September 1, 2026
Duane Sherrill
City votes to equally fund entities
The board of mayor and aldermen voted on first reading to pass an ordinance that will require that South Jackson Performing Arts Center, the Tullahoma Area Chamber of Commerce and the Tullahoma Sports Council all be given equal funding.
Deer bait privilege licenses available
The new Deer Bait Privilege License will be available on GoOutdoorsTennessee.com and in the TWRA On the Go App, starting July 22, 2026. The cost will be $50 for a resident of Tennessee and $100 for a non-resident. Public Chapter No. 444, allowing hunting over bait for white-tailed deer, was initiated by the General Assembly and signed into law by Governor Bill Lee in the 2025 Legislative Session.
VTHH supports Stuff the Bus
Vanderbilt Tullahoma-Harton Hospital employees demonstrated their commitment to local students by donating nearly 1,500 school supply items to the United Way of South Central Tennessee’s… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
2045 Plan redone as resolution
The 2045 Comprehensive Plan is now a resolution after the board of mayor and aldermen voted to rescind the plan as an ordinance and then accept it instead as a resolution.
South Jackson gets a new Dollar General
Tullahoma is on its way to getting its fifth Dollar General as a new business is going up on South Jackson Street.
Back to school this Friday
For many students and teachers, summer flew by too fast, as it is already time to return to class as schools are back in session across the state.
Walk to End Alzheimer’s set for Sept. 19
The 2026 Walk to End Alzheimer’s Tullahoma-Lynchburg is Saturday, Sept. 19.
Kiwanis announces Dig Day on 41A
Highland Rim Kiwanis are encouraging children to get a little dirt on their boots Sept. 19 as they present the inaugural Dig Day on 41A – a chance for little kids and big kids alike to get up close and personal with some big machinery.
Stars Vape & Tobacco fined for selling to minors
City leaders found out that penalties for vape shops that sell to persons under 21 have no teeth as the maximum fine for offenders is $50.
City votes to rescind 2025 Comprehensive Plan
Hundreds of thousands of dollars spent, thousands of work hours contributed and the 2045 Comprehensive Plan is still in limbo as the Tullahoma Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted on first reading to rescind the ordinance that they passed earlier this year.