Main Street Media announces the launch of "Simmons Says" a new, daily one-hour radio show hosted by Jeffery Simmons, set to debut on Monday, February 24th. The show will air live at 9:00 AM on WBMC and stream across all WMBC social media platforms. Simmons, a respected journalist with over 15 years of experie...

This week marks an exciting milestone for Main Street Media as it continues expanding its lineup of live programming across multiple platforms. Under the direction of producer Connor Winton- affectionately known as "Whistle Britches"- several shows have successfully launched, streaming live on social media an...

Award-winning journalist Jeff Simmons has joined Main Street Media, bringing his extensive experience in sports coverage, broadcasting, and editorial leadership to the team. Simmons, who has been named the state's top sports writer twice by the Tennessee Press Association, is widely recognized for his in-depth reportin...

Today is the day, Warren County! Main Street Media is fired up and ready for tonight's Border Battle, and we're not just talking about the game-we're talking about making a difference. Our team is decked out in Border Battle t-shirts and we're ready to PAINT THE PATCH BLUE with all of you! With $111 per point pledged s...

The clock is ticking, and the Border Battle is heating up! Warren County has raised over $50 per point, but we're getting smoked by Coffee County. We can't let them outdo us! This is a rivalry, but more importantly, it's a chance to support our Pioneers and make a real impact for McMinnville Special Games. Every pledge...

The Park Theater was filled with talent on Friday, January 31, as songwriters from across Tennessee took the stage for a night of original music. At the end of the competition, Ava Mabry and John Laprade were named the winners, earning their spots in the next round of Tennessee Songwriters Week. The event showcased a s...

Tennessee lawmakers have approved Governor Bill Lee's universal private school voucher bill, creating a new funding track for educating K-12 students statewide. The legislation, known as the Education Freedom Act, passed the House by a narrow 54-44 vote after four hours of debate, followed by a 20-13 vote in the Senate...