by Becca Roberts | Oct 9, 2025 | Stories, Tullahoma
WALLS WERE carefully stripped away, panel by panel, as a small crew deconstructed an old, battered home on land that Clark Bussell had purchased to expand his landscaping business. A gentleman had offered to take it apart and remove it from the property if Bussell...
by Guest Writer | Oct 9, 2025 | Stories, Tullahoma
GOOD NEWS IS COMING TO DINNER! We will feature a local food critic’s thoughts as they dine in Tullahoma. This month, Tabitha Buckner visited Whiskey Trail BBQ & Steakhouse. IF YOU’RE craving hearty barbecue and a place that feels like home, Whiskey Trail BBQ &...
by Wesley Bryant | Sep 11, 2025 | Stories, Tullahoma
“FRANKENSTEIN,” PUBLISHED in 1818, is considered the first science fiction novel. The Gothic story cracked open an entire genre of literature that has endless new entries today. It inspired scientists and remains a staple in pop culture over two centuries later. With...
by Amanda E. West | Sep 11, 2025 | Stories, Tullahoma
PLANTING A summer vegetable garden, installing a fence to keep your animals safe, replacing a mailbox post, or simply digging a hole for a single shrub may seem harmless. But according to the Elk River Public Utility District (ERPUD), checking these items off your...
by Becca Roberts | Sep 11, 2025 | Stories, Tullahoma
RUSSELL BARNETT built his automotive business the same way he raised his family: with integrity, faith, and an unfailing commitment to putting people first. When his father, Albert Barnett, started his car business back in 1939, he could not have known just how deeply...
by Becca Roberts | Sep 11, 2025 | Stories, Tullahoma
THE DELICIOUS aroma of warm, fresh-baked bread permeates Gracie Austell’s home. The young entrepreneur crafts each loaf with finesse, just the way her nana taught her. Austell’s younger sister, Marileigh Lewis, wraps the cooled loaves, stacks them in crates, and helps...
