You can get a taste of southern, middle Tennessee again on Saturday, May 30 as the Grape & Grain Festival returns to Tullahoma.
November 18, 2024
Category: Events
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Join others across the state and plant a tree on Tennessee Tree Day
STATE NEWS — It’s our state’s largest single-day tree planting effort and it takes place on Saturday, March 21 – the official first day of Spring. Thousands of folks across all Tennessee’s 95 counties will come together to plant trees for generations to come. The Tennessee Environmental Council wants to help you participate by offering...
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Tims Ford seeks vendors for Lawn and Garden Show
Tims Ford State Park will host a Lawn and Garden show on April 18 and they are looking for local vendors.
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Miss Lynchburg Pageant postponed due to illness
LOCAL NEWS — On Tuesday, Metro Director of Schools Chad Moorehead announced that all Moore County Schools would be closed for the rest of the week due to illness. The organizers of the annual Miss Lynchburg Pageant have decided to follow suit in the interest of public health by postponing their event until February 8....
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Local library offers eight week cursive class
So, is cursive still a thing? Yes. And for many students who haven't learned to read and write in cursive up to now, college could present a few obstacles.
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Hamilton Brothers perform free concert at Motlow on Feb. 11
They've performed with Aaron Neville, and the late B.B. King ... and they'll perform a free concert at Motlow College on February 11.
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12 Angry Jurors performed in Fayetteville
FAYETTEVILLE — Is he guilty or isn’t he? That’s the central question in 12 Angry Jurors, a classic stage play being performed by Lincoln County’s Carriage House Players beginning this Thursday. Written in 1954 by Reginald Rose, it’s a work that’s evolved from the stage to the television to the big screen. Audiences might recall...
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Cascade Hollow offers Whiskey and Yoga on Feb.21
TULLAHOMA — Cascade Hollow, the birthplace of George Dickel Whisky, is a southern, middle Tennessee gem. It’s nestled between Tullahoma and Normandy on a sloping piece of property with a gently flowing stream. It’s been tucked in that hollow since 1870, and on Friday, February 21 an old southern whisky recipe and a new age...
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Moore EMS and National Weather Service plan storm spotter class
LOCAL NEWS — Accurate weather forecasts don’t happen in a sterile office. National Weather Service (NWS) officials depend on a an army of volunteer storm spotters to report the ground truth in local communities, so it can be broadcast to the general public. The Huntsville National Service Services office plans a SKYWARN Spotter Training class...
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Arts Center adds stained glass classes
TULLAHOMA — Tullahoma Art Center’s (TAC) going through a rejuvenation of sorts. They’ve added new exhibition halls, more national exhibits, new membership benefits, a music lab, and an expanded gift shop. They’ve also added new classes including a Stained Glass Class taught by local artist Tammy O’Connor. O’Connor studied at the Art Institute of Atlanta...