The Tullahoma Police Department needs your assistance identifying a person of interest in ongoing case. He was allegedly involved in an incident at a local business on January 20, 2022. If you have any information, please contact Detective Johnny Gore at 931-455-0530 ext. 109 or at jgore@tullahomatn.gov.
Nearly 335 Soldiers from the Tennessee Army National Guard’s 1st Battalion, 181st Field Artillery Regiment, are scheduled to return home this week after a successful ten-month deployment to the Middle East. Roughly 195 Soldiers are scheduled to arrive on Feb. 3, with an additional 140 scheduled to return on Feb. 5. The 1-181st is headquartered …
A recent study was conducted by QuoteWizard.com, comparing Google search data for pothole-related complaints and repairs for all 50 states, dating back to 2004. Tennessee was ranked 8th worst. The top three worst states for potholes were Washington, Indiana, and Michigan. In city reporting, Memphis was ranked as the worst in the state for potholes. …
The Coffee County Sheriff’s Office recently teamed up with Deerfield Elementary to collect blankets along with dog and cat food for the local animal shelters. The Coffee County Sheriff’s Office Safety Patrol helped with this community service project making it a huge success.
Recent Tullahoma High School graduate Juliette Orihuela’s passion is the theater. Whether that is acting on stage or doing behind-the-scenes work, it is clear where her interests lie. Orihuela was recently rewarded, and her on-stage skills and vocals were highlighted when she was named a Tennessee All-State Musical Theater member. After the selection, the December …
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In a story On Target News reported in October of 2020, a man being held on a murder charge at the Bedford County Jail decided recently to accept a plea deal to shorten his prison sentence. Juan Antonio Lopez Juarez agreed to 27 years with no parole for the murder of Juan Gutierrez at a …
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Tennessee’s Gov. Bill Lee has unveiled his $52.5 billion budget proposal for the upcoming fiscal year, an increase from the $41.8 billion budget that Lee proposed for the current year. The 2022-23 spending plan unveiled Monday includes increases for law enforcement, education, state workers, roads and more, maintained by better-than-expected revenues during the COVID-19 pandemic …
Secretary of State Tre Hargett is warning Tennessee business owners about a scam that has recently resurfaced targeting businesses with a deceptive mailer from a company that goes by two names: Tennessee Certificate Service and TN Certificate of Existence Filing Company. “Our Division of Business and Charitable Organizations and I personally have heard of multiple complaints from business …
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The McMinnville Taco Bell restaurant was hit Saturday night by scammers pretending to be from the corporate office. According to Detective Sergeant Todd Rowland of the McMinnville Police Department the local manager told police someone spoofed the Taco Bell Corporation phone number and told him he was to wire their money to them using Green …
An increase in Tennessee’s unadjusted labor force participation had a slight impact on county unemployment rates in December. According to newly released data from the Department of Labor and Workforce Development, unemployment increased in 87 counties during the month. Five counties saw rates go down, while the numbers remained the same in three counties. Local …
