August 25, 2026
Local News
Aldermen reject reduction of public notice
The city of Tullahoma will continue giving seven days public notice for its board meetings as an attempt to reduce the number to five days was shot down due to the lack of a majority vote.
Sebourn, Glick clash over agenda
How items are placed on the official board of mayor and aldermen agenda brought some back-and-forth between Mayor Lynn Sebourn and two outgoing aldermen who got their final say in on their last meeting on the board.
Flock Camera town hall meeting called
Atown hall to discuss Flock Cameras has been called for Aug. 21 at the Coffee County Veterans building in Manchester.
Flocking together – City tackles plate reader issue
With the controversy over the use of flock cameras at the forefront pitting invasion of privacy against community safety, outgoing Alderman Kurt Glick suggested the future board of mayor and aldermen take action when it comes to use of license plate readers during his final meeting as a member of the board.
$1.9 billion contract strengthens Air Force Test Enterprise
As part of a new $1.9 billion Air Force Test Center enterprise contract, the Arnold Engineering Development Complex will receive $523.9 million in technical and management advisory support through Sept. 30, 2031, reinforcing AEDC’s role in delivering worldclass developmental test and evaluation capabilities for the Department of the Air Force.
Jack offers Angel’s Share
The Jack Daniel Distillery introduces Distillery Series #17, a batch proof High Angel’s Share Tennessee Whiskey, as the latest innovation in its line of experimental whiskeys.
Bradley attorney files counter in landmark public records suit
An attorney representing county UGB resident Sarah Bradley has filed a response and Motion for Judgement related to a Complaint for Injunctive Relief submitted to the Coffee County Circuit Court…
Photographer charged with theft
A sports photographer was arrested on Aug. 14 in Knoxville after a Coffee County Grand Jury returned an indictment against her for theft of property. According to Chief Investigator Brandon…
RN to BSN online in one year
The University of Tennessee Health Sciences College of Nursing has opened an RN to BSN program for registered nurses (RN) to earn their Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree completely online in just 12 months.