The Marshall County Tigers took the long trip to Cheatham County Friday night and escaped a 28-21 winner to stay undefeated at 5-0 and remain in a first place tie with David Lipscomb and Giles County in Region 5/AAA. The game was a closer than expected battle and tied at 21-21 with 2:37 remaining when the Tigers took the lead on a 2-yard touchdown run by Justin Braden... more

Memories of the summer sun wane into an autumn wind and early October chill, signaling the halfway point in the prep football season and the glimmer of light that is a playoff spot gleams in the distance for Marshall County High School and Forrest, while the Cornersville Bulldogs must bite and gnarl to get back into the race over the last five weeks of the season... more

From staff reports Seven leaders from Marshall County communities are going to Atlanta next week to recruit more retail businesses during the annual southeastern convention of the International Council of Sopping Centers. Mike Wiles, the recently-hired executive director of the local Joint Economic and Community Development Board, is leading the delegation that will set up a booth to display what Marshall County offers with commercial sites, demographics and local incentives... more

After a slow 0-2-1 start to the season, the Forrest Lady Rockets have reeled off three straight wins to put themselves in the thick of the District 11A/AA race. For the full story, pick up a copy of Friday's Tribune. more

Marshall County High School's Trey Cashion and Forrest's Coy Shultz earned individual slots at next week's Division I Class A/AA State Golf Tournament at Old Fort Golf Course in Murfreesboro. For the full story, pick up a copy of Friday's Tribune. more

Two teams, both clad in blue and white, will put their perfect seasons on the line at home in Marshall County Friday night. For the full story, pick up a copy of Friday's Tribune. more

The Forrest Middle School Rockets, coming off one the biggest wins in the program's history last Tuesday versus David Lipscomb, returned to the home field in Chapel Hill just two days later and extended their unbeaten streak to seven on the season with an easy 30-8 win over Community Middle School... more

The Marshall County Tigerettes suffered their third defeat in four games Thursday, Sept. 18, when they dropped a 6-0 decision at home to District leader Page (7-1, 4-0 District), who had outscored their previous three league opponents 31-1. Coming off a tough 2-1 road loss to Middle Tennessee Christian two days earlier, the Tigerettes (3-4-1, 2-4-1 District) turned in a spirited effort in the first half against the Lady Patriots and battled Page to a scoreless draw through the first thirty-three minutes of play.. ... more

Nothing good ever comes easy. The Marshall County Tigers (4-0, 2-0 Region) pulled out yet another hard fought victory Friday night, defeating long time rival Page 28-20 at Preston Hopkins Field behind an improved defense and a big night from tailback Justin Braden... more

The meat of the high school football season is in full swing this weekend, highlighted by all three county schools squaring off in big region match-up games. For the full story, see Friday's Tribune. more

The Meridianville Eagles spoiled Homecoming night for the Lewisburg Middle School Tigers (2-3) Tuesday, as the invaders from north Alabama defeated LMS 43-13 behind a potent running game and a dominant second half defensive performance. more

Drew Killian, playing in the third seeded group for the Marshall County Tigers, surprised even himself on Tuesday, shooting a five over par 77 to claim low medalist honors at the District 11A/AA Golf Tournament at Henry Horton State Park. For the full story, see Friday's Tribune... more

Becky Cheatham, head coach of the 2007-2008 TSSAA Class A state champion Forrest Lady Rocket softball team garnered her second coach of the year honor last week when she was named by the National Federation of High School Coaches as their Tennessee selection... more

Gary Wells, golf coach at Marshall County High School for the past 27 years, was recently named the 2008 Tennessee state boy's golf Coach of the Year by the National High School Coaches Association. more

The tail end of Gustav slashed up through the heart of Middle Tennessee Friday night, dropping its might on Chapel Hill, making for precarious conditions at "The Rock" where every touch of the slick football was an adventure. The Forrest Rockets were ready, coming out of the locker room spirited and strong, scoring twice in the first half for 13-7 lead before pitching a defensive shutout in the second half to secure the six point victory to remain undefeated at 2-0... more

The Cornersville Lady Bulldogs fell to 0-2 on the season Thursday, Sept. 4, when they dropped a 3-1 decision at home to District newcomer Community (1-0). For the full story, pick up a copy of Wednesday's Tribune. more

Good teams find a way to win when they're not playing well. For the second straight week the Marshall County Tigers (2-0, 1-0 Region) took home a victory despite turning in an inconsistent performance, as they went on the road and defeated the Creek Wood Red Hawks 17-14 Friday night, Sept. 5, thanks to a 20-yard field goal by Sam Estes with nine seconds left in the contest... more

At 12:50 a.m. Saturday, September 6, Lewisburg police were called to North Ellington Parkway opposite McDonald's, where a white 1998 Dodge pickup truck was in the creek parallel to the road. For the full story, pick up a copy of Wednesday's Tribune. more

Week three in the prep football season features all three Marshall County high school teams going into their Friday night match-ups with identical 1-0 records. more

The Lewisburg Middle School Tigers, coming off a big win last versus E.A. Cox last week ran into a three-headed monster from Tullahoma Tuesday night, losing 28-7 to the visiting Wildcats. Tullahoma quarterback Sam Tomes and his two running backs, Jordan Sheffield and Trey Burks were too much for the Tiger defense... more