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TCAT at Coffee County Ground Breaking Event

Last week, the ground was broken for the new Tennessee College of Applied Technology Coffee County campus, located on Highway 53, across from Coffee County Middle School.

The state-of-the-art facility will house programs in cosmetology, industrial maintenance, practical nursing, residential/commercial/industrial electricity, truck driving, and welding.

Dignitaries that addressed the crowd at the event inculded: Tennessee State Senator Janice Bowling, Tennessee State Representative Rush Bricken, Coffee County Mayor Dennis Hunt, Manchester City Mayor Joey Hobbs and Ray knowis, Mayor of Tullahoma.

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