Article by By Joyce Prusak Last month, there were 32 referrals related to child abuse, with 12 children being 6 years of age or younger. Thirteen of the children were from Tullahoma, 10 from Manchester, and nine from the county. In 2020, four children died because of alleged child abuse. Last year, of the 347 …
4 Children Die because of Alleged Child Abuse in 2020; 32 Referrals Last Month Read More »
South Franklin Middle School Principal Chris Hobbs announced Thursday that Adam Turbeville has been named the Head Coach of the Trojan baseball program. Turbeville was most recently the head coach at Shelbyville Central High School. Prior to that he was the Head Coach at Liberty Middle. Prior to his time in Bedford County, Turbeville was …
Tennessee has dismissed freshman quarterback Kaiden Salter from the football program according to sources within the Volunteer program. This comes after he was involved in two off field incidents since arriving on campus in January. Salter and freshman offensive lineman Amari McNeil were cited for misdemeanor marijuana possession early Saturday morning. Salter was also one …
Kaidon Salter Dismissed from Tennessee Football Program Read More »
Late heroics kept the Vandy baseball season alive Wednesday night at the College World Series in Omaha, Neb. Down to their final out and trailing 5-4 in the bottom of the 9th the Commodores tied the game thanks to an Enrique Bradfield RBI single. Then down to their last strike Spencer Jones scored on a …
The Tennessee Board of Regents have approved tuition, fees and preliminary budgets for the 2021-22 academic year at the state’s community and technical colleges. The tuition increase is the first in two years and equates to $24 per trimester at the Tennessee Colleges of Applied Technology (TCAT) centers and $42 per semester at the community …
Tuition Increase for TCAT Centers and Community Colleges Read More »
A new report by HireAHelper looking at the U.S. states experiencing the most significant population declines. Total U.S. population growth decelerated to 0.35% year-over-year last year, the slowest growth rate since the Great Depression. At the national level, slowed population growth has resulted primarily from lower birth rates and reduced immigration. Researchers ranked states according to …
Resident Growth across the U.S. has Slowed but Tennessee continues Steady Upward Climb Read More »
Members of the community are invited to help the men and women of the Arnold Engineering Development Complex celebrate the organization’s 70th anniversary. The “Hap Arnold Day” 70th Anniversary Celebration will take place at Arnold Air Force Base, where AEDC is headquartered, on June 26 from noon to 4 p.m. The drive-through event beginning at the Main Gate …
AEDC announces 70th Anniversary Open House is this Saturday Read More »
At last week’s city board meeting, Tullahoma city leaders voted to rename a portion of West Hogan Street between D.W. Wilson Community Center and the Imagination Station after former 40 year city employee Joe Moon. The section of the roadway will be renamed Joe Moon Way. Moon was killed in tragic accident that occurred on …
Tullahoma Leaders Vote to Rename Portion of City Street Read More »
Travel continues to rebound after a year-long pandemic. AAA forecasts travel volumes for Independence Day will be the second-highest on record; nearing the highs set in 2019. More than 47.7 million Americans will take at least one domestic trip this Independence Day weekend (July 1-5). This represents an increase of nearly 40% from last year, …
Travel Volumes will be Up during the Long Independence Day Weekend Read More »
Tennessee State Parks will offer volunteer work events at 55 parks across the state for Tennessee Promise scholars to fulfill their community service hours. Most of the events are on Saturday, June 26. “Our state parks present an excellent opportunity for Tennessee Promise students to meet their service requirements,” Jim Bryson, deputy commissioner of the Tennessee …
Tennessee State Parks Host Tennessee Promise Service Events Read More »
