August 24, 2026
Staff Report
Virkhaus wins tennis award
Vie Virkhaus, member of SAS’s class of 2026 and district singles’ champion in Tennessee, has been recognized for her “exemplary character and sportsmanship in athletics” with the Award of Excellence for Sportsmanship, Ethics and Integrity, given jointly by the TSSAA and the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS).
Manchester pushes forward in denying public records
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‘He will die in prison’ – Floyd sentenced to 25 years for child rape
A local man has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for rape of a child. According to a statement released from the Coffee County District Attorney’s Office, Darrell Floyd, 78, was convicted of rape of a child on Wednesday,…
Women of Wartrace, taking care of business
Anyone taking a trip to Wartrace who hasn’t been there lately is going to notice some big changes.
Local DYW compete at State
Tullahoma’s Distinguished Young Women participated in the Tennessee State Distinguished Young Women Program July 12 - 18 in Cleveland, TN. They stayed with host families for the week participating in volunteer work and workshops. Friday and Saturday night Brindley Duncan and Lily Duckworth competed to earn the title of the TN Distinguished Young Women. Brindley was name the People’s Choice Award winner and earned a preliminary award in the Fitness Category. Lily earned preliminary awards in the categories of Scholastics, Interview, Fitness, and Self-Expression and was named the 2nd Alternate to the Distinguished Young Woman of Tennessee.
Bypass survivor cycles for fun and cardiac health
Editor’s Note: Barb Trenchi is a 1970 graduate of Tullahoma High School and lived in Tullahoma for 18 years.
Duck River Electric holds membership meeting
Win a chance at a free F-150 truck
Sales tax holiday this weekend
Staff Report
THS receives over $50,000 in grant funds
During the summer, Tullahoma High School learned it was the recipient of two grants totaling $52,417.77, which will go toward Career Technical Education (CTE) programs.
Tennessee State Fair – showcase your best
The Tennessee State Fair is inviting local farmers and youth to showcase their best entries this year. The Coffee County Extension team is seeking exceptional representation from Coffee County. Their office will coordinate the collection and entry of Hay and Crop exhibits, as well as Canning exhibits and youth exhibits.