Coffee County Teacher’s Association has questioned Gov. Bill Lee’s recent executive order that would give parents the option to opt out of any local school’s mask mandate.

Each day it becomes very fearful to watch the News on T.V.  Stories about the Delta Variant covers the entire news broadcast.  Every channel repeatedly has Doctors and Scientist telling all of us how dangerous this virus has become.  I believe the majority of reporters, and news agency, have…

Arnold Air Force Base requires all individuals regardless of their vaccination status to wear a mask indoors, according to a Arnold AFB Services announcement. 

According to a statement by the Director of Coffee County Manchester Public Library Pauline Vaughn, The Coffee County Library Board voted to open the libraries without restrictions by a vote of 4-3 at the May 14 meeting.  "I would ask our community to understand it may take a few days to get…

A Williamson County verdict Monday concerning a school district mask mandate will likely set a precedent concerning a local lawsuit challenging the since-repealed Coffee County Schools’ mandate.

Getting inoculated for COVID-19 has gotten even easier, as Coffee County is now offering a walk-in option at its health departments.

The Coffee County Health Department announced today it is offering walk-in options for individuals to receive a COVID-19 vaccine.  Appointments are still available but not required.  

 The Coffee County Health Department is expanding vaccine eligibility and offering extended hours to increase access to COVID-19 vaccination in the community.

According to information provided by provided by Johns Hopkins University, 9,455 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been administered as of Feb. 25

Walmart will soon begin offering vaccinations at local pharmacies, the retail stores announced Feb. 9. 

Coffee County has received $835,500 from the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, according to Coffee County Director of Accounts and Budgets Marianna Edinger.

My column concerning our “Will you take the vaccine” poll left me with conclusion that the coronavirus conspiracies are too broad to address in one story. From Bill Gates and nanotech to Walmart and Chinese communist, these conspiracies would be entertaining if not for the misinformation tha…

On Jan. 11, the Coffee County School board approved a policy regarding COVID-19 sick leave.

Tennessee Housing Development Agency is currently awaiting further guidance from the US Treasury regarding rent relief funds designated as part of the Covid-19 Rent Relief Act of 2020.

Over 750 Soldiers and Airmen with the Tennessee National Guard are part of a 25,000 member National Guard task force supporting the 59th Presidential Inauguration and assisting with security for the U.S. Capitol and other Federal properties in Washington, D.C.

The Tennessee Supreme Court on Jan. 15 an order extending the suspension of most in-person hearings to March 31, 2021.

Coffee County Health Department will continue to do COVID-19 testing and vaccinations at the Coffee County Fairgrounds by day.

Coffee County Manchester Public Library will  open utilizing curbside services only Jan. 19.

Manchester Recreation Department Complex has updated some of its COVID-19 restrictions.

Overwhelmed because of the COVID-19 pandemic and understaffed, Coffee County Emergency Medical Services (EMS) has not transported patients outside of the county.

The Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen discussed on Jan. 5 a resolution regarding the spending freeze for the city. When the budget for Fiscal Year 2020-2021 was approved several months ago, BOMA implemented a spending freeze. The board decided on Jan. 5 to continue with the freeze and p…

Motlow State Community College leadership plans a return to on-campus instruction and activities by Fall 2021. The plan is contingent upon the status and spread of the Covid-19 virus. Leadership will make the final determination of the College’s on-ground Fall 2021 plan later this summer. Cu…

Coffee County facilities will open to the public Tuesday, Jan. 19, according to Coffee County Mayor Gary Cordell. Cordell made the announcement during the Jan. 12 Coffee County Commission’s meeting.

State Sen. Janice Bowling (R-Tullahoma) has signed onto a bill that would remove restrictions on religious exemptions for vaccines for the next legislative session of the Tennessee General Assembly.

Today, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee announced a new digital tool to help inform Tennesseans when they will be eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.