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BREAKING: Judge rules in favor of Amacher, alderman keeps seat
C In the conclusion of the trial of the State of Tennessee against Alderman Jenna Amacher, Judge Robert Carter determined Amacher was a resident of… Login to continue reading Login…
Amacher on trial
C District Attorney Craig Northcott and Alderman Jenna Amacher, represented by Larry Crain, of Crain Law Group in Brentwood, appeared before Judge Robert Carter at… Login to continue reading Login…
Brice put on leave without cause
It is very apparent to me (others feel the same way), that Ms. Brice was put on Administrative Leave without cause, other than possibly making… Login to continue reading Login…
Protect our Children
In the Republican Response to Biden’s SOTU address, Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders communicated “Normal, not Crazy” as the conservative agenda in contrast to the Democrats. … Login to continue reading Login…
Coffee County celebrates Extension Month
March is Extension Month in Tennessee. Extension is a national educational program supported by USDA through the nation’s land-grant universities and administered with funding from… Login to continue reading Login…
Annual prescribed burn season is approaching at Arnold AFB
A This spring, the natural resources staff at Arnold Air Force Base will work with the Air Force Wildland Fire Branch to conduct prescribed burns… Login to continue reading Login…
Frances Tucker turns 100
Frances Tucker celebrated her 100th birthday this past week, sharing the centennial with scores of friends and family. Her son, Richard Tucker, one of her… Login to continue reading Login…
Ross Dress for Less opens March 4
KYLE MURPHYStaff Writer Tullahoma’s retail market continues to grow as Ross Dress for Less is set to open its doors this Saturday, March 4. The… Login to continue reading Login…
Man drowns after jumping into Duck River
The body of a man who dove into the Duck River in neighboring Bedford County last week has been recovered after extensive dragging operations near… Login to continue reading Login…
Coffee gets in $292K in opioid settlement funds
DUANE SHERRILLEditor Coffee County will get $292,030.12 in its first payment from the Tennessee Opioid Abatement Council’s opioid lawsuit settlement. Tennessee’s Opioid Abatement Council is… Login to continue reading Login…
