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Tullahoma honors its fallen

Tullahoma remembered its fallen heroes Friday morning during a program at South Jackson Performing Arts Center, the annual event forced inside by rainy weather.
Leah Fogarty signs with Midway University

The Tullahoma High School 2025 soccer team, which placed as state runners-up, was full of talent. One of the many talented players on this squad was senior Leah Fogarty. She recently signed to play at the collegiate level at Midway University.
Bel-Aire opens inclusive playground

While school is now out for the summer, students at Bel-Aire Elementary School were able to enjoy the new inclusive playground just before the end of the school year.
TUA to increase water and wastewater rates

The Tullahoma Utilities Authority (TUA) Board of Directors approved revising the rates of both water and wastewater.
Beadie Keith, 86
Beadie Keith, 86, was born March 13, 1940 in Tullahoma and passed May 13, 2026.
Patsy Yvonne Beare, 94

Patsy Yvonne Beare, passed this life on Sunday, May 17, 2026 at Bailey Manor in Manchester at the age of 94.
Brothers earn Eaker Award

Two Union City cadets, 18-year-old Graysen Crawford and 17-yearold Wyatt Crawford, were recognized with the Ira C. Eaker Award during a visit to the Tullahoma Composite Squadron’s weekly meeting. The award is earned by only two percent of all Civil Air Patrol cadets and is one of the highest promotions available in the cadet program — a milestone surpassed only by the Spaatz Award. The ceremony highlighted not only their accomplishments, but also the character, leadership, and perseverance that brought them to this point.
Reassessment is not a property tax increase

Coffee County Tax Assessor Elissa Fletcher is assuring the community that her office did not raise property taxes after concerns were raised when local residents received their new appraised property values last week.
Dr. Flowers selected as new West Middle School Principal

Tullahoma City Schools is excited to announce that Dr. Renee Flowers has been named the new principal of West Middle School, effective July 1.
