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Notes from the Mayor
As I was growing up I remember a great sense of astonishment as I learned how to work the telephone.
As a Tullahoma native and Tullahoma High School graduate, the well-being and success of my hometown and home county has always mattered a great deal to me — despite choosing to leave the state for college and my current adventure moving to New York to work in magazine journalism.
On occasion I struggle to find a good topic for my weekly ramblings.
Am I the only person who simply can't have anything nice?
Understanding who we are as a community, what our role is as a newspaper and prioritizing hyper-local content – then expanding on it to be more complete than ever.
To the editor:
One criticism I’ve heard of The Tullahoma News is that our pages are too liberal and that they’re out of sync with our readers.
On Friday, the Tullahoma High School football team, cheerleading squad, marching band and JROTC honored its senior members during senior night ceremonies before the Wildcats hosted Giles County. All photos were taken by staff photographer Zach Birdsong.Â
History holds solution to TNReady’s failures
Killing the golden goose
Never to be forgotten
Glenn Anderson
‘Fake news’ rallying cry damages real reporting
Nita W. Shumaker, MD
Rooster’s crow as old as time
Frank Daniels III
Thoughts on who we are
The true meaning of Christmas
Let us give thanks
Chris Rone, MD
Jacy Warrell
Let us give thanks
Randy McNally
Weldon Payne
TENNESSEE JUSTICE CENTER
Daybreak
Lee H. Hamilton
Keeping all things ‘real’
FDR’s view of freedom
A local newspaper is the real deal
Journalists, press hold government accountable
Do we ever listen to history?
Ken Stewart
A quest for meaning
Freedom is embedded in the Constitution
City is right not to interfere in school decision
Change in school calendar is the right decision
Thanks for unseen things in life
Bob Gardner and Bernard Childress
Time to loosen conference center apron strings
Life is an eternal mystery
Conference center must answer to taxpayers
BETH HAIL, LCSW
Time never stands still
Law of physics?
Lt. Gov. Randy McNally
Mayor Lane Curlee
