How to Make the CARES Act Part of Your Financial Plan.
(StatePoint) For many Americans, the current state of the economy is creating real financial challenges and concerns. However, the federal government’s recently enacted CARES Act is intended to provide some financial relief to families and business owners who may be struggling to manage their finances, using cash disbursements, expanded... Read more
Obituary: Curtis Wayde Neal
Curtis Wayde Neal was born on March 4, 1958, to the late Clayton “Tuffy” and Betty Boswell Neal of Moore County, Tennessee. Curtis left his earthly home on April 23, 2020. He was proceeded in death by his parents; his nephews, Chad and Joel Rogers; numerous aunts, uncles, and... Read more
AEDC commander provides transparency in decision-making during coronavirus pandemic.
ARNOLD AIR FORCE BASE, Tenn. – Arnold Engineering Development Complex Commander Col. Jeffrey Geraghty took time April 22 during a virtual town hall to explain a key tool used in determining the who, what, when and how members of Team AEDC will return to the installation, both in the short... Read more
Guidelines for Restaurants and Retailers Reopening April 27th.
Gov. Lee announced yesterday that most restaurants and retail locations will reopen beginning Monday, April 27th. The Tennessee Pledge plan provides guidelines for businesses reopening in phases. According to the Tennessee Pledge, the average daily growth rate for COVID-19 has been stable for over 14 days, and there has... Read more
4-H Camp Update.

4-H Camp Update.

Local April 24, 2020

By Michelle Matthews Well, it’s official.  The decision has been made to cancel the 4-H summer camping program for the year 2020.  According to State 4-H Director, Dr. Loveday, “This is a difficult decision; but, it is consistent with Dr. Cross’ message during last Friday’s Fireside Chat.”  That message... Read more
Gov. Lee Issues Guidelines for Restaurants, Retail Stores to Reopen Early Next Week in 89 Counties.
“Tennessee Pledge” plan encourages best practices for industries, continued social distancing. Nashville, Tenn. – Today, Gov. Bill Lee issued the first steps from the “Tennessee Pledge,” the state’s rollout of guidance and best practices for Tennessee businesses in 89 of the state’s 95 counties to keep employees and customers safe... Read more
TDOE Releases Guidance on High School Graduation Ceremonies and Related Activities.
The outbreak of COVID-19 and subsequent school building closures for the remainder of the 2019-20 school year have created questions related to high school graduation and related activities. Understanding the milestone that high school graduations represent in the lives of our students and families, the department has investigated potential... Read more
Lee Announces TN Restaurants and Retail Locations to Reopen to the Public Next Week with Exception of Larger Cities.
Some Tennessee restaurants and retail locations will be open to the public beginning next week, but will be operating under guidelines in order to operate safely. Governor Bill Lee announced today while discussing the state’s phased reopening, that beginning Monday, April 27th, restaurants in Tennessee will be permitted to... Read more
Tennova Healthcare-Harton Urges Patients Not to Delay Emergency Care.
In a newsletter from Tennova Healthcare-Harton, medical professionals are urging local community members to seek emergency care without delay. The newsletter notes, “If you experience a medical emergency such as stroke symptoms or chest pain that may be a heart attack, a timely response will support the best possible... Read more
Local Agencies Supporting Tullahoma’s Small Businesses During COVID-19
In Tullahoma and the surrounding area, the hardest hit workers have been our locally-owned, small businesses, small retailers, hospitality and restaurant industries, and sole-proprietors.  Despite financial relief programs being offered by the federal government, many owners are wondering whether these programs will be enough to help them be able... Read more