Anna Coburn is a journalist who focuses on local news and community events. She writes for the JIMMY BEDFORD RIDE COMMUNITY FUND INC and the Tullahoma News, covering a range of topics including local investigations, profiles on local businesses and individuals, and updates on city developments.
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The City of Tullahoma’s Community Engagement Officer, Emma Cook, has recently announced her resignation from the city.
This is part one of a two-part series covering the candidate political forum that took place at Tullahoma High School on Wednesday, July 10. The other panel featuring candidates for
Neal Creek Retreat is hosting their first Peach Festival on July 20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
While several citizen commentators awaited a chance to have their voices heard, they were disappointed when the Planning Commission failed to meet a quorum.
Former Deputy Parks and Recreation Director and City Forester Lyle Russell has recently taken up the role of the city’s Community Engagement Officer.
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen recently approved the Fire Department’s application for an $18,000 grant from the Firehouse Subs Safety Foundation.
Following a July Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting, rumors regarding the city’s insurance were sparked.
A $17,500 City Hall feasibility study proposed by City Administrator Jason Quick was approved by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen in their July meeting.
MUD to buy more meters
By: Anna Coburn
The conversation between Moore County and Silicon Ranch continues following another Planning Commission meeting which ended with a new permit fee proposal to be sent to the Moore County Metro Council.
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