Eyes to the Skies – SpaceX treats early risers

While SpaceX launches are common, the Tuesday, Oct. 13 launch from Cape Canaveral had early risers looking to the skies as the Falcon 9 rocket bearing a robotic Dragon capsule created a celestial wonder that lit up social media from the East Coast all the way to Middle Tennessee.
It’s copperhead season in Tennessee

It’s Copperhead season in Tennessee and state wildlife officials are urging the public to be aware what might be lurking in that pile of leaves, along the trail or in your flower pot.
Motlow soccer runs through district

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BoMA votes to repeal equal funding

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen has taken the first step in repealing the equal funding ordinance that they just put into place, voting on first reading to repeal.
What ever happened to Shreddergate?

What ever happened to the papers involved in Shreddergate—the infamous incident that transpired in city hall? That’s what Chase Matheson, citizen journalist from the Patriot Punk Network, asked the Tullahoma Board of Mayor and Aldermen during public comments this past meeting.
Oktoberfest enjoys ninth year at South Jackson

The 9th annual Oktoberfest on the grounds of South Jackson Performing Arts Center started a bit soggy, but Mother Nature relented, allowing the yodelers and polka bands to have a fun day.
Senior City Planner fired by city

The city of Tullahoma has fired Senior City Planner Samuel Luthi after a series of incidents ranging from allegedly being late for work and falling asleep on the job to an alleged domestic incident at his home.
Hazardous waste day collects hundreds of gallons

The recent hazardous materials turn in day hosted by the city of Tullahoma took hundreds of gallons of hazardous waste including oil, antifreeze and especially paint.
Voters decide on state constitutional amendments

State property tax, refusal of bond on ballot
Sparks fly in Amacher pre-trial hearing

In a sometimes contentious two-day hearing in which the court officer called for order in the court six times, Judge Robert Carter heard arguments as to why he should or should not throw out the criminal cases against former Tullahoma Alderman Jenna Amacher, who is accused of lying about her place of residence in her qualification papers to run for Coffee County Clerk last year.
