News for Coffee County, Tennnessee
Tennessee Department of Health has confirmed 4,441 additional cases of COVID-19 across the state for Tuesday, December 22. The department reports there are currently 79,754 now active in the state. TDH confirmed 133 additional deaths, bringing the state total to 6,269. 2,888 Tennesseans are in hospitals with Coronavirus. County active cases/deaths: Bedford 575/55 Cannon 233/9 Coffee …
Tullahoma Alderman Jenna Amacher is facing some backlash over pictures that appeared on her Facebook account. The pictures showed the alderman at a party with several controversial signs with words that we have chosen not to show or repeat. Mayor Ray Knowis said in a released statement, “the recent social media post by a newly …
Tullahoma Alderman Receiving Backlash after Facebook Pictures were posted on Her Account Read More »
Tennessee Department of Health has confirmed 9,891 additional cases related to COVID-19 across the state for Monday, December 21. There are currently 85,406 active COVID-19 cases in Tennessee. On Monday, the state reported 2,779 people currently hospitalized in Tennessee due to COVID-19. 65 more deaths were reported on Monday bringing the total number to 6,136 since the …
Governor Lee has issued Executive Order No. 70, remaining in effect through January 19, 2021. Because of the significant increase in the incidence of COVID-19 infections in Tennessee, additional restrictions on who may attend interscholastic athletic practices and contests will be in place. Unfortunately, large scale attendance by spectators and students must be curtailed. Doing …
Governor Lee’s Executive Order 70 is in effect and makes changes to the operation of the Manchester Recreation Complex until January 19, 2021. Read the new guidelines above.
Drive thru Covid-19 testing will continue in Coffee County at the Fairgrounds but only on Tuesdays and Thursdays 9 AM – 3 PM. On Monday-Wednesday-Friday the new COVID-19 self-tests will be offered to adults beginning Dec. 21. On these days, public health staff members at each County Health Dept will provide self-testing kits to adults …
Heath Departments in Coffee County Offer Two ways to be Tested for COVID-19 Read More »
Due to the spike in Covid-19 cases within Coffee County the Coffee County Sheriff’s Department will be doing non-emergency reports over the phone. Any reports that require the presence of a Deputy or Investigator will be responded to normally. In addition, as we reported last week Coffee County government buildings are closed to the public. The Coffee …
The Tennessee Department of Health has confirmed additional cases and deaths related to COVID-19 across the state for December 19 and 20. TDH announced on Saturday that, due to “the volume of tests being processed”, a daily update was not released. Both days’ totals were released Sunday instead. The department reported 16,036 total new cases for the two …
COVID-19 Numbers Rising to Dangerous Levels; First Lady is Positive Read More »
On Friday Manchester Investigator Bryan Eldridge was awarded Officer of the Year by the Manchester Police Department. Eldridge has served Manchester for over 10 years. Also, congratulations to Officer Tony Frost from the Manchester Police Department for receiving the Chris Patterson memorial award. Patterson was a longtime employee of the department who unfortunately died earlier …
Effective Monday, 12/21/2020: Due to the rising numbers in COVID-19 cases in Coffee County, Coffee County Government buildings will be closing their offices 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 …
Most Coffee County Government Buildings Closing Dec. 21-Jan.4 Read More »
