Nate Tosado is a freelance writer based in Loudon, Tennessee. With a focus on local news and sports, Nate contributes articles to publications such as the News-Herald and Citizen Tribune. His work has also been featured in the Longview News-Journal and The Daily Times.
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The first Battle of the Bridge volleyball matchup of the year between the Loudon Lady Redskins and the Lady Panthers occurred Monday, Aug. 26, inside LCHS’s gymnasium.
The atmosphere was electric at Lenoir City High School as the Panthers hosted their cross-county rival the Loudon Redskins in the 98th edition of the Battle of the Bridge on
After an alleged incident that occurred during Greenback's home opener Friday night against Whitwell, Loudon County Schools has decided to remove
The Loudon football team faced off against their first Region 3-4A opponent in the Soddy Daisy Trojans Friday night on Dukes Field at Chig Ratledge Stadium.
Tellico Players discover a dead body during a rehearsal of ‘Murder on the Orient Express.'
The Lenoir City girls soccer team have been navigating mid-season opponents and have been battle tested before the start of the second half of the season.
The Tellico Village Lions Cub — in partnership with the Tellico Village Parks and Recreation Department — will host its second annual “Strides Fight Diabetes” event this Saturday, Sept. 21.
By: Nate Tosado
In August, about 20 Tellico Villagers had an opportunity to hear from local author and Loudon County historian Kate Brewster in the Tellico Village Public Library.
Everything was going according to plan for the Lenoir City Panthers as they entered halftime with a 23-0 lead over The King's Academy on Friday the 13th.
It was one of the most highly anticipated matchups for the Lenoir City High School and Loudon girls' soccer teams as they competed in the soccer edition of the Battle of the Bridge at LCHS Thursday night.
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