November 9, 2026
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Johnson competes at state cross country meet
MATT TYSON Staff Writer Coffee County’s cross country season came to an end at the state championship level Thursday. Racing in the TSSAA Cross Country State Championship Meet at Shelby…
Raiders beat Shelbyville on senior night
MATT TYSON Staff Writer Coffee County football closed out its regular season with a victory Friday night. Hosting Shelbyville Central for Class 6A Region 6 matchup, the Red Raiders came…
EMS director to retire
Coffee County Emergency Medical Service Chief Michael Bonner announced during the June 18 Ambulance Authority Meeting that he will retire at the end of July.
JE Sartain water line vote postponed after unanimous finance committee approval
Ahalf-decade old attempt by the rural residents of JE Sartain Road to get city water was again delayed by the Coffee County Commission during the October meeting after a budget amendment to cover the cost of the pipe was removed from the agenda.
Ascension St. Thomas to add ambulance station in county
The Coffee County Ambulance Authority approved during the Oct. 15 meeting a new commercial EMS station operated by Ascension St. Thomas at Unity Hospital.
City blocks Belmont Dr. subdivision apartments
Arequest for a special exception that would have allowed the developers of a land lot on Belmont Drive to build multifamily dwellings was denied during the Oct. 19 meeting of the Manchester Board of Zoninga Appeals.
Safe on Square returns this Friday
Manchester’s annual Safe on the Square will be held from 3-5 p.m. on the Historic Manchester Square.
Finance Committee meeting postponed due to lack of quorum
The business scheduled to be addressed during the Oct. 20 meeting of the Manchester Finance Committee will be handled during an upcoming special call meeting.
Little Leaf amends site plan
Little Leaf Farms on Asbury Road submitted plans during the Manchester Planning Commission Oct. 19 meeting to amend its current site plan and add two additional structures at their facility.
Industrial Board converts extra cash to CDs
The Coffee County Industrial Board approved a recommendation by its finance committee to convert monies over $1 million into two $200,000 CDs.