July 22, 2026
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Reduced turnover prompts additional incentives in new budget
Citing reduced employee turnover, Mayor Joey Hobbs presented during the May 5 Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting an initial budget plan that includes additional internal incentives and benefits for city employees.
City seeks flood control grant for Skinner Flat
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved during the May 5 meeting a resolution authorizing the application of a $2.7 million grant to cover flood control on Skinner Flat Road.
SkillsUSA team scores gold
Atrio of Coffee County Central High School students scored big recently at this year’s SkillsUSA State Leadership and Skills Conference.
Larry Bowen Letter to editor
( Editor’s Note: Lindsey Graham is a United States Senator representing the state of South Carolina, not Kentucky.)
Taylor Brinkley signs with Georgia Highlands for volleyball
High school graduation may be right around the corner, but Taylor Brinkley’s volleyball career is not coming to an end any time soon.
Lemonade Day returning May 14
The only thing better than a cool glass of lemonade on a warm summer day is knowing that lemonade is helping to teach young minds about entrepreneurship and community involvement.
Late Warren surge costs Lady Raiders in postseason opener
E DITOR’S NOTE: Coverage of this past Monday’s district tournament game against Cookeville can be found online at www.manchestertimes. com and in next week’s print edition.
Ten years already?!?
If my memory serves me correctly which at this point is a 50-50 shot at best, this week marks exactly 10 years since I graduated with a B.S. Degree in Print Journalism.
Youth Librarian alleges sudden termination is retaliation
Coffee County Manchester Public Library’s Youth Librarian Daphanie Gragg alleged in a public statement on April 27 that her termination earlier in the day was due to retaliation from her employers stemming from claims of work-related medical conditions.
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