This Week Putnam Commission Discusses Joint Water Project
This week in the Upper Cumberland the Putnam County Commission will consider a joint water project with Jackson County Tuesday. Both counties will use allocations of TDEC’s COVID money to fund the project. The goal is to provide public water to residents in the Martin Creek area. Commissioners will also consider applying for a $450,000 […]
Earn $100 For Referring Potential Substitutes In Warren Schools
Education Solutions Services (ESS) is holding a Refer A Friend program to find part-time and full-time substitutes for Warren County Schools. County On-Site Manager Maggie Dassow said that they have realized that they get more people through the door from referrals. She said that by doing a program like this, they can find quality staff […]
Registrations Underway For White Co. Kindergarten And Pre-K
Registrations are underway for White County Schools Pre-K and Kindergarten classes. Supervisor of Elementary Curriculum Angela Fresh said that when signing up online or in-person, parents will need to have updated physical and immunization records, among other documents. “For Pre-K they have to have a copy of their social security card, a copy of their […]
Properly-Insulated Home Can Help Save On Energy Bills
A properly-insulated home can help you save up to 80 percent on your heating bill. Energy 1 Foam Insulation Supervisor Andy Baker said that a majority of heat loss in the house comes from crawl spaces or attics. He said that if you’re having issues with insulation, there are minor ways to improve the situation. […]
Cookeville Adopts New City Flag
Cookeville City Council adopted a new city flag. Police Chief Randy Evans said that they designed the flag using the new city seal. “We took the seal and we found what we thought was a contrasting background, and of course, we’re a fan of navy blue, right, and I just think it worked,” Evans said. […]
