State’s Economy Continues to Rebound from COVID-19 Business Closures NASHVILLE – Unemployment rates in a vast majority of Tennessee’s 95 counties continued to drop in June, according to new data from the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development. Seventy-four counties had lower jobless rates for the month, as Tennessee... Read more

The Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association announced in a meeting today that it will be required for all fans to wear face coverings at games this fall. TSSAA states that the goal is to have a sports season this fall, but it will not be typical. In order for... Read more

ARNOLD AFB, Tenn. – Two area high school students have been announced as 2020 recipients of the Bechtel Global Scholars Program. Both are children of National Aerospace Solutions, LLC (NAS) employees at Arnold Air Force Base. Each student will receive a $3,000 scholarship from Bechtel Group Foundation. Emilee Roberson is... Read more

Proactive screening procedures re-implemented at all hospital entrances and No Visitor Policy in effect to reduce the spread of respiratory illnesses like flu, COVID-19. Unity Medical Center is continuing to follow CDC guidelines to better protect our patients, staff and visitors. Over the past several months, hospital leaders have... Read more

“Last night at approximately 8:12 PM, Tullahoma Police Officers were dispatched to the Ada Ferrell Apartment complex after 911 received multiple calls regarding some people shooting guns in the apartment complex. Upon arriving, officers immediately identified a victim in the parking lot who had been shot and immediately began... Read more

Major hardware and home supply retailers Lowe’s and Home Depot announced today they will also soon require customers to wear masks to shop in the building, joining a long list of other retailers such as Walmart, Publix, Kroger, CVS, Publix, Best Buy, and more. Beginning next week, both retailers... Read more