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Coffee County 4-H members had an outstanding showing at the Central Region 4-H Meats Judging & Identification and Livestock Judging Contest, held at the MTSU Livestock Arena.

Thanks to the efforts of South Jackson Performing Arts Center (SJPAC), led by Greg Gressel, members of the East Middle School choir now have new choir uniforms. 71 sets of uniforms were purchased.

Columbia State Community College is pleased to announce that 665 students were named to the dean’s list for earning academic honors during the Fall 2025 semester.

Silicon Ranch representatives Morey Hill and Bryan Runion attended April’s Moore County Planning and Zoning (P&Z) meeting to update the commission on steps taken to rectify past issues around the solar farm construction site.

Celebration of America 250 took place last Saturday in the city’s downtown Veterans Park with the unveiling of a Liberty Tree. The event featured Tennessee’s state tree, the tulip poplar, recently planted in the park. This ceremony was initiated by the local chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution who placed a marker to identify which tree it was. DAR presented the program with Alderman Matthew Bird and Tree Board Chairman Ralph Graham participating.

Two years in as President of the Tullahoma Utilities Authority (TUA), Allen Potter received high marks on his annual evaluation.

New law gives teeth

Arbor Day has been proclaimed for April 24, as Tullahoma has been named as Tree City USA for the 29th consecutive year.