September 20, 2026
News
DAR help celebrate Tennessee Tree Day
Why would anyone order 100 saplings from the Tennessee Environmental Council (TEC) to be delivered to South Jackson Performing Arts Center on Tennessee Tree Day? This was the big question that the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) asked as they volunteered to distribute saplings to all 35 people who ordered them. Most orders were for three or four, sometimes 20 saplings, so 100 saplings was a big mystery.
Call put out for city administrator
The city administrator job is being put out for hire as the board of mayor and aldermen have given the go-ahead to put out a call for the opening that was left by the sudden resignation of former City Administrator Jason Quick over a month ago.
Neighbors fight rezoning near Pepsi Plant
The board of mayor and aldermen voted to rezone a parcel of property to Commercial despite protests from local resid ents who fear development along the two-land road would lead to more accidents.
BoMA reconsiders Katewood loan
The board of mayor and aldermen has reconsidered its stance on a loan for the Katewood development on Cedar Street and has now given it the city’s blessing.
Emil’s owners retire after 25 years
After serving Tullahoma for 25 years, owners of Emil’s Bistro & Lounge Georges and Tammy Martin have announced their retirement.
Take a seat at Bouchard’s Grill
Food truck Bouchard’s Grill celebrated a major milestone as now customers who stop by will now have the option to eat their orders inside.
Retail sales down slightly to start year
Retail sales in Tullahoma in January, 2026 were down slightly compared to January, 2025. Merchants collected $17,216 or 1.19% less in sales tax between the two months. The reporting of retail sales are one month behind as merchants have a month to report their sales. For the first eight months of the fiscal year, retail sales in Tullahoma are up 5.46%.