News for Moore County, Tennnessee
On Friday, 17 year-old Abigail Rader went to school at Coffee County High, but did not come home. Ruled as a runaway, she has been found safe. Family members reported that Abigail had been located. Her mother thanked everyone for their help.
Dear Coffee County, Manchester City, and Tullahoma City Schools Families and Staff: Thursday, Governor Bill Lee made the announcement that the first confirmed case of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) is in Williamson County. We are currently monitoring this situation and we are also following guidance from the Tennessee Department of Education, the Tennessee Department of Health, and …
Despite the fear of the Coronavirus, the Tennessee Department of Health confirmed Friday that there has been an 11th pediatric flu death in the state. The state is only allowed to announce the deaths of children and women that are pregnant. According to a health department spokesperson, at least 3 children died from the Middle …
At Least 11 Children have Died from the Flu in Tennessee Read More »
Last week, Eric Wilt, 35 was driving through Tullahoma when a Tullahoma Police officer attempted to stop the man for speeding. Instead the man apparently sped away taking authorities through three counties before stopping. Tullahoma called off their pursuit because of public safety as the man traveled into Franklin County as they picked up the …
It’s down to three in Tullahoma. Dr. Edwin Nichols Jr. who was a finalist for the director of schools position in Tullahoma has pulled his name from consideration. Nichols is currently serving as the President of ENspire Consulting, LLC. This leaves three females as finalist. Dr. Kimberly Osborne, who currently works as the coordinator of …
3 Finalist Remain as One Pulls Name from Consideration for Director of Tullahoma Schools Read More »
The City of Tullahoma is organizing a drive to assist people in the Cookeville area as they recover from the devastating tornado damage. Please take items listed to Fire Hall #1 on South Jackson Street. The response from the community to help Cookeville has been overwhelming. Two trailers have been filled with supplies in four …
Deadline Change-Tullahoma Officials asking people to Help Cookeville Tornado Victims Read More »
According to Tullahoma Public Information Officer Winston Brooks an incident took place at approximately 3:00pm on Thursday March 5, 2020, outside city hall. Brooks said in a press release that unnamed individual drove to the Tullahoma Police Department back parking lot and committed suicide. The Tullahoma Police Department is investigating the incident. No City staff …
Tullahoma Police Department Investigating Suicide in Police Parking Lot Read More »
Manchester Police and Fire Dept. along with local Volunteer Fire Depts. are taking donations for Putnam County. Please bring your donations to Fire Station 1 on Hillsboro Hwy next to Papa Johns. Items they need are: Batteries, Diapers of all sizes, Disposable Wipes, Baby formula, Baby Food, Feminine Hygiene products and more. See the list …
Tennessee Department of Health Commissioner Lisa Piercey announced the state has confirmed its first case of the new coronavirus. In a Thursday morning news conference, Piercey said the patient is an adult male living in Williamson County who recently traveled out of the state, but not out of the country. The man is isolated at …
Confirmed Case of Cornovirus in Williamson County Read More »
Soldiers and Airmen from the Tennessee National Guard have been activated in response to the EF-3 tornados that struck Davidson, Wilson, and Putnam counties in the early morning of March 3. 25 deaths have been attributed to the tornados. The John C. Tune Airport in Nashville sustained $93 million in damage. Currently, personnel from the …
