Manchester Alderman Chris Elam has resigned from his leadership with the city after recently moving outside the city limits. Elam served the city for past six years. Elam sent On Target News his letter of resignation: It is with deep sadness I share with our community that I have submitted my resignation as Alderman for …
A Bedford County resident was arrested recently after an ongoing investigation of a 2021 runaway juvenile case. Joseph Johns was in a position of caring for the child. As a result of this investigation by the Bedford County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigation Division, Johns has been charged with Rape of a Child. He is being …
Law enforcement officials has been made aware of a scam affecting area citizens. A scam caller says that they are an employee of Duck River Electric Cooperative. The caller then proceeds to tell the intended victim that they are behind on their bill. The scammer goes onto to inform the DREMC customer that if they …
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bob Rolfe and Ariens Company officials announced Thursday the company will invest $38 million to locate its new manufacturing and warehouse facility in Tennessee. Headquartered in Brillion, Wisconsin, AriensCo will create 369 new jobs in Fayetteville as the company establishes operations in the former …
On Saturday night, Grundy County Sheriff’s deputies, working with security at the Bigfoot Electro event, recovered approximately 9.6 oz of PCP and mescaline plus $2,600 in cash. One person was arrested. The investigation is ongoing.
U.S. 231 North of Shelbyville has been the focus of some of the most exciting new developments in Bedford County – including 231 North Business Park; Nearest Green Distillery at Sand Creek Farm; Tennessee Downs; the new campus of Tennessee College of Applied Technology-Shelbyville; and Middle Tennessee State University’s relocation of its aerospace programs to …
State Funding Study of Hwy 231 North Corridor in Bedford County Read More »
Tennessee State Parks will celebrate National Trails Day on Saturday, June 4 with free guided hikes at all 56 state parks. The events come as National Trails Day celebrates its 30th anniversary and Tennessee State Parks celebrate their 85th anniversary. The National Trails Day Hikes are the third of the state’s annual Signature Hikes, following …
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Press Release: On June 18th, 2022, at CD Stamps Center in Tullahoma from Noon to 5pm become a part of history by experiencing a Juneteenth event. In one location you can view art, listen to music, hear guest speakers, receive a variety of community resources, and support local businesses! On June 17th, 2021, President Joe Biden …
“Shattered Chains” Tullahoma’s 1st Juneteenth Celebration Read More »
Tullahoma High School saw 14 athletes bring home medals at the TSSAA State Track and Field Meet last Tuesday, including a state championship, as Lily Storey took first place in the 800-meter run. As a junior, Storey claimed the top spot during her half-mile race in a dominating performance as she clocked in at 2 …
Fourteen THS athletes medal, Storey earns state championship Read More »
The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) is requesting public comments on the Environmental Impact Statement regarding the proposed solar project in Moore County. The proposed facility, known as Moore County Solar, would be located on approximately 2,000 acres within an approximately 3,463-acre project site. The area includes Cumberland Springs, Five Points Road, Ledford Mill Road, and …
TVA continues to take questions about Moore County Solar Project Read More »
