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TCS receives $30k donation from Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival
ZACH BIRDSONG TCS Contributor Tullahoma City Schools recently received a $30,000 donation from the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival, as Tennessee’s signature music festival works… Login to continue reading Login…

Arnold AFB Information Protection warns of phone spoofing scam
The Information Protection Office at Arnold Air Force Base is warning the public of a phone spoofing scam impacting the communities near Arnold. The scam… Login to continue reading Login…

Rain doesn’t dampen Bonnaroo’s return
A little mud didn’t hurt the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival as it made its comeback this past weekend after last year’s cancelation with strong… Login to continue reading Login…

Former Tullahoma alderman charged in sealed indictment
Former Tullahoma Alderman Jenna Amacher was recently charged with a sealed indictment on five charges. Bond was set at a $10,000 blanket amount. According to… Login to continue reading Login…

West takes trip to National Weather Service
Last week, some West Middle School students had the opportunity to visit the National Weather Service office in Nashville for a field trip centered on weather forecasting, severe weather preparedness, and the science behind daily operations at one of the region’s most important weather offices.

Damron chosen as new East Lincoln Elementary Assistant Principal
Tullahoma City Schools is excited to share that Natalie Damron has been named the new assistant principal at East Lincoln Elementary School for the upcoming school year.

Dr. Sudberry named TCS Deputy Director of Schools
Tullahoma City Schools is thrilled to announce that Dr. Susan Sudberry has been appointed the new TCS Deputy Director of Schools, effective July 1.

Coffee County CAC receives $15,000 grant from the Lillian Ashley Fund
Coff ee County Children’s Advocacy Center has received a $15,000 grant from The Lillian Ashley Fund at Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee to support trauma-informed intervention, including trauma-therapy and outreach programs throughout Coffee County.

Arnold Community Council meets with nation’s leaders
The Arnold Community Council (ACC) held its annual “DC Fly-In” from April 20 to April 23. The ACC delegation and TN Congressional Staffers met with United States Air Force leaders at the Pentagon on Monday morning. They also met with Congressional leaders and staff members at the United States Capitol on Monday afternoon through Wednesday. On Thursday, ACC members met with George J. Rumford, Director of the Test Resource Management Center (TRMC). The ACC delegation presented and discussed issues that are important to the 13-county Arnold Air Force Base (AFB) community that supports the Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC), their 8 geographically separated units located in Maryland, Ohio, New Mexico (2), Colorado, Utah and California (2) and the other 22 DoD test organizations who are member of the Major Range Test Facilities Base (MRTFB).

AEDC at 75: Early attention focuses on AEDC Lake
Once the Elk River Dam project was completed, the extent to which the public could utilize the new manmade lake it created became a topic… Login to continue reading Login…
