July 6, 2026
Local News
Developer hit with $5 million lawsuit
The Franklin businessman who is behind the Retreat at Whiskey Creek development in Moore County, is the target of a $5 million lawsuit filed by… Login to continue reading Login…
Col. Dirkes officially takes command of AEDC
Concluding the open house event at Arnold Air Force Base was the Change of Command ceremony, where Col. Grant Mizell gave a final salute to… Login to continue reading Login…
International watercolor exhibit now open at art center
This past weekend was the grand opening of the 159th annual International Exhibition of the American Watercolor Society at the Tullahoma Fine Arts Center (TFAC).… Login to continue reading Login…
Frontier Days this weekend
Frontier Days is back again, with a program packed with activities, shows, food, and fun for everyone. Festivities kick off on Friday with the… Login to continue reading Login…
Council approves jail renovations
Sheriff Tyler Hatfield appeared before the May Metro Council Meeting to update the members on his revisions to the quote for the jail renovations. Cuts… Login to continue reading Login…
No AI Data Center at Arnold
After months of speculation of an AI data center coming to Arnold Air Force Base, the base has announced that a data center will not… Login to continue reading Login…
Federal Court broadens Nearest Green receivership
A federal judge has broadened the receivership scope in the Nearest Green case, ordering that Grant Sidney also be put under the receivership umbrella. “The… Login to continue reading Login…
Deadline looms for honorary commander program
Arnold Air Force Base is now accepting nominations for the Arnold AFB Honorary Commander Program. The intent of the program is to create one-on-one opportunities… Login to continue reading Login…
Director Moorehead addresses Planning Commission
Director of Schools Chad Moorehead spoke to the Planning and Zoning Commission at May’s meeting to give an update on school enrollment. Though enrollment has seen a steady increase in recent years, this year’s enrollment jumped by 44 students. Though that number may not seem like a lot, with average class sizes running between 65 and 75 students from year to year, that number is close to a whole new graduating class.