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The Tullahoma Utilities Authority (TUA) Board of Directors approved revising the rates of both water and wastewater.

Two Union City cadets, 18-year-old Graysen Crawford and 17-yearold Wyatt Crawford, were recognized with the Ira C. Eaker Award during a visit to the Tullahoma Composite Squadron’s weekly meeting. The award is earned by only two percent of all Civil Air Patrol cadets and is one of the highest promotions available in the cadet program — a milestone surpassed only by the Spaatz Award. The ceremony highlighted not only their accomplishments, but also the character, leadership, and perseverance that brought them to this point.

Coffee County Tax Assessor Elissa Fletcher is assuring the community that her office did not raise property taxes after concerns were raised when local residents received their new appraised property values last week.

Tullahoma City Schools is excited to announce that Dr. Renee Flowers has been named the new principal of West Middle School, effective July 1.

During its Tuesday meeting, the Tullahoma City School Board of Education honored eight building-level Support Staff Members of the Year and named Angel Stidham as the district’s Support Staff Member of the Year.

Allison Powell of Manchester and Elizabeth Christopher of Sewanee will join the SAS faculty this fall.

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Cassidy and Dakoda Haney, two dedicated sisters from Tullahoma, are making a meaningful impact for the nation’s veterans through a heartfelt fundraising effort. By crafting and selling beaded bracelets and gathering donations, the girls have raised a total of $361 to support veterans in their community.

The Friends of Short Springs hosted a workday on the morning of May 16. Under the supervision of Ranger Marlie Gibbs from Old Stone Fort State Park, 11 volunteers conducted repairs on the Collier-Horn Bridge and graded some sections of trail on the Laurel Loop Trail.

An expansion of the Tullahoma Veterans Affairs (VA) Clinic is nearing completion, boosting access to care for an additional 1,800 eligible patients, to include active duty Airmen.