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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.

Mayor Joey Hobbs and the City of Manchester wishes everyone a Merry Christmas in a newly published video from last week'...
12/05/2025

Mayor Joey Hobbs and the City of Manchester wishes everyone a Merry Christmas in a newly published video from last week's parade

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

Westwood Middle School’s basketball teams returned from Thanksgiving break with a pair of wins Wednesday night.
12/04/2025

Westwood Middle School’s basketball teams returned from Thanksgiving break with a pair of wins Wednesday night.

Attorney General Northcott said the investigations were ongoing to determine the cause of death of the individuals, whet...
12/04/2025

Attorney General Northcott said the investigations were ongoing to determine the cause of death of the individuals, whether the mauling was postmortem, past violent history with these or other dogs in the home, current or past issues related to the children requiring intervention by the Department of Children's Services and other potential issues that may have contributed to this situation.

A grandfather and granddaughter were mauled by pitbulls on East Warren Street late Wednesday afternoon.

A preliminary investigation is underway following the deaths of a man and an infant on East Warren Street in Tullahoma
12/04/2025

A preliminary investigation is underway following the deaths of a man and an infant on East Warren Street in Tullahoma

A preliminary investigation is underway following the deaths of a man and an infant on East Warren Street.

The Coffee County wrestling team made its home debut Tuesday night, welcoming Riverdale to Raider Academy for duals acti...
12/04/2025

The Coffee County wrestling team made its home debut Tuesday night, welcoming Riverdale to Raider Academy for duals action.

During the Dec. 2 meeting, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved the first reading of an ordinance that wi...
12/03/2025

During the Dec. 2 meeting, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved the first reading of an ordinance that will create a tourism department, reshaping how tourism efforts are conducted by the city.

During the Dec. 2 meeting, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved the first reading of an ordinance that will create a tourism department, reshaping how tourism efforts are

The beginning of December always brings a mixed bag of emotions.
12/03/2025

The beginning of December always brings a mixed bag of emotions.

Coffee County Central High School’s BETA Club recently earned high honors at the state convention held Nov. 20-22 at Ga*...
12/03/2025

Coffee County Central High School’s BETA Club recently earned high honors at the state convention held Nov. 20-22 at Ga***rd Opryland Hotel in Nashville.

Celebrate the season with Voctave at The Caverns in Pelham on Saturday, December 6th! Voctave’s Christmas show, It Feels...
12/03/2025

Celebrate the season with Voctave at The Caverns in Pelham on Saturday, December 6th! Voctave’s Christmas show, It Feels Like Christmas, features stunning 11-part harmonies of holiday favorites and Disney songs. Hear these beautiful voices fill The Caverns’ one-of-a-kind acoustic space—a show for music lovers of all ages. Get your reserved seats at TheCaverns.com.

Following a recommendation by the Finance Committee in November that would cut tourism funds to the Manchester Chamber o...
12/03/2025

Following a recommendation by the Finance Committee in November that would cut tourism funds to the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, the city moved into committee a proposal to increase a different funding stream to the Chamber.

The Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted during the Dec. 2 meeting to send a recommendation to the Finance Committee to raise the city’s donation to the Manchester Chamber

The obituaries that ran in this week's print edition
12/02/2025

The obituaries that ran in this week's print edition

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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.