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Manchester City School to expand central office
John Coffelt, Editor Manchester City Schools presented a site plan at the Sept. 15 Manchester Planning Commission meeting for an addition to the Parks Street facility that houses Central Office.…
Gill’s still got it
Matthew Burnette, Staff Writer It was a pleasant surprise, despite the somber circumstances, to see Vince Gill performing his hit “Go Rest High on that Mountain” alongside Lainey Wilson at…
Olive Oil is Easier Than Ever to Cook With. Here’s Why
(StatePoint) Olive oil, fundamental to good living in the Mediterranean region and beyond, is a healthy, delicious ingredient that’s now easier than ever to include in everything from salads and…
CHS golf takes district titles
B The Coffee County golf team kicked off the postseason with the TSSAA Division I Class AA district tournament at the Bear Trace at Tim’s Ford Monday morning. Both the…
City addresses EPA audit
John Coffelt, Editor An audit performed in October of 2024 of the Manchester Wastewater Treatment Plant has resulted in an Administrative Order of Consent proceeding with the city of Manchester.…
Obituaries for Sept. 24
AZBELL Billy Leroy Azbell, of Manchester, a beloved husband, brother, father, and grandfather, passed away on Sept. 15, 2025, just days before his 79th birthday. He was born on Sept.…
Hunt begins effort to preserve Riverview school
Matthew Burnette, Staff Writer Coffee County Mayor Dennis Hunt announced in a social media post on Wednesday Sept. 17 that he nominated the old Riverview School on Emerson Street in…
Savoring every drop at Common John’s Last Beerfest on Earth (maybe)
M For the last half-decade, Common John Brewing Company has provided Manchester craft beer enthusiasts with the ability to enjoy distinctive local brews they can call their own. No need…
Lady Raiders fall in Dream for Weave championship match
B The Coffee County volleyball team took a break from its road slate to host the Dream for Weave Southern Slam Saturday. The Lady Raiders went 5-1 over the course…
Cuts to Health and Nutrition Services May Be Putting Babies at Risk
(StatePoint) Among the many implications of the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” signed into law this past July 4, are cuts to health and nutrition benefits for millions of Americans, which…
