The application period for Tennessee’s Wildlife Management Area Big Game Quota hunts, Cherokee Party Dog hunts, regular and youth elk hunts, and WMA youth hunts begins Wednesday, June 19 and runs through July 24.
Michel Otañez brought the heat, Andres Regnault provided the muscle and the Kingsport Mets beat the Greeneville Reds 8-3 on opening day in the Appalachian League.
A large crowd and a strong field of cars and drivers Saturday night made Volunteer Speedway’s first racing program under new track owner Landon Stallard a smashing success.
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The Kingsport Mets open the Appy League season on the road Tuesday and they’re ready. “I’m ready to get out there and start grinding,” pitcher Nate Peden said Monday during the team’s media day.
The 2019 edition of the Kingsport Mets, helmed by manager Rich Donnelly, met their fans on Monday at Hunter Wright Stadium in Kingsport ahead of the start of the Appalachian League season.
Kevon Honeycutt, who spent the past two seasons as an assistant varsity coach and junior varsity head coach at Alice Lloyd, is Lee High’s new boys basketball coach.
The native of Leicester, England, replaces longtime coach Fred Warren and becomes the third coach in the program’s 61-year history.
Mike Salinas (Top Fuel), Bob Tasca III (Funny Car), Tii Tharpe (Top Fuel Harley), Jose Gonzalez (Pro Modified), Joe Santangelo (Super Stock), Monty Bogan (Stock Eliminator), Todd Ewing (Super Comp), Ray Sawyer (Super Gas), Johnny Brooks (Top
Mike Salinas defeated Steve Torrence in Sunday’s Top Fuel finals at Bristol Dragway and tearfully dedicated the win to his father, Mike Sr., who is suffering from dementia.
Bob Tasca III powered his red-and-white Ford Mustang down Bristol Dragway in 4.008 seconds at 316.23 mph to beat John Force in Sunday’s NHRA Thunder Valley Nationals Funny Car finals.
NASCAR overturned a victory for the first time under its toughened new policy on cheating when Brett Moffitt was declared the winner of the truck series race at Iowa Speedway after Ross Chastain failed a post-race inspection.
Father and daughter standing together in the winner’s circle at the NHRA Thunder Valley Nationals. It’s the dream scenario for 16-time NHRA Funny Car world champion John Force and Top Fuel driver Brittany Force.
Fellowship, making new friends and playing a couple of softball games made for the objective in Saturday’s FCA Tennessee-Virginia Senior All-Star Challenge at Indian Highland Park.
John Force’s fast pass of 3.911 seconds at 326.95 mph Friday night in his Chevrolet Camaro held up through two rounds of Saturday qualifying in the NHRA Thunder Valley Nationals at Bristol Dragway, extending his all-time record of No. 1 qualifiers to 158.
