Tech’s Boyd Encouraged By Resolve In ’24
In the midst of a four game win streak, the Tennessee Tech women’s soccer team has found its footing going into the final three weeks of regular season play. The Golden Eagles are 4-7-2 after starting this season winless in their first nine outings. In his first season as head coach, Corey Boyd said they […]
Monterey Approves Parking Lot Lease
Monterey Aldermen approved a lease agreement Monday night that would allow FedEx to continue using the parking lot beside the depot as a transfer center. Monterey Mayor Alex Garcia said the company has used the parking lot for the last six years. Aldermen Jamie Phillips and Vice Mayor Kevin Peters said they had concerns as […]
BonDeCroft Fire Truck In Need Of Repairs
White County Commissioners are considering avenues to help the BonDeCroft Volunteer Fire Department replace a water pump on the department’s fire truck. White County Emergency Manager Matt McBride said the pump is out of service due to wear and tear. McBride said the truck is a 2001 model and that finding parts for the truck […]
Clay To Try Less Restrictive Fuel Program
The Clay County Commission authorized County Mayor Dale Reagan Monday to move forward with a new contract for fuel for its various departments. Reagan said the county has historically taken bids for gasoline but each contract required them to use a specific chain of stations. Reagan said they will be using a new fleet card […]
SMHS Band Wins UC Marching Band Competition
Stone Memorial High School band named the 2024 Class A champions at the 41st Annual Upper Cumberland Marching Band Competition held at Cumberland County High School. The Stone band, color guard and drum major, beat out five other schools for the title. First year band director Elana Douglas said they started working towards the competition […]
Livingston Looking For Homes To Tour
The Livingston Exchange Club is looking for historic or newly renovated homes to tour this holiday season. The annual Tour of Homes raises funds to help prevent child abuse. Livingston Exchange Club President Sue Smith said the tours have been successful in years past as many people enjoy touring houses decorated for the season. “A […]
Gainesboro Police Building K-9 Program
Gainesboro Police beginning the process of establishing a K-9 unit to detect narcotics. Police Chief Michael Smith said the program would cost a sum of $12,500. Smith said the department will go through a 6-8 week training in Kentucky to prepare the unit. “The way I look at it is it will be very beneficial […]
