News for Grundy County, Tennnessee
Unity Medical Center and other agencies are putting together a list of any nurses, techs, and other healthcare providers that would be able to help in the unlikely event our hospitals become overwhelmed in this Pandemic. If you have patient care experience and would like to volunteer to be placed on a roster for Coffee …
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Scammers are already hard at work trying to take advantage of the “Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act” that promises relief to the American public during the COVID-19 outbreak. Specifically, these thieves are attempting to steal stimulus checks. FTC.gov points out that the government will not charge any fees for you to receive this …
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During this time of social distancing due to COVID-19, some may feel isolated, stressed or alone. You are not alone. The Suicide Prevention Lifeline is always available 24/7. Call 1-800-273-Talk, that’s 1-800-273- 8255. Please call if you are in need, Lifeline is here to help.
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee has signed several election law changes that lawmakers passed before they recessed due to the coronavirus. Changes to voter registration penalties were hailed as a win by groups that sued and convinced a judge to block the harsher restrictions passed last year. The new law removes misdemeanor penalties for not completing …
Coffee County Emergency Management has received notification from the Tennessee Department of Health that Coffee County now has 5 confirmed Covid-19 cases. Coffee County Emergency Management does not have any information beyond this. Due to HIPAA regulations it is only the responsibility of the Tennessee Department of Health to notify the county that a resident …
An Arnold AFB team member is being treated and evaluated by health care professionals following the first confirmed case of COVID-19 at the base. Because of this, Arnold AFB Services has closed many services and shutdown access to several activity locations. See the picture adjacent to this story at ontargetnews.com
The Tennessee Department of Health has confirmed additional cases of COVID-19 across the state on Saturday. The update brings the total number of people infected in the state to 3,321. The state’s health department also confirmed 43 total deaths. See a list of county by county numbers in the picture above this story.
“The Doctors and Staff at Tennova Healthcare Harton continue to provide medical care for our citizens while we also prepare to take care of any patients who may develop symptoms of Coronavirus. We continue to provide screening for patients who meet the CDC guidelines for testing and thus far, we have no patients who have …
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The Coffee County Sheriff’s department announced on Saturday that effective immediately the owners and caretakers have closed access to Rutledge Falls until further notice. This is for the safety and security of the public. Please everyone be mindful to keep social distancing as much as possible. Stay safe and at home.
Tullahoma Police will work to ensure citizen compliance with Mayor Curlee’s Stay at Home Order and the Governor’s 04/02/2020 Executive Order requiring citizens to stay at home except for when engaging in the essential activities or services defined by the orders. TPD is counting on our citizens for voluntary compliance. When a business or individual …
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