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...
by Amanda E. West | Apr 13, 2024 | Stories, Tullahoma
Tickets to the eighth annual Dustin Lynch and Friends Benefit Concert held at Lynch’s alma mater, Tullahoma High School, sold out quickly as fans flocked to see the triple-platinum award-winning “Small Town Boy” this past December. With roughly 750 attendees in the...
by Tina Neeley | Apr 13, 2024 | Stories, Tullahoma
WE OFTEN overlook the significance of basic abilities such as independence, clear sight, good hearing, problem-solving skills, and easy access to essential resources. Navigating the challenges associated with what society labels as disabilities, disorders,...
