A Coffee County man is behind bars and his wife is recovering after a domestic violence situation nearly turned deadly last week. Christopher Harrison Bates, age 44, of Tullahoma, is being held in the Coffee County Jail on $1.3M bond and is facing charges of Attempted Murder, 1st Degree, and Especially Aggravated Kidnapping. According to… Continue reading Coffee Co. Man Charged With Attempted Murder

The McMinnville Board of Mayor and Alderman Tuesday night will hold a public hearing at 6:45pm at City Hall to hear comments on the 2021-2022 budget. The public is encouraged to attend.The regular meeting will follow at 7pm and they will consider an ordinance on second and final reading to adopt the budget and tax… Continue reading City To Hold Public Hearing On Budget

Warren Co.’s active cases COVID cases continue to approach 100. Warren Co.’s updated active covid cases were at 96, up 4 from yesterday. Warren Co.’s positive case count is at 5,735 have tested positive with 5,554 recovered, and 85 deaths. 36,717 have tested negative. The Tennessee Department of Health reports 12,827 Tennesseans have died from… Continue reading Actives At 96

Warren Co.’s active cases COVID cases continue to approach 100. Warren Co.’s updated active covid cases were at 96, up 4 from yesterday. Warren Co.’s positive case count is at 5,735 have tested positive with 5,554 recovered, and 85 deaths. 36,717 have tested negative. The Tennessee Department of Health reports 12,827 Tennesseans have died from… Continue reading Actives At 96

Officials with the Warren Co. School System are warning residents to be cautious of people posing as workers of Warren Co. Schools. According to the schools’ website, there have been reports of a door-to-door salesperson selling educational resources and claiming affiliation with Warren Co. Schools. If this person comes to your home do not answer… Continue reading School Officials Warn Of Door To Door Salesman

Officials with the Warren Co. School System are warning residents to be cautious of people posing as workers of Warren Co. Schools. According to the schools’ website, there have been reports of a door-to-door salesperson selling educational resources and claiming affiliation with Warren Co. Schools. If this person comes to your home do not answer… Continue reading School Officials Warn Of Door To Door Salesman

Wednesday, August 11, 2021 is the First Full Day Of School In Warren County. Motorists are reminded to obey posted speed limits in school zones. If you come upon a stopped school bus, stop and do not pass. Drivers should not proceed until the school bus resumes motion. Motorists should also be mindful of students… Continue reading First Day Of School Wednesday

The Warren Co. Board of Education will meet in a special called session Monday afternoon at the Administrative Office on Morrison St. The purpose of the meeting is to approve bids for Eastside and Warren Co. Middle School projects and to approve the attendance policy, homebound instruction and the teacher and principal salary schedule. The… Continue reading School Board To Meet In Called Session

According to the latest data from the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce, for the week July 31, claims dropped from the week before from 7,586 to 4,568, a decrease of over 2,900 from last week. In Warren Co. there are 304 continued claims, down 38 from last week and 35 initial claims,up 1 from… Continue reading Unemployment Claims Drop 2,900

For the first time in almost six months, Warren Co.’s active cases COVID cases are approaching 100. Warren Co.’s updated active covid cases were at 92, up 8 from yesterday. Warren Co.’s positive case count is at 5,715 have tested positive with 5,538 recovered, and 85 deaths. 36,628 have tested negative. There are 13 new… Continue reading Actives Inching Near 100