Various alleged traffic violations have led to multiple traffic stops by Decherd Police and now six people have been arrested. All are facing at least drug charges. Not all were traveling together. Arrested were Phillip Ashley, of Cowan. Timothy Marshall, of Estill Springs. William Storm Horton, of Decherd. Annabelle Lee, and Marquel Hickerson, of Tullahoma …
The North Coffee County Volunteer Fire Department were called to a structure fire at 3 a.m. Wednesday morning. The fire was reported to be a barn with homes in the area. Other volunteer departments responded to assist at the scene near the 1500 block of Crews Hollow Road. Upon arrival firefighters determined the structure was …
Structure Fire Early Wednesday Morning in North Coffee County Read More »
45 year Thomas (Matthew) Sullenger was killed in a two-vehicle crash late Tuesday afternoon in the Mulberry community. Sullenger grew up in Moore County, but was living and working in Lincoln County. According to the Tennessee Highway Patrol report, Sullenger was driving east on the Lynchburg Highway in Mulberry around 5:30 p.m. when for …
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A former Roswell New Mexico High School student who attempted to hire someone over the internet to murder two teenage girls was sentenced to five years supervised probation Wednesday as part of a plea agreement. The sentence against Colton Beall, 18, will be deferred pending successful completion of his five-year probationary period in exchange for …
The Tennessee Department of Health has confirmed additional cases of COVID-19 across the state on Wednesday, May 27, 2020. The health department reported 341 new cases, bringing the state to a total of 21,306 cases, a 2% day-to-day increase since Tuesday. TDH also confirmed 10 additional deaths, bringing Tennessee up to 353 total deaths. Out …
Tennessee COVID-19 Report: Deaths Rate Climbs, but Active Cases Drop Slightly Read More »
Nationwide, the youth unemployment rate during the coronavirus pandemic is the highest it has been since the Great Depression, and some are calling for creating a new Civilian Conservation Corps to help rebuild the country’s parks and public lands at a time of national crisis. Michael Butler, CEO of the Tennessee Wildlife Federation, says from …
Reviving a Depression-Era Program Could Put Young People to Work Read More »
