Exit Realty Partners is pleased to announce the addition of Cindy Rasmussen and Kaye Hobbs to their office. Rasmussen is a native of Illinois, but now calls Manchester her home. She has recently obtained her affiliate broker license and is enthusiastic and anxious to get started listing and selling homes. Hobbs resides in McMinnville and is very familiar with the Warren County real estate market. Having had her real estate
Approaching its 12th year, the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival has outlived what many thought it would be. Not only has the festival not faded over the years or skipped town after one year to mimic Itchycoo Park like some cynics believed, but it has grown to include more activities and attractions and, according to festival co-founder Rick Farman with Superfly Presents, the festival is now a brand that
With 50 years combined experience in molded plastics, tool-making and machinery, entrepreneurs Eric Hamilton of Mt. Juliet and his partner Jeff Brunelle, from North Carolina, are jumping into Coffee County’s injection-molding industry with both feet and a style of their own. Their startup, called Top Tenn, is located in the historic PCA pajama factory building on East Coffee Street in Manchester, which they recently purchased and are now busy
Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam and Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bill Hagerty, along with Van-Rob Manchester officials announced this week the company will add 104 jobs to its manufacturing facility on Volunteer Parkway in Manchester. Van-Rob, a Tier One supplier to the major automobile manufacturers, will create 104 new jobs and invest $16.8 million at its Coffee County facility. “I want to thank Van-Rob for its continued investment in
Bonnaroo released Monday the results of a recently completed economic impact study that shows that the festival and its avid patrons put more than $50 million into the local Manchester and statewide Tennessee economies last year. The study reports that the festival generated $36 million in direct expenditures (monies injected into the economy by Bonnaroo attendees during their travel to and from the festival) and an additional $15 million
Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bill Hagerty along with VIAM Manufacturing and Coffee County officials Wednesday announced an expansion of the company’s facility on Park Tower Drive in Manchester, creating 75 new jobs. The expansion represents a $9 million investment and will bring VIAM’s operating space to 507,000 square-feet at its Coffee County facility. “Tennessee is a national leader in automotive manufacturing, and VIAM’s expansion is
Kelly Anderson, Dana Dillinger and Freda K. Jones, realtors at RE/MAX 1st Realty were recently honored at the RE/MAX Regional Awards Celebration at The Foundry in Knoxville, Tenn. Awards were presented to outstanding agents in the RE/MAX Southeast region consisting of Tenn., Oh., Ga. and Ky. Anderson and Dillinger were presented the RE/MAX Executive Award. Jones was presented the 100 Percent Award. These awards are based on the 2012
With the Tennessee state legislature so far unwilling to introduce a prescription
The 12th annual Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in association with
With the Tennessee state legislature so far unwilling to introduce a prescription
The 12th annual Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in association with
An alumnae basketball game pitting the current Central High School squad against
Former Coffee County Central High School basketball standout Cortney Page has been
John Schneider, Bo Duke in the 80s television show “The Dukes of
Staff Writer John Coffelt For one weekend a year, Bonnaroo is one