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CROSSVILLE POLICE INVESTIGATE “PESKY” THEFTS
Crossville Police were bothered by pesky thefts of small ticket items this past week. Officers were called to a Lawson Drive home Wednesday for the
TIME WILL “SPRING FORWARD” EARLY SUNDAY MORNING
It’s time to set your clocks forward one hour as Daylight Savings Time kicks into gear beginning at 2 AM Sunday morning. And, as always,
THP ISSUES PRELIMINARY REPORT ON SINGLE-VEHICLE CRASH THURSDAY MORNING
Thursday morning, approximately 7:30 a.m., 28-year-old Randy James Wheeler of Crossville was headed south on Glade Creek Road in Cumberland County when his vehicle ran
MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR INVESTMENTS & NEW JOBS ANNOUNCED IN RHEA, SEQUATCHIE COUNTIES
More than 300 jobs and $11 million in investments are coming to rural towns in East Tennessee. Governor Bill Lee and the Department of Economic
MORGAN COUNTY AUTHORITIES SEEKING MISSING RUGBY TEEN
Sixteen-year-old Madison Dillard has been missing since Sunday, March 3, sometime between 2 and 8 a.m. Her mother said she had to have left with
MAN CHARGED WITH RECKLESS DRIVING ON I-40 WESTBOUND IN ROANE COUNTY
Shortly after 2 this morning, Roane County deputies were patrolling in the slow lane of Interstate 40 westbound at mile marker 344.5 when a vehicle
AGGRAVATED BURGLARY REPORTED IN LAKE TANSI WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Cumberland County deputies went to a home on Sioux Trail in Lake Tansi Wednesday evening for a report that someone pried open a door to
CROSSVILLE PAIR ARRESTED ON ASSAULT, WEAPONS CHARGES
Early Wednesday morning, Crossville police officers were dispatched to an Evelyn Avenue address for a domestic situation. There they met up with 37-year-old Paul Michael
NOE ARRESTED FOR POSSESSION OF METH, WEAPONS VIOLATIONS
Late Tuesday evening, Crossville police stopped 48-year-old Christopher Brian Noe of Crossville for a routine traffic violation. During the stop, police determined Noe’s license was
RHEA COUNTY AUDIT REVEALS PLENTY OF MISMANAGED TAXPAYER MONEY IN FY2018
The Tennessee Comptroller’s office recently released an audit that shows several incidents of financial mismanagement by elected officials in Rhea County in the fiscal year
WARTBURG CENTRAL MIDDLE SCHOOL HEATING ISSUES MAKE IT TOO COOL FOR SCHOOL
Heating issues at Wartburg Central Middle School forced administrators to send kids home for the day early Wednesday. Morgan County Director of Schools Ronnie Wilson
PATIENTS, STAFF BLINDSIDED BY SEYMOUR REHAB FACILITY’S ABRUPT CLOSURE
When Brookhaven Retreat abruptly shuttered its doors this week, it left staff and patients wondering what happened. Jacqueline Dawes, owner of the private-pay women’s rehab
CROSSVILLE POLICE INVESTIGATE “PESKY” THEFTS
Crossville Police were bothered by pesky thefts of small ticket items this past week. Officers were called to a Lawson Drive home Wednesday for the report of a trash can being stolen. The resident tol ...
TIME WILL “SPRING FORWARD” EARLY SUNDAY MORNING
It's time to set your clocks forward one hour as Daylight Savings Time kicks into gear beginning at 2 AM Sunday morning. And, as always, everyone will lose one hour worth of sleep time. While some are ...
THP ISSUES PRELIMINARY REPORT ON SINGLE-VEHICLE CRASH THURSDAY MORNING
Thursday morning, approximately 7:30 a.m., 28-year-old Randy James Wheeler of Crossville was headed south on Glade Creek Road in Cumberland County when his vehicle ran off the roadway twice before str ...
MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR INVESTMENTS & NEW JOBS ANNOUNCED IN RHEA, SEQUATCHIE COUNTIES
More than 300 jobs and $11 million in investments are coming to rural towns in East Tennessee. Governor Bill Lee and the Department of Economic and Community Development announced Wednesday two sep ...
MORGAN COUNTY AUTHORITIES SEEKING MISSING RUGBY TEEN
Sixteen-year-old Madison Dillard has been missing since Sunday, March 3, sometime between 2 and 8 a.m. Her mother said she had to have left with someone in a car, as Rugby is “in the middle of nowhere ...
MAN CHARGED WITH RECKLESS DRIVING ON I-40 WESTBOUND IN ROANE COUNTY
Shortly after 2 this morning, Roane County deputies were patrolling in the slow lane of Interstate 40 westbound at mile marker 344.5 when a vehicle approached at a high rate of speed. Deputies observe ...
AGGRAVATED BURGLARY REPORTED IN LAKE TANSI WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Cumberland County deputies went to a home on Sioux Trail in Lake Tansi Wednesday evening for a report that someone pried open a door to the owner’s RV and stole several items. The inventory of stolen ...
CROSSVILLE PAIR ARRESTED ON ASSAULT, WEAPONS CHARGES
Early Wednesday morning, Crossville police officers were dispatched to an Evelyn Avenue address for a domestic situation. There they met up with 37-year-old Paul Michael Jackson, who stated he had a g ...
NOE ARRESTED FOR POSSESSION OF METH, WEAPONS VIOLATIONS
Late Tuesday evening, Crossville police stopped 48-year-old Christopher Brian Noe of Crossville for a routine traffic violation. During the stop, police determined Noe’s license was revoked. Noe reluc ...
RHEA COUNTY AUDIT REVEALS PLENTY OF MISMANAGED TAXPAYER MONEY IN FY2018
The Tennessee Comptroller’s office recently released an audit that shows several incidents of financial mismanagement by elected officials in Rhea County in the fiscal year 2018. Those incidents inclu ...
WARTBURG CENTRAL MIDDLE SCHOOL HEATING ISSUES MAKE IT TOO COOL FOR SCHOOL
Heating issues at Wartburg Central Middle School forced administrators to send kids home for the day early Wednesday. Morgan County Director of Schools Ronnie Wilson said a cooling tower in the HVA ...
PATIENTS, STAFF BLINDSIDED BY SEYMOUR REHAB FACILITY’S ABRUPT CLOSURE
When Brookhaven Retreat abruptly shuttered its doors this week, it left staff and patients wondering what happened. Jacqueline Dawes, owner of the private-pay women’s rehab facility in Seymour, Ten ...
