Terrance Taylor II, wanted for a homicide in Covington last month, turned himself in Tuesday morning. The 22-year-old is a suspect in the murder of Dontavious Edwards on Dec. 28, 2020. Edwards, 19, was shot on Wooten Street and was airlifted to the Regional One Medical Center in Memphis where he underwent surgery and later died. Caprice Peete, Taylor's co-defendant, was … [Read more...] about Murder suspect Terrance Taylor II turned himself in Tuesday morning
January 21, 2021
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Covington board votes against making changes to quorum, mayoral vote
Tuesday Covington’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted against making changes to the charter that would allow the mayor to vote on all measures. The revision, which had been in the works since early last summer, would have made the mayor a member of the board and changed the requirements for meetings from “four aldermen” to “four members of the board.” What this meant was if two … [Read more...] about Covington board votes against making changes to quorum, mayoral vote
January 14, 2021
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Vaccination, drive-thru testing will be moved to Cobb-Parr Park Thursday
On Thursday, drive-thru COVID-19 vaccinations and testing will be moved to Cobb Parr Park to increase efficiency, said Tipton County Emergency Management Agency Director Tommy Dunavant. The line for vaccination at the health department, which is also the line for testing, has been incredibly long and is often backed up onto Mueller Brass Road. Those being tested for COVID are … [Read more...] about Vaccination, drive-thru testing will be moved to Cobb-Parr Park Thursday
Dr. Threlkeld talks about the vaccine, herd immunity and gathering again
Monday infectious disease specialist Dr. Steve Threlkeld told the media the COVID-19 vaccine is "ultimately the way out" of the pandemic, discussed herd immunity and when it'd be safe to gather again. "Once we get people vaccinated twice, they are protected with 95 percent effectiveness, though it's not perfect until enough people in the community and in the state and the … [Read more...] about Dr. Threlkeld talks about the vaccine, herd immunity and gathering again
In Covington, board is set to vote on charter revision that would give mayor a vote
Covington's board of mayor and aldermen will vote tonight on a charter revision that will make the mayor a voting member of the board and reduce the number of readings required for ordinances and not everyone is on board with it. At least one current alderman and a former alderwoman have spoken out against the proposed change, fearing a reduction in representation for the … [Read more...] about In Covington, board is set to vote on charter revision that would give mayor a vote
State launches online COVID-19 vaccine registration – here’s how to register for an appointment
On Monday, the Tennessee Department of Health released a new online booking tool for COVID-19 vaccine appointments. “We’re excited to begin this process to help deliver this vital service in the most efficient way possible while managing the limited and somewhat unpredictable supply of vaccines,” said Tennessee Health Commissioner Lisa Piercey, MD, MBA, FAAP. Prior to the … [Read more...] about State launches online COVID-19 vaccine registration – here’s how to register for an appointment
