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Franklin County has now had 16 total fatalities from COVID-19 with new deaths in the area reported by the Tennessee Department of Health on Oct. 14, Saturday and Tuesday.

Franklin County has now had 15 total fatalities from COVID-19 with a new death in the area reported by the Tennessee Department of Health on Saturday.

Franklin County has now had 14 total fatalities from COVID-19 with a new death in the area reported by the Tennessee Department of Health on Wednesday.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee will quarantine at home with first lady Maria Lee until further notice after a member of his security detail tested positive for COVID-19.

The state is continuing its proactive approach toward combatting the COVID-19 pandemic, and members from the Governor’s Unified Task Force met Monday with emergency response personnel and city and county officials in the immediate southern Middle Tennessee area.

Franklin County has now had 13 total fatalities from COVID-19 with a new death in the area reported by the Tennessee Department of Health on Tuesday.

Franklin County has now had 12 total fatalities from COVID-19 with a new death in the area reported by the Tennessee Department of Health on Thursday.

Franklin County has now had 11 total fatalities from COVID-19 with a new death in the area reported by the Tennessee Department of Health on Wednesday.

 Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee and the Financial Stimulus Accountability Group recdntly announced an initial $50 million in federal Coronavirus Relief Funds for the new Supplemental Employer Recovery Grant program to provide additional relief to small businesses suffering during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Franklin County has now had 1,022 total confirmed coronavirus cases and 10 deaths from the disease, according to statistics released by the Tennessee Department of Health on Friday.

Plasma from whole blood donations made through the American Red Cross that test positive for COVID-19 antibodies may now help current coronavirus patients in need of convalescent plasma transfusions. 

The Franklin County Library had some special guests Friday when Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett and State Sen. Janice Bowling showed up to personally present the staff with two separate symbolic checks to aid the facility in its operations during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Covid Survivors for Change, a national group of families of COVID victims and survivors, will lead a National COVID-19 Remembrance ceremony Sunday.

As a national state of emergency remains in place, Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee announced today the state of emergency in Tennessee will continue through October with adjustments made to previous executive orders.

Franklin County has now had 10 total fatalities from COVID-19 with a new death in the area reported by the Tennessee Department of Health on Monday.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee recently announced a five-day extension for eligible small businesses to certify for the Tennessee Business Relief Program.

Franklin County has now had nine total fatalities from COVID-19 with a new death in the area reported by the Tennessee Department of Health on Friday.

Franklin County has now had eight total fatalities from COVID-19 with a new death in the area reported by the Tennessee Department of Health on Wednesday.

The Good Shepherd Mardi Gras Committee has decided, after considering several factors tied to the coronavirus, to cancel the annual Mardi Gras fundraiser.

Tullahoma’s Trinity Clinical Research is currently seeking volunteers to take part in a national study on a potential COVID-19 vaccine.

Franklin County has now had 862 total confirmed coronavirus cases and seven deaths from the disease, according to statistics released by the Tennessee Department of Health on Friday.

The Franklin County Finance Committee approved on Sept. 8 to fund $579,689 to buy special equipment and related products to combat the coronavirus.

Franklin County has now had 781 total confirmed coronavirus cases and seven deaths from the disease, according to statistics released by the Tennessee Department of Health on Monday.

COVID-19 may have reduced attendance at the 27th annual Multi-County Cancer Support Network Walk-A-Thon on Friday, but the cause to help the disease’s survivors continues.

Franklin County has now had 711 total confirmed coronavirus cases and seven deaths from the disease, according to statistics released by the Tennessee Department of Health on Friday.

Franklin County has now had seven total fatalities from COVID-19 with two new deaths in the area reported by the Tennessee Department of Health on Thursday.

Franklin County has now had five total fatalities from COVID-19 with a new death in the area reported by the Tennessee Department of Health on Saturday.

Franklin County has now had 567 total confirmed coronavirus cases and four deaths from the disease, according to statistics released by the Tennessee Department of Health on Thursday.

The rising number of COVID-19 cases among Franklin County High School students has resulted in the FCHS administration suspending ensemble band activities.

Franklin County has now had 534 total confirmed coronavirus cases and four deaths from the disease, according to statistics released by the Tennessee Department of Health on Wednesday

Franklin County has now had 517 total confirmed coronavirus cases and four deaths from the disease, according to statistics released by the Tennessee Department of Health on Tuesday.

Franklin County has now had 483 total confirmed coronavirus cases and four deaths from the disease, according to statistics released by the Tennessee Department of Health on Saturday.

Franklin County has now had 460 total confirmed coronavirus cases and four deaths from the disease, according to statistics released by the Tennessee Department of Health on Thursday.

Franklin County Director of Schools Stanley Bean maintains he would have problems following a move by other school districts requiring employees potentially exposed to coronavirus to report to work instead of isolating at home.

Franklin County has now had 444 total confirmed coronavirus cases and four deaths from the disease, according to statistics released by the Tennessee Department of Health on Wednesday.

Franklin County has now had 427 total confirmed coronavirus cases and four deaths from the disease, according to statistics released by the Tennessee Department of Health on Tuesday.

Winchester City Hall is back open after being closed all day Tuesday and part of Friday and Monday due to two employees contracting COVID-19.

With the new year just beginning, the Franklin County School System has 4,743 students enrolled, down about 200 from last year.

A student has tested positive for COVID-19 this week, prompting the Franklin County School System to take additional protective action to limit the disease’s spread.

Franklin County has now had 359 total confirmed coronavirus cases and four deaths from the disease, according to statistics released by the Tennessee Department of Health on Thursday.

The Tennessee Department of Human Services is reminding parents that there’s time to apply for a program to help provide food for their children during the COVID-19 pandemic.

With classes in progress and only one of Franklin County’s 11 campuses requiring coronavirus masks, School Board Member Sara Liechty has questioned whether they should be mandatory system-wide.

For the second time in four days, Franklin County government buildings have had to close to be sanitized due to COVID-19 cases, according to County Mayor David Alexander.

With COVID-19 having significant medical and social impacts on Franklin County, the state and nation with businesses closed and people working from home in isolation, how do the blood collection agencies cope with the changes?

Franklin County has now had 325 total confirmed coronavirus cases and four deaths from the disease, according to statistics released by the Tennessee Department of Health on Saturday.

With classes officially starting Wednesday, parents and their children were at Franklin County’s schools earlier this week through special orientation gatherings so parents could meet the teachers who will be guiding their children educationally through a pandemic.

Franklin County has now had 313 total confirmed coronavirus cases and four deaths from the disease, according to statistics released by the Tennessee Department of Health on Friday.