October 15, 2026
Local News
Deer bait privilege licenses available
The new Deer Bait Privilege License will be available on GoOutdoorsTennessee.com and in the TWRA On the Go App, starting July 22, 2026. The cost will be $50 for a resident of Tennessee and $100 for a non-resident. Public Chapter No. 444, allowing hunting over bait for white-tailed deer, was initiated by the General Assembly and signed into law by Governor Bill Lee in the 2025 Legislative Session.
Tennessee Oncology opens in Tullahoma
Tennessee Oncology, which treats nearly half the cancer patients in the Volunteer state, has opened its new Tullahoma Medical Center, a state-of-the-art medical facility located at 2230 N. Jackson Street.
2045 Plan redone as resolution
The 2045 Comprehensive Plan is now a resolution after the board of mayor and aldermen voted to rescind the plan as an ordinance and then accept it instead as a resolution.
AEDC at 75: Arnold’s Vision Behind the Complex
DIAMOND BROWN AEDC Contributor As Arnold Engineering Development Complex celebrates 75 years of advancing aerospace innovation and national defense, it also honors the pioneering leader… Login to continue reading Login…
Teen killed in accident on I-65
A Tullahoma motorcyclist was killed on I-65 this past week in a wreck involving two tractor-trailer trucks. According to the Metro Nashville Police Department, the fatal crash took place on…
Brandon Champion announces candidacy for alderman
Brandon Champion has revealed his run for the Tullahoma aldermanic council. His announcement reads in full: “Native to Coffee County, Brandon lives with his wife and four children in this…
‘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,…
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.