Obituary: William “Rocky Top” James Green
Beech Grove, Tennessee – Mr. William James “Rocky Top” Green, 86, passed away Thursday July 30, 2020 at the Unity Medical Center in Manchester, Tennessee. He was born in Beech Grove, Tennessee to Homer Paterson Green and Mildred McDerment Green who preceded him in death along with his wife,... Read more
Gov. Lee:Executive Order to Allow Contact Sports, Extend Local Authority for Mask Requirements
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee Governor Bill Lee today signed Executive Order No. 55, allowing the resumption of contact sports and extending local authority to require masks, among other provisions. “Athletics is an important part of our way of life and provides many benefits for our student-athletes, but common-sense precautions must be taken to... Read more
Coffee County Schools Report Confirmed COVID-19 Case in Employee.
“Coffee County Schools has experienced its first confirmed COVID-19 case in an employee since the work calendar began for the 2020-2021 school year.  The district is working closely with school personnel and the health department to identify and quarantine anyone that may be classified as a close contact and potential... Read more
College Street Elementary Registration Day Procedures.
Registration for Manchester City Schools will take place on August 3rd for Pre-K through 5th grade students. The schools will operate on a staggered schedule so as to observe social distancing. Students who have opted for in-person classes will arrive for registration on the following schedule: Last name beginning... Read more
American Academy of Pediatrics Provides Interim Guidance on Returning to Sports Amid Coronavirus
Pediatricians advise that weighing the risk versus benefit of returning to sports activities is driven by the type of sport and setting, local disease activity, and individual circumstances Sports activities offer children and teens many physical and psychological health benefits besides fitness, such as socializing with friends, a critical... Read more
Farmers Markets Remain a Safe Source for Fresh, Local Foods
NASHVILLE — Farmers markets throughout Tennessee have worked diligently to connect producers of fresh, local foods to consumers safely. From visiting a new market to lighting up the night in Nashville, there are many ways to celebrate farmers markets during National Farmers Market Week Aug. 2-8, 2020. “Tennessee’s farmers markets... Read more
Deadline Extended for Free Teacher Training on Digital Learning and Teaching
18,000+ Teachers Already Participated; Now Available Through Labor Day NASHVILLE, TN— The Tennessee Department of Education and Trevecca Nazarene University announced today that the deadline for the free teacher training on digital learning and teaching has been extended for an additional month and is available through Labor Day.  Since the launch in May, this free, self-paced and... Read more
Coffee County Reports First COVID-19 Related Deaths: Daily Update, July 31, 2020.
As of today, Coffee County reports a total of 370 confirmed cases, 198 of which are currently known active cases, and 170 recoveries. Unfortunately this afternoon, Coffee County reports two COVID-19 related deaths. 8,095 tests administered in the county are reported as having negative results. The total COVID-19 case... Read more
Job Openings in Tullahoma City Government
Tullahoma City Government has announced several part-time and full-time position openings. Several positions are available within the police department, public works, parks and recreation, and more. The opening for each position will be open until the position is filled. To apply for any of the following positions, go to... Read more
Obituary: Sandra P. Pinegar
MANCHESTER – Graveside services for Ms. Sandra P. Vaughan Pinegar, age 76 years, 2 months, and 11 days, will be conducted at 10 AM on Saturday, August 1, 2020, at the Wesley Chapel cemetery with Kevin York officiating. Ms. Pinegar passed away on Thursday, July 30th, after an extended illness.... Read more