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Coffee County resident surprised with $10,000 scholarship from WGU Tennessee
Nonprofit, online university WGU Tennessee recently surprised local resident Miranda Deaton with a $10,000 Tenn-K Scholarship that will help cover most of her tuition as… Login to continue reading Login…
DA sees no criminal intent in Conference Center land dispute
J Coffee County District Attorney General Craig Northcott expressed in a letter obtained by the Manchester Times (sister paper to The Tullahoma News) that he… Login to continue reading Login…
Three graduates win UTSI’s Wu Student Presentation competition
Three graduate students received awards at the 2023 Wu Student Competition held earlier this month at UTSI. The annual competition is an open forum for… Login to continue reading Login…
Stephens named to TISA Steering Committee
Tullahoma Director of Schools Dr. Catherine Stephens has been selected to be part of the Tennessee Investment in Student Achievement (TISA) Steering Committee to advise… Login to continue reading Login…
Budget and Finance addresses nonprofit requests
J Coffee County Budget and Finance Committee approved the majority of funding requests for area nonprofits that were presented during a joint meeting of the… Login to continue reading Login…
Wildcats win boys singles tournament
R The Tullahoma middle school tennis season came to a close after the CTC tournaments. The Wildcats lost in the team championship semifinal to Shelbyville,… Login to continue reading Login…
Fire department visits Sonoco for World Safety Day
In celebration of World Safety day on April 28, Sonoco celebrated with a visit from the Tullahoma Fire Department. More than 20 Sonoco employees were… Login to continue reading Login…
City celebrates 26 years as Tree City, USA
C Tullahoma has been recognized as a Tree City, USA for the 26th year, and the city has upheld its commitment to supporting and expanding… Login to continue reading Login…
She sells sea shells from the sea shore
N Manchester resident Mary Marko has combined her love of the beach and sea shells with a newfound passion for crafting that she discovered following… Login to continue reading Login…
The rise of Memphis as a center for cotton and the slave trade
B Editor’s note: This, the fourth in a series of columns about topics currently slated to be deleted from Tennessee’s eighth-grade social studies standards, concerns… Login to continue reading Login…
