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Strong winds from Wednesday night's storms left behind serious damage in Manchester. First responders worked overnight, into Thursday morning, trying to clear the debris and power lines from roadways.

With the Manchester Police Department and Water and Sewer operating without official department heads, both departments are operating under the leadership of an interim (Assistant Chief Adam Floied and W&S’s

On a topic clouded with concerns about a possible city manager hire, here’s where the city stands:

Shortly before the last ballots were being cast on Election Day, May 3, members of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen brought back the discussion for a city manager during

According to two city aldermen, a proposed new development that is tangentially connected to a new grocery, code named Apple Project, could hinge on whether city zoning ordinances are amended

The senior member of the Tullahoma Board of Mayor and Aldermen will not be seeking reelection in August, according to the final list of those running for aldermen in the

With Manchester City Schools at or nearing capacity, the system will be hard pressed to serve the families of three newly-proposed developments, without the construction of additional facilities.

Manchester Mayor Marilyn Howard broke the tie vote during the February meeting of the Board of Mayor and Alderman for the first reading of an ordinance that will zone a

The Ester Lane will see water drainage improvements that improve water abatement in the flooding-prone area.