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From The Daily Herald, Main Street Media of Tennessee and 8 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. The Daily Herald1 hour ago

    Vote for The Daily Herald's TSSAA football Athlete of the Week from Week 11, on The Daily Herald

    Which area athlete logged the best performance in Week 11? Cast your vote here to decide The Daily Herald's TSSAA football Athlete of the Week.

  2. Main Street Media of Tennessee2 hours ago

    PICK’EM: Calvin’s first round Montgomery County football predictions, on Main Street Media of Tennessee

    Feast your eyes folks. Five Montgomery County teams are playing in the TSSAA postseason for the first time since 2018.u00a0 Clarksville, Rossview, Kirkwood, Northeast and Montgomery Central are all playing in the first round, with the Wildcats and Cobras hosting. Kirkwood became the first area team to win a playoff game since 2022 last year when it won its first-round game against Brighton. This year, the path sets up for a potential Class 5A quarterfinal run. Clarksville can avenge its double-overtime loss to Independence last year with a rematch against the Eagles on Friday. Rossview, Northe

  3. Chattanooga Times Free Press4 hours ago

    CCS already exploring its world as a football independent, on Chattanooga Times Free Press

    The last defeat of a football season can always be tough, but Chattanooga Christian's loss to Silverdale Baptist this past Friday night was not only difficult

  4. Thunder Radio7 hours ago

    Coffee County Football Closes 2026 Season With Senior Night Victory, Looks Back on Year Two Under Harmon, on Thunder Radio

    By Owen Whitsett The Coffee County Central High School Red Raiders wrapped up their 2026 football season with a 3-7 overall record, closing out their second year under head coach Brandon Harmon with a memorable 28-21 Senior Night victory over Shelbyville Central on Friday, October 30. While the season brought its share of challenges, it […]

  5. The Jackson Sun8 hours ago

    A 99-yard TD pass and interception returns. Vote for Tennessee high school Plays of the Week, on The Jackson Sun

    From interception returns to a TSSAA record-tying touchdown pass. Vote for the Tennessee plays of the week for Oct. 26-30. Poll closes on Nov. 6.

  6. Williamson Herald23 hours ago

    Former Titans reflect on 1999 season, brotherhood at Davis House event, on Williamson Herald

    FRANKLIN — More than two decades after the Tennessee Titans came within a yard of a Super Bowl championship, the memories remain as vivid as ever for the men who

  7. The TennesseanYesterday

    Vanderbilt blows out Bellarmine behind Tyler Tanner's 20 points, on The Tennessean

    The Vanderbilt Commodores are hosting the Bellarmine Knights for a college basketball season opener at Memorial Gymnasium. Follow for score updates.

  8. Williamson SourceYesterday

    ICYMI: Middle Tennessee High School Football Scores – Week 11, on Williamson Source

    Discover the latest middle tennessee high school football scores for Week 11. Stay updated with all the results from ten Source counties.

  9. Chattanoogan.com Breaking NewsNov. 1

    Lee Women Advance To Gulf South Semifinals With 2-0 Win, on Chattanoogan.com Breaking News

    Speed was the name of the rugged game as the Lee women’s soccer team advanced to the semifinal round of the Gulf South Conference tournament with a 2-0 victo...

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  • CoolSpringsJCPenney has closed at CoolSprings Galleria, and its space will become DICK'S House of Sport, expected to open in early 2028.

    JCPenney has closed at CoolSprings Galleria, and its space will become DICK'S House of Sport, expected to open in early 2028. It would be the first in the greater Nashville area, with more than 100,000 square feet.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Williamson Source