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CITY COUNCIL DISCUSSES REPAIRS TO TEMPERANCE BUILDING IN HARRIMAN
The historic Temperance Building was discussed in the Harriman City Council meeting this week. The popular landmark is aging and in urgent need of major
GOV. LEE SIGNS BILL ALLOWING STUDENTS TO OPT OUT OF LGBTQ MATERIAL
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has signed a bill requiring schools districts to alert parents of any instruction on sexual orientation or gender identity and let
NEW OFFICERS JOIN CROSSVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT
Two new officers officially joined the Crossville Police Department this week. City Judge Ivy Garner issued the oaths of office to Keyton Harthun and Justin
FEDERAL FUGITIVE JESSE DUNCAN APPREHENDED
Federal fugitive 38-year-old Jesse Duncan of Harriman was apprehended last night in Anderson County after walking away from a halfway house in Knoxville. He was
NATIONAL CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES WEEK
Cumberland County Mayor Allen Foster proclaimed May 2-8, 2021 as National Correctional Officers and Employees Week in Cumberland County “In Cumberland County we back the
CROSSVILLE POLICE PROMOTE MOTORCYCLE SAFETY AWARENESS MONTH
The Crossville Police Department is partnering with the Tennessee Highway Safety Office to promote Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. Agencies participate by providing information and increasing
HARRIMAN PARTS WAYS WITH CITY MANAGER KEVIN HELMS
The Harriman City Council met last night in regular session and decided to part ways with City Manager Kevin Helms after his 6 years of
CITY MANAGER PERFORMANCE EVALUATION REVIEWED BY COUNCIL
The Crossville City Council met in a work session yesterday and reviewed the performance evaluation for City Manager Greg Wood. He received a 4.45 out
CUMBERLAND COUNTY BOE TO RETURN TO IN-PERSON MEETINGS INSTEAD OF ON ZOOM
The Cumberland County Board of Education has announced that the executive order allowing electronic meetings has expired. Members were meeting via Zoom during the COVID-19
NWS: EF-0 TORNADO IN WHITE COUNTY ACCORDING TO PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENTS
(DEVELOPING STORY) – The National Weather Service (NWS) just issued a preliminary assessment based on damage and radar imagery from a line of severe storms
(BREAKING NEWS) – HOUSE EXPLOSION REPORTED ON OZONE ROAD
(BREAKING NEWS) – Cumberland County firefighters and first responders are on the scene of a reported home explosion at 489 Ozone Road. This is east-northeast
STORM DAMAGE REPORTS FROM SEVERE WEATHER ON MAY 4, 2021
The National Weather Service issued their first report of damage from a line of severe weather that hit this morning. In Cumberland County, trees were
CITY COUNCIL DISCUSSES REPAIRS TO TEMPERANCE BUILDING IN HARRIMAN
The historic Temperance Building was discussed in the Harriman City Council meeting this week. The popular landmark is aging and in urgent need of major repairs. Mayor Wayne Best wants to restore the ...
GOV. LEE SIGNS BILL ALLOWING STUDENTS TO OPT OUT OF LGBTQ MATERIAL
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has signed a bill requiring schools districts to alert parents of any instruction on sexual orientation or gender identity and let them opt their students out. Senate Bill ...
NEW OFFICERS JOIN CROSSVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT
Two new officers officially joined the Crossville Police Department this week. City Judge Ivy Garner issued the oaths of office to Keyton Harthun and Justin Farmer. They will begin their field trainin ...
FEDERAL FUGITIVE JESSE DUNCAN APPREHENDED
Federal fugitive 38-year-old Jesse Duncan of Harriman was apprehended last night in Anderson County after walking away from a halfway house in Knoxville. He was initially stopped Saturday in the Norwo ...
NATIONAL CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES WEEK
Cumberland County Mayor Allen Foster proclaimed May 2-8, 2021 as National Correctional Officers and Employees Week in Cumberland County “In Cumberland County we back the blue, and we also back the th ...
CROSSVILLE POLICE PROMOTE MOTORCYCLE SAFETY AWARENESS MONTH
The Crossville Police Department is partnering with the Tennessee Highway Safety Office to promote Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. Agencies participate by providing information and increasing aware ...
HARRIMAN PARTS WAYS WITH CITY MANAGER KEVIN HELMS
The Harriman City Council met last night in regular session and decided to part ways with City Manager Kevin Helms after his 6 years of service. His yearly evaluation was on the agenda but the council ...
CITY MANAGER PERFORMANCE EVALUATION REVIEWED BY COUNCIL
The Crossville City Council met in a work session yesterday and reviewed the performance evaluation for City Manager Greg Wood. He received a 4.45 out of a top rating of 5 for the entire report. It w ...
CUMBERLAND COUNTY BOE TO RETURN TO IN-PERSON MEETINGS INSTEAD OF ON ZOOM
The Cumberland County Board of Education has announced that the executive order allowing electronic meetings has expired. Members were meeting via Zoom during the COVID-19 pandemic. Starting now, all ...
NWS: EF-0 TORNADO IN WHITE COUNTY ACCORDING TO PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENTS
(DEVELOPING STORY) - The National Weather Service (NWS) just issued a preliminary assessment based on damage and radar imagery from a line of severe storms this morning. Officials say EF-0 tornadoes t ...
(BREAKING NEWS) – HOUSE EXPLOSION REPORTED ON OZONE ROAD
(BREAKING NEWS) – Cumberland County firefighters and first responders are on the scene of a reported home explosion at 489 Ozone Road. This is east-northeast of the Ozone community in the eastern part ...
STORM DAMAGE REPORTS FROM SEVERE WEATHER ON MAY 4, 2021
The National Weather Service issued their first report of damage from a line of severe weather that hit this morning. In Cumberland County, trees were blown down in Pleasant Hill and Fairfield Glade a ...
