Rollercoaster Yard Sale Serving Bargain Thrills
Many visitors and vendors are in the Upper Cumberland this weekend to attend the 39th annual Rollercoaster Yard Sale. The yard sale is a big loop that starts in Temple Hill, KY and swings down to Byrdstown and Livingston, and loops through Celina back to Temple Hill. Temple Hill Lions Club Member Donnie Alexander said […]
Parent Wants Clarity On Guns In Schools
A Putnam County parent asked Director Of Schools Corby King to make the system’s position clear on Tennessee’s new law allowing teachers to carry weapons on campus. Dr. Amanda Rosenberger told the School Board that many students and parents are afraid that a teacher could have a gun in the classroom without them knowing. She […]
Aldermen Table Decision To Revise Code
Gainesboro Aldermen will further study the idea of a revised zoning code for the city. Aldermen Tom Goetz and Deborah Whitaker said they were not ready to vote on the revised zoning code. Aldermen voted to table the decision. Whitaker said she had read the revisions multiple times and still did not understand it. “Well […]
Council Approves $20M In Bonds For Projects
Cookeville will enter the finance market to issue some $20 million in bonds to pay for multiple projects. City Manager James Mills said the city will use the money for two road projects, the current phase two and design for phase three of 10th Street as well as phase one of West Stevens Street improvements. […]
York Needs Maximum Offense In Week 7
York Institute is on a three-game win streak and head coach Derwin Wright said the team needs to evolve quickly ahead of Friday’s matchup with Oneida. The Dragons offense has steadily improved with each game, coming off a 50-point output last week, the highest point total of the season. Wright said this Friday, the offense […]
