City Passes 2021-2022 Budget

During the Tuesday night meeting of the McMinnville Board of Mayor and Alderman the board passed unanimously the budget for 2021-2022 fiscal year. Alderman Everett Brock said the budget will start at 5 million and is projected to be at 3.8 million by June 30,2022. The board also passed the tax rate of 1.84 per… Continue reading City Passes 2021-2022 Budget

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Vaccinations Remain Below 40 Percent

Warren Co. residents who have received COVID-19 vaccinations continue to increase. Currently, 25,585 or 33.5 percent of the population have received at least one dose. Of these, 3.5 percent have received one dose of Pfizer or Moderna while 30 percent have received the necessary two doses of Pfizer or Moderna or 1 dose of the… Continue reading Vaccinations Remain Below 40 Percent

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Actives Jump to 33

After seeing active cases drop as low as 5 a little over a month ago Warren Co. has seen the cases rise to 33. Warren Co. also recorded their 85th COVID death, the 43rd of 2021. Warren Co.’s positive case count is at 5,646 have tested positive with 5,528 recovered, and 85 deaths. 36,341 have… Continue reading Actives Jump to 33

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Registration Open For Virtual School

For the 2021-2022 school year, Warren County Schools will offer distance learning via our state approved virtual school, Warren Connect. For students in grade 3-12, classes will be taught using Tennessee state approved curriculum materials with state approved curriculum utilized in the regular classroom.Enrollment into Warren Connect will be limited. To be eligible, an application… Continue reading Registration Open For Virtual School

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City To Review Budget

The McMinnville Board of Mayor and Alderman will meet Tuesday night on the 2nd floor at City Hall to review the 2021-2022 budget. At the last meeting, Alderman Everett Brock shared some May numbers with the board and said a budget will be ready by the next meeting. It will be in the form of… Continue reading City To Review Budget

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County Unemployment Increase In June

Each June, Tennessee counties experience an increase in unemployment as schools close for summer break and lay off workers. Recent college graduates entering the workforce for the first time also impact the data each year. Once again this June, data from the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development (TDLWD) showed jobless rates increased in… Continue reading County Unemployment Increase In June

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