Titans beat writer since 1997. Publisher of https://t.co/YYIUutfYZF, writer/editor at Main Street Media. Christian, husband, dad. Unapologetic Yankees fan.
Clarksville, United States (Local)
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By: Terry Mccormick
I was out there this week at Titans OTAs and saw first-hand that Cam Ward had his share of struggles. There were passes that were off the mark and throws that could have been better. Likewise, there were a handful of passes that were spot on and impressive. It’s June, and I get it that some people who live and […]
By: Terry Mccormick
In another episode of as the off-season work turns, Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward had a nice bounce back day for the most part. Ward had a much practice throwing the football with accuracy and on time in Tuesday’s mini-camp practice, hitting on 11 of 17 throws with two touchdowns and one pass intercepted in red zone work on the […]
By: Terry Mccormick
My name is Wes Wynne, and I am announcing my campaign for re-election as Sumner County Commissioner for District 15 in the Aug. 6 general election. I was raised in the Shackle Island community of Hendersonville and have called the White House community home for more than 20 years. This is where my wife, Tiffany, and I chose to raise our […]
By: Terry Mccormick
The Tennessee Titans put a bow on their off-season, wrapping up the second day of their two-day mini-camp with a scrimmage type atmosphere with the offense moving the ball down the field for the entire day with the defense attempting to stop them. There were no 7-on-7 periods or stationary periods after individual work. Eyes were on Cam Ward, of […]
By: Terry Mccormick
Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery County is excited to announce its second annual Kids Recycling Challenge, inviting youth ages 3–17 to collect aluminum cans and plastic bottle caps to help the environment, support local families, and compete for prizes. The inaugural challenge in 2025 was a tremendous success. Children who submitted recycling logs collected more than 2,500 aluminum cans and […]
By: Terry Mccormick
In his media availability before the Tennessee Titans broke for the off-season, Jeffery Simmons said the organization had been good to him and he wasn’t worried about his contract situation. No wonder. Per multiple reports, Simmons has agreed to a new three-year extension that will pay him $100 million guaranteed and averages $35.3 million per year. The deal makes him […]
By: Terry Mccormick
Hundreds took advantage of an invitation to Dixon Park in the heart of downtown Clarksville this past weekend, and enjoyed time at the annual Juneteenth Block Party, hosted by Tiffany Perkins and BLK Clarksville. On June 19, 1865, two months after the end of the Civil War, and two years after the Emancipation Proclamation, 2,000 Union troops marched into Galveston, […]
By: Terry Mccormick
The Tennessee Titans will officially open training camp on July 28 with the first practice scheduled a day later on July 29. Tennessee’s rookies will report on July 23 to begin getting acclimated to camp before the veterans report five days later. Also, the Titans have worked out details on joint practices with all three of their preseason opponents. They […]
By: Terry Mccormick
In 1952, young Florence Chadwick attempted to swim from Catalina Island to the mainland coast of California. It is said of Mrs. Chadwick that, "she was born to swim." She was the first woman to swim the English Channel in both directions. Florence weathered the Straits of Gibraltar, the Bosporus (one way), and the Dardanelles. The morning she began her […]
By: Terry Mccormick
Dear Editor: 250 years ago, 56 men, representing the 13 original American colonies signed the Declaration of Independence. It was our nation’s birth certificate. These men were British subjects at that time and were opposing our own government. They knew their signatures could cost them their lives but willingly signed anyway. Many, in fact, did make sacrifices and had to […]
