change can also be scary.  If you haven’t seen the news surrounding the Southeastern Conference (SEC), and their conference scheduling format, then you’re in …
It’s been over a week since the terrifying injury to Damar Hamlin and it’s safe to say that single injury may have changed the NFL forever. During the first quarter last week, the Buffalo …
Features

COLLEGE NEWS!

UT-Martin announces local student degrees.

MEET KEITH WALLACE, MANAGER OF THE JON ENGLISH ANTIQUE SPORTS MEMORABLIA & CARD SHOP ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Join our special tribute to weddings and all things beautiful in the June 6, 2024, edition of the T-G.
Government offices are closed on Monday, May 27.
Other local news

Keith Davis: Sworn in as a BC Commissioner

Keith Davis was sworn in Tuesday evening as the commissioner for the 7th District. He will replace Julie Sanders, who resigned, effective June 7. She has relocated out of state.

Bell Buckle 29th Annual RC-Moon Pie Festival ™

We can’t help falling in love with all things Bell Buckle and RC and MoonPie the 3rd Saturday in June. And this year, oh do we have some fun planned like you’ve never seen before!

Another homicide

Shelbyville records yet another homicide. Nicole Burk has been arrested and charged with criminal homicide. Two have been arrested for a shooting behind the carnival on Madison Street this week.

Courthouse Tour

Summer Learning students from East Side Elementary School toured the historic courthouse on Thursday, May 30.
High school sports
Despite a frustrating end to her senior year in Regionals, SCHS' Anabel Leigh, (pictured) will continue her career at Trevecca as a walk-on starting this fall.
Lone Golden Eaglettes Golfer, Anabel Leigh, Set to Continue Career At Trevecca This Fall
Anabel Leigh was the only member of the SCHS Girls' Golf team the last two seasons after just starting to play golf competitively her sophomore year. Despite this, and due to her hard work and dedication to improve as well as her walk with God, she overcame those difficult circumstances to continue her career at Trevecca in the fall.
Nick Johnson (center, in red) is surrounded by his family, friends, teammates, and coaches after he signs with LaGrange College on Friday.
Golden Eagles’ Nick Johnson Signs With LaGrange College
Nick Johnson signed with LaGrange College on Friday to continue his baseball career at the next level.
Cascade finished the season at 9-5-1 (4-1-1), coming up one game short of the program's first ever state tournament berth for the second time in three seasons.
Champs Fall Just Short of Making Program History At Harpeth
The Cascade Champions faltered just one game short of the program's first-ever state tournament berth at Harpeth, losing 2-1 on Saturday.
Community came up just short of a third-consecutive state tournament appearance after losing at home to Cheatham County on Sunday.
Youthful Viqueens Bid For Third Consecutive State Tournament Berth Thwarted By Cheatham County
The Community Viqueens gave up the go-ahead run in the 6th inning to fall, 4-3, at home to the Cheatham County Central Lady Cubs in the Class 2-A State-Sectional round on Sunday.
Carston Williams (center) officially put pen to paper on Monday to continue his baseball career at Millsaps College in Jackson, MS.
Golden Eagles’ Carston Williams Signs With Millsaps College
Carston Williams officially signed with Millsaps College on Monday to continue his baseball career in college.
From the opinion pages
Columns & Editorials

Progress

Progress is an expensive proposition. It can be painful. It can also be messy as well. I try to stay out of politics in this column. It is reserved for my personal observations, not a place for …

Running a race

One day two gas company servicemen, a senior training supervisor and a young trainee, were out checking gas meters in a subdivision. They parked their truck at one end of the street and then …
Letters

Racism, by any other name, is just as perverse

Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary defines racism as, "Racism, noun, a belief that race is a fundamental determinant of human traits and capacities and that racial differences produce an inherent …

Letter to the editor: June 3

Dear Editor: Mrs. Zoe Watkins is right on with her insightful editorial in Tuesday's T-G Gazette concerning the importance of local news and the media presenting it.  So many times, folks …
Web extras
Saying a final goodbye to Willie Mays, baseball’s ‘Say hey’ kid
Mays, who died on June 18, 2024, at the age of 93, was not only the greatest baseball player of the last 80 years, and quite possibly ever, but he was an enormously important figure in American sports, culture and history. …
Enjoy a Fruit-Infused Fourth of July
(Family Features) Fourth of July fun calls for favorite snacks that complement the excitement. Whether you're a pyro or prefer to leave the fiery entertainment to the experts, one thing you can take charge of is the dessert table with recipes like Apple and Berry Cream Cheese Tarts and Patriotic Apple "Donuts."
Fact or Fiction? Discover the Truth about Canine Osteoarthritis and Available Treatment Options
(BPT) - Has your dog been acting differently? Do they seem to be slowing down? What many pet owners don’t realize is that changes in behavior can also mean your four-legged friend is in pain. …
Everything You Need To Know To Host An Epic Summer Pool Party
(BPT) - Summer has arrived! If you're lucky enough to find a pool to spend the summer by, a pool party is a must. Whether you're taking advantage of the sunshine and hot weather during the day or …
Does your head ache? Discover how chiropractic care can help
(BPT) - Do you regularly experience headaches or migraines? You’re not alone. Headache disorders, including migraines, tension headaches and cluster headaches, are some of the most common …