On Tuesday, Tyson announced a vaccine mandate for its entire workforce including the nearby Shelbyville plant. Workers have until November 1 to show proof of full vaccination.
May 15, 2026
Category: Regional News
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Moore new case count and vaccination rates up
The bad news: new COVID 19 cases are on the rise in Moore County. The good news: the vaccination rate is also slightly increasing.
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COVID-19 cases spiking in nearby Franklin County
Statistics indicate that the Delta variant has arrived in Tennessee. Cases are spiking as close as Franklin County.
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Area non-profit plans fireworks show
The Arrowhead Boys Ranch in Normandy plans a fireworks fundraiser for Saturday, July 3.
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MTSU fermentation science leader participates in free, virtual seminar on June 3
Interested in launching your own wine label, craft brewery, or artisanal distillery? MTSU fermentation science leader will participate a free seminar on June 3.
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Moore County homeowners, farmers should protect fruit trees from cicadas
Cicadas only stick around a few weeks to mate and hatch eggs then back into the ground they go but local agricultural officials warns Moore County folks with fruit trees, especially young fruit trees, to prepare now to avoid damage.
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Bedford County selected for state Property Evaluation Program
Moore County residents who own property in the northern part of the county should know that Bedford County is one of four Tennessee counties picked to participate in the latest round of the Select Tennessee Property Evaluation Program (PEP). The other three counties are Greene, Hamilton, and Hardin counties.
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Motlow plans vaccination day
In partnership with the Lincoln County Health Department, Motlow State Community College will host a COVID-19 vaccination day at its Fayetteville campus on Friday, April 30.
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Say What? Henry Cho brings his unique comedy to the South Jackson Civic Center on April 2
Korean with a side of southern drawl ... say what? Henry Cho brings his childhood experiences as an Asian American in the South to the SJCC on April 2.
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41A Fest moves out of downtown Tullahoma in 2021
41A Music Festival organizers say they plan to move the 2021 festival out of downtown Tullahoma and into a new venue.