Martin Methodist College’s (MMC) Department of Music will kick off the 2020 concert season on Jan. 24, 2020 at 7 p.m. with the “Four-Hands Piano Concert,” featuring guest pianist Dr. Leonidas Lagrimas and MMC Assistant Professor of Music and pianist Dr. Brendan Jacklin.

Partners for Healing (PFH) offers many life-saving services to the working uninsured, including medical imaging.

The Tullahoma Area Chamber of Commerce is set to celebrate the past year at its annual Membership Celebration early next month.

The Tullahoma Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) welcomed State Regent Cecile Wimberley to the Jan.13 luncheon at Lakewood Golf and Country Club.

The Kiwanis Club of Tullahoma began its new year by inducting officers and recognizing members of the club for outstanding service.

Tullahoma could soon be home to a world record holder.

Tullahoma will be participating in the 2nd annual Tennessee Songwriters Week, according to Area Economic Development Board member Beverly Lee. The event will be Feb. 23 – 29.

Get ready to laugh. American stand-up comedian Henry Cho is coming back to South Jackson Civic Center on Saturday, Jan. 18 at 7 p.m.

Executive Director of Life Care Center in Tullahoma Kyle Chamberlain joins Debbie Holliday in celebrating her retirement after working at Life Care for 20 years.

Twelve people jumped into the new year by participating in Tims Ford State Park’s polar plunge just before noon on New Year’s Day to raise money for the park’s new honeybee initiative.

To start off the New Year, the Tullahoma Art Center (TAC) will be hosting two classes with the newest resident in Tullahoma.

Square dancing is a universal language, according to Charlie and Juanita Bair who are members of the Estill Springs Western Square Dance Club.

In the 160-plus years of Tullahoma’s history, there has been many buildings to come and go as the city grew into what it is today. Most of those dating back to the 1800s have long since been removed to make room for progress. The Tullahoma Art Center is the exception. It can easily be spotte…

The Friends of Tims Ford State Park (FTFSP) hosted their inaugural Christmas market on Saturday, Dec. 15. The building was full of vendors from as far as Nashville and Alabama as well as products available from the park’s gift shop.

Artistic Turnings by Howard Wright is more than just a small business. Woodturning, the craft of using the wood lathe with hand-held tools to cut a shape that is symmetrical around the axis of rotation, saved Wright from losing hope after a decline in his health occurred.

The holiday season started with style at the Tullahoma Art Center (TAC) with its Christmas Bazaar Open House this past week.

This summer, Julia Logan-Mayes, Volunteer Coordinator at Compassus – Tullahoma, visited Cape Town, South Africa to  experience a week in the life of Compassus employees at their sister organization called Living Hope. The facility has a hospice unit as well as a free urgent care center for m…

Buttercream dreams is how Julie Mitchell describes her custom cake and cupcake business, Baking Jules. The mom of two and foster parent of two more discovered her love of baking and decorating goodies randomly while planning a party.

The Kiwanis Craft Show took place last week on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 22 – 23 at The First United Methodist Church Family Activity Center.

The cola wars have no place in Jim Raabe’s home.

Walking into the Downtown Avenues from the Northwest Atlantic Street entrance, an open space to the left full of glittering jewelry and neatly hung clothing, is one of the first things to catch the eye. This space, currently decorated in Christmas trees, red bows and ornament displays while …

The Middle Tennessee Corvette Club hosted their 8th Annual Cruise-In in Lynchburg on July 11th. They raised about $2,300 and chose five charities to give back to including Disabled American Veterans (DAV) in Shelbyville, Hopetown, Cancer Support Network, Partners for Healing and Coffee Count…

The Attic Outlet, presented by Community Care Ministries (CCM), started out as a ministry of Grace Baptist Church with a small food pantry. In 1996, the church got the idea from another ministry in Florida to open a thrift store in order to raise money to pay for benevolence. A director was …

“That could have been me!” I yelled to my friend, shouting over the sound of Axl Rose as Guns N’ Roses performed “You Could Be Mine” at the Exit 111 Festival on a chilly Sunday night this past week

It’s not the first time someone has written a song about Tullahoma, but Nellen Dryden’s newest single called “Tullahoma” is the most recent of the city in lyrics.

September 28 went down as one of the most memorable days of my life.

Local author Tammy Mentzer Brown has burst onto the literary scene with a wholesome young adult romance book titled Happenstance.

The Honor Flight of Middle Tennessee made its fall 2019 flight to Washington D.C. this past week and a 100-year-old World War II veteran from Tullahoma was on it.

A Tullahoma woman is using her own battle with alopecia areata, an autoimmune disorder pertaining to sudden hair loss that starts with one or more circular bald patches that may overlap, to start a local support group aimed at helping those who share the same disorder. Yolanda Clark is striv…

The Coffee County Fair celebrated 162 years of family fun this month. Opening ceremony was held on Monday night at 5 p.m. with rides commencing until Saturday night. There were new deals for tickets every night last week including $20 hand stamp day, dollar day, two for one night and more.

Among the many school-sponsored clubs and organizations at Tullahoma is one civic-minded group called Mayor’s Youth Council. The club is similar to student council except it deals with the whole community instead of just the school. Mayor's Youth Council usually meets once per month at city …

Green thumbs in Tullahoma had the opportunity to learn more about a distinct and beautiful plant when Richard Gross hosted the September Lunch and Learn about orchids.

The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) played host to its last fly-in event of 2019 at Tullahoma Regional Airport. The AOPA’s Fly-Ins provide a special opportunity for AOPA Pilots to feel welcomed, relaxed, and connected with other pilots and enthusiasts. Guests flew in from over …

Keelie Shea Hillis is Coffee County’s Fairest of the Fair as she and her court were crowned this Saturday night at the annual exhibition in Manchester. She is joined in the celebration by Liza Alece Johnson who was named Miss Teen Coffee County on the same stage.

My name is Duane Sherrill. I’m your new editor and I’m a man. Well, I am now anyway. Up until a few years ago I was a woman.

Lifelong friends and former THS students Houston Tanner, Will Holder, Matthew Cox and Kyle Gouthals spent their summer hiking and backpacking some of the most well-known tourist destinations in the country.

I’m faster than the gingerbread man. If bet a box of chocolates, I could probably beat Forrest Gump in a race. They don’t scare me. At the end of the day, the gingerbread man and Forrest Gump are both sprinters.

The Coffee County Humane Society (CCHS) is a nonprofit organization with a mission to “prevent suffering, neglect, abuse and cruelty to animals.” The organization began in 1993 with only one member.

There’s a new music festival coming to Monteagle Mountain this fall.

While Middle Tennessee is no stranger to live music, very few venues can offer as unique an experience as show at Cumberland Caverns.

Although Robert Duff is still settling into his new job at Arnold Air Force Base, he is eager to see what opportunities await him.

As children are getting back in the swing of the school year, one group of dedicated individuals is ensuring they can walk to and from school safely.