Nashville, Tenn. – As businesses reopen across the state, Tennessee’s Economic Recovery Group released additional guidance today for Recreation, Offices, Lodging, Construction and Manufacturing. Small group, non-contact recreation businesses like bowling alleys, arcades, dance classes, water sports, mini golf and more will be able to reopen Friday, May 8. The... Read more

Chief George Chambers reports that at approximately 10:44 this morning, the Manchester Fire and Rescue squad responded to a multi-aid structural fire at the request of Hickerson Station Volunteer Fire Department on Mountain View Road.  When crews arrived on scene, there was a 30 ft 5th wheel type trailer with... Read more

Patients who have delayed surgery or other non-emergency procedures can now work with their physician to secure care as Tennova Healthcare – Harton resumes some outpatient elective services starting Monday, May 11, 2020. The hospital is following Governor Lee’s Executive Order allowing some elective surgeries and procedures in hospitals... Read more

According to Chief George Chambers of the Manchester Fire and Rescue Department, a fire at the Tennessee Hills Campground in Coffee County has resulted in the death of one man. Tuesday evening, North Coffee Volunteer Fire Department responded to call regarding a fire in a travel trailer at the... Read more

Guidance for close-contact business, as defined in Executive Order 30, who have reopened their doors today have been released. These businesses include barber shops, hair salons, waxing salons, threading salons, nail salons or spas, spas providing body treatments, body-art facilities or tattoo services, tanning salons, and massage-therapy establishments or... Read more

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee Governor Bill Lee’s Unified Command Group (UCG) is announcing two strategic partnerships today in the state’s COVID-19 re-opening effort to make sure Tennessee households and health care workers have protective face coverings and clean personal protective equipment. “We’ve used private sector innovation, strategic partnerships, and state... Read more

Strong storms blew through the county this afternoon, leaving damage in its wake. There have been reports of trees down and power outages as well. Tullahoma Police Department and the Tullahoma Fire Department has posted an advisory for residents to stay home this evening, as Public Works is working... Read more