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Obituaries for Dec. 25
GRIBBLE Mrs. Dorothy Elizabeth Gribble, age 91, of Manchester, passed away Sunday, Dec. 15, 2024. Mrs. Gribble was born June 22, 1933 to the late… Login to continue reading Login…
Ben Lomand Connect concludes annual food drive
S Ben Lomand Connect concluded its month-long food drive on December 13, successfully collecting 1,705 food items for local food banks across its service territory. … Login to continue reading Login…
State grant projected to cover Hillsboro stoplight upgrades
John Coffelt, Editor Coffee County Mayor Dennis Hunt briefed Budget and Finance Committee members during the Dec. 17 meeting about a potential Tennessee Department of… Login to continue reading Login…
Lady Raiders claim DTC Classic Championship
S Christmas came a little early for the CCHS Lady Raiders in the form of a 74-35 win over Cumberland County in the DTC Christmas… Login to continue reading Login…
Old Chef Creations come seasoned with 40 years of experience
MATTHEW BURNETTE, Staff Writer Ninety-eight square feet may not sound like a lot of kitchen space, especially when you factor in all the equipment you… Login to continue reading Login…
MELTON
Mr. Noah Dossett (N.D.) Melton, age 86, passed to his heavenly home on Dec. 13, 2024. He was born on born January 5, 1938, in… Login to continue reading Login…
STACY
Brenda Vaughn Stacy, age 81, of Manchester, passed away on Monday, Dec. 16, 2024, under the care of Alive Hospice of Murfreesboro. She was born… Login to continue reading Login…
Sam Harper Named Coffee County E911 Director
John Coffelt, Editor Sam Harper Named Coffee County E911 Director The Coffee County Communications Center Board, led by Chairman Missy DeFord, unanimously voted to appoint… Login to continue reading Login…
Red Raiders battle back with win over Colts
S On Saturday, the CCHS Red Raiders closed out the Jeff Taylor Classic with a 48-17 win over Glencliff at Tullahoma. After losing their tournament… Login to continue reading Login…
Barnes reaches 1,000 points, Lady Raiders win big over Clinton
S On Saturday, Natalie Barnes became the latest Coffee County player to make the 1,000-point club and the Lady Raiders won their second game of… Login to continue reading Login…
