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Duck River Electric hosts free Home Energy Workshops
Duck River Electric will hold a free home energy workshop in Manchester at 6 p.m., Thursday, April 23, at the DREMC office at 209 East Fort Street.

CCCHS juniors place second at state competition
Coffee County Central High School juniors Jacob Gilley and Jorja Johnson recently brought home second place at the statewide Junior Chef Competition held by the Department of Education School Nutrition Program on March 6 at Nashville State Community College.

Historical Society brings celebration plans to Capital Outlay
C offee County Historical Society volunteer Sandra McMullin Bennett asked the Coffee County Capital Outlay Committee for permission for the group to use the courthouse grounds for a celebratory event in the summer.

City to seek injunction concerning excessive records requests
D uring its March 3 meeting, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted to move forward in the process of filing an injunctive relief lawsuit against a member of the public related to the volume of records requests made to the city.

Fisherman discovers body on Normandy Lake
G ame wardens with the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) responded Sunday afternoon, March 8, at approximately 3:30 p.m., to a report of a possible missing boater on Normandy Lake in Coffee County Tennessee.

Library closed because of reported mold
T he Capital Outlay Committee took immediate action to close the Coffee County Manchester Public Library Thursday, March 6 after Library Director Pauline Vaughn presented members with test results showing elevated mold spores present at the facility.
‘Tired of fighting the same fight everyday’
Mayor addresses sewer woes, pledges long-term planning


Manchester VFW Post 10904 receives Governor’s Volunteer Stars Award
M anchester’s Veterans of Foreign Wars All-American Post 10904 recently received the 2025 Governor’s Volunteer Stars Award (GVSA) for nonprofit organization, for the East Tennessee Region.

Brown recognized for helping save family from fire
W hat started as a small puff of smoke rising in the distance from a home on Powell Drive could have cost a local family their lives if not for the decisive action of a Manchester Police officer.
