Coffee County Central High School Senior Emaleigh Tarpley signs with Cumberland University.
-Staff photo by John Coffelt
Coffee County Central High School student and Lady Raider basketball player Emaleigh Tarpley has signed her intent to play for Cumberland University. Cumberland University Women Basketball Head Coach Scott Blum said that Tarpley played excellent in the AAU Tournament in Louisville, Ky.
“She will bring her hard work and tenacity. The things that she does a lot of the times don’t show up on a scoreboard. She will take charge…her intensity and she’s a great teammate,” Blum said.
Blum noted that the team is losing about seven seniors and hopes that Tarpley will step in and help out.
Cumberland Senior Abby Morgan, a 1,000 point scorer while at CHS, is one of the players graduating this year.
Tarpley will enroll in the nursing program at Cumberland University.
Manchester’s Unity Hospital CEO Martha Henley has been named one of the “177 Women Hospital Presidents and CEOs to Know” by Becker’s Hospital Review.
Summer classes to run biweekly June through August
Coffee County Central High School held its Class of 2023 commencement exercises Friday, May 26 at Carden-Jerrell Field, honoring 348 listed graduates.
Coffee County Rescue Squad’s 60 Years of Volunteering offered the public a glimpse of the tools and techniques of the trade. Pictured, a youth tries on a full-face scuba regulator, while other children hall a training dummy up an incline in a Stokes basket. Coffee County’s all-volunteer team…
The Coffee County Senior Parade has fast grown from an emergency pandemic measure to a community-sponsored event that embraces the uniqueness of each participating member of the Class of 2023.
What is being called an outdated ordinance, one that potentially limits a majority of landowners in the county from dividing their land is being challenged by the Coffee County Planning Commission.
Members of the Coffee County Virtual Academy Class of 2023 gathered with their families and friends for a sunset graduation ceremony on the historic Manchester town square Thursday, May 25.
Where some people see a pile of aged wood and rusty metal, local artisans Anthony Earhart and Jessica Hannon see an opportunity to craft handmade barn wood crosses.
While 219 Coffee County Sheriff Department seized firearms have been declared in essence surplus, they will not be available to the public for purchase in the coming months due to a plan to trade them in for a cost savings.
Manchester residents will soon be paying more for their city water services following a 19% hike on water rates that was approved, along with its annual budget, by the Manchester Water and Sewer Commission during a recent meeting.
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