The Tennessee Department of Health has confirmed additional cases of COVID-19 across the state on Saturday. The update brings the total number of people infected in the state to 3,321. The state’s health department also confirmed 43 total deaths. See a list of county by county numbers in the picture above this story.
Hopefully, everyone is aware Governor Lee has issued Executive Orders 22 and 23 which affect every resident and business in Tullahoma and the state. The current COVID-19 pandemic is impacting everyone now. Everyone needs to do their part to help return our community to normal. This includes staying at home. Executive Order #22 states all …
Mayor Lane Curlee Issues Important Information to the Citizens of Tullahoma Read More »
During this unprecedented time our school nutrition team has worked feverishly to ensure children have access to nutritious meals, serving thousands of meals in the past three weeks. Beginning next week, operational changes to our drive thru program will be as follows: *Open: Mondays Only – 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM *Location: Coffee County Raider …
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“The Doctors and Staff at Tennova Healthcare Harton continue to provide medical care for our citizens while we also prepare to take care of any patients who may develop symptoms of Coronavirus. We continue to provide screening for patients who meet the CDC guidelines for testing and thus far, we have no patients who have …
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The Coffee County Sheriff’s department announced on Saturday that effective immediately the owners and caretakers have closed access to Rutledge Falls until further notice. This is for the safety and security of the public. Please everyone be mindful to keep social distancing as much as possible. Stay safe and at home.
Tullahoma Police will work to ensure citizen compliance with Mayor Curlee’s Stay at Home Order and the Governor’s 04/02/2020 Executive Order requiring citizens to stay at home except for when engaging in the essential activities or services defined by the orders. TPD is counting on our citizens for voluntary compliance. When a business or individual …
Tullahoma Police Seek Voluntary Compliance with Stay at Home Order Read More »
The TN Department of Health and other reporting agencies have provided updates about the confirmed cases of COVID-19 patients diagnosed in the state. As of Friday night, reports show there have been 42 deaths in Tennessee, over 3,000 confirmed cases, 293 hospitalized, and 248 recovered. Dr. James Hildreth with Meharry Medical College in Nashville recommending …
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Walmart stores has begun monitoring the number of people inside their stores. Customers will be admitted one by one at a single entrance, typically on the grocery side at supercenters. Associates will allow five customers inside per 1,000 square feet of store space, which is about 20% of a store’s usual capacity. Once that capacity …
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Gov. Bill Lee instructed police officers around the state this week to use the force of the law when people don’t comply with the Stay at Home order. Lee asks for law enforcement to first educate businesses, give warnings and provide reasonable opportunities for compliance. However, further violation of an emergency Executive Order is also …
What Does Executive Order 23 (Stay at Home) Mean? Read More »
Beginning Monday, April 13th, the City of Tullahoma will no longer collect residential or commercial recycling items that must be directly picked up by hand and will suspend garbage cart fees for residents that request a second cart during the COVID-19 emergency. Due to the impact of coronavirus on the city’s public service employees and …
