By Joyce Prusak Executive Director of Coffee County Children’s Advocacy Center Have you ever thought that people who abuse children would look weird and strange – that something about them would just be off? Think again. Perpetrators can often look and act just like everyone else. Neighbors, friends, and family members can be abusers. Abusers …
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The Tullahoma Police Department needs your assistance identifying a person of interest in ongoing case. He was allegedly involved in an incident at a local business on January 20, 2022. If you have any information, please contact Detective Johnny Gore at 931-455-0530 ext. 109 or at jgore@tullahomatn.gov.
Nearly 335 Soldiers from the Tennessee Army National Guard’s 1st Battalion, 181st Field Artillery Regiment, are scheduled to return home this week after a successful ten-month deployment to the Middle East. Roughly 195 Soldiers are scheduled to arrive on Feb. 3, with an additional 140 scheduled to return on Feb. 5. The 1-181st is headquartered …
A recent study was conducted by QuoteWizard.com, comparing Google search data for pothole-related complaints and repairs for all 50 states, dating back to 2004. Tennessee was ranked 8th worst. The top three worst states for potholes were Washington, Indiana, and Michigan. In city reporting, Memphis was ranked as the worst in the state for potholes. …
The Coffee County Sheriff’s Office recently teamed up with Deerfield Elementary to collect blankets along with dog and cat food for the local animal shelters. The Coffee County Sheriff’s Office Safety Patrol helped with this community service project making it a huge success.
Tuesday night Coffee County hosted Franklin County in high school basketball. In the girls’ game the Lady Raiders got off to a slow start, falling behind the Rebelettes 10-7 about halfway through the first quarter. At this point Coffee County set the nets on fire as they went on 30-0 run to wrap the half …
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The Coffee Middle School Lady Raiders are competing the TMSAA Sectional Tournament this week at Stewarts Creek in Murfreesboro. The Lady Raiders were impressive in their win on Tuesday afternoon as they defeated Oakland 40-14. Natalie Barnes scored 15 and Ella Arnold added 14 to help Coffee Middle improve to 22-2 on the season. The …
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In a story On Target News reported in October of 2020, a man being held on a murder charge at the Bedford County Jail decided recently to accept a plea deal to shorten his prison sentence. Juan Antonio Lopez Juarez agreed to 27 years with no parole for the murder of Juan Gutierrez at a …
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Tennessee’s Gov. Bill Lee has unveiled his $52.5 billion budget proposal for the upcoming fiscal year, an increase from the $41.8 billion budget that Lee proposed for the current year. The 2022-23 spending plan unveiled Monday includes increases for law enforcement, education, state workers, roads and more, maintained by better-than-expected revenues during the COVID-19 pandemic …
Secretary of State Tre Hargett is warning Tennessee business owners about a scam that has recently resurfaced targeting businesses with a deceptive mailer from a company that goes by two names: Tennessee Certificate Service and TN Certificate of Existence Filing Company. “Our Division of Business and Charitable Organizations and I personally have heard of multiple complaints from business …
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