SHELBYVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Rescue crews have found the body of a man who drowned in the Duck River on Thursday afternoon in Shelbyville. Your e-mail address will be used to confirm your account. Governors preliminary budget includes purchase of Coffee County megasite, PublicSq., a Leading Values-Aligned Marketplace, to Go Public via Combination with Colombier Acquisition Corp. (NYSE: CLBR), Shocking development at Hands-On Science Center, Local businesses awarded for service to community, Alzheimers Tennessee daytime support group meetings, Tullahoma Sangha at Unitarian Universalist Church of Tullahoma, Tullahoma Winter Shelter locations and hours, 10963 Old Tullahoma Rd, Tullahoma, TN 37388, 4772 Old Manchester Hwy, Tullahoma, TN 37388. 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Invalid password or account does not exist. The Manchester Water and Sewer Commission approved at the February recommending a bid for a new trailer mounted televising system that will be purchased using city designated American Recovery Act money totaling $250,000. This data is not from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). Low 56F. $7.3M to establish a state paid family leave tax credit against franchise and excise tax for a two-year pilot period that will mirror the federal tax credit, $370.8M to update outdated facilities in seven TCAT campuses state-wide, $386.2M to invest in new buildings, expansions and improvements to sixteen current TCAT campuses, $147.5M to build six new TCATs to better serve more students across Tennessee, $18.7M to increase the income threshold for pregnant women and caregivers to expand access to, $5.2M to provide 12-month continuous TennCare eligibility for low-income children, $4.7M to permanently extend postpartum health coverage under TennCare, $100M for Crisis Pregnancy Provider Support Grants supporting crisis pregnancy centers statewide, improving access to healthcare and information for expecting mothers, $10.25M for TN Fosters Hope grant funding to elevate high quality care for children and families impacted by foster care and adoption, allowing providers to expand their services to foster and adoptive families, $27M to expand programming for children with complex or special needs that face challenges being placed in a traditional foster or adoptive home by further developing the provider network and providing respite and long-term care, $15M to fund the Summer Youth Employment Program to connect youth and young adults ages 14 to 24 with career exploration opportunities and paid work experiences, $33M to increase bed capacity in the Department of Childrens Services (DCS) provider network to reduce the time children and youth spend in offices and childrens homes, $39.8M to increase the rate of payment for providers in the DCS provider network that offer residential and clinical services to children in state custody, $7.3M to support foster families and incentivize foster care and adoption of sibling groups and teens, $15.9M to align DCS case manager salary with market salary regionally and in the private sector, $11.4M to contract short-term private case managers to alleviate the burden on DCS case managers, $5M for Juvenile Justice Youth Intervention Partnerships to increase collaboration with community-based partners to support youth stepping down from juvenile facilities, $31M to replace the Tennessee Family and Child Tracking System (TFACTS), the DCS case management and payment system, $350 M in additional funding to local education agencies through Tennessee Investment in Student Achievement (TISA), including $125 M for teacher pay raises, $60.8M to extend summer learning camps and expand eligibility age from 4th grade to Kindergarten through 9th grade, $20M in School Safety Grants to enhance school security, $29.7M for the TN School Safety Initiative, expanding staffing to place at least one Homeland Security Special Agent in each of the states 95 counties to provide threat assessments and collaborate with local law enforcement, Expanding the Grow Your Own apprenticeship program to help solve teacher shortages, serving 600 new apprenticeship candidates per year, Five percent salary pool increase for higher education employees to ensure they attract and retain the best employee base possible, Adding 100 Highway Patrol Troopers and related support staff and 25 Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Forensic Services staff, $30M addition to the TN Law Enforcement Hiring, Training, and Recruitment Program (Year 2), $50M expansion of the Violent Crime Intervention Fund, $357M for network expansion of the Tennessee Advanced Communication Network (TACN) to transition remaining state agencies into TACN, improve coverage and provide infrastructure grants for local agencies to join TACN, $10M to support successful re-entry by expanding Evidence-Based Programming Grants in prisons and jails with a focus on mental health, $66.5M for the Natchez Trace Recreation Area, establishing a sportsmans themed park with a lodge, cabins, campgrounds and a shooting range, $28.3M to create Scotts Gulf State Park, a 9,000-acre park uniting Virgin Falls State Natural Area with surrounding nature areas into a single wilderness park, $30M to revitalize the Heritage Conservation Trust to support public-private partnerships through a matching grant program, $15.4M for trail infrastructure and development of the Cumberland Trail, $10.3M to address critical gaps along the Wolf River Greenway, a 26-mile paved trail meandering from the Mississippi River to Germantown, $6.3M to expand the Tweetsie Trail in Carter County, connecting four communities, two bike parks and a pedestrian bridge, $70M to TN Clean Initiative, cleaning up state superfund sites, Oak Ridge and all 47 known dry cleaner sites, $6.3M for the Rural Brownfields Investment Act to revitalize 175 known brownfield sites, creating a new state-administered grant and technical support program for remediation and economic development of existing brownfields, $4.7M grant funding to improve local water quality by optimizing wastewater treatment plants, collaborating with agricultural partners to practice best management principles and supporting cities with reduction of nutrients in stormwater, $1.7B to address capital improvements and maintenance, including Tennessee State Parks and TCATs, Ensuring more than $2.8B of recurring revenue is allocated to one-time expenditures, allowing the return of these resources for review and budgeting next fiscal year. Coffee County Central High School Valedictorian Abigail Clark and Salutatorian Audrey Barton are the first in the list of the Class of 2023 Top 10%. What sparked the gesture was unclear. One of the organizers, Eileen Carter, said she believes the movement has enough signatures, but will make a last-minute push. A few storms may be severe. Paisley Dyer, a 7th grade student at WMS, hits the target from 45 feet. We assume no responsibility for postings made by anyone 20,290 people like this 21,937 people follow this http://www.tullahomanews.com/ BLOG; CATEGORIES. Mardi Gras, or Fat Tuesday, is the culmination of Carnival season, which officially begins each year on Jan. 6, the 12th day after Christmas, and closes with the beginning of Lent on Ash Wednesday. SSW winds shifting to NNW at 10 to 15 mph. Frustrations? Thunderstorms, some heavy this evening, then periods of rain late. Coffee County Sheriffs Office administrators were notified by staff that the 44 year-old Nunley was acting as if he was under the influence, according to a media release. You'll enjoy AD-FREE access to our site as long as you are a paid subscriber. Fox News Tullahoma User reports indicate no current problems at Fox News Fox News is a cable TV channel and news site. In April of 2022, the City of Manchester decided to forgo its employee insurance plan through the State of Tennessee in favor of a plan through Blue Cross/Blue Shields & Gerber Life Insurance Company. Raiders fall to Franklin Co. and Warren Co. 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