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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.

Don't forget you can Track Santa Claus exact location on Christmas Eve at www.manchestertimes.com BTYB: Mark Messick/Exi...
12/20/2025

Don't forget you can Track Santa Claus exact location on Christmas Eve at www.manchestertimes.com BTYB: Mark Messick/Exit Realty

It was no cakewalk, but Coffee County basketball picked up its fifth straight win Friday evening.
12/20/2025

It was no cakewalk, but Coffee County basketball picked up its fifth straight win Friday evening.

Coffee County girls’ basketball cruised to a win to open its home tournament slate Friday afternoon.
12/19/2025

Coffee County girls’ basketball cruised to a win to open its home tournament slate Friday afternoon.

Manchester Safety Committee postponed until January an ordinance that would create a permitting process during the Dec. ...
12/19/2025

Manchester Safety Committee postponed until January an ordinance that would create a permitting process during the Dec. 8 meeting.

The Polar Express has left the station and is making stops all around Coffee and surrounding counties to spread Christma...
12/19/2025

The Polar Express has left the station and is making stops all around Coffee and surrounding counties to spread Christmas cheer courtesy of Cannon County’s Huff & Puff Trucking Co.

Suit claims school system failed to consider student's disabilities in disputed disciplinary action
12/19/2025

Suit claims school system failed to consider student's disabilities in disputed disciplinary action

The Coffee County School System was named as one of the defendants in a complaint filed regarding disciplinary action taken against a student in the system and an alleged failure

Tonight and tomorrow night Dec. 19 Cumberland Presbyterian Church will hold its live nativity 5:30-7:45
12/18/2025

Tonight and tomorrow night Dec. 19 Cumberland Presbyterian Church will hold its live nativity 5:30-7:45

The Westwood Middle School boys’ basketball team returned home from Cascade Middle School with a conference championship...
12/18/2025

The Westwood Middle School boys’ basketball team returned home from Cascade Middle School with a conference championship Wednesday night.

Carden-Jarrell Football Stadium could be seeing some major improvements after the Coffee County School Board approved fo...
12/18/2025

Carden-Jarrell Football Stadium could be seeing some major improvements after the Coffee County School Board approved for Wold Architects to begin the bidding process for the work at the Dec. 8 meeting.

Carden-Jarrell Football Stadium could be seeing some major improvements after the Coffee County School Board approved for Wold Architects to begin the bidding process for the work at the Dec.

Manchester Safety Committee during the Dec. 8 meeting discussed the currently enacted food truck ordinance to see if the...
12/18/2025

Manchester Safety Committee during the Dec. 8 meeting discussed the currently enacted food truck ordinance to see if the committee felt any changes needed to be made to address stationary food trucks.

Manchester Safety Committee during the Dec. 8 meeting discussed the currently enacted food truck ordinance to see if the committee felt any changes needed to be made to address stationary

Manchester Safety Committee on Dec. 8 sent to the Finance Committee the purchase of a brand-new fire truck for roughly $...
12/17/2025

Manchester Safety Committee on Dec. 8 sent to the Finance Committee the purchase of a brand-new fire truck for roughly $850,000 following the failure of a pump in a Manchester Fire Department engine.

Manchester Safety Committee on Dec. 8 sent to the Finance Committee the purchase of a brand-new fire truck for roughly $850,000 following the failure of a pump in a Manchester

Coffee County wrestling was back on the road Tuesday night, traveling to Shelbyville for tri-meet action against Forrest...
12/17/2025

Coffee County wrestling was back on the road Tuesday night, traveling to Shelbyville for tri-meet action against Forrest and the host Golden Eagles.

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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.