News for Franklin County, Tennnessee
This year the Coffee County Bar Association conducted a survey of its members regarding the candidates for General Sessions Judge Part I. The purpose of the survey and the publication of its results are not intended to take the place of the judgment of the voters of Coffee County. The survey is also not meant …
Early voting will be opens throughout the state Wednesday, Feb. 12 until Tuesday, Feb. 25. Voters in Coffee County will have a few things to vote on. Voter participation is essential in selecting the best-qualified person. Due to the tragic death of Judge Tim Brock, 4 candidates have qualified for general sessions judge, Jason Huskey, …
The Tullahoma Board of Education has decided on their final 4 candidates for director of schools. Three women and one man made the final cut. Dr. Kimberly Osborne, who currently works as the coordinator of data and assessment of Murfreesboro City Schools; Dr. Catherine Stephens, serves the City of Franklin Schools as associate director of …
Tullahoma School Board Cuts List for Director Position to Four Finalist Read More »
GENERAL SESSIONS JUDGE CANDIDATE 1. Give personal background I moved to Tullahoma when I was 13 months old. I graduated from Tullahoma High School in 1990 and from Vanderbilt University Graduated in 1994. I am married to Dan Lynch who teaches 7th grade Math at East Middle School and coaches the TUllahoma Middle School Lady …
FEATURE: Stacy Lynch Candidate for Coffee Co. General Sessions Judge Read More »
1. Give personal background: I was raised in Tullahoma and graduated Tullahoma High School. My father Dwight Perry is a retired firefighter and mother, Jody Perry, is a cosmetologist. I am married to my wife Lori Perry, and reside in Manchester. I have a daughter Lauren Perry (27 years old) and son Blake Perry (16 …
FEATURE: Greg Perry Candidate for Coffee Co. General Sessions Judge Read More »
1. Give personal background I grew up with my parents and two brothers in Colorado. My wife and I moved to TN in 2001. As a young man, worked as a bailiff and clerk for Colorado Judge; then attended law school at the Denver University of Law, a top 50 law school in the country …
FEATURE: Jess Stockwell Candidate for Coffee Co. General Sessions Judge Read More »
GENERAL SESSIONS JUDGE CANDIDATE 1. Give personal background 2. Give work background 3. Why did you decide to run? 4. What are the positives about being a judge? 5. Negatives about the job? 6. Any changes you would like to make? 7. Tell people why they should vote for you 1. I am a lifelong …
FEATURE: Jason Huskey Candidate for Coffee Co. General Sessions Judge Read More »
State lawmakers have approved a resolution officially designating Tennessee as “The Volunteer State.” The resolution received unanimous approval from the House on Monday after receiving the same approval in the Senate the week before. Tennessee first became known as “The Volunteer State” during the War of 1812 due to its prominent role of sending 1,500 …
In a follow-up to a story that we first brought you on Saturday night; Manchester Police was dispatched to Walmart in Manchester on Saturday morning regarding a woman behaving erratically. Upon arriving a short time later, the officer was directed to the woman. At the officer’s request, she agreed to leave the store with the …
Follow-Up on Female’s Death after issue at WalMart Read More »
A qualified and skilled workforce is crucial to Tennessee’s continued economic success. To ensure there is a pipeline of workers for Tennessee businesses, the state has launched a comprehensive program to raise awareness about the benefits of Registered Apprenticeships. ApprenticeshipTN is a major initiative to increase the number of skilled employees available within Tennessee’s workforce. …
