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ROCKWOOD CITY COUNCIL RESTRICTS DATA CENTERS TO HEAVY INDUSTRIAL ZONES
The Rockwood City Council met Monday evening for a rescheduled session, finalizing new regulations that restrict future data centers exclusively to heavy industrial (M-1) zones.
KINGSTON CITY COUNCIL HOLDS MONTHLY WORK SESSION TONIGHT TO DISCUSS UTILITY EXPANSIONS AND REGIONAL POLICE AGREEMENTS
Mayor Tim Neal, the Kingston City Council, and city staff are convening for their monthly work session tonight at 6:00 p.m. at Kingston City Hall.
SINGLE-VEHICLE CRASH SENDS HAMILTON COUNTY DRIVER TO HOSPITAL WITH SERIOUS INJURIES IN ROANE COUNTY
A Monday evening single-vehicle accident on Mans Hollow Road resulted in serious injuries and heavy emergency response. According to South Roane County Fire Chief Mike
TSSAA FOOTBALL WEEK 2 SCORES
Alcoa 56, Bearden 13 Austin-East 34, William Blount 18 Baylor 37, Loudoun Sports Academy, VA 12 Bledsoe Co. 56, Whitwell 7 Cleveland 28, McMinn Co.
TENNESSEE ISSUES NATION’S FIRST FUSION LICENSE TO TYPE ONE ENERGY FOR HISTORIC PROJECT
Tennessee has officially become the first state in the nation to issue a fusion-specific byproduct material license, marking a monumental step forward for commercial nuclear
UPCOMING WAYFINDING SIGNAGE PLANNED FOR DOWNTOWN CROSSVILLE RENOVATION
While Downtown Crossville is already seeing major changes—including a freshly paved Main Street, expanded parking, and courthouse renovations—city officials highlight that even more improvements are
CUMBERLAND COUNTY OFFICIALS OFFICIALLY SWORN INTO OFFICE AT HISTORIC COURTHOUSE CEREMONY
Newly elected and returning Cumberland County leaders officially took their oaths of office on Friday during a formal swearing-in ceremony at the Cumberland County Courthouse,
CUMBERLAND COUNTY AND CROSSVILLE CRIME AND ARREST DATA for 2025
Local law enforcement agencies have released their National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) crime overviews for 2025, offering a detailed look at offenses, clearances, and arrests
ALEXANDRA BILYEU ARRESTED FOR PUBLIC INTOXICATION AFTER WALKING IN TRAFFIC WITH METAL BAR
A local woman was arrested early Tuesday morning after deputies found her wandering down the middle of a Cumberland County road while swinging a metal
TENNESSEE TECH WAIVES APPLICATION FEES FOR UNDERGRADUATES THROUGHOUT SEPTEMBER
Tennessee Tech University is helping prospective students take the next step in their education by waiving its standard $25 application fee for all domestic undergraduate
TDOT TO SUSPEND ALL ROAD CONSTRUCTION LANE CLOSURES FOR LABOR DAY HOLIDAY TRAVEL
Motorists hitting the road for the Labor Day holiday can expect smoother travels across Tennessee. The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) has announced a complete
LENOIR CITY SCHOOLS CLOSED TUESDAY AFTER FIRE DESTROYS MULTIPLE BUSES
A destructive early morning fire heavily damaged multiple school buses at the Lenoir City Schools transportation annex on Tuesday, September 1st, prompting the district to
ROCKWOOD CITY COUNCIL RESTRICTS DATA CENTERS TO HEAVY INDUSTRIAL ZONES
The Rockwood City Council met Monday evening for a rescheduled session, finalizing new regulations that restrict future data centers exclusively to heavy industrial (M-1) zones. The decision came dur ...
KINGSTON CITY COUNCIL HOLDS MONTHLY WORK SESSION TONIGHT TO DISCUSS UTILITY EXPANSIONS AND REGIONAL POLICE AGREEMENTS
Mayor Tim Neal, the Kingston City Council, and city staff are convening for their monthly work session tonight at 6:00 p.m. at Kingston City Hall. The meeting is open to the public and includes a dedi ...
SINGLE-VEHICLE CRASH SENDS HAMILTON COUNTY DRIVER TO HOSPITAL WITH SERIOUS INJURIES IN ROANE COUNTY
A Monday evening single-vehicle accident on Mans Hollow Road resulted in serious injuries and heavy emergency response. According to South Roane County Fire Chief Mike Curtis, a vehicle registered in ...
TSSAA FOOTBALL WEEK 2 SCORES
Alcoa 56, Bearden 13 Austin-East 34, William Blount 18 Baylor 37, Loudoun Sports Academy, VA 12 Bledsoe Co. 56, Whitwell 7 Cleveland 28, McMinn Co. 21 Kingston 49, Oliver Springs 14 Knoxville Ca ...
TENNESSEE ISSUES NATION’S FIRST FUSION LICENSE TO TYPE ONE ENERGY FOR HISTORIC PROJECT
Tennessee has officially become the first state in the nation to issue a fusion-specific byproduct material license, marking a monumental step forward for commercial nuclear fusion. Governor Bill Lee ...
UPCOMING WAYFINDING SIGNAGE PLANNED FOR DOWNTOWN CROSSVILLE RENOVATION
While Downtown Crossville is already seeing major changes—including a freshly paved Main Street, expanded parking, and courthouse renovations—city officials highlight that even more improvements are o ...
CUMBERLAND COUNTY OFFICIALS OFFICIALLY SWORN INTO OFFICE AT HISTORIC COURTHOUSE CEREMONY
Newly elected and returning Cumberland County leaders officially took their oaths of office on Friday during a formal swearing-in ceremony at the Cumberland County Courthouse, presided over by Tenness ...
CUMBERLAND COUNTY AND CROSSVILLE CRIME AND ARREST DATA for 2025
Local law enforcement agencies have released their National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) crime overviews for 2025, offering a detailed look at offenses, clearances, and arrests across Cumbe ...
ALEXANDRA BILYEU ARRESTED FOR PUBLIC INTOXICATION AFTER WALKING IN TRAFFIC WITH METAL BAR
A local woman was arrested early Tuesday morning after deputies found her wandering down the middle of a Cumberland County road while swinging a metal bar. According to an incident report from the Cu ...
TENNESSEE TECH WAIVES APPLICATION FEES FOR UNDERGRADUATES THROUGHOUT SEPTEMBER
Tennessee Tech University is helping prospective students take the next step in their education by waiving its standard $25 application fee for all domestic undergraduate applicants throughout the mon ...
TDOT TO SUSPEND ALL ROAD CONSTRUCTION LANE CLOSURES FOR LABOR DAY HOLIDAY TRAVEL
Motorists hitting the road for the Labor Day holiday can expect smoother travels across Tennessee. The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) has announced a complete halt to lane-closure activ ...
LENOIR CITY SCHOOLS CLOSED TUESDAY AFTER FIRE DESTROYS MULTIPLE BUSES
A destructive early morning fire heavily damaged multiple school buses at the Lenoir City Schools transportation annex on Tuesday, September 1st, prompting the district to cancel classes for the day. ...
