Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Jefferson Street Park
Parks & Outdoors
Hidden gem for families: Whether you want a quick pickup game or a lap around the walking track, Jefferson Street Park packs in outdoor basketball courts, a solid playground, a shady picnic pavilion, and even old-school horseshoe pits.
DIY jewelry goldmine: Bead Box Bargains keeps Tullahoma makers inspired with Czech glass, gemstone, and crystal beads, pendants, and a full lineup of findings, plus budget-friendly bundles, monthly picks, and shop-by-color browsing.
Local pie night, solved: When you want dependable, cheesy comfort that actually tastes like dinner, not a compromise, Rafael's Italian Restaurant hits the spot with crowd-pleasing pizzas and familiar Italian favorites.
The Tennessee Constitution guarantees the right to bail for people arrested and jailed for almost any crime, but in November voters will be asked if they want to change this by expanding the list of alleged offenses for which a person can be kept in jail while awaiting trial.
In a pre-trial hearing, Judge Robert Carter heard arguments for the dismissal of the criminal cases against former Tullahoma Alderman Jenna Amacher, who is accused of lying about her residency in her qualification papers for a position in Coffee County Clerk.