November 10, 2026
News
Partners for Healing taps Murphree for director
Partners for Healing is very pleased to announce Tori Murphree as the organization’s new Executive Director. A Tullahoma resident, Ms. Murphree is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with over a decade of experience. Tori brings a well-rounded set of skills to the program. Her background includes clinical service, program management, staff supervision, community partnership development, and grant administration. She holds a Master of Social Work from the University of Alabama and a Bachelor of Science from Lee University as well as Tennessee LCSW Licensure.
Landscape company launches new website
McCorkle Landscaping, a family-owned nursery and landscaping company serving Middle Tennessee since 1976, has launched a new website built to make it easier for homeowners, businesses, and landscape professionals across the I-24 corridor between Nashville and Chattanooga to explore its nursery inventory and request custom outdoor projects online.
Dirkes encourages Team AEDC to maintain forward-looking approach
Col. Wayne Dirkes said he was “shocked and humbled” when he received the call informing him that he would be the next commander of Arnold Engineering Development Complex.
Henry elected as FBLA state officer
Edward Henry, a student at Tullahoma High School in Tullahoma City Schools, has been elected to serve as a State Officer for Future Business Leaders of America, a career and technical student organization focused on preparing students for careers in business and adjacent professions.
EMS seeks new paving
The Coffee County Emergency Medical Service Manchester Station needs a long overdue paving job according to county officials.
W.C. Cooper named next Clyde Smith Jr. Leadership recipient
The Tullahoma City Schools Board of Education has nominated the late W.C. Cooper as the next recipient of the Clyde Smith Jr. Leadership award.
Study sessions to be broadcast
Interested citizens will be able not only to watch Board of Mayor and Aldermen regular meetings but will now get to view study sessions.
Coffee County Bank adds Lankford in role designed to serve commercial customers
Caring for commercial customers is Ryan Lankford’s number one priority in his new role as Treasury Banking Advisor at Coffee County Bank and Coffee Bank & Trust.
New aldermen sworn in
It was the changing of the guard Monday night as aldermen-elect Daniel Berry, Donna Bradford and Mike Dent were sworn into office. Before the swearing-in ceremony for both new aldermen,…
Brother’s Keeper – Teen charged for charging football field
A16-year-old Marshall County girl faces assault charges after she ran onto the football field and tackled an opposing player this past week, reportedly claiming the player had been picking on her brother during the game.