Algood Resumes Utility Disconnections
The City of Algood will resume disconnecting utility services to delinquent accounts this month. City Administrator Keith Morrison said the city felt like it was time to get back to normal as other towns begin the same process. “We’re just following other cities around us that are going to be doing the same thing,” Morrison […]
Monterey Graduation Parade To Honor Seniors
Monterey High School’s 2020 Senior class will not walk across the stage on May 16th, but they will dress in caps and gowns and parade through town. Monterey Alum Rebekah Bohannon-Beeler, said the idea was born from a Facebook group urging community members to “adopt” Monterey seniors to honor them for the achievements. “Instead of […]
Crossville Ratcheting Down Revenue Plans
Crossville City Council members will look at a graduated one-time bonus for city employees when they begin considering the city’s budget. The city has suspended its pay improvement plan temporarily because of COVID-19. City Manager Greg Wood said lower-paid employees would receive a 1.5 percent bonus, with mid-range employees at one percent, and higher-end employees […]
Mills Gives Council Another Option On Salaries
Cookeville City Manager James Mills gave council members a second option Tuesday to include pay raises in the new fiscal year budget. During a second day of budget work sessions, Mills detailed a plan for city employees that would include possible two percent merit raises and a $100 longevity increase per year. Mills said the […]
