Emergency News in Southern Middle Tennessee
At around 1:10am Wednesday morning (Sept. 1) the Marathon in Pelham was broken into. The suspect appears to be a white male and can be seen breaking through a front window. He immediately proceeds to the front of the store and takes $700 cash and some lottery tickets. He might have left the area on …
Unknown Person Breaks in Pelham Store and Steals Money Read More »
COVID-19 is hitting area hospitals hard. More people hospitalized in Tennessee with COVID-19 than at any other time in the pandemic. Wednesday afternoon a new record of 3,338 people were in hospitals with COVID. 943 are in ICU, 661 on ventilators. The old record was 3,314 set in early January.
The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office is attempting to locate two female suspects in reference to a burglary that occurred on Tuesday. A report filed by the Sheriff’s Office stated that at approximately 7:51am two females, identified as Baylie Whitson and Taylor Strumpf, were seen in the immediate area of Lisa Lane, where a burglary had …
Two Female being sought after Burglary In Franklin County Read More »
Due to the expectation of significant rain on the Bonnaroo grounds from Hurricane Ida, and the knowledge that areas of the campgrounds will be rendered unusable. The weather has forced them to reduce their camping capacity. Bonnaroo is offering a refund window, so Bonnaroovians who no longer wish to attend. You can request full refunds …
According to a report from the Tennessee Highway Patrol, Donnie Goines age 73 of North Little Rock, Arkansas was driving a 2019 Kenworth construction truck westbound on I-24 in Coffee County around 7:10 p.m. Sunday night. As the truck neared mile-marker 108 it struck a pedestrian in the left lane. Debris from the truck struck a …
Pedestrian Killed as he walked along I-24 in Coffee County Read More »
Coffee County Sheriff’s Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a 2016 Peterbilt Semi-Truck. The truck was stolen early Monday morning, 8/23/2021, from Woodall Grain on McMinnville Highway. There was no trailer attached when the truck was stolen. If anyone has information, please contact Sgt. James Sherrill at 931-570-4404. There is a reward …
Coffee County Authorities Searching for Stolen Semi-Truck Read More »
The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office, in conjunction with Jason Ikard and Mike Moore, will be taking donations for relief and aid to the citizens of Humphreys County. Donations will be taken through Wednesday and may be dropped off at the Southern Middle Tennessee Pavilion (1041 Wilton Circle in Winchester). Items needed are toiletries such as, …
Franklin County Helping those affected by the Flood Read More »
The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office, in conjunction with Jason Ikard and Mike Moore, will be taking donations for relief and aid to the citizens of Humphreys County. Donations will be taken through Wednesday and may be dropped off at the Southern Middle Tennessee Pavilion (1041 Wilton Circle in Winchester). Items needed are toiletries such as, …
Franklin County Sheriff’s Office Accepting Donations to Help Flood Victims Read More »
The death toll after Saturday’s catastrophic flooding in Humphreys County has now reached 22 people, according to Chief Deputy Rob Edwards. Humphreys County Emergency Management Agency said at least 40 people were still missing late Sunday afternoon as the search is continuing. Waverly Mayor Buddy Frazier said the city had lost one water treatment plant …
Flooding Heavily Damages parts of Tennessee–Coffee County Rescue Reports to Scene Read More »
An investigation by special agents and fire investigators with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, Coffee County Fire Investigations team, and Coffee County Sheriff’s Office has resulted in the indictment of a Beechgrove man on an arson charge. On February 13th, TBI fire investigators joined Coffee County officials in responding to a fire scene on Lakeshore …
