Raiderettes present Eras Tour themed fundraiser
MATTHEW BURNETTE, Staff Writer Coffee County Central High School Raiderettes are holding a dance clinic on January 11 as a fundraiser for the dance team. The Dance Eras Tour will feature songs from Taylor Swift and Eras Tour openers Sabrina…
Three CCHS wrestlers place first in Red Hawk Rampage
S On Saturday, Jan. 4, the CCHS wrestling team competed in the Red Hawk Rampage at Stewarts Creek High School with Eli McLean, Jasmine Norris and Ellysia Jennings all placing first in their respective weight classes. In the boys’ tournament,…
Lady Raiders defeat Bartlett, Gannon scores 1,000th point
S On Saturday afternoon, the CCHS Lady Raiders improved to 16-0 with a 58-53 victory over Bartlett in the Granges Crossover Hoopfest at Bethel University. Coming off of their championship victory in the Gulf Shores Christmas Bash at the Beach,…
Planning Commission addresses subdivision sidewalk placement
John Coffelt, Editor The Manchester Planning Commission amended the city’s subdivision regulations during the Dec. 16 meeting to address placement of sidewalks in new subdivisions. The matter came before the board after local developer Allan Howard approached the commission with…
Common John Brewing Company Wins 8 Medals at 2024 Tennessee Championship of Beers
S Common John Brewing Company won eight medals at 2024 Tennessee Championship of Beers, including a prestigious 2nd Place Best of Show for The Darkness Callin’ – Black IPA. “These awards are a testament to the hard work, creativity, and…
St. John steps aside as city engineer
John Coffelt, Editor Manchester City Engineer Scot St. John is stepping aside to allow his associate Adam Carter to assume the role. St. John made the announcement during the Dec. 16 Manchester Planning Commission meeting. “I’ve served with this commission…
Coffee County Farm Bureau Honored with President Award
During the 103rd annual meeting of the Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation, Coffee County Farm Bureau was recognized for its accomplishments and successes from the past year. Coffee County Farm Bureau President AJ Teal was recognized onstage for the county’s exemplary…
Manchester Planning reaffirms annexes plans of service
John Coffelt, Editor Following two public hearings during the Dec. 16 meeting, the Manchester Planning Commission unanimously voted to reaffirm its prior recommendation to recommend annexes that will go before the Board of Mayor and Aldermen in January. The annexes…
Obituaries for January 1
ADAMS Mrs. Margaret Daphyne “Dee” Yates Adams, age 93, of Manchester, passed from this life Monday, Dec. 23, 2024, in Manchester. Mrs. Adams was born in Asbury, Tenn., to her late parents Johnnie Yates and Annette Dick Yates. She worked…
Additional fees may apply: County caught unaware of new high-tech dispatch license fees
John Coffelt, Editor A newly installed Coffee County 911 Communications Center computer aided dispatch (CAD) system will not offer all the bells and whistles promised until each municipality pays an annual user license fee of $1,000 per laptop. The new…
