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Obituary: Jacquelyn Noschese

Obituaries July 31, 2020

MANCHESTER – Ms. Jacquelyn Noschese, age 77, of Manchester, passed from this life surrounded by her loving family on Friday, July 24, 2020, at her residence. Jacquelyn was born on April 25, 1943, the daughter of the late Leroy and Margaretha Hartman. She worked for First Vision Bank before her... Read more

Don’t Forget! Coffee County Student Expo Tomorrow, Aug. 1

Benefits & Fundraisers July 31, 2020

Coffee County Schools along with Family Resource Center will be hosting the 6th annual Coffee County Student Expo tomorrow, August 1st. The event will take place at Coffee County Central High School from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. More information on the event below. Read more

TN State Parks to Host Virtual Bike Ride Across Tennessee.

Entertainment July 30, 2020

NASHVILLE – Tennessee State Parks has announced that the Bicycle Ride Across Tennessee (BRAT) will be a virtual event this year for the health and safety of riders and park personnel. “This is a great event for cyclists across our state, and the virtual format will allow everyone to... Read more

Tullahoma City Schools Hybrid Model Plan

Education July 30, 2020

The Tullahoma City School district has also laid out a plan for a hybrid model, should the schools need to transition due to rising active cases of COVID-19 in Coffee County. Currently, TCS is operating in the ‘minimal spread’ category, which allows for in-person classes and traditional instruction, with... Read more

COVID-19 Statistics in Coffee County: July 30th, 2020

News July 30, 2020

As of today, Coffee County has reached a total of 353 confirmed cases, 188 of which are known to be currently active, 165 recoveries, and no deaths. 7,806 tests administered in the county have been reported as negative. The Tennessee Department of health reports a case count of 102,871... Read more

Coffee County and Manchester City Schools Explain Hybrid Plan, Should Need Arise

Education July 30, 2020

Coffee County and Manchester City schools have released a plan of action for the “hybrid” school plan. If the COVID-19 active case rate exceeds .5%, both city and county schools will operate on a hybrid model, where students will be divided into two groups, Group A and Group B... Read more

Obituary: Tracey Christine Noe

Obituaries July 30, 2020

MANCHESTER – Obituary for Mrs. Tracey Christine Parker Noe Tracey Christine Noe, age 46 of Manchester, passed away at her home on Monday, July 27, 2020, after an extended illness. Funeral services will be conducted on Thursday, July 30, 2020, at 2 PM in the Manchester Funeral Home chapel, with... Read more

4-H Clothing Events Move Online

Local July 30, 2020

The Central Region Clothing Events have moved online for 2020. Clover Collection and Fun with Fashion are the two components to the Central Region Clothing Events, and anyone in grades 4-12 can participate. Clover Collection is an event where 4-H members enter garments or outfits they have personally constructed.... Read more

COVID-19 Statistics in Coffee County: July 29, 2020.

News July 29, 2020

Due to the delay in reporting from the Tennessee Department of Health yesterday, CCN will be reporting COVID-19 statistics for today, July 29th. As of today, Coffee County reports a total of 333 confirmed positive cases, 172 of which are known active cases. Coffee County reports a total of... Read more

Obituary: Mildred Worell

Obituaries July 29, 2020

Mildred Jane Folmar Worrell, born on Saturday November 7, 1931 in Toledo Ohio, passed into eternal life on Monday July 27, 2020 after a long fight with cancer. Preceded in death by first husband Sylvester Carl Folmar, second husband Robert O. Worrell, parents Roy Benton Stewart and Lillie Pearl... Read more