October 23, 2026
News
Body recovered from Tims Ford Lake
A body has been recovered from Tims Ford Lake earlier this week, and the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office is asking the public for assistance in identifying the person. In a…
Oktoberfest enjoys ninth year at South Jackson
The 9th annual Oktoberfest on the grounds of South Jackson Performing Arts Center started a bit soggy, but Mother Nature relented, allowing the yodelers and polka bands to have a fun day.
Senior City Planner fired by city
The city of Tullahoma has fired Senior City Planner Samuel Luthi after a series of incidents ranging from allegedly being late for work and falling asleep on the job to an alleged domestic incident at his home.
Coffee County Bank breaks ground for new campus
Coff ee County Bank takes its first steps in expanding its presence in Tullahoma by officially breaking ground at its future home, which happens to be just across the street from its current location.
THS MCJROTC Raider Team takes 7th in first state championship series
The Tullahoma High School Marine Corps Junior ROTC co-ed Raider Team recently placed 7th out of 18 teams in the inaugural Tennessee State Raider Championship Series.
Mayor proclaims this week as Fire Prevention Week
Mayor Lynn Sebourn officially declared the week of Oct. 4 through 10 as Fire Prevention Week at this past week’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting.
Hazardous waste day collects hundreds of gallons
The recent hazardous materials turn in day hosted by the city of Tullahoma took hundreds of gallons of hazardous waste including oil, antifreeze and especially paint.
Voters decide on state constitutional amendments
State property tax, refusal of bond on ballot
Sparks fly in Amacher pre-trial hearing
In a sometimes contentious two-day hearing in which the court officer called for order in the court six times, Judge Robert Carter heard arguments as to why he should or should not throw out the criminal cases against former Tullahoma Alderman Jenna Amacher, who is accused of lying about her place of residence in her qualification papers to run for Coffee County Clerk last year.
Jack debuts Tennessee Blackberry Lemonade
The 100-calorie ready-to-drink cocktail brings together the bold taste of Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Blackberry mixed with refreshing lemonade in a convenient four-pack Lynchburg, Tennessee (September 14, 2026) – Jack Daniel’s is bringing a fan-favorite to the ready-to-drink (RTD) category for the first time with Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Blackberry mixed with Lemonade. Inspired by last summer’s popular mix of Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Blackberry and lemonade, the new cocktail delivers the serve consumers love in the brand’s first sleek white RTD can, at just 100 calories.