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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.

The Class 4A District 6 portion of Coffee County basketball’s schedule got under way Friday night.
01/12/2026

The Class 4A District 6 portion of Coffee County basketball’s schedule got under way Friday night.

On Friday, January 30, Yo-Yo Ma is coming underground to The Caverns — a live music venue inside a cave, celebrated for ...
01/10/2026

On Friday, January 30, Yo-Yo Ma is coming underground to The Caverns — a live music venue inside a cave, celebrated for its natural acoustics — for American Revival: Underground in Grundy County.
Joined by T Bone Burnett, Speech Thomas (Arrested Development), Abigail Washburn, and Nicholas Ma, the evening blends music and storytelling in a setting built for deep listening and connection.
Proceeds support the Littell-Partin Community Center, benefiting local programs in Grundy County.
🎟 Tickets on sale to the public on Jan 9 at 10a CT at TheCaverns.com

01/10/2026

FINAL: Shelbyville defeats Coffee County 59-47.

01/10/2026

Shelbyville leads Coffee County 42-28 after three quarters.

01/10/2026

28-15 Shelbyville lead on Coffee County at halftime.

01/10/2026

15-5 Shelbyville lead on Coffee County after one quarter.

01/10/2026

We’ve got more basketball coming up! Tip-off of the boys’ game is moments away. Stay tuned as the Red Raiders tip off their district slate!

01/10/2026

FINAL: the Lady Raiders complete the comeback, defeat Shelbyville 57-54!

01/10/2026

57-54 Coffee County lead with 2.8 seconds remaining.

01/10/2026

Coffee County leads 55-53 with 8.9 seconds left and Shelbyville at the free throw line 👀

01/10/2026

Tight game going into the fourth quarter sees Shelbyville up 39-36 on Coffee County.

01/10/2026

26-21 Shelbyville lead on Coffee County at halftime.

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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.