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D It’s pop quiz time! Quick: tell me who was the first president. Did you say George Washington? Not so fast. Some historians say John… Login to continue reading Login…

Sharon Roberds Baxter, PhD, 88, of Tullahoma, died Thursday, March 12, 2026, at Elk River Health Center, Winchester, Tennessee following a sudden onset of dementia.  … Login to continue reading Login…

Sylvia Jean Evans, passed away on Wednesday, March 11, 2026 surrounded by her devoted family. She was born June 18, 1942 to J.B. and Mary… Login to continue reading Login…

March is recognized as Self-Harm Awareness Month, also known as Self-Injury Awareness Month. It is a time to educate the public about self-harm, reduce stigma… Login to continue reading Login…

Human history repeats itself, context by context, because we think that our minds, our intellect and reasoning powers are the ultimate of evolution, Nature’s piece… Login to continue reading Login…

Governor Lee visited Shelbyville March 6th for a Chamber of Commerce Coffee to brag on the small businesses that fuel Tennessee’s economy. Does he know… Login to continue reading Login…

B (BPT) – For over a decade, Gallup has shown that engaged employees yield better results than those who are disengaged. In 2023, for example,… Login to continue reading Login…

When I look into the eyes of my children, I see I see a future that is bright and bountiful, yet I am not naive… Login to continue reading Login…

B (BPT) – Benchmarks can help gauge your child’s development and flag concerns for cerebral palsy and other health conditions. While every child develops a… Login to continue reading Login…

KYLE MURPHYStaff Writer This past Saturday, the spotlight was on Summer-Grace Marie Kelly as she was crowned this year’s Miss Tullahoma at the annual Miss… Login to continue reading Login…