Category Archives: Local News

Cumberland County Mayor Allen Foster issued a Press Release stating that the Crossville/Cumberland County Emergency Management Agency has taken final delivery of their new Response Vehicle. The truck ...

Bledsoe County students returned to school this week (Aug. 24 – Aug. 28) on a staggered schedule. However, Bledsoe County students in grades 1 -12 will return to a traditional setting for the we...

Putnam County is averaging one COVID-19 death per day so far this week. Another person has died from novel coronavirus in Cookeville, bringing their death toll to 27 as of Thursday, August 27, 2020. T...

The Stone Memorial High School Panthers played host to the Bulldogs from Clay County High School Thursday night. SMHS posted a shutout win, 32-0 the final. The home team held a 6-0 lead at the half an...

During community comment at the Cumberland County Board of Education, board members heard from at least two parents requesting the reversal of the mask mandate. John Mathews, reported to be a hazardou...

The Cumberland County Board of Education, in regular session Thursday, voted down a proposal that would designate certain staff members as “critical infrastructure” or essential workers. I...

The Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame is honoring its 2020 class this weekend, but the event will be held through a two-hour televised special rather than an in-person ceremony due to the coronavirus pand...

The unemployment situation in three-quarters of Tennessee’s 95 counties continued to improve in July following business closures earlier in the year due to the COVID-19 health emergency. Seventy...

Effective Thursday, August 27, 2020 and until further notice, Meadow Park Lake will be open Thursdays – Sundays from 6am-8:30 pm. The park office will be open Thursdays – Sundays from 10am...

City and County leaders are reminding everyone why it is so important to fill out the 2020 Census. Population numbers impact federal funding for schools, roads and other infrastructure. Right now, onl...