Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
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Lewis County shooting sports team members, Zoie Clark, Emery Norris, Lane Gobbell, Spencer Clark, Mahaley Bean, KC Braun, Anna Burney, Aiden Johnston, Ryder Ward, Sydney Dixon, Ty Clark, Gracelynn Staggs, Treyson Dixon, Daniel Burcham, Xavier Shook, Caleb Moon, Ayden Brangard, Gabriel Shook, Michael Lyons, Emma Odom, Ian Gillette, Cannon Cates, Katelyn Joswiak, Rylan Ethridge, Liam Holt, Kyden Kilpatrick, Gauge Clayton and Andie Starcher Competed in the 2024 regional competitions in Nashville...
If you have a child interested in learning the basics of football or cheerleading we’d love to have them join our pack! Football players between the age of 5 and 13 as well as cheerleaders between the age of 4 and 14 are invited to participate this season. Michelle Harwell is this year’s program Director. A new board has been implemented this season to include Josh Adair; Chairman, Patrick Baxter; Assistant Chairman, Brandy Bates; Secretary, Brandy Bennett; Treasurer and Public Relations, Michael Holder, Rob Inman, and Michelle Harwell. The...
A Bass Tournament was held Saturday, April 20, 2024 at Pin Oak Lake at Natchez State Park. There were 23 boats, 42 anglers, 101 fish, 108.96 pounds total, with a big bass 7.52 lbs. Lewis County anglers participating were second place, Matt Caroll and Miles Staggs-8.8 lbs. fish; fifth place, Keith Smith and Mason Jackson, 5.72 lbs. fish; tenth place, Danny Dillon and Kane Dillon-4.32 lbs. fish; eleventh place, Jerry Brown and Charles Gray with 4.20 lbs. fish; fifteenth place, Hammer Clark and Mutt Leigh with 3.72 lbs. fish; seventeenth place,...
The Tennessee Community College Athletic Association recently announced their special awards and All-TCCAA teams for the 2024 baseball season. Columbia State Community College head coach Desi Ammons, a Lewis County native, was named TCCAA Coach of the Year. Ammons was named TCCAA Coach of the Year after an 11-win improvement from 2023 to 2024. Ammons' Columbia State team won 33 games this season and finished in second-place in the conference at 20-7. Columbia State finished 19-4 at...
On Monday, May 6th, Coach Yeiser and Coach Spears got together with the LCHS Football team and washed over 30 cars for teachers to kick off Teacher Appreciation Week. Donating supplies, O'Reilly Auto Parts and Assure Title and Escrow were proud to support the team and teachers....
After suffering their first loss of the season to Whitthorne Middle School the Panthers would return to attention to end the season in tournament play Thursday and Friday in Waynesboro. In the semi-final match the Panthers would face Sacred Heart Catholic School Lions. Sacred Heart would strike first in the match. After a long back and forth defensive battle the Panthers would even the score with a goal from #6 Aaron Gomez. However, the second half would be all defense with the score tied at...
The Lewis County Soccer Club, a recreational club for youth and adults located at 146 Commerce Drive, is continuing to improve the fields, providing a better playing experience for local and visiting athletes. While Phase 2 of the field renovations continue, the Club opened its Spring Season on Saturday, March 30, 2024 with exciting scrimmage style games for U12, U9, U6, and U4 teams! The U18 and U14 teams both played in Lawrenceburg where they came away with two wins and one tie. With over 150 registered athletes on 13 teams, this season is...
Friends of the Lewis County Library is excited to announce the winners of the first annual Shamrock Shuffle 5K and 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk, held on Saturday, March 16, 2024. Winners of the 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk were: Aubrey Pfaff, 1st place 0-12 year olds; Riley Jones, 2nd place 0-12 year olds; Jacob Brandon, 1st place 12+ year olds; Kristin Siever, 2nd place 12+ year olds. Winners of the 5K Run were: Sam Fellers, 1st place 0-16 year old male; Drew Fellers, 2nd place 0-16 year old male; Shay Simpson,...
