October 15, 2026
Local News
Community gathers to celebrate Juneteenth
It was a celebration of history and culture at Jefferson Street Park Friday as Tullahoma Parks and Recreation hosted its Juneteenth Celebration event this past… Login to continue reading Login…
Ascend donates $20K to Red Cross
Ascend Federal Credit Union has announced a $20,000 donation to the American Red Cross, with funds evenly distributed between the Heart of Tennessee Chapter and… Login to continue reading Login…
Health Department to close June 29 & 30
Coffee County government officials have announced that the health department will be closed Monday, June 29, and Tuesday, June 30, to facilitate the move to… Login to continue reading Login…
Clinic sees 245 patients
Remote Area Medical (RAM), the nation’s largest provider of free pop-up healthcare clinics delivering free dental, vision, and medical care, held their free clinic Winchester on June 6-7. The clinic at Franklin County High School served more than 245 patients. The value of care for the clinic was more than $200,000.
County Commission approves year moratorium on data centers
Earlier this month, the Coffee County Commission unanimously approved a one-year moratorium on data centers. The resolution was presented to the commission at its June… Login to continue reading Login…
Volunteer wins city paving job
Volunteer Paving of Shelbyville has won the city’s paving contract as they were low bidder in a recent round of competition to serve Tullahoma’s paving needs.
SixWire returns to headline Independence celebration
The headliner for the July 3 Independence Celebration has been booked as SixWire will again rockin the Nation’s Birthday in Tullahoma.
AEDC at 75: AEDC dedicates lake in honor of Col. Woods
BRAD HICKS AEDC Contributor For more than 70 of Arnold Engineering Development Complex’s 75 years, Woods Reservoir has bore the name of a man who… Login to continue reading Login…
Bowling leads charge against property tax
State Senator Janice Bowling (R-Tullahoma) was recently appointed chairman of the Coffee County ‘Yes on 2’ campaign, the official effort supporting Constitutional Amendment 2, which would permanently prohibit a state property tax in Tennessee. Governor Bill Lee will serve as statewide chairman of the campaign. Regional chairmen include Speaker of the House Cameron Sexton (R-Crossville) for East Tennessee, Senator Ferrell Haile (R-Gallatin) for Middle Tennessee and Representative Tandy Darby (R-Greenfield) for West Tennessee.