The Coffee County Manchester Public Library will hold the annual author signing from 10 a.m.- 1 p.m. on Jan. 14 starting this year’s adult reading program, A Winter’s Tale.
Featured authors include J.L. Lawrence, Darcy Flynn, Dr. Lona Bailey, Dr. Elizabeth Taylor, Jeanne Hardt, Heather Beck, Greg Brooks, Michael Oliver, Lori Smith, Jane Campbell, D.L. Holliday, H L Robertson, Sheila Robertson, Jenna Cossey, Jane Lusk, Kelly Rich, Michael Shoulders and R.D. Sherrill.
Fill out a “passport” for a chance to win the raffle prize.
Check out books, Jan. 14-Feb. 11 from the library or through the READS app for prizes and more.
The Coffee County Commission approved the application for equipment for the proposed new Heath Department but county officials failed to notice that with the grant there was a $98,000 match.
The Coffee County Industrial Board has set in motion the use of about $1.2 million in special industrial taxes for much-needed repairs at the Coffee County Interstate Park.
For Wayne Wolford Sr., founder of the Black History Museum of Warren County Tennessee, it all comes down to education. A 20-year veteran of the U.S. Army, Wolford founded the museum in March 2021 with the goal of not only preserving the history of the area’s Black community, but also educati…
Coffee County Budget and Finance approved a budget amendment that if approved by the Coffee County Full Commission will fund new cameras, keyless entry locks to a secured judges’ areas and firearm storage safe at the Coffee County Justice Center.
The Coffee County Health, Welfare and Recreation Committee has given St. John Engineering of Manchester the go-ahead to work on an updated design for a new Coffee County Animal Control facility.
Local singer/songwriter Macy Tabor's newest release "Trying To Be Me" has taken the top spot and has gone to number one on the Chart Toppers We Do Hits chart for the week of Jan. 12 for Country Indy Mix.
The site plan presented for approval at the Manchester Planning Commission Jan. 19 meeting for a development at 738 Hillsboro Blvd, the former location of Dotson’s produce stand shows that the owners Mitch Umbarger will raze the structure and build a new structure in its place.
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