Entertainment in Southern Middle Tennessee
Due to the trending decline of Covid-19 cases in Coffee County, Tullahoma Parks and Recreation will be phasing in the following procedures as of Feb. 1: • Common use/lobby areas will be available. • All fitness and water classes are resuming as scheduled. • Open gym/basketball can resume. • Pavilion/Park rentals for more than 50 people will require a …
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Mega Millions estimated its next top prize will be $850 million, which would be the third-largest of all time. The drawing is on Tuesday.Lottery players still have a chance to win big with Wednesday night’s drawing for a $640 million Powerball top prize, the eighth-largest jackpot.
Tennessee State Parks had an economic impact of $1.84 billion in Tennessee in 2020 and welcomed 34.7 million visits, according to a report done for the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation. The report notes that local area spending by visitors has a substantial impact on local economies. The parks reached historic highs in camping, …
Tennessee’s new online-only sports betting program saw $131.4 million in gross wagers last month, yielding almost $2.4 million in privilege taxes for the state, officials said Wednesday. According to a Tennessee Lottery news release, sportsbooks made $118.2 million in gross payouts in November, the first month of sports betting in the state. Eighty percent of …
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Governor Lee has issued Executive Order No. 70, remaining in effect through January 19, 2021. Because of the significant increase in the incidence of COVID-19 infections in Tennessee, additional restrictions on who may attend interscholastic athletic practices and contests will be in place. Unfortunately, large scale attendance by spectators and students must be curtailed. Doing …
Camping at Tennessee’s state parks is reaching historic highs during the coronavirus pandemic. State parks saw more than 62,000 camping nights sold in October, a one-month record for camping stays in the parks system, the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation said in a news release. That number eclipses the mark of more than 57,000 …
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A performance by country music artist Dustin Lynch and other local musicians, along with a virtual home tour will highlight “Caroling for Kids: A Virtual Fundraiser” to benefit the Tullahoma Day Care Center. “Since the popular holiday tour of homes had to be cancelled this year, we wanted to give everyone something as a way …
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Imagination Library of Coffee County and The Dollywood Foundation are presenting a free one-night-only live streaming world premiere event for ‘The Library That Dolly Built’, a behind-the-scenes look at Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library. A free live stream screening of the film, exclusively on Facebook, is Wednesday, December 9th at 6:00 PM. The screening will be followed …
Shelbyville-Bedford County Chamber of Commerce & Shelbyville Jaycees present the 47th Annual Christmas Parade Dec. 5th @ 4pm! The theme is ‘A Christmas to Remember.’ The annual Cowan Christmas Parade will be held Saturday, Dec 5 @ 1pm. The official parade route will start at the former Cookie’s Market and continue through town, ending at …
It’s time again to celebrate the season and the Tullahoma community with the 64th Annual Christmas Parade “A Candyland Christmas” sponsored by Stan McNabb Automotive, Dec. 4th @ 7pm! The Tullahoma Area Chamber of Commerce is proud to host this annual event to bring the magic of Christmas to the streets of Downtown Tullahoma. We …
