As the coronavirus pandemic is an ongoing and every-changing situation, Kroger is beginning to put more changes into effect to protect both customers and employees. Shopping with Kroger Kroger will begin limiting the number of customers in the store at one time to allow for proper social distancing. The... Read more

The CDC reports that recent studies show that a significant portion of individuals with COVID-19 lack symptoms, known as “asymptomatic”, and that even those who eventually develop symptoms, known as “pre-symptomatic,” can transmit the virus even before showing symptoms. In light of this evidence, CDC recommends wearing cloth face... Read more

Beginning Monday, April 13th, the City of Tullahoma will no longer collect residential or commercial recycling items that must be directly picked up by hand and will suspend garbage cart fees for residents that request a second cart during the COVID-19 emergency. Due to the impact of Coronavirus on... Read more

The Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development has announced that self-employed indivials are now able to receive unemployment benefits. This includes: Self-Employed Independent Contractors Freelance Workers Substitute Teachers Childcare Workers (employed by a church or nonprofit) If you have questions about whether you qualify, you may review frequently... Read more

Ascend Federal Credit Union in Shelbyville received confirmation on Saturday, April 4th that one of their employees has tested positive for COVID-19. According to Ascend officials, “Immediately upon receiving this confirmation, we closed our branch and notified our employees. We are also following all CDC recommended sanitation and cleaning... Read more

Unity Medical Center and other agencies are putting together a list of any nurses, techs, or other healthcare providers that may be able to help in the “unlikely” event that our hospitals become overwhelmed during the COVID-19 pandemic. Unity is asking that if you have patient care experience an... Read more

According to the Coffee County Emergency Management Agency, Coffee County has received confirmation that we now have 5 confirmed cases in the county. There will be no further information beyond this, due to HIPAA regulations. All other information is kept confidential by the Tennessee Department of Health. These numbers... Read more

To help ensure the safety of Tullahoma residents: Tullahoma Police will work to ensure citizen compliance with Mayor Curlee’s Stay at Home Order and the Governor’s 04/02/2020 Executive Order requiring citizens to stay at home except for when engaging in the essential activities or services defined by the orders.... Read more

In this taxing and uncertain time, our associates have gone above and beyond to help Americans get the food, medicine and supplies they need. We care deeply about our associates’ health and well-being, and in recent weeks we’ve taken steps such as expanding our paid leave policies; closing our stores overnight... Read more