New lighting system unveiled at CHS football field

This fall, Friday night lights will take on a whole new meaning for Coffee County football players and fans at Carden-Jarrell Field. The stadium’s brand-new lighting system recently became operational, with all-new features including multiple colors and dancing lights.
Duck River Electric hosts free Home Energy Workshops
Duck River Electric will hold a free home energy workshop in Manchester at 6 p.m., Thursday, April 23, at the DREMC office at 209 East Fort Street.
Supporting Children in the Aftermath of Tragedy
This week, our neighbors in Warren County are mourning the loss of a mother and her 8-year-old daughter. The little girl was a student at Hickory Creek Elementary, and I’ve been made aware that many of the students are emotionally and mentally hurting as a result of this incident.
Not just a Great one

My life was incredibly blessed by the ability to meet and get to know five of my great grandparents.
Going back is hard sometimes
It had been 32 years since I had walked the halls of Tullahoma High School. It was a short walk from my house, last Thursday night, to see my younger boy’s art, a blue crayon panting that was featured in the Tullahoma City School’s Fine Arts Night.
Buller to play Park Theater
Becky Buller will perform at the Park Theater in McMinnville at 7 p.m., Saturday, March 21 at 115 W Main St., McMinnville. Buller is the recipient of 10 IBMA awards, including the 2016 Fiddler and Female Vocalist. “It’s always extra fun to get to play for the home folks,” Buller said. “This will be our first time at the beautifully restored Park Theater in McMinnville. Our show is part of their first-ever bluegrass series. Come on out and help us pack the place. Let’s show them that they need to bring more bluegrass and Americana roots music to town. Coffee County and surrounding area residents no longer need go far to experience high-quality entertainment from around the world. Thanks to all the people who are keeping the lights on for the arts.”
Maroon Raccoon to offer pet-friendly shopping

Shopping on Manchester’s Historic Square isn’t just for humans anymore.
CCCHS juniors place second at state competition

Coffee County Central High School juniors Jacob Gilley and Jorja Johnson recently brought home second place at the statewide Junior Chef Competition held by the Department of Education School Nutrition Program on March 6 at Nashville State Community College.
Lady Raiders fall to Bradley in region semifinals

F or the third straight year, Coffee County girls’ basketball’s season came to an end at the hands of Bradley Central.
Sports Week at a Glance March 11-March 18
Wednesday, March 11
