Tech Researcher Work On Ultra-Processed Food Issues
New U.S. dietary guidelines suggest Americans cut back on ultra-processed foods, but new research from a Tennessee Tech Graduate Assistant found that might be a challenge. Graduate Assistant Morgan Walls said many people are surprised to learn how broad the definition of processed foods can be, noting that even foods perceived as healthy may still […]
Crossville Couple Helps With Float In ’26 Rose Parade
A Crossville couple back home after volunteering in Pasadena to start the year, building a float for this year’s Rose Parade. Lonnie and Evelyn Koeltzow worked on the Lutheran Hour Ministries float, which is the only religious float in the entire parade. Lonnie Koeltzow said volunteering with thousands of other volunteers from across the nation […]
Changes Add More Time To Catoosa Fishing Season
The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission has approved changes to the fishing season at the Catoosa Wildlife Management Area that will expand access and increase the number of days anglers can fish in the area. Under the new regulations, all streams and ponds under the Catoosa Wildlife Management Agency will be open to fishing beginning […]
Airport Hopes Grant Can Create Additional Terminal Space
The Upper Cumberland Regional Airport Board applying for an estimated $1.5 million grant to create additional terminal space. Airport Director Dean Selby said the proposed project would convert Hangar Two into a new terminal. Selby said the conversion would create an additional 12,000 square feet in space. “We’ve vastly outgrown the 5,000 square foot terminal […]
Overton Adding Senior Center Position To Manage Growth
Overton County will be adding another position at the Senior Center to help accommodate the recent growth the center has seen since reopening. County Executive Steven Barlow said the position would be a part-time assistant and cook. Barlow said the Senior Center Director will need some help moving forward. “We have 60 people signed up […]
Planning Approves Plat For Rocky Point Road Subdivision
The Putnam County Planning Commission has approved a preliminary plat for a 22-lot subdivision on Rocky Point Road. The subdivision plat received preliminary approval, pending confirmation that the proposed road intersection meets required sight-distance standards and that detailed road design plans are acceptable. The lots range in size from 0.46 acres to 2.23 acres. The […]
Van Buren Girls Tennis Eyes Growth Ahead of Season
As the upcoming girls tennis season approaches, the Van Buren County Eaglettes are preparing for a year centered on growth, confidence, and building lasting habits on and off the court. The Eaglettes enter the spring with optimism. Head coach Eian Brown said his team has already taken meaningful steps forward, particularly in how the players […]
Thorpe Leans On Lessons From His Father To White County
For White County Warriors girls bowling head coach Roger Thorpe, the foundation of his coaching philosophy was laid long before he ever stepped into a high school bowling alley. It started with his father. Thorpe said his dad introduced him to the game at a young age, passing down lessons that still shape the way […]
Algood Council Tables Ordinance Changes For Duplexes
Algood City Council tabled a decision Tuesday night to amend the city’s zoning ordinance regarding duplexes and two-family residential structures. The proposed amendment would allow such structures as a conditional use in low-density residential districts (R-1) and as a permitted use in medium-density residential districts (R-2). Council Member Luke Hill said he personally has concerns […]
