April | 2020 | Coffee County News

Gov. Lee Executive Order 30; Restaurants Open, Salons and Entertainment to Remain Closed.

News April 28, 2020

Gov. Bill Lee issued Executive Order 30 today, which supersedes and repeals Executive Order Nos. 17, 21, 22, 23, 27, and 29, beginning April 29th. This order does not, however, affect Executive Order 25, regarding dental and medical procedures, which will remain in effect until April 30th, 2020. This... Read more

Ramsey Solutions: Career Coaching with Ken Coleman.

Finance April 28, 2020

Remaining productive when working from home As of mid-April, about 95% of Americans—or 306 million people—were placed under a stay-at-home order to stop the spread of the coronavirus. This means that in a matter of days we’d been thrown into the largest work-from-home experiment in history. But disruption is... Read more

Safer-at-Home Birthdays: April 28th.

Birthdays April 28, 2020

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, self-isolation, and safer-at-home orders, birthdays are looking a bit different than usual. Gov. Lee announced that “Stay-at-Home” orders will be extended until April 30th, which means birthday celebrations will be held off even longer. Birthdays are meant to be special, and all of us... Read more

Dave Says Column: Be professional and respectful.

Finance April 28, 2020

Dear Dave, I’ve always made good money at my job, but recently I was offered a promotion to a salaried manager’s position. The hours and pay would be much better, and I already know the approximate pay range. Do you have any tips for negotiating salary in a situation... Read more

Safer-at-Home Birthdays: April 27th.

Birthdays April 27, 2020

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, self-isolation, and safer-at-home orders, birthdays are looking a bit different than usual. Gov. Lee announced that “Stay-at-Home” orders will be extended until April 30th, which means birthday celebrations will be held off even longer. Birthdays are meant to be special, and all of us... Read more

Tullahoma High School Montana Drive-In Graduation Ceremony Cancelled.

Education April 27, 2020

In a tweet this afternoon from THS Principal Kathy Rose, it has been announced that the graduation ceremony for the class of 2020, which was intended to be held at the Montana Drive-In has been cancelled. Rose stated in the tweet that the cancellation came per the Estill Springs... Read more

Dr. Jackson Wray, MD, to perform consults for pulmonary telemedicine at Unity Medical Center.

Health April 27, 2020

Unity Medical Center, in partnership with TriStar Centennial, is proud to announce that Dr. Jackson Wray will be performing consults for pulmonary telemedicine at Unity Medical Center in Manchester. Unity announced in December that it would employ a state-of-the-art robot that will allowpatients at UMC instant access to specialists... Read more

Obituary: Anne Bramblett King

Obituaries April 27, 2020

Anne Bramblett King of Tullahoma passed this life on Friday, April 24, 2020 at NHC Healthcare at the age of 79. Mrs. King was born in Nashville to the late William P. and Mary McKelvey Bramblett. She was a member of the Shelbyville High School graduating class of 1959, and... Read more

Learning at Home: 5 Tips for Teaching Children Financial Literacy.

Finance April 26, 2020

(StatePoint) If you have school-age children, you are probably one of the many parents facing the challenge of educating your kids at home. While there are countless learning options available—from virtual music classes to videos about zoo animals—financial literacy is one important subject that should not be overlooked. Teaching... Read more

Obituary: Valerie Watts

Obituaries April 26, 2020

Valerie Watts of Tullahoma passed this life on Friday, April 24, 2020 at her residents at the age of 59. Memorial service are planned for a later date. Mrs. Watts was the daughter of the late Vincent Stafford and JoAnn Verstraten. She is survived by a son, Robert Watts;... Read more