News for Bedford County, Tennnessee
The TN Grape & Grain Fest 2020 featuring 50+ Craft Beers & Wines that was scheduled for May 30th at Frazier McEwen Park in Tullahoma….POSTPONED. (New Date will be announced at a later time.) Due to social distancing local Bonnaroo ticket sales have been put on hold. Tickets will be on sale again to the …
Grape & Grain Fest along with Bonnaroo Ticket Sales Postponed Read More »
The number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Tennessee continues to go up and no sign of coming down anytime soon. The case count is up to 1,917 confirmed cases, including 14 people that have died in Tennessee. Over 37,000 people have died across the globe. On Target News numbers are taken from Johns Hopkins …
Community non-profit blood center, Blood Assurance, will be seeing donors by appointment only starting April 3. Due to COVID-19, the CDC has recommended that people practice social distancing and Blood Assurance is taking this step to ensure that donor centers and drives stay uncrowded and are able to maintain space between donors. “Our number one …
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Only three counties in the state of Tennessee have reached a 40-percent self-response rate for the 2020 United States Census. Moore County has the best response rates at 41.4%. Coffee and Loudon counties are tied for 2nd with a 41.1% response rate. “This is a very important Census for Coffee County,” said Coffee County Mayor …
Moore and Coffee Counties doing Great with Self-Response to Census Read More »
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee says he expects a “significant increase” to unemployment payout amounts for people out of work due to the coronavirus pandemic because of congressional legislation. He said Tennessee can expect $2 billion to $3 billion under the federal COVID-19 legislation, including the unemployment boost. Tennessee’s maximum weekly unemployment benefit is $275 before …
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Tennessee inmates at the Morgan County Correctional Complex (MCCX) are stepping up in the fight against COVID-19. Offenders working in the TRICOR textile plant at MCCX are making protective face masks for medical staff across the state. Over 1k were shipped out on Monday to the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency, who will distribute to areas …
The number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Tennessee has risen to 1,723 including eight deaths. Our numbers are taken from Johns Hopkins University and Medicine, the CDC and others. The Tennessee Department of Health said there have been at least 133 hospitalizations. Below is a breakdown of the cases, using numbers from both TDH …
Last August Country music legend Joe Diffie performed at the Lynchburg Music Fest. Sunday is was announced Diffie had died at the age of 61 from complications of coronavirus (COVID-19). The CMA and GRAMMY-winner had 5 number 1 singles in the 90’s. Hit songs included “Home,” “If the Devil Danced (In Empty Pockets),” “Third Rock …
Country Music Legend Joe Diffie Dies from Coronavirus Read More »
Area 13 Special Olympics that serves Coffee, Bedford, Moore, Franklin and Lincoln counties has made the difficult decision to cancel this year’s athletic events. The Special Olympics were scheduled for April 30, 2020 at Tullahoma High School’s Wilkins Stadium. Sadly, the athletes will not be able to compete because of the Covid-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak. For …
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Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee and the Cumberlands, Tennessee’s largest nonprofit law firm, announced Friday that it will be offering free legal advice over the phone in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. “This is a challenging time for many in Middle Tennessee who are facing unexpected changes to their lives, such as the …
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