by Becca Roberts | Apr 9, 2026 | Cover, Tullahoma
A SECOND grade tutoring student traces sandpaper letters with her finger. Another child uses colored magnetic tiles for spelling, paying attention to having a red vowel magnet in each syllable. These fun, tactile exercises solidify the shapes of the letters in a...
by Teresa James | Mar 12, 2026 | Cover, Tullahoma
NO ONE is too young, too old, too small, or too insignificant to make a difference. Take, for instance, Tullahoma’s own Chandler Lawson. Though she was just a teenager at the time, she launched a charitable program almost two decades ago that is still going strong...
by Kali Bradford | Feb 12, 2026 | Cover, Tullahoma
IN AN energetic coffee shop on a milder-than-usual Monday night in November, Mike and Susie Young reminisce about their first years together. Nearing 40 years of marriage, the exact details of how they got together might be a little fuzzy. You see, over the last 39...
by Felicia Dilbert | Jan 8, 2026 | Cover, Tullahoma
FOR NEARLY 40 years, Dr. Kim Glick has been brightening lives one smile at a time. From her childhood fascination with science to decades of service in Tullahoma, her story weaves together clinical excellence, holistic prevention, and customized care. Growing up in a...
by Kali Bradford | Dec 11, 2025 | Cover, Tullahoma
FOR POLICE officer Vincent Cooley, the path to becoming a part of the Tullahoma Police Department (TPD) wasn’t one of chance; it was one of purpose. Cooley said that after a few years serving as a police officer on the East Coast, he wanted a change, not just for...
by Kali Bradford | Nov 13, 2025 | Cover, Tullahoma
THERE’S AN old saying that curiosity kills the cat. However, when it comes to veterinarian Dr. Ross Capps and his love and dedication to animals, along with his ever-growing knowledge of veterinary medicine, any curious cat is not only safe from harm, but has the...