by Jeriah Brumfield | May 11, 2024 | Stories, Tullahoma
YOU’RE CRUISING down a scenic highway in Middle Tennessee with the windows rolled down. A gentle breeze, carrying the sweet, oaky scent of aging whiskey, overtakes you. It’s an invitation to slow down and savor the moment, and it leads you right to the doorstep of...
by Guest Writer | May 11, 2024 | Stories, Tullahoma
BE STILL, my grease-saturated heart. And I mean that as a compliment! Have you ever walked into a restaurant and immediately felt right at home, like you’re waiting for your grandma to come out of the kitchen and ask, “Didja eat yet?” Granny Fishes’ House is such a...
by Wesley Bryant | May 11, 2024 | Stories, Tullahoma
SUMMER IS coming. And surely your home will sit empty for a week in this heat. The playful cheers of the kids on summer break go missing for a week that was planned for a year. The dishes sit in the cabinets, waiting for their family to come back home. The doormat...
by Amanda E. West | May 11, 2024 | Stories, Tullahoma
“JACQUELINE SULLENGER-PAINTER has changed the world with her teaching,” said her mother, Kim Dodson. “She is a certified teacher who owns Caterpillar Academy in Tullahoma, and she’s overcome many adversities in her life. At age 4, she was diagnosed with epilepsy, a...
by Jeriah Brumfield | May 11, 2024 | Stories, Tullahoma
FINGERS FLY across keyboards, the click-clack filling the air, accented by occasional work anecdotes and lively conversations. Unlike a traditional office, this space is laden with a different kind of energy. CoWork Tullahoma manifests Kristin Luna and her husband,...
by Wesley Bryant | Apr 13, 2024 | Stories, Tullahoma
THE ECONOMIC Policy Institute reports that for every dollar spent at a locally owned business, 68 cents of it stays in the local economy. Compare this to 32 cents staying in a local community when spending money at a chain store. The University of Florida conducted an...