The 5th grade boys competed in the Final 4 TVBA tournament in Alabama March 7th-10th. Thursday night March 7th the LC Panthers took on the Deshler Tigers and came out victorious 58-48. With a little bit of a slow start the Panthers trailed 17-10 early in the first half, the boys livened up and went on an 11-2 run to take the lead at the half 23-21. The Lil’ Panthers continued to pour it on during the second half and outscored the Tigers 35-27 resulting in a 58-48 victory advancing them to the C...
The LCMS soccer team would return to action in week two with a trip to Loretto against the South Lawrence Stallions. The Stallions would strike first with an early first half goal. The Panthers would get the equalizing goal soon after with a goal from #6 Aaron Gomez. The Panthers would take the lead just before the half with a goal from #14 Ryland Englett. The second half would be all Panthers, with 2 goals from #22 Ryker Wade and another from #6 Cal Cunningham. The Panthers would go on for a convincing 5-1 victory. The JV squad would continue...
Freddy Sharp, Contributing Sports Writer The Lewis County Middle School Panther Soccer Team began its inaugural season at A.B. Sisco Field in dominating fashion! Led by coaches Braden Brewer and Shannon Denton, the Panthers controlled the ball from the opening whistle against the visiting Waynesboro Wildcats. An early first half goal off the foot of #27 Henry Sharp gave the Panthers their first lead and first ever goal. Lewis County would strike again with a goal from Aaron Gomez. The Panthers...
By: Anita Wadhwani A state biologist claims he was confronted in his home by law enforcement officers with the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency on the same day he sent his boss’s superiors evidence that the state was falsifying data on wildlife diseases. After his cell phone, laptops and other items were confiscated, the biologist said he was then subjected to hours of questioning by officers — among them the husband of his immediate supervisor. James Kelly, a wildlife biologist, led the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency’s deer manag...
A TWRA sponsored Hunter Education class will be held 19, 21 & 22 March 2024 at the Lewis County High School. Classes will be held from 5:00 – 8:00 pm each day. Written test and Firearms Handling Exercises will be held on Friday afternoon. Students must attend all classroom sessions, written test and firearms handling exercises to be certified. Students must preregister on-line prior 19 March 2024. To register go on-line to twra.org. Click on Hunter Education. Click on in person hunter education, then on find a class. Select the Lewis County H...
Lewis County 4th grade middle school boys won the TVBA Regional Division after a four game run last weekend in Alabama. After winning the first game 33-24, they took on the Priceville Bulldogs to win 43-24. Although they fell to the Hamilton Aggies 16-25 during their first brawl, Lewis County came back with a vengeance, beating the Aggies 32-25 during the last game, ensuring their victory as Region Champs. They are traveling to Alabama this weekend to compete for the Final Four Championship....
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Senior Night Ruth Jennings, escorted by Phillip Jennings, Penny Sevier and David Lay Bryan Jackson, escorted by Jason and Alica Jackson Ethan Powers, escorted by Derek Powers and Cassandra Carroll Naomi Steltz, escorted by Don and Wendy Steltz Blayr Clayton, escorted by Damien and Christy Clayton Khloe Chapin, escorted by Kimberly Sublett...
Lewis County High School Basketball at home versus the Eagles...
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Lewis County High Panthers host Perry Vikings Photos...
The LCHS Lady Panthers and Panthers played their first home game on Tuesday, November 28 as they hosted the Lady Hawks and Hawks of Hampshire. The Lady Panthers fell behind 12-4 early in the first but closed out the first quarter on a 9-0 run to claim a 14-13 lead at the end of the period. Lewis County’s run continued into the second as the Lady Panthers opened the quarter on a 7-0 run and opened up a 32-17 lead at halftime. The second half was more of the same as the Lady Panthers offense continued to click. Lewis County would surge to a 4...
Jason Fite/Sports Writer Barry Churchwell/Stats Hulon Dunn/Photos The Lewis County Panthers hosted the Milan Bulldogs in the first round of the TSSAA 2A Playoffs on Friday night, November 3. The Panthers opening possession went into Bulldog territory before it stalled, and the Bulldogs took possession of the ball and drove the length of the field to score on a 15-yard pass just before the end of the opening quarter to take a 6-0 lead. Milan would seize control of the game in the second quarter,...
