Coffee County continues to trend in the right direction ranking 21st in the state of Tennessee in Tourism Expenditures, the first county in the rankings that does not operate a Convention and Visitors Bureau. In 2019 each household across Coffee County saved $414.16 in local taxes thanks to tourism expenditures, up from $396.92 in 2018. …
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The Tennessee Department of Health has confirmed additional cases and deaths related to COVID-19 across the state on Tuesday, August 25. Forty additional coronavirus-related deaths were reported Tuesday. TDH has attributed 1,628 deaths to COVID-19. Of the total number of cases, 108,035 Tennesseans are now considered recovered from the virus and 35,754 cases remain active. *Bedford …
Tennessee is facing a lawsuit over Republican Gov. Bill Lee’s decision to let counties issue certain orders to curb the COVID-19 pandemic, citing their ability to require people to wear masks. The group Citizens for Limited Government and Constitutional Integrity, also known as Tennessee Stands, and two individuals filed the lawsuit Monday. The lawsuit claims …
The Red Raiders traveled to Shelbyville on Tuesday night for a big conference game against Harris Middle School. Cole Pippenger scored twice, and Caiden Martin returned a fumble for a touchdown in the 19-16 victory for Coffee County. With just under a minute to go in the game and Harris on the 2-yard line set …
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The University of Tennessee announced on Tuesday that Neyland Stadium will allow 25% of capacity to attend the home opener on October 3 against Missouri. Approximately 26,000 fans will be available to the game and tickets will be distributed to season ticket holders based on their annual gift amount and donor rank. The Vols will …
The uncertainty surrounding Metro Nashville Public Schools athletics became even more unclear Tuesday afternoon when schools director Adrienne Battle said sports would be postponed “until further notice.” After initially postponing sports thru Labor Day. Tuesday, the health department on Tuesday recommended sports not be played while a participating school is virtual only. Battle said Metro schools …
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