It came down to the wire on Saturday, with Collierville (11-1) taking victory on a dramatic walk-off single in the late innings that sealed their victory over Montgomery Central. The game was tied at 12 with Collierville batting in the bottom of the seventh when Carson Rees singled on a 2-1 count, scoring one run. […]
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Germantown Hardware and Paint has been open for less than two decades but the store’s owners continue to take a long-established approach to business by concentrating on top of the line products and hands-on customer service. “We focus on having everything that a true hardware store should have,” said owner Justin Wagner, “and more.” The […]
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The town is preparing to install traffic signals at two intersections near the future Collierville High School. Traffic signals will be installed at the intersection of Shelby Drive and Sycamore Road and the intersection of Byhalia Road and Shelby Drive. On Tuesday, the Collierville Board of Mayor and Aldermen was scheduled to award two construction […]
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The Collierville High School baseball team had to battle through extra innings in order to get the first win of the 2018 campaign. The Dragons were able to sneak by the Briarcrest Saints 1-0 after plating a run in the top of the 11th inning. Carson Rees sliced a double down the right field line […]
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The Germantown Area Chamber of Commerce recently held a ribbon cutting for Gail’s Pizza Parties in Germantown. Gail’s award-winning pizza claimed the top prize on Food Network’s “Ultimate Recipe Showdown.” She creates personal pizza parties in your home. For more information, go to gailspizzaparties.com. PICTURED: From left, holding scissors is owner Gail Churintez and Janie […]
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Jobless rates in Collierville and Germantown mirrored each other to kick off the new year. Unemployment estimates released last week by the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development indicate that both municipalities had a jobless rate of 2.8 percent in January. Only six other cities in the state had lower rates, including Franklin, Murfreesboro […]
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Following a Board of Mayor and Aldermen budget work session last Thursday, all town of Collierville department heads were sent an email summons to meet with Town Administrator James Lewellen the next morning. That is all the email said. Early Friday, the leaders of each town department filed into a conference room to await Lewellen’s […]
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The highly anticipated traffic signal at Collierville-Arlington and Poplar Ave. is being installed and is expected to be functioning at the end of April. Construction crews have been making improvements to the driveways/aprons of the businesses at that intersection. Then the steel poles will be installed on the corners of the intersection as the anchors […]
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A building on the north side of the town’s Historic Square could soon get a new look. On Thursday, the town’s Historic District Commission will discuss several exterior alterations to 118 East Mulberry Street, which previously housed Town Square Antique Mall. Property owner Hank Wright has requested a Certificate of Appropriateness for façade modifications to […]
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The Collierville Board of Mayor and Aldermen has approved an 12-lot residential subdivision on 4.55 acres on the south side of Washington Street east of Mt. Pleasant Road. Board members unanimously approved the Washington Grove subdivision Monday night during their regularly scheduled meeting. Each of the lots will have houses oriented toward Washington Street. The […]
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