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Abiose wins Sectional High Jump, qualifies for State Meet
S On Monday, Coffee County Middle School’s Naomi Abiose placed first in the high jump event at the AA Section 3 Meet at Creek Wood… Login to continue reading Login…
Matheny death ruled accidental with drugs involved
J The autopsy report by the Center for Forensic Medicine in Nashville concluded that the Tuesday, April 2 death of the late County Mayor Judd… Login to continue reading Login…
Community celebrates Hispanic heritage
J Members of the community celebrated their Hispanic culture with the third annual Festival Hispano Sunday, May 5 at Coffee County Fairgrounds. Organizer Stacy Morales… Login to continue reading Login…
Sewer overflows prompt self-imposed moratorium
JOHN COFFELTEditor A letter from the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation has been sent to the city of Manchester dated April 30 that instructs… Login to continue reading Login…
Local boy killed in accident
S Grayson Ivan Payne, age 6 of Manchester, was killed in an accident on April 29 on Interstate 24. Payne was born on Aug. 4,… Login to continue reading Login…
Bakehouse celebrating first anniversary
N It has been one-year since bakehouse officially opened its colorful pink door, offering up an array of tasty treats for community members to enjoy.… Login to continue reading Login…
Saner and Nogodula win CTC Doubles Title
S This past Saturday, Coffee County Middle School’s Isabelle Saner and Jenslee Nogodula placed first in the Central Tennessee Conference Tennis Doubles Championship. The two… Login to continue reading Login…
Crosslin signs with Lindsey Wilson College
S On Tuesday, the CCCHS Wrestling Team announced that senior member Sara Crosslin signed her letter of intent to wrestle at Lindsey Wilson College. Crosslin… Login to continue reading Login…
Betty Lou Rayburn Plemons
Manchester resident and Coffee County, native Betty Lou Rayburn Plemons, age 86, was born October 14, 1937 and died May 6, 2024 at her residence… Login to continue reading Login…
Baby Farm Day returns to Hickerson Elementary
N Wednesday marked the second year for the event, which was inspired by the old Farm City Day events that were popular in the county… Login to continue reading Login…
