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Traffic impacts expected during Coffee County parade of graduates Monday

Coffee County Central High School graduation is Friday, May 22 – but the parade of graduates through the streets of Manchester is set for Monday, May 18th and we have everything you need to know, including traffic impacts below.

TIMING: The parade starts at 6 p.m., leaving Coffee County Central High School. Traffic impacts will be felt between 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. along the parade route.

ROUTE DETAILS: According to Manchester Police Department, the parade will follow a rout as follow:

• Departs from the high school heading East on McArthur Street.

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• Left onto Hillsboro Boulevard, traveling north in the southbound lanes.

• Hillsboro Boulevard (US-41) CLOSED in both directions from McArthur Street to Spring Street.

• Circles downtown and returns to Highways 41 & 55.

• Left onto McMinnville Highway (Highway 55) to Coffee County Raider Academy.

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GRADUATION

Commencement exercises for the Central High School Class of 2026 will be at 7 p.m. Friday, May 22 at Carden-Jarrell Field behind Raider Academy (865 McMinnville Highway). Graduation video will be on Thunder Radio 107.9 FM’s Facebook page.

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