The median income in Tallula has fluctuated over the past decade. From 2013 to 2019, there was a general upward trend, rising from $68,581 to $78,854. Since 2020, there has been a slight decline, with the median income dropping to $70,177 in 2022.

These economic changes do not appear to correlate strongly with demographic shifts, likely due to the stable racial composition of the community. The recent decline in median income since 2020 could be attributed to broader economic factors such as the COVID-19 pandemic and its aftermath.

Population figures have fluctuated over the decade, ranging from a low of 825 in 2018 to a high of 953 in 2021. The current population of 933 in 2022 represents a slight increase from the beginning of the decade (942 in 2010), despite some intervening years of decline.

Tallula has maintained its homogeneous racial composition, which is atypical compared to national trends, particularly for small towns which have often seen increasing diversity due to migration patterns and changing demographics.

The median household income in Tallula ($70,177 in 2022) is above the national median ($69,021 as of 2022), suggesting a relatively stable economic situation for the community. However, the recent decline in median income since 2020 aligns with broader economic challenges faced nationwide.

Tallula presents a picture of demographic stability in an era of increasing diversity elsewhere, coupled with economic resilience as evidenced by above-average median incomes. The community may face challenges in attracting a more diverse population, which could impact its long-term economic and cultural development. The recent downward trend in median income, if it continues, may also pose challenges for the community's economic well-being.