News for Cannon County, Tennnessee
On Wednesday June 29th Franklin County Sheriff’s Office personnel were dispatched to the Tullahoma Police Department in reference to a Domestic Assault involving a Tullahoma Police Department employee. Investigation revealed that on Wednesday June 29th at approximately 8:00am the complainant and Jacob Durm were involved in a domestic disturbance on Water Tank Rd. located in …
Cannon County Officer Arrested in Franklin County Read More »
Cannon County Sheriff’s Office corrections officer Bryce Lamb has been fired and faces animal cruelty charges following an investigation that began Wednesday. According to the Cannon County Sheriff’s Office, Lamb began working as a corrections officer last month.
On Monday night the Central Tennessee Regional Solid Waste Planning Board voted to no longer receive garbage from outside the board’s area. The solid waste board is comprised of Cannon, Coffee, Rutherford and Warren counties. This stops all trash, especially Nashville’s, from coming into Rutherford County by December 31, 2022. Davidson County contributes almost 47% …
Solid Waste Board says No More Outside the Region Garbage at Landfill Read More »
A man who led police on a high-speed chase thru Cannon and Warren Co. Tuesday morning has been identified.49 year-old Daniel Smithson of Cannon Co. was taken into custody in Morrison. The Cannon Co. Sheriff’s Department officers arrived at Smthson’s residence in the Woodland Community around 8:30am to serve warrants from Coffee County. Smithson led …
The Tennessee Department of Education has announced the 68 districts that have received statewide recognition as Best for All Districts for investing federal COVID-19 stimulus funding to drive student achievement and improving academic outcomes. Best for All Districts will receive financial, operational, celebratory, and resource benefits in appreciation for districts’ planned investments to spend their share of the …
TDOE Announces 68 ‘Best for All Districts’; Some Area Schools Included Read More »
There are currently more than 200,000 active COVID-19 cases in the state, according to the latest data released by the Tennessee Department of Health. As of January 22, the last day reported in the data, there are 206,176 active Omicron COVID cases. The state has seen a 153% increase in positive cases since it started the …
State and Counties have set New Record Highs for Active Covid 19 Cases Read More »
On 1/18/2022, Manchester Cash Express (905 Hillsboro Blvd) was robbed at gunpoint. Early victim statements advised that three men entered the location while armed and demanded money. After viewing surveillance, police determined that all involved offenders were black males. Police allege these same male subjects completed an armed robbery of a Cash Express in White …
Manchester Cash Express Robbery Suspects Captured Read More »
Are you looking for a quick pathway to a career? Look no further than Motlow State Community College’s Emergency Medical Services (EMS) program. In as little as three months, you can get EMT basic training certification that can give you a leg up on the competition in any field. “I saw Motlow State was offering …
The Nashville Predators foundation awarded a $5,000 grant to the Hospice of the Highland Rim Foundation Tuesday. The Predators also donated GNASH pillows and Preds Foundation Calendars to give to patients in the hospice facilities served by the Highland Rim foundation. The grant will help the hospice foundation in their mission of helping to provide …
Hospice of the Highland Rim Receives Donation from Predators Foundation Read More »
Cyber defense is critical for daily operations. Cyber-attacks are increasingly more common and there are many different types. Many people have received phishing emails or have been the victim of a cybercrime. This modern dilemma is why Motlow State Community College is continuously preparing students for the future. Motlow recently approved a new Penetration Testing …
