Byrdstown Workers Repair Water Main Break On Main Street
Byrdstown employees were battling a large water main break that was fully repaired early Wednesday morning. Mayor Sam Gibson said a six-inch line broke around 7:00 p.m. Tuesday on North Main Street. Gibson said after an initial repair, a second break on the same line occurred a few hours later. “Any time you have a […]
Cookeville To Consider Ordinance Amending Sale Start Time For Beer
Cookeville City Council will consider the first reading of an ordinance amending the sale of alcohol. City Clerk Darian Coons said the ordinance would sync up the start time of 10 a.m. for the sale of all alcoholic beverages on Sunday. “Back in 2019, the council opted back into the Sunday start time for the […]
Putnam Planning Approves Final Plat Off Of Cumberland Cove Road
Members of Cumberland Cove’s Property Owners’ Association addressed the Putnam County Planning Commission Tuesday night. Board of Directors Vice President Gail Haggard said the final plat approval of a new development drew the concern of residents in the neighborhood. The new development sits at the end of Cumberland Cove Road, and residents wanted to clarify […]
Putnam Solid Waste Dept. To Close For Election Day
Putnam County’s Solid Waste Department will be closed Thursday in observance of Election Day. The closures will include the Recycle Center, Transfer Station, Landfill, Household Hazardous Waste Facility, and Convenience Centers. The centers will reopen on Friday morning. The transfer station will close once more on Saturday for repairs.
Putnam Homicide Investigation Locates Individual Wanted For Questioning
An individual wanted for questioning in a Putnam County Sheriff’s Office homicide investigation has been located. Amanda Borden turned herself into the Sheriff’s Office Tuesday night on outstanding warrants. Putnam County Sheriff Eddie Farris said Borden has been cooperating with the homicide investigation. “All the evidence shows that it very well could have possibly been […]
Livingston PD About Halfway Through Inventory Cataloging
Livingston Police Department is about halfway through cataloging its evidence inventory. The Board of Aldermen heard an update from Interim Police Chief Ray Smith Monday night. Smith said they’ve gone through about 1,700 articles to individually verify and match with case numbers. “You go back to the court system, you run it through the court […]
