CRMC Begins Visitation Restrictions
Visitation to the Cookeville Regional Birthing Center and Inpatient Rehabilitation will be limited effective immediately. Only one identified support person will be allowed in both areas. Beginning Monday, only two visitors will be allowed per patient for hospital inpatients. All visitors will be screened to determine the risk of illness. Visitors must be 16 years […]
All Court Appearances Postponed
In-person court proceedings have been postponed statewide in reaction to the coronavirus. Cookeville City Court appearances at the Cookeville Municipal Building set for March 13-March 31 have been rescheduled to Tuesday, April 7 at 9am. In Crossville, the March 31 court dates through the Crossville Police Department will be rescheduled for April 21. The Tennessee […]
SRO Accidentally Discharges Gun At Cumberland Co School
A School Resource Officer accidentally discharged a firearm Friday morning at Cumberland County’s Pine View Elementary. No one was injured. The officer was alone in his office with no children in the vicinity. The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office continues its investigation. The officer, whose name was not released, will be placed on administrative leave pending […]
Algood Police Department Looking For Juvenile
The Algood Police Department needs your help in finding a runaway juvenile missing since February 28. 17-year-old Marcus White reported missing by his family members. White is a black male with a light complexion. He stands 5-7, weighing 180 pounds. White has black hair and brown eyes. White was last seen in the vicinity of […]
Seven-Person Committee To Lead Tornado Relief Fund
The Cookeville-Putnam County Tornado Relief Fund now has a committee to begin the process of how funds will be distributed. Former Tennessee Tech President Dr. Bob Bell will chair the seven-member committee, formed jointly by Cookeville Mayor Ricky Shelton and Putnam County Mayor Randy Porter. It’s main task will be to define the process and […]
Remembering Joshua, Erin, and Sawyer Kimberlin
Joshua, Erin, and Sawyer Kimberlin fell victim to the Tuesday Tornado this week. Eastside Church of Christ preacher Phillip Martin used to preach at Jere Whitson where Joshua used to attend. He said he met Joshua as a freshman in college. “Josh came in as part of a group of young college kids that filled […]
Simple Choices Can Protect From Coronavirus
Simple health choices can be important viral illnesses, like the coronavirus are being spread. Putnam County Health Director Lisa Bumbalough said basics such as a healthy diet and sleep can make a difference. “It is always good to practice making healthy food choices,” Bumbalough said. “Eating fruits, eating plenty of vegetables and of course staying […]
TSSAA Suspends Rest Of Tournament
The semifinal games involving the Clarkrange, Stone Memorial and Upperman girls Friday are on hold as the TSSAA suspended the girls and boys state basketball championships until further notice. The decision came just moments after the conclusion of the Pickett County/Gibson County quarterfinal game.
Cookeville Approves Debris Cleanup Bid
The City of Cookeville approved a Kansas company to begin the major debris cleanup in the highway 70 corridor. Custom Tree Service of Kansas submitted the low bid for the contract. Following council approval Thursday afternoon, City Manager James Mills said the company was notified. A final contact could be in place as early as […]
Tech Extends Spring Break
Tennessee Tech extended spring break for students Thursday and plans to move to online classes after the break. Spring break will extend from March 16 to March 27. University offices will operate on a normal schedule. Faculty and staff should report as normal. Monday, March 30, the university plans to conduct online classes and learning […]
