July 15, 2026
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Could you write your own eulogy?
Serendipity strikes. While I was struggling to motivate myself to write about a company that will turn your life story into a keepsake book, based on the answer to 50 questions (questions which I hope are more insightful than the ubiquitous “Hot enough for ya?,” “Think it’ll rain?,” “Finished with the sports section?” and “Was that you or the dog?”), I stumbled across something even catchier.
Going vegan reduces environmental footprint
A new study shows that many people dramatically misjudge the climate impacts of their actions, often choosing to recycle rather than go vegan, even though going vegan is much more effective at reducing one’s environmental footprint. According to the study, respondents were presented with 21 ways to reduce their carbon footprint, and most participants overestimated the climate benefits of what they perceived to be easier changes, such as recycling and using efficient appliances, while underestimating the impact of avoiding animalbased foods.
We need friends on our side
I totally agree with the concept of putting our own nation first, but I totally disagree with Mr. Trump’s concept of how to go about it. In order to defend America from foreign threats we must develop good relations with as many other countries as possible.
Regarding the Tullahoma Senior Center
Regarding the Tullahoma Senior Center
Chassity Harris announces run for Coffee County Clerk
Chassity Harris has announced her candidacy for the office of Coffee County Clerk. Her announcement reads as follows: “Greetings friends and neighbors. I’m Chassity Harris, and I’m proud and honored…
Tractor trailer crashes on I-24
A tractor trailer crashed and overturned near the 109 mile marker on Interstate 24 over the weekend after a near-miss with another 18-wheeler. The wreck happened Sunday, July 11 at…
Teen hobby grows into world-wide sales
LANE CURLEE Business Reporter
Annual lemonade stand raises more than $600 for Tullahoma Animal Shelter
What started as one young boy’s desire to help homeless animals continues to grow into one of Tullahoma’s sweetest summer traditions.
BoMA passes budget in final reading
The Tullahoma Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BoMA) checked off the last reading of the budget for the upcoming fiscal year in its rescheduled meeting Monday, June 29, where it approved the certified tax rate and added funding to the Tullahoma Sports Council.
Mike Dent announces run for Tullahoma Alderman
Mike Dent has announced his candidacy for one of the Tullahoma alderman seats on the ballot for the Aug. 6 election. His announcement reads as follows: “I am a career public servant. Upon graduation from Purdue University with a degree in chemical engineering, I served 20 years as an Air Force officer in roles including a navigator and program management overseeing multi-milliondollar contracts. In 2008, my wife and I accepted civil service jobs at Arnold AFB. I am currently the Acting Chief of the Engineering Division.