The Pulaski Lions Club will host the Beat Down in P-Town Demolition Derby and Lawn Mower Derby July 30 and Aug. 1 beginning at 5 p.m. both days. Admission to the derby on Thursday, July 30, will be $5. Admission on Saturday, Aug. 1, will be $10. Thursday features the Stock Car Derby ($100 en…
The boys of summer hit the field last Saturday with the Giles County Cal Ripken Tee Ball League. The remaining Giles County Cal Ripken leagues were scheduled to start their games this week at Exchange Park. Ron Mayes / Pulaski Citizen
Tennessee’s 2020 Free Fishing Day is set for Saturday, June 6, when anyone may fish free without a license in Tennessee’s public waters.
ESPN’s “The Last Dance” 10-part miniseries documenting the dominant run of Michael Jordan and his Chicago Bulls is now complete, leaving many sports fans to ask “What’s next?” as we navigate a “sportless” pandemic landscape.
The Pulaski Parks and Recreation Department, in conjunction with the city of Pulaski, announced its plan to safely reopen all city parks as well as the recreation center as of June 1.
What a difference just two months has made in all our sports lives.
This week we will look at the defense and some of the transfers the Vols acquired during the offseason. This is a talented group of players and includes a big surprise from the Transfer Portal.
Representing this year’s Richland Middle School boys’ soccer team are (from left, front row): assistant coach Holly Thomason, Jonathan Olivares, Bentley Thomason, Daniel Diaz, Cameron Taylor, Camden McNeese, Hudson Dickey, Johnny McGraw, Jacob Matlock , Knox Ellis, Lucas Tarpley, Lewis Diaz,…
The sports world has all but dried up, but Vol fans still have a reason to be excited about the future of the program when everything cranks back up.
Martin Methodist Executive Director of Athletics Jeff Bain officially announced the hiring of Jackson Lenoir as Volleyball Head Coach recently.
After just missing the Alabama Class 5A baseball playoffs with a more experienced team in 2019, the Ardmore, Ala., Tigers will try to get there with a less experienced squad in 2020.
A new head coach and team concept that relies on the versatility of all players is what to look for from the Giles County High School Lady Bobcats this season.
Early in the softball season, which has been halted over concern about the coronavirus, Ardmore, Ala., pitcher Sydney Hall has thrown a no-hitter and a one-hitter for the Lady Tigers.
Despite returning just one senior who is coming off an injury year, the Richland Softball team still brings on-field experience this season.
Experienced youth is not something you hear a lot in high school sports, but the Richland High School baseball team is the exception.
The best hitter in District 12-AA recently signed to continue her softball career close to home as senior Faith Cross can now focus on another prolific season on the diamond this spring.
The Richland High School boys’ soccer program will look to a new head coach for the 2020 season.
The Giles County High School boys’ soccer program opens the season having lost 11 seniors from last year’s team.
Combine a young team with a challenging schedule, and you have the situation facing the 2020 Giles County High School baseball team.
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