Local News stories across Southern Middle Tennessee
Duck River Electric Membership Corporation (DREMC) made a year-long commitment to educate and inform their consumer-members about their Co-op Connections discount program and their mobile app. According to the electric cooperative, the Co-op Connections card, provided free to DREMC electric consumers, provides discounts at many local and national retailers. The mobile app brings convenient options …
Peak flu season is here when most people check in with their doctors about whether to get a flu shot. But for migrants being held in detention centers, that isn’t an option – and U.S. Customs and Border Protection has refused to offer the flu vaccine to detainees. Now, a group of physicians from across …
Some Doctors Voice Concern about Flu Vaccines for Migrants Read More »
For those of you that enjoy the facilities and activities at the Manchester Recreation Department Complex here are their holiday hours. Monday, December 23 will be open for facilities use and activities. The center will be closed Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Dec. 26. No classes will take place on Dec. 27 or 28, but …
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On Thursday (December 5, 2019) the Manchester Police Department was notified by the State Medical Examiner’s Officer that the human skull, located on November 20, 2019, behind the former Pappy’s Restaurant on Skinner Flatt Rd. has been positively identified. According to Manchester Police Chief Investigator Brandon Tomberlin, the human skull was identified as Justin …
Around 12:30 pm on Thursday afternoon emergency crews were called to the scene of a two-vehicle crash on Interstate 24 near Exit 111B. According to Manchester Fire and Rescue Chief George Chambers, a Coffee County man collided into the back of a tractor-trailer that was sitting on the shoulder of the roadway. The driver of …
Update on Fatal Crash–Name of man Killed in Crash on Thursday Announced Read More »
After receiving an anonymous tip earlier this week, Coffee County Animal Control and deputies responded to Shelly Road because some children had found multiple dogs that were deceased. Animal control and deputies located 5 dogs that had died and 16 other dogs with several being malnourished and starving. The animals were removed from 2 different …
The Tennessee Promise program says they need additional volunteer mentors after 63,000 students applied this year. Tennessee Promise mentors are paired with students to help them transition from high school to college. Mentors will help students meet deadlines and act as a trusted resource. To apply, fill out an application at tnAchieves.org/mentors/apply by December 6. …
Friday is Last Day to Sign Up to be Student Mentor Read More »
Warren County authorities have arrested a suspect in a murder that occurred nearly 23 years ago. The Warren County Grand Jury Wednesday returned an indictment charging 76 year old Paul Alvin Adcock Sr. for second-degree murder and tampering with evidence in the killing of his mother, Lela Adcock. Ms. Adcock was found deceased at her …
23 Years Later, Warren Co. facing Murder Charge of his Mother Read More »
All Coffee County volunteer fire departments were called to the scene of a house fire on Tuesday night around 6:30pm. When firefighters arrived, they found the massive home valued at $1 million fully engulfed. The home located at 207 Thoma Lane, just off Pea Ridge Road was a total loss. According to Realtor.com the home …
Massive Home Burns to the ground in Coffee County Read More »
A man accused in the shooting death of a woman in Warren County ten years ago has been bound over to the Grand Jury. 51 year old Marty Lynn Judd is accused of shooting 46 year old Rebecca Mooneyham as she slept in her living room in 2009. No arrest was made in the case …
Case against Murder Suspect in Warren Co. heads to Grand Jury Read More »
