July 14, 2026
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OSF Bridge group appeal rejected
The Coffee County Chancery Court recently ruled to uphold a water alteration permit needed for an ongoing Old Stone Fort Bridge replacement project at the state park.
Airport ups salaries for part-time workers
Part-time worker salaries have been increased at the Tullahoma Airport after it was warned the airport might have to shut down for lack of staffing partially due to pay that was less than the cook makes at Sonic.
New therapist offers personal touch
Brittany Pace, a Licensed Massage Therapist, has recently relocated her business, The Jukai Touch, to Tullahoma after six years in Murfreesboro. Her practice is located inside Nana and Pawpaw’s Salt Room and More, 603 Lakeway Place.
Crutchfield opens Salt and Skin Studio
With a diverse background emphasizing personal service, Rebecca Crutchfield launched Salt and Skin Studio in early February. The studio is now located at 405 S Jackson Street in Tullahoma.
Lucy Shapard Keeney, 82
Lucy Shapard Keeney, 82, of Tullahoma, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, March 25, at Lynchburg Nursing Center following a brief illness.
Third ‘No Kings’ protest goes downtown
This past Saturday, March 28, over 3,000 “No Kings” protests took place across the United States, which included Tullahoma as one of the 40 protests held in Tennessee.
THS baseball lose first game to Coffee County since 2023
The Tullahoma High School baseball team’s four-game win streak was snapped against rival Coffee County High School. The Wildcats lost the second meeting in 2026 against the opposing Red Raiders by a score of 5-4.
This is my last Letter to the Editor
This will be my last Letter to the Editor for The Tullahoma News.
Airport steering committee takes flight
Following months of discussion surrounding the Tullahoma Municipal Airport, Mayor Lynn Sebourn held the first Tullahoma Airport Steering Committee meeting to start discussions on how to get the airport back on track.
Tullahoma man guilty in white supremacist attack
A Tullahoma man faces a lengthy jail sentence after he entered guilty pleas to setting fire to an historic building back in 2019, torching the building due to his white supremacist beliefs.