October 18, 2026
Duane Sherrill
VTHH offers new CT imaging machine
Vanderbilt Tullahoma-Harton Hospital has a new $4 million CT scanner to help physicians diagnose and treat patients at the facility.
Playing by the rules–BoMA discusses Robert’s Rules of Order
With a new makeup on the Tullahoma Board of Mayor and Aldermen, Mayor Lynn Sebourn told members during their Sept. 14 study session that he wants to abide better by Robert’s Rules of Order to avoid contentious arguments that sometimes grew out of items heard by prior boards.
Hall of Fame inductees revealed
Tullahoma Sports Council is proud to announce the inductees nominated for the 2027 season. The Nominees will be inducted at the Annual Tullahoma Sports Hall of Fame and Awards Banquet to be held on Saturday, February 20, 2027 at the D.W. Wilson Community Center. L&H Distributing and First Bank will be the title sponsors for the event with Tullahoma Department of Parks and Recreation taking a significant role in additional sponsorship and support. The eventful evening will begin with a reception and social hour at 5 p.m. The induction ceremony with reserved seating will begin at 7 p.m.
Berry wants answers about chamber lawsuits
Daniel Berry wants answers when it comes to the two lawsuits against the Tullahoma Area Chamber of Commerce, going so far as to suggest the city withhold funding for the entity until it gets answers.
McGee named Mayor Pro Tem
DUANE SHERRILL Editor With new faces on the aldermanic council, Mayor Lynn Sebourn made fresh liaison assignments to local boards during the Sept. 14 BoMA… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
City delays vote on organizational chart
The city has decided to postpone changing its organizational chart when it comes who the city recorder and chief of police report to and clarifies the role of the city administrator in the city’s chart.
Let it snow – City buys snow plow
While Tennessee remained under a heat dome going into this week with highs touching 100, city leaders were planning ahead as the approved the purchase of two snow plows and a salt spreader for when winter finally hits.
Jefferson Street Park set for major upgrade
Major upgrades are coming to Jefferson Street Park after the board of mayor and aldermen Okayed the construction to begin The move by the city comes after Parks and Recreation Department was approached by members of the community last year to look into replacing the Jefferson Street Playground. The current playground built in 2011, is very small and weathered and does not offer popular amenities such as swings.
Judge issues restraining order against Tullahoma City Schools
DUANE SHERRILL Editor A judge has issued a restraining order against Tullahoma City Schools, claiming they wrongly suspended an honor student for having a vape at school, ordering the school to readmit the student immediately. Meanwhile, the Tullahoma High School…
Who’s next? City releases paving schedule
The city of Tullahoma has announced its fall paving schedule which will upgrade 6.72 miles of streets.