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Coffee County Central High School completed a $750,000 renovation project over the summer break, which enhanced both security and instruction. The improvements include adding doors to classrooms where the previous open concept was used, and installing metal detectors at the school entrance. Principal Paul Parsley stated these changes are designed to create a safer, more conducive learning environment for students and staff.

Wilson County planning and zoning committee approved a six-month moratorium on data centers amid community concerns about noise, infrastructure strain, and environmental impact. The measure awaits county commission approval on July 20, while a new committee studies zoning changes. Residents and officials like Commissioner Lauren Breeze and Farmer Jack Pratt expressed worries about resources and harm to farmland.