Admission:  Attendees will be given an Expo Passport that must be validated at each booth to be eligible to enter the grand prize drawing. Winners will be announced every hour. Must be present to win. 

Sunday, April 16

Thunder Radio

Tuesday, April 18

The Herald Chronicle

A boating safety class will be held Saturday, April 22 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Tims Ford State Park Visitor Center.

Participants must be at least 12 years of age. Please bring Type 600 Exam Permit (Can be purchased anywhere that sells fishing license).

 

*Register Online TWRA Boating Safety Education *Passcode TFSP.  Everyone must have a permit to operate watercraft if they were born after Jan. 1, 1989.  For more info>>

  Thursday, April 20 - The Tullahoma News

The annual environmental celebration known as Earth Day will take place Saturday.  According to history.com, founded in 1970 as a day of education about environmental issues, Earth Day is now a globally celebrated holiday that is sometimes extended into Earth Week, a full seven days of events focused on green awareness.  The day is the brainchild of Sen. Gaylord Nelson and inspired by the antiwar protests of the late 1960s. Earth Day was originally aimed at creating a mass environmental movement.  Read more>>

Friday, April 21 - The  Herald Chronicle

Partners for Healing  is the beneficiary of the proceeds for Cat Murray's Michael Jackson tribute HIStory to by Her XI this Saturday, April 22 at South Jackson. Partn er's is adding something new this year: a Dare to Dance or Donate. Don't miss Rebecca French, Brenda Cannon, Mayor Curlee, and James Fuller show off their dance moves while raising money for Partner's! For more info>>

Sponsored by: 

Exchange Media Group

April 27th, 11:30 am-5:00 pm

Manchester-Coffee County Conference Center

Wednesday, May 19th

The Tullahoma News

Wednesday, May 10th; 3:30pm

East Middle School

Friday, April 21 - The  Tullahoma News

On Tuesday, the city held a ribbon cutting celebrating the remodeling of Grider Stadium and Mathis Field, while additionally naming the press box as the Binns Jordan Press Box. From left: Tullahoma High School Head Baseball Coach Phil King, Mayor Lane Curlee, Alderman Jimmy Blanks, Mayor Pro Tem Jerry Mathis, Tullahoma Parks and Recreation Director Kurt Glick, Alderman Ray Knowis and Alderman Jackie Duncan.

Please join us on Thursday, April 26th at 10:00 am to celebrate the Grand Opening of Salon Rouge! 

Owner, Victoria Mickle, has been a  hairdresser and makeup artist for over 15 years.  She is very  passionate about her job and customers. She specializes in fashion colors, ombré, and balayage . She  also loves to do men's haircuts. 

Call Salon Rouge of Tullahoma and make your appointment today!  For more info>>

I am a hometown girl, raised and educated in Tullahoma from kindergarten at Trinity Lutheran Church to graduating from Tullahoma High School in 1983. I received my Associates Degree from Motlow State Community College and completed my Bachelor of Science from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. After graduating, I spent 19 years in Indiana and moved
back to Tennessee in the summer of 2012. I am married to Frank Lashlee, from Camden, Tennessee, who is a MTSU graduate and works for Erie Insurance. We have 5 children; Trey, 19, a freshman at Freed-Hardeman University, Caroline, 18, who graduates from St. Andrew's in May and will attend The University of the
South this fall, Maggie, 17, who is a junior at Coffee County High School, Robert, 16, a freshman at THS, and Mary Grace, 14, an 8th grader at East Middle School. 

I'd say my number one hobby is my family, 5 active kids keep us hopping with golf matches, soccer games, school productions, community theatre, musicals and performances. We love to camp, spend time on our boat and take care of our menagerie that includes 4 dogs and 2 cats.We love our church, First United Methodist, and are thrilled to have recently become involved there. I am a member of Tullahoma's noon Rotary Club, DAR and also serve on the Mayor's Council for the Arts. I enjoy my volunteer work very much, and am especially passionate about the Blue Monarch in Hillsboro where I served as a Board Member for 2 years and love to help out at CASA Works here in Tullahoma whenever I can.

My favorite thing about Tullahoma is feeling like I have come home. It means a great deal to have the opportunity to be involved in my family's business while raising my children in my ownhometown. There is something so special about being surrounded by people I have known my entire life while meeting new people who have been brought to our community. I love being back in a place that I love!

I am currently the Director of Marketing at Prescott Bottling and Distributing Company.
We are a fourth generation family business established in 1930 that services a 5-county territory consisting of Coffee, Bedford, Franklin, Moore and Rutherford counties. I have worked for the company for several years, but became Director of Marketing 5 years ago. I handle local promotions and area marketing in our territories, manage the company website, social media and special events, organize our community involvement, and also handle local advertising and merchandise sales. An interesting fact about us is while we are widely known to the public as the Sundrop company, we actually distribute over 200 beverages including 7up, Sunkist, RC, Fiji and Core water, Body Armor, Snapple and Canada Dry, just to name a few.

My favorite Chamber event are the coffees that give us a chance to showcase and learn about the businesses in our community, make new connections and support work places right in our own backyard. I enjoy being an Ambassador because it gives me the opportunity to make connections within the professional realm of our community. I love our town and I enjoy being able to meet other professionals who are excited about what they do and are eager to share it.

The best advice I've ever been given was from my beloved West Middle School teacher, Mrs. Gene Woodworth, who wrote to me that although in life we are given few guarantees, we need to live every day joyfully, savor the beauty of each day and be happy. I would encourage everyone to do the same. Life is short!!

Administrative Professionals Day is Wednesday April 26th! To help you let them know their hard work is appreciated, we made a SPECIAL basket with them in mind! 

And we are REDUCING our delivery fee....it will be FREE to Tullahoma area and only $5 to Manchester, Winchester and Lynchburg.  This basket must be preordered, although we will have a few on hand on Wednesday. 

Just call 931-455-9365 or visit us at 206 S. Anderson St. Tullahoma to place your order! Delivery order s must be placed by noon on Tuesday April 25th.