Lora Scripps is a General Manager and Editor at Tullahoma News and Elk Valley Times. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, regional interest, world news, and cultural themes, with a particular focus on sports, both individual and team. Lora's work has been featured in Tullahoma News and Elk Valley Times.
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By: Lora Scripps
Maddox Franklin and Hana Corder have been named the Elk Valley Times Athletes of the year from Lincoln County High School.
By: Lora Scripps
Fayetteville High School’s Class of 2026 had 10 top-performing scholars graduating with their associate degrees from Motlow State two weeks before their high school graduation. Those graduates, front row, from left, Ashariah Gonzalez, Nakeia Cannon, Taylor Cannon, Te’Asia Ewing, Kali Groce; back row, Clayton Groce, Will Riddle, Jack Fincher, Jacob King, and Lucas Turpen. Sandy Williams photo
Following several years of dedicated service as Riverside Christian Academy (RCA) President Lois Mays stepped down at the end of the 2025-2026 school year to move on to her next mission. RCA’s board of directors chose Cara Sain to serve as interim president for the 20262027 school year. During her 25 years at RCA, Sain has served as head of the school, second grade teacher, resource teacher, elementary principal and cheerleading coach. “I will definitely be in this position for the full year,” said Sain, adding this is her third time as head of the school.
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District 6 County Commissioner and chairman of the joint Fayetteville- Lincoln County Industrial Oversight Committee Doug Cunningham presented his last quarterly Industrial Development Board (IBD) report during the July 21 County Commission meeting. He gave updates on Runway Centre, Bullington Industrial Park, Fayetteville-Lincoln County Industrial Park and Horizon Park.
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Mary Beth Seals, president, Huntsville Hospital Lincoln Health, presented her semiannual report to the Fayetteville Board of Mayor and Alderman and the Lincoln County Commission during their July respectively monthly meetings. “We’re going into year four with our affiliation with Huntsville Hospital,” she said. You hear me say, ‘This is going to be the best year ever’ every year, but there’s a lot of good things coming this year.”
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As the new school year gets underway across the county, the Fayetteville Police Department (FPD) reminds drivers to prioritize school safety.
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An attempt was recently made to withdraw funds from an elderly couple’s bank account. The wife discovered a fraudulent check had been written for thousands of dollars against their bank account, according to the Fayetteville Police Department.
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Linda Williams was unaware she would be the recipient of the “Citizen of the Year Award” when she was asked to speak at the Fayetteville Kiwanis luncheon on Wednesday. Her life achievements, spanning from her teaching career to the establishment of the Lincoln County Warrior Exhibit, have been many. “Linda has done a remarkable job,” said Fayetteville Kiwanis Club President Bill Heath.
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As the new school year is getting underway, Lady Falcon Softball Coach Cody Gaskill wrapped up a standout first season. The 2026 campaign was a Cinderella story: the Lady Falcons went 36-8-2 and reached the state tournament in Coach Gaskill’s first year. Their success brought a Lady Falcons Softball buzz to the community and inspired the coaches to host summer camps for skills, pitching, and catching in July for nearly 100 athletes.
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Staff reports Lincoln County Fire Rescue was called at approximately 12:26 p.m. Monday afternoon (Aug. 17) to Taylor Made Meat Processing at 84 Old 64… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
