October 18, 2026
Kyle Murphy
City proclaims October National Arts and Humanities Month
The city of Tullahoma has proclaimed October as National Arts and Humanities Month. Mayor Lynn Sebourn presented the proclamation during the Board of Mayor and… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Joe Scarlett talks Tractor Supply’s success
The Tullahoma Noon Rotary Club recently welcomed guest speaker Joe Scarlett, who gave them insight into how Tractor Supply became successful.
Tullahoma Arts Crawl returns to downtown Oct. 20
Residents and art lovers alike can enjoy an evening of the arts and support local businesses with this year’s Downtown Tullahoma Arts Crawl this Tuesday, Oct. 20, from 5 to 8 p.m.
Early Voting starts today in Coffee County
E arly voting for the Nov. 3 election begins today, Oct. 14, and continues through Thursday, Oct. 29, giving voters a convenient opportunity to cast their ballot before Election Day.
Fine arts center unveils Liberty Tree Mosaic mural
The Tullahoma Fine Arts Center recently welcomed its newest mural: the Liberty Tree Mosaic mural.
When will DG on West Lincoln reopen?
The Dollar General on West Lincoln will remain temporarily closed for the foreseeable future following its closure in late July due to a fire in one of the coolers.
Coffee County Bank breaks ground for new campus
Coff ee County Bank takes its first steps in expanding its presence in Tullahoma by officially breaking ground at its future home, which happens to be just across the street from its current location.
Mayor proclaims this week as Fire Prevention Week
Mayor Lynn Sebourn officially declared the week of Oct. 4 through 10 as Fire Prevention Week at this past week’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting.
Tourists spend $145.8M in 2025
Those who visited Coffee County in 2025 spent about $145.8 million, according to an economic impact report shared by the Tennessee Department of Tourist Development According to the report, in 2025 Coffee County tourism saw $145.8 million in direct visitor spending; $8.3 million generated in state tax revenue; $5.7 million generated in local tax revenue; $399,580 spent by visitors every day on lodging, dining, retail, transportation and recreation; and $605 in annual tax savings per Coffee County household as a result of state and local taxes generated by tourism.
Compassus cuts the ribbon on 30 years of service
the long-serving hospice and palliative care organization, celebrated its 30th anniversary this past week of assisting families and patients.