News for Warren County, Tennnessee
A work-related fatal accident occurred on Monday at the Morrison Bridgestone plant in Warren County. Beau Christopher Lowe, 33, of Warren County was killed when a steel mold fell on him. The steel weighed between 1,200-1,400 pounds. Reports indicate that a bolt broke causing the heavy steel to land on Lowe. An investigation is being …
Fatal Work Accident at Morrison Bridgestone Plant Read More »
JC Penney has announced that it will close 154 stores, including the McMinnville store at the Three Star Mall. As of Thursday, JC Penney had reopened 500 locations including Tullahoma. As of now, the Northgate Mall store will remain open. More store closing could be announced in the coming weeks.
United Way of Highway 55 on Wednesday announced the funding of sixteen local nonprofits. On May 26th, United Way of Highway 55 allocations team, made up of local community and Board members, reviewed applications and conducted interviews with each agency. The sixteen nonprofit partners are located and/or serve in Coffee, Moore, and Warren Counties. The …
United Way of Highway 55 Announces its 2020-2021 Local Nonprofit Partners Read More »
Mayor Ben Newman implemented a curfew for the City of McMinnville from 8:00 p.m. Monday until 6 a.m. Tuesday. This curfew shall not apply to persons lawfully on the streets and in public places who have obtained permission of the local chief of police or other law enforcement officer then in charge of municipal law …
Curfew in McMinnville and Protesting continues in Murfreesboro Read More »
Our world and our reality shifted in early March when Tennessee’s first case of Covid-19 was confirmed. Now almost three months later – after we successfully shifted to an online teaching and learning environment – Motlow State Community College stands ready to continue our support of communities while extending our services for regional development. As …
OP-ED-50 Years Later and Motlow’s Mission is Still You Read More »
We always start with each of our communities in mind, but this spring of 2020 united us all in the Middle Tennessee region served by Motlow State Community College. We unite behind the success of our students and for workforce development. We unite because, in times of adversity, Tennesseans support each other. The beginning of …
OP-ED: Dr. Michael Torrence, President, Motlow State Community College Read More »
After nearly 8 months of being held in India, an area pastor is finally home. In October of 2019, India custom’s officials arrested Bryan Nerren of Shelbyville for failing to declare money he brought for a religious conference. Nerren, was held for 226 days, but arrived back home on Tuesday night. Nerren will be a …
Returning Pastor to be Interviewed on 93.9 The Duck Read More »
