Local News stories across Southern Middle Tennessee
A BE ON THE LOOKOUT call has been made by the Grundy County Sheriff’s Department. Investigators need your help identifying three individuals. They are possibly involved in cases that spans three counties. The two women and one man are possibly from the Coffee County area. Any info please contact Captain Larry Sims @ 931-692-3466 x5 …
Three Individuals possibly involved in Crimes sought by Police Read More »
By Joyce Prusak Executive Director of Coffee County Children’s Advocacy Center Children whose parents use alcohol or drugs are three times more likely to be abused, neglected and to develop substance use disorders themselves. Substance use disorders are characterized by recurrent use of alcohol or other drugs, resulting in significant impairment, according to the National …
Drug Endangered Children are Abuse Endangered Children Read More »
Director of Schools for Coffee County Dr Charles Lawson received a pay raise and a new 4-year contract on Monday afternoon. The Coffee County Board of Education voted 4-3 on both the raise and contract. Brett Henley, Gary Nester, Larry Crabtree and Sandra Klonaris voted yes with board members Robert Gilley, Freda Jones and Pat …
Coffee Co. Schools Director gets New 4-year Contract and Raise Read More »
Multiple police department in the area are partnering with the Tennessee Highway Safety Office (THSO) to promote “Slow Down Tennessee.” During October 15 – 29, area police departments will increase education and enforcement efforts to help reduce speeding-related crashes, injuries, and fatalities statewide. The public is encouraged to participate by using #SlowDownTN on social media …
Operation “Slow Down Tennessee” begins October 15 Read More »
Gas prices in the United States have surged to a seven-year high as demand for fuel continues to outstrip supply, placing an unwelcome financial strain on consumers that threatens to undermine the economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. Average gas prices nationwide hit $3.25 per gallon last week. In our local area prices range from around $2.96 …
Trisha has been located, and is SAFE. TBI officials are always thankful for the community support that’s out there in working to locate missing children! According to the Sheriff Austin Swing, Trisha was found safe near where she went missing. She was found under a floor of a nearby property. She was taken to the …
According to reported information a Bedford County man has died from a gunshot wound. The Sims Road man was found dead at his home Sunday night. The Shelbyville Times-Gazette reports that investigators say foul play is suspected. Sheriff Swing says around 11 p.m. family members found Thoutha Peter Souphom, 52, on a lawn mower in …
Tennessee Department of Agriculture’s Division of Forestry reminds everyone that a debris burn permit is required for leaf and brush piles from Oct. 15 until May 15 each season. Debris Burn Permits for leaf and brush piles are available at no charge via the MyTN mobile app or online at www.BurnSafeTN.org. Online permits can be obtained …
Once the Calendar turns to October many begin to think about Halloween, pumpkin spiced foods and other fall activities. But for high school seniors October is the beginning of FAFSA season. The FAFSA or Free Application for Federal Student Aid is the form used by colleges to determine students’ eligibility for financial aid. Without a …
FASFA Help Offered for Franklin County Seniors Thursday Read More »
Tullahoma football remains second in 4-A in this week’s ap top 10 poll. Fayetteville is still 2nd in 1-A. The Wildcats visits Lawrence County Friday on 93.9 The Duck while the Tigers travel to Chattanooga Red Bank. Tennessee Statewide AP Polls for October 11, 2021. First place votes in parenthesis. Division I 6-A 1. Oakland …
Cats and Tigers remain 2nd in Latest State Polls Read More »
