News for Coffee County, Tennnessee
Football Tickets for Friday, September 4, 2020 Coffee County at Blackman. Coffee County High School has received 200 tickets from Blackman. They will be sold as follows: Tuesday, Sept. 1 and Wednesday, Sept. 2: Tickets will be sold ONLY to the varsity football team, Cheer squad, and the Dance team. Each student may purchase no …
Coffee County Only Allowed 200 Tickets to sell for Blackman Football Game Read More »
Jakobe Thomas scored three touchdowns in Tullahoma’s big win in the 95th Coffee Pot game. Thomas had a TD pass receiving, a rushing TD and a kickoff return for the Wildcats in their 42-13 win over the Red Raiders. The game was close through halftime before the Cats opened up a big lead in the …
the information below is for students in the Tullahoma City school system.
This information is for Coffee County School system students and parents.
On Tuesday, September 8, Manchester City Schools will return to a traditional school schedule. They began the year with our Pathway to Re-entry 2020-2021 and it helped our district open the school year effectively. As Manchester City Schools moved into the first semester of school and developed procedures to address COVID-19, they believe it is in the best …
Manchester City Schools returning to Traditional School Schedule, Sept. 8 Read More »
In high school volleyball last night Coffee County moved to 4-0 on the season with a convincing 3-0 win over District 8-AAA foe Lincoln County. The Lady Raiders won sets by scores 25-21, 25-21 and 25-23. Coffee County was led by Lexi Bryan, Keri Munn and Kiya Ferrell who all had big nights at the …
Coffee County Improves to 4-0 in Volleyball with a Win Over Lincoln County Read More »
The Tennessee Highway Safety Office (THSO) announces $22.6 million in federal grant funds to be distributed statewide from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for the 2020-2021 Federal Fiscal Year. Over 383 federal grants exceeding $22 million in total have been awarded to law enforcement agencies and highway safety partners across Tennessee. Approximately $3 million …
Tennessee Highway Safety Office Announces $22.6 Million in Federal Grant Funds Read More »
The Coffee County Fair is being forced by COVID-19 to cancel several events at this year’s fair, but the fair will take place. The biggest question has been about pageants and if they will take place this year. Unfortunately, the answer is no. The Coffee County Fair board hesitated when trying to make the best …
Coffee County Fair will take place, but Some Events Cancelled Read More »
The 95th version of the Coffee Pot game has been moved to Thursday night. The concern of a powerful storm system that is predicted to pound the area beginning Friday morning and continuing into Saturday forced the decision. Please remember that tickets will not be available at the gate and there is a limit on …
Coffee Pot and Moore County Games Moved to Thursday Night Read More »
Coffee County continues to trend in the right direction ranking 21st in the state of Tennessee in Tourism Expenditures, the first county in the rankings that does not operate a Convention and Visitors Bureau. In 2019 each household across Coffee County saved $414.16 in local taxes thanks to tourism expenditures, up from $396.92 in 2018. …
Tourism Saves each Coffee County household $414 in Taxes Over 2019 Read More »
