October 6, 2026
Sports
Gardner runs wild in Tiger win
DUANE SHERRILLContributor After pulling one out of the hat opening week with their overtime win over Tullahoma, Shelbyville was not able to repeat the trick… Login to continue reading Login…
Turnovers costly as Vikings fall to Eagles
RICKEY CLARDYSports Writer The Community Vikings turned the ball over three times and the Eagleville Eagles took advantage of the Viking miscues as Community fell… Login to continue reading Login…
Bradley’s leadership extends beyond the football field
MARK MCGEESports Writer BELL BUCKLE – Try to imagine just how good Cascade quarterback Sam Bradley could be if he was completely healthy. That’s right… Login to continue reading Login…
Backroads dinner features Neyland Author Johnson
MARK MCGEEStaff Writer The Tennessee’s Backroads Heritage Fall Dinner will have a “Big Orange” theme. Scheduled for Oct. 1 at the Bell Buckle Banquet Hall the fundraiser will feature Dr.…
Grider’s sports career has been one for the books
MARK MCGEE Staff Writer Many people who have been fortunate enough to have interesting careers are often told they should write a book. Jay Grider… Login to continue reading Login…
Commission honors Community High School’s Softball Champions
JAMES WOODStaff Writer The County Commission honored Community High School’s softball team by recognizing their historic win in the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association (TSSAA)… Login to continue reading Login…
Bedford County athletes named TSWA All-State
T he Tennessee Sports Writers Association (TSWA) has announced All-State Teams for spring sports and several athletes from Bedford County schools are on the list: Baseball:
Voices from the Dugout: Bedford County Coaches Speak Out
SHAWN DIGIANFELICE Sports Writer As part of the Bedford County Post’s summer sports coverage, we reached out to high school softball coaches across the county… Login to continue reading Login…
Inside the Diamond: Bedford County’s High School Baseball Coaches Share Insight on the State of the Game
A s part of the Bedford County Post’s summer sports coverage, we reached out to high school baseball coaches across the county to gain insight into the evolving landscape of high school athletics. Our goal was to better understand the challenges, successes, and statewide trends shaping today’s high school baseball environment—and to learn what local programs need to continually build and strengthen their programs moving forward.
Ten Questions With County‑Wide Athletic Director David Parker
SHAWN DIGIANFELICE Sports Writer With the 2025–2026 high school athletic season drawing to a close, it seemed like the ideal moment to hear from key… Login to continue reading Login…