Karen King Brings a Creative Approach to Math.
Aa a child, Karen King would spend afternoons and school breaks helping her mother in her first-grade classroom. She would tear out workbook pages, run small errands, and make copies for her mother....
National Library Week Is on the Way: April 23-29
Memories of books, card catalogs, and hushing librarians come to mind when we recall the libraries of our childhood. We can almost smell that perfect mixture of paper, dust, and nostalgia. Those...
Hands-on Science Center Brings Mardi Gras Fun to Tullahoma
Mardi Gras is a holiday known across the country and the world. It is a magical time of celebration that includes brightly colored decorations, parades, good food, and lots of fun. A legal holiday...
Faith – When It’s Hard to See
We feel the most comfortable when we know where we’re going. Knowing our destination, all the familiar landmarks along the way, and where we’ll settle in once we’ve arrived gives us a sense of...
After-School Snack Time Issues Are Solved With These Delicious and Nutritious Recipes.
Kids are barreling through the door after school, complaining that they are starving! It’s the age-old gripe of children, no matter how old. We all know that kiddos often get hungry between meals....
Miranda Colley Invites All to Take Part in Student Success.
We've all heard the phrase, “it takes a village to raise a child.” The phrase has a pretty interesting background as it originates from an African proverb. The proverb tells us that it takes many...
Letter From the Editor – The Women of Tullahoma
The test of history has proven that women have been foundational, like a sturdy rock that can withstand a storm. They overcame obstacles century after century, constantly adapting to the needs of...
Emilie Martin Named Director At Partners for Healing
Helping others has always been the ultimate goal for Emilie Martin. As a child, she was drawn to her aunt, an emergency room doctor. She spent time watching medical videos knowing that someday she...
Faith – Carrying the torch for Mimi
It's the curse of getting older — you know — being told that we are acting like our parents by taking on their traits, actions, and beliefs. And it’s true. Now, at 39, I find it happening to me,...
Brenda Cannon, the Executive Director of Community Relations, Provides Opportunities
Impactful, impeccable, and unforgettable. These three words describe the multi-faceted trailblazer we all know as Brenda Cannon. Since childhood, Cannon has been destined for greatness. She was...
Deanna Thomas – Tullahoma Teacher Leaves a Lasting Impact.
If you ever want to see what sunshine looks like when encased in human form, look no further than Tullahoma resident Deanna Thomas. Her smile warms everyone who receives it, and her bubbly...
Cindy Kinney – Good Samaritan Director Finds Joy in Serving the Community
The biblical passage of Luke 10: 25-37 tells us the parable of the good Samaritan. Jesus shares the story of a Samaritan who passes a man on the road who has been beaten and robbed. Taking pity upon...
Laken Grizzard’s Actions Allow Her to Lead Others
Laken Grizzard is a quiet soul. While she might not be brimming with constant conversation, when she does speak, it is filled with meaning, purpose, and the best of intentions. Her kind and dimpled...
Sernobia McGee Strives to Help in All That She Does.
There are times in our lives when things seem dark, the possible seems impossible, and surrender seems the only option. But there is also hope if one looks for the light. Sernobia McGee always looks...
Recipes – Spread the love
March 1 is National Peanut Butter Lover’s Day — a day to celebrate the rich, gooey goodness of a pantry staple. What better way to start the day than with a batch of special pancakes? Then, keep up...
“Beauties in Business” – Local Networking Organization Branches Into Neighboring Counties
Across the area, women meet each month to lift each other, support each other, share ideas, and give advice. With gatherings now taking place in Winchester, Tullahoma, and Manchester, the meetings...
Heather Bohannon-Iyama Strives for Success in Life and Career
It's no secret that the medical profession is grueling: long hours, little sleep, rigid hierarchies, and steep learning curves, but Heather Bohannon-Iyama, FNP-C (Family Nurse...
Dr. Catherine Stephens Achieves Dreams Through an Ordinary Word
Words over just words until life gives them meaning. For Tullahoma City Schools Superintendent Dr. Catherine Stephens, the word “ready” had meant a great deal for the long-time educator. The word’s...
Women of Tullahoma
Just over 100 years ago, women finally received what other Americans, but not all, already had — the right to vote. Now, we have the opportunity to lift up and celebrate the groundbreaking women...
Skills Development helps Tullahoma find the Dignity of Work
At work, Eddie Medley wears many hats: job coach, record keeper, counselor, facilitator, job developer, etc. But he said it all comes down to three important tasks: advocate, facilitate, and...
The community bands together in an effort to change lives.
About 15 years ago, a bookkeeper and administrative assistant at First Christian Church, Pam Bussell, had grown tired of seeing community resources wasted. “We were running out of resources and...
Kris Roberts Leads Youth and Others in Serving God and the Community.
A LOVING MAN. A SERVANT. A LEADER There are no better words to describe Kris Roberts, director of youth and evangelism at First United Methodist Church (FUMC) of Tullahoma. Roberts is energetic and...
A Peek Into the Lives of Tullahoma Treasures Ralph and Rosie Graham
To find a couple involved in Tullahoma, look no further than Ralph and Rosie Graham. Known for their work, service, and 52-year marriage, the Grahams are one of the most well-known couples in the...
Cherie Olive and Gigi Robison – A Friendship That Lasts
Thirty years of friendship is no mean feat, but best friends Cherie Olive and Gigi Robison continue to make it look easy. The two women met in 1993, soon after Olive and her husband moved to...
Coleen Saunders’ Love of Theatre Helps Tullahoma Thrive.
Every city needs an active community to thrive, and no one embodies that Tullahoma-community spirit more than longtime resident Coleen Saunders. Saunders did not grow up in Tullahoma, but that did...
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