by Kali Bradford | Nov 13, 2025 | Feature, Tullahoma
BEING A veterinarian is anything but predictable. Most mornings begin with a routine schedule that includes checkups, vaccinations, and possibly a puppy’s first visit. One could say it’s calm, almost peaceful. But a quiet morning can change in a heartbeat. Suddenly,...
by Kali Bradford | Nov 13, 2025 | Feature, Tullahoma
WORKING WITH horses is a magic that defies explanation. It’s not just riding — it’s connection, rhythm, and presence. Horses sense emotion, mirror energy, and respond with grace. In their company, anxiety fades and confidence grows. The crunch of hooves, the flick of...
by Becca Roberts | Oct 9, 2025 | Feature, Tullahoma
PHILLIP “BUBBA” Ingleburger heard the jangle of the door at Builders Supply Co. at 301 SE Atlantic St. one morning in the spring of 2025. He was surprised to find people from the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development standing in front of him, and...
by Becca Roberts | Oct 9, 2025 | Feature, Tullahoma
ALTHOUGH SHE has never lived in Tennessee, Dr. Elizabeth Taylor of McDonough, Georgia, has become the foremost expert on Camp Forrest, a piece of Tullahoma’s lesser-known history. Named after Nathan Bedford Forrest, the camp was located on the land now owned by Arnold...
by Becca Roberts | Sep 11, 2025 | Feature, Tullahoma
ASHLEY ABRAHAM started as the sole United Way director for three Tennessee counties in 2020, not realizing she would then navigate a pandemic while managing a large nonprofit. Five years later, the 38-year-old has merged with United Way of South Central Tennessee to...
by Becca Roberts | Sep 11, 2025 | Feature, Tullahoma
EMMA-GRACE WEITZMAN wipes down the sleek counters at her luxury salon, Blended Hair Studio, while her partner and co-owner, Lexie Roles, checks the appointment calendar for the week. Pink throw pillows adorn the seating areas, and a Keurig machine stands ready to brew...
