Old Stone Fort State Archeological Park will be among the Tennessee parks offering volunteer events for TN Promise scholars to fulfill their community service hours.

County officials are satisfied with the operations of the Manchester-Coffee County Center this fiscal year.

A father and his 7-year-old son were riding a dirt bike together in a yard in Hillsboro on Saturday, June 15 around 2:30 p.m., according to Coffee County Sheriff Department Captain Frank Watkins.

Bonnaroo (2019) brought in nearly 80,000 people. Our staff was out in the festival grounds and covering the event. These are some of our photos.

Four administrators of elections were recognized for passing the state certification exam, including Coffee County’s Andy Farrar.

A rerouted greenway extension drew mixed reviews from the Board of Mayor and Aldermen on Tuesday, June 4 during their work session.

The Wailing Loons play in Manchester at the Little Duck River Greenway on Thursday, June 14. The show was a pop-up concert before they head onto the Bonnaroo Farm for their fifth consecutive year.

Hillsboro Volunteer Fire Department, the department that handles fire protection for Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival, offered suggestions for safely cooking and powering campsite to avoid carbon monoxide hazards.

Bonnaroo traffic is still prevalent in Manchester as of Thursday, June 13 around 8:30 a.m., however most major roadways in town are clear. 

It’s not just about religion – the Jesus Tent at Bonnaroo brings a chance to meet the needs of close to 18,000 people who stop by over the course of the festival.

This story has been updated as of Wednesday, June 12 at 10:37 p.m. 

In the words of Childish Gambino’s “This is America,” Bonnaroovians just wanna party.

The Public Building Authority (PBA) met on Friday, June 7 to discuss a new solar panel proposal, recognize Manchester Coffee County Conference Center (MCCCC) employees and give the monthly report.

The Board of Professional Responsibility of the Supreme Court of Tennessee (TBPR) has launched an investigation related to Coffee County Attorney General Craig Northcott’s conduct.

Two separate incidents cause power outages to over 2,380 Duck River Electric Membership subscribers and knocked out power to a portion of Hillsboro Boulevard on Monday, June 10.

Bites of Europe restaurant, 1306 Hillsboro Blvd, Manchester, now offers art classes.

State Senator Janice Bowling (R-Tullahoma) announced she will be holding a series of “listening meetings” to meet with citizens and hear concerns regarding with State Legislature.

Manchester Police Department Chief Mark “Yogi” Yother is strapping on his running shoes to raise awareness and money for the local Special Olympics.

School is out for summer, but kids aren’t done learning thanks to summer camps hosted by Manchester Parks and Recreation. The Science of Cooking, a week-long class that ran from Tuesday, May 28 to Friday, May 31, taught kids science with the reward of being able to eat their lessons.

Coffee County Schools is providing meals to those who need it throughout the month of June and into July.

On July 1, the Manchester Rotary Club will have a new president. Carlan Cotten will hand her title over to President-Elect Taylor Rayfield, who will lead the club for the next year.

Local artist Roger Bennett has been perfecting his woodworking since he was in junior high school. He hopes that his crafts will inspire young people. His art is available at the Community Market Saturdays on the Square in Manchester.

Manchester Fire-Rescue respond to an incident at the Oak Restaurant, 947 Interstate Drive, around 2:15 p.m. on Monday, June 3. The restaurant was closed at the time, but a staff member inside reportedly smelled smoke and called emergency personnel.

Have you been in Snap Fitness Manchester lately? Major changes - more space for weights, big upgrades to cardio equipment, knocked down some walls for more space, new mirrors and barbells, new flooring, new group classes and SO MUCH MORE. Check out this video for more details with Tim Garrett.

Highlights from Thursday's scrimmage matchups at the Patch.

Members of the Coffee County Emergency Services (EMS) have been recognized for their outstanding performance.

Coffee County Mayor Gary Cordell is recovering from an open heart surgery he underwent last Monday, May 20.

Be the Bush (BTB) Ministry and Crisis Center is hosting its first fundraiser banquet on Saturday, June 1.

Summer Kay Lewis, 24, of Manchester, has been reported as missing.

A new Coffee County Judicial Commissioner took his oath of office on Wednesday, May 22.

Locals are invited to participate in the Ride for Kaiden’s Heart event on Saturday, June 1.

The expected deficit of the Manchester-Coffee County Conference Center for the upcoming 2019-2020 fiscal year nears $375,000, according to Rebecca French, general manager of the center.

Anyone looking for a chance to take a step back in time this summer need only look to the Tullahoma Municipal Airport on Saturday, June 1.