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Snapshots from the Area 13 Special Olympics

Snapshots from the Area 13 Special Olympics
THS tennis team stand out in district tournament

The Tullahoma High School tennis team recently competed in its district tournament and impressed. They had several semi-finalists and brought home first-place medals in men’s doubles.
Kaiden Grau scores hat trick as Wildcats advance to district semi-finals

The Tullahoma boys’ soccer team is offi cially in the postseason, and opened up their district tournament play with a win. They recently defeated Battle Creek High School by a score of 6-1.
Live on the Lawn returns May 22

The GFWC Centennial Woman’s Club of Tullahoma will be holding its sixth annual “Live on the Lawn” fundraiser on Friday, May 22, from 6 – 9 p.m. “Enjoy a concert on the lawn featuring the band, A Slice of American Pie, who will be performing on the patio stage at South Jackson Performing Arts Center,” GFWC representatives said. “ This year’s event will feature a tribute to America’s 250th Birthday.”
Miss Tullahoma winners honored

The board of mayor and aldermen recognized the winners of the 2026 Miss Tullahoma Pageant held on March 6 at South Jackson Performing Arts Center at their last meeting. Honored with certificates of recognition from Mayor Lynn Sebourn were Emeri Claire Simmons - Little Miss Tullahoma, Riley Kate Brazier - Young Miss Tullahoma, KaCee Morgan Bordenet - Junior Miss Tullahoma, and Summer Grace Marie Kelly - Miss Tullahoma. The competition is a scholarship pageant for high school students (grades 9-12), with various age divisions ranging from younger contestants up to the senior title.
Tullahoma Senior Citizens Center plant memorial tree

Tullahoma Senior Citizens Center plant memorial tree
Estill Lions celebrate 65 years

Estill Lions celebrate 65 years
Glick requests special session on homelessness

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen is considering a study session to discuss the problem of homelessness in Tullahoma.
