May 12, 2026
News
Man killed in fall at Old Stone Fort
A Nashville man hiking with his girlfriend at Old Stone Fort Park fell to his death this past Thursday, losing his balance as he swatted at an insect before plummeting over 20 feet over a cliff.
Jenny Anthony announces re-election for Circuit Court Clerk
Jenny Anthony has announced her reelection campaign for Coffee County Circuit Court Clerk. Her announcement reads as submitted: Dear Citizens of Coffee County,
Kelsie Parks Adams announces run for Coffee County Circuit Court Clerk
Kelsie Parks Adams announced her run for Coffee County Circuit Court Clerk. Her announcement follows as submitted: As the May 5th Republican Primary approaches, Kelsie Parks Adams continues her campaign for Circuit Court Clerk, centering her message on the core values of Accuracy, Accountability, and Approachable leadership.
County Schools approve 2% employee pay raises
All Coffee County School employees will receive a 2% raise in pay for the upcoming 2026-2027 school year as approved by the Coffee County School Board at their April 13 meeting.
Bridge begins move to new home
Bridge begins move to new home
Mayor suggests shifting water billing to finance dept.
D uring the budget discussion for the Manchester Water and Sewer Department at the April 10 Water Commission meeting, Mayor Joey Hobbs discussed a plan to move billing into the city Finance Department.
Property Assessor to complete reappraisal
Coffee County’s Property Assessor’s Office will complete the next four-year reappraisal cycle this year as required by the state.
No apology from County Commission
During the April 14 meeting, the Coffee County Commission walked back on a move to provide the local VFW post a formal letter of apology in response to statements made by one commissioner during the March 10 meeting.
Safe at Home protects against abusers
With April being Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Secretary of State Tre Hargett reminds Tennesseans of the ‘Safe at Home’ program, a life-saving program offered through his office. The ‘Safe at Home’ Address Confidentiality Program and ‘Tennessee Businesses Against Trafficking’ continue to provide resources throughout the year to protect victims of sexual assault.
Amacher announces run for County Clerk
Jenna Amacher has officially announced her candidacy for Coffee County Clerk. Her announcement follows as submitted: Jenna Amacher has officially announced her candidacy for Coffee County Clerk in the Republican primary, emphasizing stewardship, structure, and community-focused service as the foundation of her campaign.