Manchester City Schools will be closed Monday, Nov. 7 due to illness, district officials said Friday
Manchester City Schools will be closed Monday, Nov. 7
- Nathan Havenner
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Nathan Havenner
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In recent meetings, a majority of the Manchester Board of Aldermen had expressed concerns, or moreover dissatisfaction, with the insurance plans offered to city employees.
Three members of the Coffee County Central High School wrestling team were recognized by the Board of Education during its regular meeting March 13 for their achievements at the TSSAA State Competition.
Known as “the cradle of the Tennessee Walking Horse,” the town of Wartrace, Tennessee continues to celebrate the iconic horse breed, and is home to a museum unlike any other in the nation.
Coffee County Schools has formally accepted the donation of a new LED sign for its baseball and softball programs that will help with the upkeep of The Crethan Hansert Memorial Hitting Facility through the advertising revenue it generates.
Manchester Chamber of Commerce held its third Be the Bush ribbon cutting with the opening of the recovery ministry’s BtB Discounts, located at 105 Hillsboro Boulevard.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) is proud to announce Scotland Stewart, a Franklin County High School sophomore in Winchester, Tennessee, was named first place national winner, and recipient of the $35,000 T.C. Selman Memorial Scholarship award, in its 2022-2023 Voice of Democracy scholars…
The Manchester Arts Center is offering homeschool students in grades ninth through 12th the opportunity for a night of music and dancing at the first locally offered homeschool prom.
Coffee County Central High School held the first Prom Fashion Show in over five years on Monday, March 6, sponsored by Decherd’s Belles and Beaus.
The Board of Mayor and Alderman approved a first reading of an ordinance amending the water department policy regarding cut-offs.
After a brief fight on how the plan will be implemented, the Board of Mayor and Alderman passed the first reading of a resolution that will end the weekly pay cycles for two remaining departments in the city starting July 1.

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