News related to the Covid-19 Pandemic in Southern Middle Tennessee
The Tullahoma Police Department has recently been notified by several individuals that a new scam has been perpetrated in the name of the department. The caller poses as a representative of Tullahoma Police and ask for money in support of COVID-19 relief efforts. The Tullahoma Police Department wants the citizens of the city to know …
The Tennessee Department of Health released its latest COVID-19 death totals for Thursday, February 4. TDH confirmed 169 additional deaths, bringing the state up to 10,202 total deaths. The state has added 552 deaths in the first four days of February. February 4 now stands as the state’s third-highest day since the pandemic began. Jan. 26 …
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January ended as Tennessee’s deadliest month of the pandemic. The first month of 2021 accounted for more than a fourth of Tennessee’s total COVID-19 deaths with more deaths reported than during the first seven months of the pandemic combined which was 2,454 through Sept. 30, 2020. January saw an average of 88 deaths per day …
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Governor Bill Lee announced Thursday afternoon that he would be rolling back restrictions at school sporting events across the Volunteer State. Governor Lee said in part, “When case counts were at their highest, we placed targeted restrictions on public gatherings and attendance at school sporting events. The data now reflects rapidly falling numbers and because …
No More Restrictions for Attendance of K-12 Sporting Events beginning Feb. 1 Read More »
Due to the trending decline of Covid-19 cases in Coffee County, Tullahoma Parks and Recreation will be phasing in the following procedures as of Feb. 1: • Common use/lobby areas will be available. • All fitness and water classes are resuming as scheduled. • Open gym/basketball can resume. • Pavilion/Park rentals for more than 50 people will require a …
Tullahoma Parks and Recreation changing Covid-19 Posture Read More »
On Wednesday, The Tennessee Department of Health confirmed 154 additional deaths due to COVID-19, bringing the state up to 9,316 total deaths. Tennessee is averaging 89 deaths per day during the month of January. January 27 now stands as the third-highest single-day increase for deaths in Tennessee. Four of the state’s five highest single-day increases have …
With 4 Days left, State Sets Record for Most Deaths in One Month due to COVID-19 Read More »
Health Departments in the On Target News coverage area continues to book appointments for individuals in Phase 1a1, 1a2 in Bedford, Coffee, Franklin, Grundy, Lincoln, Moore or Rutherford counties. Plan 1b is now available in Warren and Cannon counties the Tennessee COVID-19 Vaccination Plan. Residents can find out if they’re eligible for Phase 1a1, 1a2 …
Franklin County High School Athletic Director Don Rhoton has announced that head coach Mike Holt of the Rebels boys basketball team has tested positive for COVID-19. Due to the diagnosis the games set for Friday at Tullahoma and Saturday at Grundy County have both been scratched for the Rebels boy’s team. The Rebelettes squad will …
The Tennessee Department of Health has confirmed 4,483 additional cases and 86 deaths related to COVID-19 across the state for Wednesday, January 20. 8,556 Tennesseans have died from COVID-19. The state reported 2,653 people are currently hospitalized in Tennessee due to COVID-19. ICU Bed availability is at 8% with only 168 beds available. Area active cases/deaths: Bedford 340/90 …
The Tennessee Supreme Court has issued a new order suspending of all in-person proceedings in all state and local courts in Tennessee, including but not limited to municipal, juvenile, general sessions, trial, and appellate courts, through the close of business on Wednesday, March 31, 2021. There are some exceptions. If you currently have a case …
