News for Bedford County, Tennnessee
After severe tornado damage and the COVID-19 outbreak in Tennessee, state lawmakers are working to help students and teachers get through the school year. Legislators filed a bill that would drop end-of-course testing and waive the requirement of 180 classroom instruction days for the 2019-2020 school year. The Senate bill was filed Tuesday – the …
In an effort to help with the COVID-19 Pandemic, Coffee County Government buildings and offices are closed to the public. This will include all Offices at Coffee County Administrative Plaza, The Public Libraries, and all other county buildings unless otherwise listed in this release. The exceptions to this will be Coffee County Sheriff’s Department and …
Coffee County Government Buildings and Offices Closed to the Public Read More »
Motlow State announced on Tuesday, March 17, 2020, at 4:30 p.m., it is moving to Pandemic Alert Level III. Decreasing human-to-human exposure to, and preventing the spread of, the Covid-19 Coronavirus serves as the chief goal of the decision. The college must do all it can to protect the health and safety of the faculty …
IMPORTANT UPDATE on Metro Moore County’s Government offices and Services 1. All EMERGENCY SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE 2. METRO MOORE HEALTH FACILITY – 931-759-4251 – The Tennessee Department of Health has asked to be exempt from all county closures. They will make sure their services are available to the public. As of now- all offices in …
Moore County issues plans for dealing with Coronavirus and Helping Those in Need Read More »
Dollar General Corporation has announced plans to dedicate the first hour of each shopping day to senior shoppers, as well as amend store operating hours. Dollar General is strongly encouraging that the first hour of operations each day be dedicated solely for the shopping needs of senior customers, who are one of the groups most …
Dollar General Changes Hours and will Help Senior Citizens Read More »
Several popular dinner show theaters in Sevier County in East Tennessee will close until May as greater public precautions are taken amidst the coronavirus pandemic. World Choice Investments, the owners of The Comedy Barn Theater, Dolly Parton’s Stampede, Hatfield and McCoy Dinner Feud, Pirates Voyage and Smoky Mountain Opry, will close the dinner shows until …
Coffee County, Tullahoma and Manchester City Schools have changed their plans and are now closed through Tuesday, March 31, 2020. In Manchester: Nutrition services for children 18 and under will be available beginning March 17 from 9 – 11 am at Westwood Elementary, College Street Elementary, Manchester Fire Station 1, and Manchester Fire Station 2. …
Coffee Co., Manchester and Tullahoma Report New Plans–Other Area Schools Also Close Read More »
Beginning Tuesday, March 17th, all person to person contact for the City of Manchester offices is suspended at city hall till further notice. This includes Codes Department, Finance Department, I.S. Department, and Mayor’s Office; with the exception of the Water Collection and Police Department Lobbies that will remain open. Offices that are closed to the …
Special Announcements from the Cities of Manchester and Tullahoma Read More »
Coffee County is working with all of its local partners to be progressive in combating the COVID-19 Pandemic. We are following the guidance of the Centers for Disease Control and the Tennessee Department of Health. We are sharing information as it becomes available. Please follow trusted sources for news and information. Both of our local …
Important Information from Coffee Co. Emergency Management Read More »
Although Unity Medical Center has NOT had any confirmed cases of COVID-19, we are capable of testing for it. Patients must meet the following guidelines that have been set by the CDC and the THA before receiving a test: Contact with a confirmed COVID-19 case Travel to a high-risk international or domestic location with evidence …
