Manchester Times

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The Manchester Times is Manchester's most trusted source for news that you care about. The Times is Manchester's official newspaper of record and is the only newspaper in Manchester recognized by the Tennessee Press Association. To subscribe to our newspaper or inquire about advertising in Manchester's official newspaper of record, contact 931-728-7577. Editor, John Coffelt-jcoffelt@manchestertime

s.com. In addition to our print product, we do have a free online version of the paper, a paid online version, Facebook, Twitter and Text alerts. Facebook commenting policy: We encourage our Facebook friends to engage in healthy discussions and make comments on our page. Some comments may be chosen for publication in our print edition. Please be aware that we do moderate our page and any distasteful, libelous or inappropriate comments are subject to removal by the editor. Repeat offenders will be banned from the page.

A pair of friends in Manchester have joined together to make sure that those less fortunate in their community can have ...
01/01/2026

A pair of friends in Manchester have joined together to make sure that those less fortunate in their community can have a hot meal.

The Coffee County Board of Education recently greenlighted an inaugural Coffee County Central High School girls flag foo...
12/31/2025

The Coffee County Board of Education recently greenlighted an inaugural Coffee County Central High School girls flag football team that could begin playing as early as mid-January.

The norm these days as the year wraps up seems to be reflecting on the more undesirable events of the past year and bein...
12/31/2025

The norm these days as the year wraps up seems to be reflecting on the more undesirable events of the past year and being thankful that a bad year is almost over.

The norm these days as the year wraps up seems to be reflecting on the more undesirable events of the past year and being thankful that a bad year is

Coffee County Animal Control Officer Craig Boyd, as part of his monthly report during the Dec. 18 Health, Welfare and Re...
12/31/2025

Coffee County Animal Control Officer Craig Boyd, as part of his monthly report during the Dec. 18 Health, Welfare and Recreation Commission meeting, detailed a recent call-in which officers rescued five cats from a hoarding situation.

Coffee County Animal Control Officer Craig Boyd, as part of his monthly report during the Dec. 18 Health, Welfare and Recreation Commission meeting, detailed a recent call-in which officers rescued

The Captain Calvin C. Brewer Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy recently held their 40th anniversary cer...
12/30/2025

The Captain Calvin C. Brewer Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy recently held their 40th anniversary ceremony that included the dedication of a rediscovered local cemetery that includes the final resting place of their namesake.

The Captain Calvin C. Brewer Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy recently held their 40th anniversary ceremony that included the dedication of a rediscovered local cemetery that includes

Hillsboro Volunteer Fire Department recently elected long-time firefighter Melissa Carter as the department’s first fema...
12/30/2025

Hillsboro Volunteer Fire Department recently elected long-time firefighter Melissa Carter as the department’s first female fire chief.

The Coffee County wrestling team made the trip down to Cleveland the weekend before Christmas to compete in the Bradley ...
12/26/2025

The Coffee County wrestling team made the trip down to Cleveland the weekend before Christmas to compete in the Bradley Invitational at Bradley Central High School.

The Coffee County wrestling team made the trip down to Cleveland the weekend before Christmas to compete in the Bradley Invitational at Cleveland High School.

Don't forget you can track Santa Claus exact location tonight at www.manchestertimes.com BTYB: Mark Messick/Exit Realty
12/24/2025

Don't forget you can track Santa Claus exact location tonight at www.manchestertimes.com BTYB: Mark Messick/Exit Realty

The older I get, it feels like my memory threshold seems to be slowly creeping higher and higher.
12/24/2025

The older I get, it feels like my memory threshold seems to be slowly creeping higher and higher.

Christmas came three days early for Coffee County boys’ basketball this year.
12/23/2025

Christmas came three days early for Coffee County boys’ basketball this year.

Volunteers at Storehouse Food Pantry were taken by surprise when they were informed that Lincoln County-based farm Hill ...
12/23/2025

Volunteers at Storehouse Food Pantry were taken by surprise when they were informed that Lincoln County-based farm Hill Top Angus wanted to donate over 4,000 pounds of beef for the nonprofit to hand out to their clients on Dec. 18.

Volunteers at Storehouse Food Pantry were taken by surprise when they were informed that Lincoln County-based farm Hill Top Angus wanted to donate over 4,000 pounds of beef for the

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The Manchester Times is Manchester's most trusted source for news that you care about. The Times is Manchester's official newspaper of record and is the only newspaper in Manchester recognized by the Tennessee Press Association. To subscribe to our newspaper or inquire about advertising in Manchester's official newspaper of record, contact 931-728-7577. Publisher - Jack Owens - [email protected] Managing Editor - Elena Cawley - [email protected] Lifestyles - John Coffelt- [email protected] In addition to our print product, we do have a free online version of the paper, a paid online version, Facebook, Twitter and Text alerts. Facebook commenting policy: We encourage our Facebook friends to engage in healthy discussions and make comments on our page. Some comments may be chosen for publication in our print edition. Please be aware that we do moderate our page and any distasteful, libelous or inappropriate comments are subject to removal by the editor. Repeat offenders will be banned from the page.