The city welcomes new certified sites
TENNESSEE GOVERNOR Bill Lee and Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bob Rolfe announced four new Select Tennessee Certified Sites, which meet rigorous standards to attract private investment and job creation. With 61 certified sites to date, Tennessee offers shovel-ready locations for businesses, fostering economic growth and supporting local communities. Over $1.8 billion in capital investment and 7,200 job commitments have been made to date. GN
One Day of Hope and Partners for Healing collaborated to establish a new clinic in Manchester
MANCHESTER WELCOMES a new free clinic for the working uninsured, operated by Partners for Healing. This long-awaited facility offers primary medical care services on Wednesdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Additional services may be added based on demand, and reduced-cost prescriptions are available. Appointments are required, and eligibility criteria can be found on partnersforhealing.org. GN
The Manchester Times features Jennifer Swack as Manchester’s finest teacher
JENNIFER SWACK, an exceptional teacher at North Coffee Elementary, prioritizes student well-being through meaningful connections, open communication, and holistic development. By fostering trust and problem-solving, she creates a familial atmosphere where students freely exchange ideas. Swack’s unwavering commitment makes her Manchester’s finest educator. GN
Coffee County Central High School announces Gavyn Frankenfield, a music veteran with 15 years of experience, as the new head band director.
FRANKENFIELD’S TRACK record of success includes consecutive first-place wins and a Sudler Trophy as a member of the Incomparable Golden Rams Marching Band. Principal Paul Parsley is confident in Frankenfield’s ability to foster the Red Raider Marching Band’s growth and achieve remarkable performance and competition results. Frankenfield eagerly looks forward to meeting the students and launching the summer band camp soon. GN
Capital Outlay meeting unveils plans for library mural and building maintenance
DURING THE Capital Outlay meeting on June 1, 2023, the attendees, including Dennis Hunt, Tim Brown, Tina Reed, Judd Matheny, Rick Soucy, Rebecca French, and Pauline Vaughn, discussed significant topics and made decisions. The meeting focused on exploring a library mural, addressing building maintenance, approving UT office improvements, and considering bids for signage and roof analysis. GN
Cleveland State and Motlow State community colleges earn awards
CLEVELAND STATE and Motlow State community colleges received two prestigious awards from the Community Colleges of Appalachia. Cleveland State was honored for its Forestry, Wildlife & Fisheries program, while Motlow State was recognized for its Advanced Robotics Training Center, both benefiting their regions and promoting excellence in education. GN
