About Tullahoma

The I-24 links the 18,000-person city of Tullahoma with Nashville, Tennessee, 77 miles north. The original town was founded in 1852 as a work camp for the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad. Despite Tennessee’s location in the heart of the Midwest, Tullahoma is the only city in the region to maintain tornado sirens that sound when warnings are released. The Arnold Engineering Development Center for the United States military is located adjacent to the city. Additionally, Tullahoma Municipal Airport provides limited air taxi service as well as resources for private pilots. Despite a number of local job opportunities, a large number of residents of an apartment or home rental in Tullahoma choose to work abroad and can commute into Nashville in under 90 minutes and can also reach other cities such as Shelbyville, Manchester, and Lewisburg in just a few minutes. Tullahoma City Schools serves the city’s community with 4 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, and a single high school. Motlow State Community College and the University of Tennessee's Space Institute can also be found in Tullahoma. Residents of a Tullahoma house or apartment for rent have taken a liking to Big Spring Park and Waggoner Memorial Park, the two largest recreational venues in the area. Both facilities offer extensive bike, jogging, and walking paths, as well as expansive athletic fields, basketball courts, and well-kept baseball diamonds. Arnold Golf Course and Lakewood Golf & Country Club are also very unique and essential to the city’s comprehensive recreation program.

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