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White County Commissioners Reject Camera Funding

The White County Commission rejected funding for the purchase and continued use of surveillance cameras during its meeting Monday. The board voted to remove just under $48,000 intended for the purchase of Flock Safety license plate readers. Funds in next year’s budget also restricted from use on the camera system. Resident Caleb Tange one of […]

Fentress Summer Learning Program Added To Budget

The Fentress County Board of Commissioners approved a series of budget amendments Monday, including funding for summer education programs. Fentress County Director Of Schools Kristi Hall said said the largest single amendment was for $283,523 to set up summer learning camps funded by the state. She said the county is hosting these camps to help […]

Livingston Narrowly Approves Budget And Tax Increase

Livingston Aldermen approved the fiscal year 2026-27 budget and a property tax increase during a Monday meeting. Mayor Lori Elder Burnett said the approved budget includes a five-cent property tax increase to help the city manage escalating expenses. “I would love not to do that too, but like we say, everything is, it is, everything […]

Tapestry Acres Offers Agritourism Escape In Monroe

Monroe celebrating a new agritourism destination where visitors can interact with a variety of farm animals and experience a slower pace of life. Tapestry Acres Co-owner Tari Maxfield said the multi-generational farm features alpacas, highland cows, Kunekune pigs, Nigerian dwarf goats, mini donkeys, mini horses, and chickens. Maxfield said the family previously operated an alpaca […]

Cumberland Honors History, Tradition With Heritage Festival

Cumberland County launching a new Heritage Festival to educate younger generations on Appalachian traditions and preserve the history of early life in the region. Fair Board President Danny Smith said the inaugural event this weekend focuses on demonstrating historical skills such as spinning wool and grinding cornmeal. “This is our first year to try to […]

Clay County Jail Construction Awaiting Final Fed Approval

Clay County still awaiting final approval from the USDA to begin construction on a new jail facility as environmental studies have been completed. Sheriff Brandon Boone said the project faced significant delays because the specific department within the USDA responsible for the approval was affected by a federal government shutdown. Architects also had to relocate […]

Shoulder Stabilization Work Continues South Maple Closure

Cookeville motorists will face another few days of South Maple Avenue next week as crews perform road maintenance. Cookeville Public Works Department announced Friday the road will remain close between England Drive and Highway 111. Public Works Department is conducting shoulder upgrades and stabilization along the roadway. Officials said said residents must follow posted detour […]

Jackson Group’s Saturday Event Supports Future Projects

A Jackson County volunteer group hosting a fundraiser yard sale Saturday to support the long-term goal of constructing the county’s first animal shelter. Diana Mandli said the Friends of Jackson County Animal Shelter currently facilitates spay and neuter services for up to 30 animals every month at discounted rates for local residents. Mandli said the […]

Cumberland Parks Plan Outlines Future Goals For County

Cumberland County is updating its Parks and Recreation master plan to maintain eligibility for state grants while outlining future improvements. Cumberland County Mayor Allen Foster said the TDEC requires the master plan to ensure the county remains qualified for funding opportunities. Foster said the update specifically adds new trail projects and removes completed items from […]

Crossville Social Media Impressions Reach Tens Of Millions

The Crossville-Cumberland Chamber of Commerce is celebrating a significant surge in tourism engagement as social media impressions for the area have reached tens of millions over the past year. Chamber President Ethan Hadley said the city’s digital presence has grown from thousands of followers to tens of thousands across various social media channels. “We have […]