Rescheduled Beekeeping classes take place Feb 24-25
Local farmer hosts beekeeping class
Tabitha Evans Moore
Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast benefits Imagination Library
TULLAHOMA — Beloved children’s author Theodor Seuss Geisel aka. Dr. Seuss’s birthday happens on March 2. The beloved author of such books as the Cat in the Hat and How the Grinch […]
Everything you'll want to do in Middle Tennessee in March
Every month, we search far and wide for the coolest festivals, live music, fundraisers, arts, outdoors, and other events happening in the next 30 days in Middle Tennessee.
Art Center launches Clay Studio 101 in March
The Tullahoma Art Center will host Clay Studio 101 – a three week session beginning Monday, March 2 that will focus of hand-building basics like pinch pots, slab building, and free form structures.
Naturalist and folklorist will be Trails and Trilliums keynote speaker
Nationally acclaimed naturalist and folklorist Bob Fulcher will be the keynote speaker at this year’s Trails and Trilliums event, set for April 17-19 at the DuBose Conference Center in Monteagle.
Chasing Whiskey: Jack documentary hits big screen
It’s being billed at the “untold story of Jack Daniels” … a new documentary about our local product will hit big screens – including the Regal Cinema in Tullahoma – on May 11 only.
Save the Date: Wartrace Strawberry Festival planned for May 16
WARTRACE — The Wartrace Chamber of Commerce recently announced the date for this year’s Wartrace Strawberry Festival. The event will happen on Saturday, May 16 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The […]
Metro Council names 2020 boards and committee members
Who do you call if you have a problem in a specific area? First, try and reach your district’s council member. But there are also Metro committees and boards dedicated to different issues.
Metro Moore seeks FEMA reimbursement
February’s been full of severe weather … heavy rains, flooding, mud slides, downed trees … Metro will seek FEMA reimbursement.
Senator Bowling kills state deregulation bill
STATE NEWS — A week ago State Senator Janice Bowling (R-Tullahoma) introduced a senate bill that would remove state license requirements for over 25 professions. It was one of two companion bills. […]
