News for Franklin County, Tennnessee
On Friday, March 13, 2020, Motlow State Community College announced that it will extend Spring Break for students through Sunday, March 22. Classes will resume in an online-only format beginning Monday, March 23, and continue online-only through Sunday, April 5, when an updated operational announcement will be made. The extension of Motlow’s Spring Break is …
Kroger stores and Publix have decided to alter their hours because of the Coronavirus outbreak. Kroger will be open from 7am-10pm and Publix will close each day at 8pm. Both are being done until further notice.
The Manchester Parks and Recreation Complex will be closed March 16-20th due to coronavirus concerns. Children’s After School program will not being held. Our outdoor parks remain open. Please check back here on Friday, March 20th for future determinations.
As most of you have now heard, Chief Justice Bivins has issued an Order suspending most in person court proceedings between March 13 and March 31. He also listed some specific exceptions to the suspension. In an effort to comply with the Order and avoid as much confusion as possible, our office has developed the …
New data from the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development show unemployment increases in nearly all of Tennessee’s 95 counties in January. Ninety-four counties experienced some level of increase during the first month of the year. Coffee County had its biggest upward jump in several months, going from went from 3.3 percent in December …
We will keep you updated as we receive more information. Tullahoma First United Methodist Church – suspending all activities through Saturday, March 28. King’s Cross Church – no worship service Sunday, March 15; all church events from Sunday, March 15 to Saturday, March 21, are cancelled; church office will be closed and staff will work …
From Dr Joey Vaughn Director of Manchester Schools: Manchester City Schools continue to work with local and state officials regarding information on the Coronavirus. We are relying on the Governor’s Office, TN Department of Health, the Tennessee Department of Education, and local officials for guidance through this process. Any new information will be shared via …
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In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Chief Justice of the Tennessee Supreme Court hereby declares a state of emergency for the Judicial Branch of Tennessee government. All in-person proceedings in all state and local courts in Tennessee, including but not limited to municipal, juvenile, general sessions, trial, and appellate courts, are suspended from the …
You can NOW complete your 2020 Census online. Simply visit my2020census.gov and click “start questionnaire.” You will be prompted to enter your unique Census code that will come to you in the mail. However, if you have not yet received your Census mail with your unique code, you can click the area that says “If …
Coffee County Schools is working with the Department of Health to monitor the status of the coronavirus in Coffee County. We anticipate remaining in session and running a normal schedule. Should the status change, Coffee County Schools will alert parents via local media, social media, and NotifyMe. They are relying on the Department of Health …
