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The good news is that a new bar and restaurant are coming to downtown Tullahoma. The even better news is that the new owner, 30-year-old entrepreneur Nicholas Smith, plans to preserve a historic Tullahoma landmark at the same time. Daddy Billy’s Delicatessen, known to many locals as “DB’s”, located in the railroad-facing building and owned by the Couch family since 1893, has been a Tullahoma institution for decades. Operated as
By MARIAN GALBRAITH Staff Writer A report by the Comptroller’s Division of County Audit shows Grundy County has numerous issues with accounting and bookkeeping practices that need to be corrected. Released Thursday, the report contains 23 findings and recommendations for improving Grundy County government, many dealing with accounting practices that help ensure public dollars are properly collected, recorded and spent or deposited. Auditors refer to these practices as internal
By ANDREA AGARDY Staff Writer As any teenage girl and her parents can tell you, finding the perfect prom dress is a time-consuming and costly proposition. Tomorrow afternoon, Tullahoma High School’s Project Graduation Committee is offering area residents a chance to expand their wardrobes while helping provide the Class of 2012 with a safe graduation celebration. From noon to 4 p.m. the committee will host a Prom Dress Extravaganza
By BRIAN JUSTICE Citing that the Tullahoma Area Economic Development Corp.’s open position, recently vacated by Dr. Joseph Kanan, should be filled by an applicant with a medical background, the Board of Aldermen selected Dr. John Dennie Crabtree to fill the position. The board unanimously approved Crabtree’s appointment Monday amid a field that included Brian Coate, Tullahoma Utilities Board’s electric/fiber department manager; Dr. William D. Jackson, HMJ Corp. president;
LAVERGNE — When Tullahoma needed its defense the most, the Wildcats couldn’t slow down LaVergne guard Marquis Johns. And when the Cats needed shots to fall, they simply couldn’t coax the ball to go into the basket. Host LaVergne topped Tullahoma 61-49 Tuesday night at LaVergne High School. The loss snapped a two-game winning streak for the Wildcats and marked the second time this season that the Cats lost to
LAVERGNE — The Tullahoma Lady Wildcats earned their second consecutive victory for the first time since the first two games of the season as they beat LaVergne 58-17 on Tuesday. At LaVergne High School, Tullahoma’s Erin Layne came off the bench to score a season-high 14 points. Layne led three THS players in double figures as senior Mylisha Edwards and sophomore Katie Lett added 10 points apiece. In winning for
This week’s Associated Press high school girls basketball poll stayed relatively unchanged. Moore County High School’s girls team — the only area team to earn mention in either the boys or girls top 10 — remained at No. 2 in the Class A girls poll. The Raiderettes (22-3) earned three first-place votes and 162 points in the poll. No. 1 Lake County (21-3) garnered 11 first-place votes and 186 points.
By Kali Bolle You know how Mom says that beauty comes from within? Well, she was right. But on the outside it can be a little bit trickier when it comes to what products to purchase to keep our outside beauty in check and radiating. No, we don’t all look like super models, but that doesn’t mean we don’t let ourselves go to the dogs. It’s all about working
By LOGAN LEE Staff Writer The Tullahoma Area Chamber of Commerce held the second annual Tullahoma Chamber Chili Tuesday. It was co-hosted by the Beechcraft Heritage Museum and The Exchange and held at the Beechcraft Heritage Museum. The event, which featured chili, beverages and desserts, is designed to promote socializing and networking between Tullahoma area businesses and members of the community. Chamber executive director Diane Bryant began by welcoming
On Sunday, local musicians Vicki Collinsworth and Kyle Copeland will welcome the public to embark on a musical voyage that has been more than three years in the making with “Four on Board and More.” Doors will open at 1:30 p.m. at the South Jackson Civic Center. Along with Collinsworth and Copeland, local musicians performing will include Jonathan Wires on bass, John Cook on guitar, and Josh Collinsworth accompanying Kyle
Those wishing to take a musical journey abroad without leaving home need look no further than to local musicians “Cricket and Snail.” Based in Monteagle, the husband and wife duo of Lucie and James Carlson play a mix of French, Celtic, classical and Klezmer tunes, along with original compositions. Both accomplished composers and arrangers, the couple say they are fond of great melodies that evoke street cafés, Celtic dances, Jewish
It may be cold outside, but local seniors are keeping warm and having some fun dancing and staying fit. Seniors ages 50 and over meet at 5 p.m. each Thursday at the Fraternal Order of Police building in Tullahoma. For the next four hours, folks dance the night away to a live band to the genres of country and rock and roll. “This a place were senior can come and
The Motlow College Foundation Gala is the largest fundraising event of the year, and this year’s 20th annual event is planned to be bigger and better than ever, according to organizers. The Clayton Family Foundation and American City Bank sponsor the event, allowing all proceeds to benefit students through the Motlow College Foundation. The gala will be held in the Tennessee Ballr oom of the Manchester/Coffee County Conference Center on
Loading ...By MARIAN GALBRAITH Staff Writer A report by the Comptroller’s Division
By ANDREA AGARDY Staff Writer As any teenage girl and her
LAVERGNE — When Tullahoma needed its defense the most, the Wildcats couldn’t
LAVERGNE — The Tullahoma Lady Wildcats earned their second consecutive victory for
By Kali Bolle You know how Mom says that beauty comes
By LOGAN LEE Staff Writer The Tullahoma Area Chamber of Commerce