In the past 10 years, Coffee and surrounding counties have received an annual act of goodwill taking the form of a Health Fair. This Health Fair has served as a way for United Regional Medical Center, along with participating local medical practitioners, to provide FREE medical services and information to the community regarding their individual health care needs. This year’s event will mark the 10th Annual FREE URMC Health Fair.
United Regional Medical Center is excited to bring new technology to the residents in Manchester. They are now among the visionaries in health care providing an advanced, minimally invasive surgery approach called LESS Surgery. This form of laparoscopic surgery which URMC offers, allows a surgeon to perform an entire operation with one tiny incision made through a patient’s navel (belly button). A traditional laparoscopic surgical procedure requires entry into a
Robin Hood (A Hometown Original Musical) Auditions are rolling into Manchester on Thursday July 26th & Friday July 27th from 5:30-7:30pm at the Duck River Electric Auditorium in Manchester (213 East Fort Street). Auditions are open to kids ages 5-14. No previous theater or musical experience required. Those auditioning are asked to come prepared to sing a one minute portion of their best song a cappella or with CD accompaniment
Bride: Cheria Leigh Lendley Groom: Jason Alan Conkin Date of Wedding 5/5/12 together with their children Utsi @ AEDC Bride Daughter of Wendell and Kayron Bowen and the Granddaughter of Dorothy McCluney and the late Charles “Judge” McCluney Granddaughter of The late Sylvia and Harold KimbrelL all of Tullahoma – Graduate of Practical Nursing @ TTC 2012 – Groom Son of Robin Cobb and Jackie and Sue Conkin of K
Emily Grayson Hamby daughter of Craig and Stacey Semmes Hamby of Murfreesboro and granddaughter of the late Dr. Frank W. Semmes, grandmother, Marty Semmes of Tullahoma and Mr. & Mrs Larry Hamby of Manchester. (Attached file has details) Miss Hamby is required to do fundraising to assist in paying her own travel expenses. If you wish to make a donation or would like to sponsor her on this journey, please
The South of Broadway Players are performing a murder-comedy-murder mystery at 50s & Fiddles, 203 E. Depot St, Shelbyville. Cost of the show is $5. Dates are Mar 17, 24, and 31 at 6:00 and Mar 18 at 1:00. The latter matinee will be a benefit for a 12-yr-old Shelbyville boy with cancer. Call 931-247-3481 for reservations!
Holly Marie Bailey and Brandon Keith Hill were united in marriage in a beach ceremony on July 14, 2011. Holly is the daughter of Don and Metzi Bailey of Normandy, Tn., and the granddaughter of Ruth Tobitt and the late Robert Tobitt and Mary Bailey and the late James Bailey all of Normandy. Holly is a 2005 graduate of Coffee County Central High School. She received an Associate’s Degree in
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