News related to the Covid-19 Pandemic in Southern Middle Tennessee
After much deliberation, the Town of Bell Buckle has made the difficult decision to cancel the Webb Art & Craft Show or better known as the Bell Buckle Arts and Craft Show. This cancellation includes all booths within the town limits. This decision is collaboration with state, county, and local officials. 44th Annual Bell Buckle …
Bell Buckle Cancels Annual Arts & Crafts Show for 2020 Read More »
Tennessee Department of Health has confirmed 1,650 additional cases of COVID-19 across the state on Thursday, bringing the state to 168,237 total cases. TDH also confirmed 57 additional deaths, bringing Tennessee up to 1,988 total deaths. It’s the state’s second-highest single-day increase since 61 on August 21. Out of the confirmed positive cases, 151,202 are listed …
State Reports Several Deaths due to COVID-19 on Thursday Read More »
The Coffee County Justice Center will be closed until Monday, September 14, 2020 due to a COVID-19 infection. The lobby will be open for emergency filings and court business.Circuit Court Clerk Heather Duncan told On Target News that court will not be held at the Justice Center during this time period.
According to a release from Coffee County Mayor Gary Cordell, the offices at the Coffee County Administrative Plaza on McArthur St. in Manchester will open back up to the public on Wednesday, Sept. 9. The offices have been shut down for around 5 months as the COVID-19 pandemic began to progress. The Justice Center and the …
The Tennessee Department of Health has confirmed additional cases of COVID-19 across the state on Monday, September 7. The health department reported 983 new cases, bringing the state to 165,109 total cases. TDH also confirmed four additional deaths, bringing Tennessee up to 1,869 total deaths. Out of the confirmed positive cases, 146,213 are listed as …
Tennessee Department of Health has confirmed 1,764 additional cases of COVID-19 across the state on Sunday bringing the state total to 164,126. TDH also confirmed 3 additional deaths, bringing Tennessee up to 1,865 total deaths. Out of the confirmed positive cases, 145,359 are listed as inactive/recovered. Remember the state is now counting the active cases in …
COVID-19 Update for Tennessee; Coffee, Moore and Rutherford Counties Add to Death Total Read More »
Master Sgt. Joshua Suggs was nearing the end of his military career, with terminal leave planned to begin May 1 and retirement Sept. 1. That was before COVID-19. With the pandemic surging in the United States, Suggs demonstrated the Air Force core value of “service before self,” delaying his retirement to help team members at …
COVID-19 keeps AEDC Master Sgt. Joshua Suggs on the Job Read More »
Air Force Veteran and former New Bern, NC. news anchor Gary Dean quit his job at Food Lion when he was told he could not wear his American Flag themed face-covering. Gary Dean said he did not expect anything like this, and he was shocked when he received a call from the Food Lion District …
The Tennessee Department of Health has confirmed additional cases and deaths related to COVID-19 across the state on Thursday, September 3. The health department reported 1,715 new cases, bringing the state to 159,546 total cases. TDH also confirmed 18 additional deaths, bringing Tennessee up to 1,815 total deaths. On Sept. 3, the Tennessee Department of Health …
The Franklin County High School band director has announced the Rebel Pride Band would suspend its season starting Wednesday. According to a social media post, Director Chris Crumley said this decision came after a rising number of COVID-19 cases among band members. The suspension is for both home and away band performances. All after school …
