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 …
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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 …
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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, …
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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 …
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Despite an outstanding outing from Jack Leiter the Vanderbilt Commodore baseball team fell to NC State 1-0 in a winner’s bracket game at the College World Series Monday night in Omaha, Nebraska.
The new Franklin County North Middle School football coach named on Monday. Former University of Memphis football player Will Hyden will take over the program.
University of Tennessee football players Kaidon Salter and Amari McNeill face misdemeanor charges that include simple possession after being stopped in a vehicle early Saturday on the Cumberland Avenue Strip, University of Tennessee Police Department reports show. For freshman quarterback Salter, 18, this is the second time he’s faced police scrutiny in three months. He …
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The number of fatal crashes in Tennessee is on the rise compared to past years. In total there have been 584 reported fatal crashes from January to June, according to that data. Compared to both 2019 and 2020, there have been about 100 more fatal crashes this year so far. Out of all that data, …
Researchers have found cultural and demographic factors can help predict how COVID-19 and future outbreaks could progress. The authors said their techniques potentially could be used to figure out how an infectious disease will move beyond hot spots to regions that are not yet affected. Joshua Borycz, librarian for STEM research at Vanderbilt University, said using …
Press Release: In late May, United Way of Hwy 55’s Director and Allocations Committee interviewed 25 local nonprofits that applied for funding. The allocations committee met on June 1st to discuss and choose the new partner nonprofits for cycle year 2021-2022. Nonprofits from the area submitted applications and required documentation in early May, which our …
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