Annie Osborne Found a Perfect Fit at Clayton’s.
THERE’S NO denying the family tradition at Clayton’s Shoe Store; it’s five generations deep and spans over a century. Customers become family once they enter the door, a natural byproduct of the...
Letter From the Editor: Hometown Healing
THE FIRST sounds of life are screams and cries of joy. Oxygen fills little lungs for the first time. The lights above are bright. And the beeping machines from every corner of the room can be...
Music With Michele: A Harmonious Blend of Passion and Education
THE MUSIC with Michele music studio is making waves in Tullahoma, offering a unique approach to music education, teaching that healing power can come with teaching and learning music. A...
Outreach Brightens the First Day of School for Area Students.
SHE PACKED her school supplies days earlier. After the shopping trip with her mom, she carefully picked out her favorite colors and the latest styles, her thoughts racing between which teachers...
Vanderbilt Tullahoma-Harton Hospital Employee Celebrates 25 Years of Blessings.
THE ALARM goes off, but you can’t stand the thought of getting ready for work yet. You snooze it, and 15 minutes later, the only thing that has changed is the time. You know you face a day filled...
Donald Cooper Is a Relationship Manager Powered by Faith.
IN THE heart of Vanderbilt Tullahoma-Harton Hospital, technology and healthcare converge. Here, Donald Cooper’s faith guides his life and career. Cooper manages calls involving the information...
Radiation and Imaging Services in Tullahoma Give You More.
WHEN WE think about the heart of a community, it’s often the people and places rallying together in times of need, offering support, care, and a sense of belonging. Among those places are Cumberland...
Chiropractic Care Is a Healing Lifestyle.
SHE SUFFERED from migraines. The relentless pain, sensitivity to light, and nausea tried to steal her quality of life. Medical doctors had little to offer her besides drugs, but she found someone...
Amy Hill – Meet the Woman Helping Other Women Heal at the Shepherd’s House
IN TULLAHOMA, the Shepherd’s House stands as a beacon of hope for women and children seeking a fresh start. Amy Hill is now at the helm of this transformative organization. She is a compassionate...
Letter From the Editor: Experience the Good This Holiday Season
LIKE THE cozy warmth of a heated blanket, Good News and the holidays are in the air once again. The season of festive lights, crackling fireplaces, and familiar carols is upon us, inviting a sense...
Coach Andy Lyon’s Remarkable Journey.
MIDDLE TENNESSEE has its very own Ted Lasso of sorts. In the heart of Tullahoma, coach and Englishman Andy Lyon has carved a remarkable path as the head coach of Motlow State Community...
Looking Back on a Lifetime of Christmas Trees and Holiday Memories Honoring Tim Counts.
IN TULLAHOMA, Mary Kay and Tim Counts are known for many things: being Jack Daniel’s collectors, riding Harley- Davidsons, keeping their lawn immaculately groomed, etc. But one thing separates them...
The Tale of Lee Cleveland, Tullahoma’s Beloved Santa Claus
IN THE heart of Tullahoma, one man stands out as a true embodiment of the holiday spirit. Lee Cleveland, a sales engineer by profession, has donned the iconic red suit of Santa Claus for charity and...
The Tullahoma Community Foundation Brings a Hallmark-Level Treelighting Tradition to Town.
WHETHER YOU head to the farm each year to pick your Christmas tree out from rows of spruces and balsams, pull a pre-lit Aspen fir from a box in the attic, or skip the tree altogether, there’s magic...
The Grit and Dedication of the Tullahoma Utilities Crews.
ELECTRICITY. IN this day and age, there is only so much one can do, and without utility providers such as Tullahoma Utilities Authority (TUA), our emergency services would struggle. Utility crews...
Jasen Damron – The Many Roles of a Firefighter
A FIREFIGHTER FOR almost 30 years, Jasen Damron has seen a lot. He’s run fearlessly into burning buildings, saved lives, and prevented further damage to homes and businesses through the heroic...
Bethany Weatherspoon Finds Purpose in Adversity.
IN THE face of adversity, pushing forward is a testament to resilience and strength. During tough times, we discover the depths of our character and capacity for growth. Each obstacle presents an...
Letter From the Editor: Saluting Our Local Heroes
WE ENCOUNTER unsung heroes who walk among us without recognition. They may not be wearing a cape and a mask, but they’re a hero regardless. Their unwavering commitment to service and sacrifice makes...
Stephen Alderman – A Local First Responder’s Commitment to Character Development
FIRST RESPONDERS are seen as the calm in the chaos for almost all of us. They are trained professionals who remain calm in high-pressure situations. Serving as a source of comfort and reassurance,...
Jessica Taylor – A Tullahoma Police Officer’s Dedication to Community
POLICE OFFICERS are driven by a desire to help and serve their communities. They actively engage with residents, building trust and ensuring public safety. By participating in community outreach...
Recipes: Fall Brings Sweet Treats and Savory Favorites
AUTUMN BRINGS a bounty of delicious foods to enjoy as the weather cools down. From sweet to savory, there are plenty of flavors to savor during the fall season. Nothing quite beats a warm apple...
Graf Finds More Profound Meaning in Planting Flowers.
FOR AUSTIN Graf, flowers are more than just pretty blooms put into a vase or a pot and displayed on a table or porch. When it comes to flowers, the Coffee County resident sees endless possibilities...
Fall Gatherings Bring Family and Friends Together
HUMANS ARE social creatures. We crave connection with others. Gathering is a way for us to connect, build community, and celebrate life. The fall season is one of the best times for people to...
Letter From the Editor: A Breath of Fresh Air
NOTHING EXCITES me more than the idea of autumn. The trees are beautiful and never fail to take your breath away and then give it back to you. The perfect Saturday is a cool breeze coming in from...
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THS Tennis Team Donates Old Tennis Balls to Police K-9 Unit. You can’t teach an old dog new tricks, but you can give old tennis balls to a certified police service dog. That is exactly what...
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