This 2-hour event at 901 S Jackson Street in Tullahoma on Tuesday (May 6) from 11:30 - 1:30 features a live pipe repair demonstration Bring the family to learn how Tullahoma stays flowing News@ontargetnews.com We recognise you are attempting to access this website from a country belonging to the European Economic Area (EEA) including the EU which enforces the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and therefore cannot grant you access at this time e-mail us at info@tullahomanews.com or call us at 931-455-4545 How to watch Tennessee high school baseball: Tullahoma vs May 2Data SkriveWe have an intriguing high school clash -- Tullahoma High School vs Franklin County High School -- in Tullahoma How to watch Franklin County vs. Tullahoma baseballFranklin County and Tullahoma will match up on Friday, May 2, at 9:15 p.m. CT. 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All NFHS Network events are available to watch online at NFHS Network and through the NFHS Network Mobile Apps for iOS and Android and TV Apps for ROKU TN — The South Jackson Performing Arts Center is proud to announce the acquisition of the Tullahoma Fine Arts Center This exciting new chapter brings the historic Arts Center under the management of the South Jackson Civic Association strengthening our shared commitment to serving the arts community of Middle Tennessee While the Tullahoma Fine Arts Center will now operate under the South Jackson umbrella it will continue as a separate 501(c)(3) organization The Center will be guided by the South Jackson Civic Association’s Board of Directors ensuring both continuity and a unified vision for the future “Our goal has always been to promote all arts for all people,” said Greg Gressel Executive Director of South Jackson Performing Arts Center “Bringing the Fine Arts Center into the South Jackson family allows us to expand our reach and support a more diverse range of artistic expression throughout our region.” both organizations will collaborate to offer more dynamic programming and stronger support for artists across disciplines This partnership represents a step forward for arts access and cultural development in Tullahoma and beyond We ask for your patience and support as we move through the transition process While we are excited about the opportunities this partnership brings we recognize that there will be many issues to address Our teams are already hard at work addressing building needs and program development to ensure the Tullahoma Fine Arts Center continues to be a space where creativity thrives you may notice changes as we work to improve the facilities and expand programming These updates are part of our long-term vision to create an inclusive and inspiring environment for artists to express themselves and patrons to enjoy Stay tuned for more announcements as we roll out new events We’re looking forward to sharing this journey with you and appreciate your continued support of the Arts in our community Office@southjackson.org WKRN News 2 1 dead after police try to serve warrant in Tullahoma "Nashville's wine country" sits about twenty minutes outside of Franklin Money could be flowing to fix major flood problems in Montgomery County Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle have responded to the activity in South Nashville Tennessee state troopers worked with federal agents in South Nashville A new police department is officially opening its doors in Spring Hill Rich with history and full of opportunities for recreation the Natchez Trace is a perfect place for Williamson County residents and visitors alike to explore Some Cottontown residents have complained of frequent flooding along Highway 25 for years and Sumner County commissioners will discuss plans to fix the problem One county trying to keep up with growth is searching for ways to cash in on new development Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell announced a fund to help migrants affected by ICE actions Governor Bill Lee promised state support for President Donald Trump's immigration roundup and he delivered Wilson County Schools are once again in the middle of a culture war as an insurance policy chance on gender reassignment for employees is up for discussion Immigrant rights groups are reporting ICE activity in South Nashville MURFREESBORO ― Jason Welch was overcome with emotion sitting in the press conference room at the TSSAA boys basketball state tournament The Wildcats (31-4) had just earned their first state tournament win with a 68-48 victory over Jackson South Side (24-3) on Thursday at MTSU’s Murphy Center Tullahoma will face Fayette-Ware in the semifinals at 5:30 p.m. The feeling in his heart was deeper than just the historic win “They’ve made so many sacrifices for us to be here,” Welch said through tears Welch’s emotion was spurred by his recovering from triple bypass surgery on Sept 12 at Vanderbilt University Medical Center 5 during a run and discovered he had an irregular heartbeat you’ve got serious problems,' ” Welch said Thursday Part of what helped Welch overcome his heart issues was the interaction with his players Tullahoma players Xavier Farrell and Austin Tinnon were at Welch’s home to walk with him around the block While the walks around the block were exactly what Welch needed he understood that working through the recovery may have been difficult for his players “I always wondered how (the players) are feeling about you,” Welch said and I didn’t want to miss being with them.” who scored a game-high 33 points and totaled five rebounds in the win over South Side was always going to be there for his coach no matter how difficult He’s always pouring into us and seeing him not be able to be as energetic That’s what I wanted to make sure I was there to do as much as I could for him.” is what Jason Welch describe as a “basketball wife.” TRACK THE TOURNAMENT: TSSAA boys basketball state tournament brackets, schedule and scores Farrell said the connection that the team has established from helping their coach has been a growing point this season That connection is what has the Wildcats playing in the state tournament for the first time since 1978 and playing in their first semifinal in program history and then know that we were there for each other,” Farrell said “We knew our other coaches were going to step up and I feel like it just brought everybody closer.” at @ChastainAJ or reach him via email at achastain@gannett.com This is an event that will be held at Frazier McEwen Park on Friday There will be guests from the Tennessee Urban Forestry Council members of the Tennessee Valley Wood Worker’s Association will also present the annual Arbor Day Proclamation and mark Tullahoma’s 28th consecutive year as a Tree City USA and Tullahoma Utility Authority’s 14th year as a Tree Line There will also be food trucks on site for lunch the City of Tullahoma will unveil a new interpretive sign noting three specific trees important to Tennessee: the Tulip Poplar These three trees have been planted in the park with the sign to create a learning space on how trees benefit us environmentally and economically The event is free to attend and open to everyone