Coffee County has 5,758 probable/confirmed cases. The County has 345 active cases and 84 deaths related to the pandemic, according to the Department of Health.Â

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Coffee County has 5,732 probable/confirmed cases. The County has 350 active cases and 82 related to the pandemic, according to the Department of Health.
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.
Coffee County currently has limited vaccine availability. Currently the County is vaccinating those 75 and older and those involved in a medical setting and those involved with children. Vaccines are being given out at the Coffee County fair grounds Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. As of today…
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 has 5,628 probable/confirmed cases. The County has 482 active cases and 82 deaths related to the pandemic, according to the Department of Health.
Coffee County has 5,529 probable/confirmed cases. The County has 464 active cases and 81 deaths related to the pandemic, according to the Department of Health.
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.
Coffee County has 5,513 probable/confirmed cases. The Countu has 492 active cases and 81 deaths related to the pandemic, according to the Department of Health.
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.
Coffee County has 5,432 probable/confirmed cases. The County has 553 active cases and 79 deaths related to the pandemic, according to the Department of Health.
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.
Coffee County Health Department has announced limited COVIS-19 vaccine supplies, so it will be following the state’s phased approach to vaccination.Â
Coffee County has 5,401 probable/confirmed cases. The County has 628 active cases and 76 deaths related to the pandemic, according to the Department of Health.
Coffee County has 5,342 probable/confirmed cases. The County has 606 active cases and 76 deaths related to the pandemic, according to the Department of Health.
Coffee County has 5, 312 probable/confirmed cases. The County has 581 active cases and 74 deaths related to the pandemic, according to the Department of Health.
Coffee County has 5,281 confirmed/probable cases. The County has 582 active cases and 72 related to the pandemic, according to the Department of Health.
Coffee County has 5,190 probable/confirmed cases. The County has 545 active cases and 72 related to the pandemic, according to the Department of Health.
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.
Coffee County has 5,132 probable/confirmed cases. The County has 539 active cases and 72 deaths related to the pandemic, according to the Department of Health.
Coffee County has 5,088 probable/confirmed cases. The County has 569 active cases and 70 deaths related to the pandemic, according to the Department of Health.
Coffee County has 5,070 probable/confirmed cases. The County has 564 active cases and 69 deaths related to the pandemic, according to the Department of Health.
UPDATE JAN. 4: Limited number of vaccines available for Coffee County Â
Coffee County has 5,028 probable/confirmed cases. The County has 547 active cases and 65 deaths related to the pandemic, according to the Department of Health.
With the increase in remote working across the country many Americans have began to move away from bigger metro areas like Nashville into towns. According to a Lendingtree study, Nashville has the third most people moving away from the city, and the areas that are the most popular to move to…
Coffee County has 4,916 confirmed/probable cases. The County has 571 active cases and 65 deaths related to the pandemic.
Tennessee to begin age-based vaccination
BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee wants to make members aware that it will cover the administration cost for all coronavirus vaccines that receive Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval and emergency use authorization.
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee today announced a call for the Tennessee General Assembly to convene for a special legislative session on January 19, 2021 to address urgent issues facing Tennessee students and schools in the 2021-22 school year.
Coffee County has 4,799 probable/confirmed cases. The County has 598 active cases and 65 deaths related to the pandemic, according to the Department of Health.
Coffee County has 4,612 probable/confirmed cases. The County has 699 active cases and 64 deaths related to the pandemic, according to the Department of Health.
Coffee County has 4,586 probable/confirmed cases. The County has 745 active cases and 61 deaths related to the pandemic, according to the Department of Health.
Coffee County has 4,518 probable/confirmed cases. The County has 778 active cases and 60 deaths related to the pandemic, according to the Department of Health.
Coffee County has 4,481 probable/confirmed cases. The County has 876 active cases and 58 deaths related to the pandemic, according to the Department of Health.
With Governor Lee's Executive Order 70 in effect, the Recreation Complex has implemented changes until Jan. 19, 2021.Â
Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine Arriving at Coffee County Health Department
Gov. Bill Lee remarks on the COVID-19 pandemic:
Due to the amount of tests that came in on Dec. 19 the Department of Health released the Covid-19 data for both days on Dec. 20.
Coffee County Sheriff’s Department will do non-emergency reports over the phone due to COVID-19.Â
First Lady Maria Lee has tested positive for COVID-19.
Coffee County has 4,249 probable/confirmed cases. The County has 782 active cases and 53 deaths related to the pandemic, according to the Department of Health.
While the number of COVID-19 cases are spiking in the area, prompting the city and county governments to roll back in-person services once again, outside reports may be misleading when it comes to those numbers.
Today, the Tennessee Department of Health announced the state of Tennessee expects to receive its first shipment of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine on or around Dec. 21.
Due to the rising numbers in COVID-19 cases in Coffee County, Coffee County Government buildings will be closing their offices to the public, effective beginning Monday, Dec. 21. This will include all Offices at Coffee County Administrative Plaza, the public libraries, and all other county b…
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