By Michelle Matthews Shelter in place orders may have slacked some in recent days, but it is still encouraged to maintain social distance. For many of us, this means we are still spending a lot of time at home. This is a great time for kids of all ages... Read more
NASHVILLE – Tennesseans doing their part to stay apart – but also eager to keep moving – will be able to participate in a virtual 5K race this month organized by Tennessee State Parks to coincide with World Bee Day on May 20. A virtual race is a race... Read more
Fatal Fire at Tennessee Hills Campground.
News May 6, 2020
According to Chief George Chambers of the Manchester Fire and Rescue Department, a fire at the Tennessee Hills Campground in Coffee County has resulted in the death of one man. Tuesday evening, North Coffee Volunteer Fire Department responded to call regarding a fire in a travel trailer at the... Read more
The Bechtel Group Foundation is donating $3 million to communities across the world coping with the coronavirus pandemic, in partnership with the crowdfunding nonprofit GlobalGiving, and $25,000 of those dollars will be sent directly to the United Way of Highway 55 in Tullahoma. The Foundation will award direct grants... Read more
To give business owners tactical advice during this difficult time, Ramsey Solutions is sharing limited access to its most popular and inspirational business talks from the organization’s EntreLeadership Summit conferences. Summit Unlocked, https://www.entreleadership.com/summit-unlocked, starts Thursday, May 7, with a talk by Dave Ramsey, financial expert and CEO of Ramsey Solutions.... Read more
Guidance for close-contact business, as defined in Executive Order 30, who have reopened their doors today have been released. These businesses include barber shops, hair salons, waxing salons, threading salons, nail salons or spas, spas providing body treatments, body-art facilities or tattoo services, tanning salons, and massage-therapy establishments or... Read more
Today, Tullahoma City Public Schools announced they were pleased to introduce Mr. Jason Quick as the new principal of Tullahoma High School. Quick is a Tullahoma native and a graduate of Tullahoma High School, class of 1984. Quick most recently served as assistant principal and fine arts director of... Read more
By Rachel Cruze These are unprecedented times, you guys. There’s sad news everywhere you look, so I want to give you some hope today. Let’s talk about one thing that can help your specific situation right now, no matter where you’re at with your finances—an emergency fund. Emergency funds... Read more
Dave Says Column:Go ahead, knock it out!
Finance May 6, 2020
Dear Dave, We make about $70,000 a year, and we’re debt-free except for our house. We’re following your plan, and just started saving for retirement, but we only have $15,000 left on our mortgage. We can have that paid off in six or seven months, so would it be... Read more
Obituary: Donald Eugene Bond
Obituaries May 5, 2020
Donald Eugene Bond, of Tullahoma, passed this life on Sunday, May 3rd, 2020 at his home at the age of 90. Mr. Bond was born in Topeka, Kansas to the late Virgil Arlee Bond and Susie Anna Gillan Bond. He served his country proudly in the United States Air... Read more
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