by Wesley Bryant | Oct 8, 2026 | Letter From the Editor, Stories, Tullahoma
The old courthouse square smells of rain-dampened limestone and the sweet, heavy scent of blooming magnolias. There is a specific texture to the past here; it’s in the smooth, worn dip of a marble doorstep and the rough, iron scrolls of a cemetery gate. These are the...
by Teresa James | Oct 8, 2026 | Stories, Tullahoma
Sometimes the road we take leads us back home. Such is the case for Jeff Damron. He was only 15 when he took on his first job as a referee for the city’s church basketball league, and he continued to work for Tullahoma Parks and Recreation in various capacities over...
by Becca Roberts | Oct 8, 2026 | Stories, Tullahoma
The eerie wail of Tullahoma’s tornado siren bellowed on Aug. 1, 2012. Storms beat down on houses, structures stood braced against high winds, and power lines began to fall. Monty Hawkins clocked in for his very first shift with the Tullahoma Utility Authority (TUA) on...
by Tony Glenn | Oct 6, 2026 | Sponsored, Stories, Tullahoma
Hi there, Chevy here! October has officially arrived, and I couldn’t be happier. The morning air has that refreshing autumn crispness, the leaves are starting to turn on the lot, and my human brother and sister are fully back in their school groove. With the...
by Wesley Bryant | Sep 10, 2026 | Letter From the Editor, Stories, Tullahoma
You can hear it before you see it — the rhythmic, muffled “one-and two-and” of a marching band practicing in the early heat, the squeak of sneakers on a freshly waxed court, and the focused clickclack of keyboards in a hushed library. There is a specific scent to this...
by Teresa James | Sep 10, 2026 | Stories, Tullahoma
According to statistics from the FBI, an estimated 460,000 children in the United States are reported missing every year. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation estimates 500-600 children are reported missing in Tennessee every month. School resource officer Justin...
