September 2, 2026
News
Proof of Citizenship required for vehicle registration
Eff ective Jan. 1, 2027, Public Chapter 954 (2026) will go into effect, establishing additional identifying requirements for applicants seeking initial registrations for certain motor vehicles.
AEDC at 75: Test facility development proceeds
BRAD HICKS AEDC Contributor Following the June 1951 dedication of the Arnold Engineering Development Center, construction on three major test facilities continued. At different points… Login to continue reading Login…
Culvert replacement prompts closure of SR 130 in Franklin County
The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) will perform a full road closure on SR 130 (Old Tullahoma Road) in Franklin County to replace a failing cross‑drain culvert near Bettye Lane.…
Walk to End Alzheimer’s set for Sept. 19
The 2026 Walk to End Alzheimer’s Tullahoma-Lynchburg is Saturday, Sept. 19.
Kiwanis announces Dig Day on 41A
Highland Rim Kiwanis are encouraging children to get a little dirt on their boots Sept. 19 as they present the inaugural Dig Day on 41A – a chance for little kids and big kids alike to get up close and personal with some big machinery.
Get Snatched grows and relocates
Get Snatched has relocated to 405 South Jackson Street under the ownership of longtime Tullahoma cosmetologists and business partners Sybil Selari and Amanda Sabin, who each bring more than 30 years of experience in the beauty and wellness industry.
Tullahoma City Schools sees gains in 2025-2026 TCAP, EOC scores
Tullahoma City Schools showed gains in every subject when the Department of Education released individual district scores from the Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program (TCAP) and End of Course (EOC) test results.
Stars Vape & Tobacco fined for selling to minors
City leaders found out that penalties for vape shops that sell to persons under 21 have no teeth as the maximum fine for offenders is $50.
City votes to rescind 2025 Comprehensive Plan
Hundreds of thousands of dollars spent, thousands of work hours contributed and the 2045 Comprehensive Plan is still in limbo as the Tullahoma Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted on first reading to rescind the ordinance that they passed earlier this year.
Thoma takes issue with sports council funding
While unable to attend the final reading of the budget due to being at a cityrelated meeting, Alderman Busch Thoma let his feelings be known about the approved 2026-27 budget especially when it came to including the Sports Council amongst those getting money from Tullahoma coffers.