The Queen musical “We Will Rock You” opened this weekend on the Arts Center of Cannon County stage and will continue through the end of the month.

The 6th Annual Winchester Farm to Table Dinner will be held outside on North Jefferson Street in front of the Winchester Livery in historic Downtown Winchester beginning with a cocktail hour at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 3. In case of inclement weather the event will be moved inside the Win…

On Saturday, July 6, The Elephant Sanctuary celebrated Asian elephant Shirley’s 71st birthday and 20th year at the sanctuary. 

Every good outlaw has a partner. A trail buddy comes in handy when he’s traveling the territory traversed by Waylon and Willie, Haggard and Jones.

The sun will come out tomorrow when the Performing Arts for Children and Teens (PACT) presents the first of four performances in its limited-run production of “Annie” on the South Jackson Civic Center stage.

At the June 24 meeting of the Board of Mayor and Alderman, Mayor Lane Curlee proclaimed July as National Parks and Recreation Month.

Looking for a perfect local destination for a family outing this summer – the Elk River has something to please each member of the family.

According to statistics from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, Tennessee has over 70,000 cases of domestic violence involving men and women victims.

When it comes to showing patriotism, area citizens know how to paint the town red, white and blue — all over.

Area children had the opportunity to play with their food last week at the Summer Sweets Camp held by The Cheesecakery owner Lindsey Morgan.

In country music as in life, there is no such thing as an overnight success.

Old Stone Fort State Archaeological Park will host a night hike on Sunday, June 30.

The Manchester Arts Center will host a one-night concert featuring country singer Ronnie McDowell, Friday, July 5, at 7 p.m. at the center, 128 E. Main St.

The Summer Reading Program at the Coffee County Lannom Memorial Library motivates young readers to continue learning during the summer months when the doors of schools are closed.

Despite the city assisting in the opening of a new evening farmers market, vendors at the Tullahoma Food Fair say things are still going strong on Wednesday mornings.

Old Stone Fort State Archeological Park will be among the Tennessee parks offering volunteer events for TN Promise scholars to fulfill their community service hours.

Meet local artist Lynn Anthony.

Sean Amidon, executive director of the Hands-On Science Center (HOSC), invites locals to see the new Aquatic Ecosystems Exhibit which is now completed.

Volunteers with Highland Rim Habitat for Humanity are participating at Planet Roo during Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival this weekend.

The ponytail came down and the notes went sky-high inside Bridgestone Arena when Ariana Grande came to town.

For Karen Bradford, celebrating a birthday with just a cake is too ordinary.

Not everyone has famous friends. Not everyone utilizes those famous friends in a plan to propose to their girlfriends.

His work to save a tiny, endangered snail native to Franklin County has earned a state zoologist a national award.

Oceans are to Earth what blood is to the human body, and that’s why it’s extremely important to learn about them and to stop hurting them, says Sean Amidon, executive director of Hands-On Science Center.

Officials with the Tullahoma Art Center (TAC) are gearing up for Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival, which is set for June 13-16.

With National Bike Month celebrated in May, local bike enthusiasts want to showcase the benefits of biking and encourage more people to give it a try.

If you’re interested in Native American history, taking a challenging trek or enjoying beautiful views, get your hiking shoes ready.

Anyone looking for a chance to take a step back in time this summer need only look to the Tullahoma Municipal Airport on Saturday, June 1.

Jerry Ray, of Tullahoma, started farming 45 years ago on just 45 acres that once belonged to his grandfather. Over the years he added 75 acres to his holdings, and the veteran of an occupation that is more calling than profession rented additional property and became steward to some 1,900 ac…

With the present passing by so quickly, it’s easy to let precious moments slip by.

The most important thing Marion Robinson did for her daughter, Michelle, was raise her to be a person, not just a baby or a child.

To participate in a friendly atlatl competition, learn about the prehistoric tool or just watch the contestants show off their skills, join the Atlatl Days activities at the Old Stone Fort State Archaeological Park. The event is set for May 31 - June 2 in Manchester.

Would you allow someone to read the diary you kept as a teenager? Who would you choose to share in the humiliation, shame and hilarity of your teen angst? Odds are, your first thought wasn’t to share it with a room full of complete strangers - but that’s exactly what thousands of people sinc…

The Wee Actors Guild, a youth division of Manchester’s Millennium Repertory Company, will present “Disney’s The Lion King, Jr.,” at the Manchester Arts Center May 10 through 19.

A classic coming-of-age tale will come to life on May 17 when “Anne of Green Gables” comes to South Jackson Civic Center.

Strawberry season has arrived, and Tullahomans don’t have to go far to pick strawberries as several farms offer the juicy fruit in Middle Tennessee.

Visitors of the Coffee County Lannom Library will soon enjoy an outdoor classroom, thanks to Eian Russell, sophomore at Tullahoma High School.

An event to benefit Tullahoma resident James Hodge, who suffered from pulmonary fibrosis prior to a March lung transplant, is set for Saturday, May 11, at Lynchburg Elementary School, 276 Mechanic St. North, in Lynchburg.

Beth Thames, president of the Tullahoma Art Center, invites locals to “a feast for their eyes,” as local students will display art pieces at the center May 5 through May 19.