News for Coffee County, Tennnessee
After a long process construction has begun on the new Loves Travel Stop in Coffee County at Exit 117 near AEDC. The business will bring in over 40 jobs. There will be a store and restaurant at the location. When talks first began in 2017 it was stated that construction would start in the spring …
Construction begins on New Loves Travel Stop in Coffee County Read More »
Coffee County Schools will continue to offer parents the option of distance learning. Parents must reapply every quarter for continued participation. Renewal application directions are located on the district website beginning Monday September 14 at www.coffeecountyschools.com. The window for the renewal application is Sept 14-Oct 9. The renewal process is only for those parents who …
Attention Parents! Virtual Learners must Reapply by Oct. 9 Read More »
Blood Assurance is in critical need of O-positive and O-negative due to multiple ongoing traumas in its service area. There is less than ½ day’s supply. A-positive, A-negative, B-negative, and B-positive are in urgent need with less than two day’s supply. Blood Assurance is calling on community members to make a blood donation appointment at …
Blood Assurance Critical Need for O-positive and O-negative Blood Read More »
Multi county cancer support network will have their 27th annual Walk-A-Thon Friday night Sept. 11. The event will be held at the old Franklin County High Stadium on Dinah Shore Blvd. in Winchester from 6:00pm to 10:30pm. This is their annual fundraiser and candle lighting ceremony honoring cancer survivors and remembering those that have succumbed …
Multi County Cancer Support Network Walk-A-Thon is Friday Night in Winchester 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.
Al White Motors of Manchester is having to replace two Ford Ranger pickups after an accident occurred in front of their dealership on Labor Day. According to the Manchester Police Department accident report, Brenton M. Schaper, of Hillsboro, and Hunter Duane Schaper, of Marshalltown, IA, were traveling on the Hillsboro Boulevard in an 1988 Chevy pickup …
An Accident on Hwy 41 Causes Damage at Al White Motors Read More »
The 2nd annual Manchester Old Timers Day car show will be held Sept. 12 at 2 p.m. in the parking lot at 2050 Hillsboro Blvd., that’s the former Southern Family Market. $100 cash prize donated by CARS. There will be Best in Show and Peoples Choice. Door prizes will be given away. Come on out …
Do you own or know someone who owns a small business who is interested in providing their products or services to Arnold Engineering Development Complex? If so, the Small Business Office at Arnold Air Force Base is able to assist in identifying these opportunities. The role of the office is to assist and promote increased …
Businesses encouraged to reach out to Small Business Specialist at Arnold Air Force Base Read More »
Coffee County Central High School student Nico Sanfilippo and his mother Heather Murchison were in court on Tuesday after they filed a lawsuit against Director of Coffee County Schools Dr. Charles Lawson and the Coffee County Board of Education. The complaint alleges the mask mandate approved by the school board violates state law. Murchison filed …
No Decision Yet; Judge takes Mask Mandate Lawsuit Under Advisement Read More »
