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CROSSVILLE POLICE HONORS SEVERAL FOR EXEMPLARY SERVICE
Several Crossville Police Department members were recently honored by Chief Jessie Brooks for exemplary service. Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, gatherings for recognition
APRIL PROCLAIMED “SEXUAL ASSAULT AWARENESS MONTH” IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY
Cumberland County Mayor Allen Foster and Crossville Mayor James Mayberry proclaimed April as “Sexual Assault Awareness Month.” The proclamation states as follows: WHEREAS, Sexual Assault
MULTI-VEHICLE ACCIDENT REPORTED ON LANTANA ROAD
The Tennessee Highway Patrol released an accident report late yesterday of a multi vehicle crash near the 6,000 block of Lantana Road last Thursday (April
RESIDENTIAL FIRE ON LOYOLA LANE DISPLACES FAMILY
Firefighters in Oak Ridge responded to a residential blaze yesterday on the 100 block of Loyola Lane. Crews arrived to see heavy smoke and flames
COUNCIL TO DISCUSS PROPOSED RATE INCREASES FOR OPENING AND CLOSINGS OF GRAVES AT CITY CEMETERY
The Crossville City Council will consider adjusting fees for opening and closing of graves at the city cemetery in their work session Tuesday, April 6,
TDOT TO REBUILD BRIDGES OVER OBED RIVER ON HWY 70 NORTH AND SPARTA HWY IN CROSSVILLE
The Tennessee Department of Transportation is planning in the future to replace not one but two bridges on major roads inside the city limits of
CROSSVILLE CITY COUNCIL TO DISCUSS NEW TASERS FOR POLICE OFFICERS
The Crossville City Council will discuss in their work session this Tuesday afternoon (April 6, 2021) the proposed purchase of 43 Axon Taser 7’s for
APPEAL HEARING SCHEDULED FOR TERMINATED OLIVER SPRINGS POLICE CHIEF
The Oliver Springs Town Council met last night in an executive session with their attorney to discuss the mayor’s termination of now former police chief
PROPOSED BILL WOULD ENSURE CERTAIN CRIME OFFENDERS SERVE 100% OF SENTENCE
Major public safety bills advanced in the Tennessee Senate this week, including the “Truth in Sentencing” legislation which strengthens protections for victims and their families.
CITY COUNCIL TO DISCUSS MOBILE HOME REGULATIONS
The Crossville City Council in their work session this upcoming Tuesday (April 6, 2021) will discuss mobile home regulations regarding individual placement, parks and mobile
FUGITIVE WANTED FOR AUTO THEFTS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY
A fugitive on the run from Monroe County authorities this week for multiple counts of auto theft was captured early this morning. Law enforcement located
BREAKING NEWS – MISSING CUMBERLAND COUNTY JUVENILE FOUND SAFE
UPDATE – Sheriff Cox just confirmed she has been found safe. PREVIOUS STORY – (8:50 p.m. Thursday, April 1, 2021) – Cumberland County authorities are
CROSSVILLE POLICE HONORS SEVERAL FOR EXEMPLARY SERVICE
Several Crossville Police Department members were recently honored by Chief Jessie Brooks for exemplary service. Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, gatherings for recognition were not possible. ...
APRIL PROCLAIMED “SEXUAL ASSAULT AWARENESS MONTH” IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY
Cumberland County Mayor Allen Foster and Crossville Mayor James Mayberry proclaimed April as “Sexual Assault Awareness Month.” The proclamation states as follows: WHEREAS, Sexual Assault Awareness M ...
MULTI-VEHICLE ACCIDENT REPORTED ON LANTANA ROAD
The Tennessee Highway Patrol released an accident report late yesterday of a multi vehicle crash near the 6,000 block of Lantana Road last Thursday (April 1, 2021). The report states a 2015 Nissan Rou ...
RESIDENTIAL FIRE ON LOYOLA LANE DISPLACES FAMILY
Firefighters in Oak Ridge responded to a residential blaze yesterday on the 100 block of Loyola Lane. Crews arrived to see heavy smoke and flames coming from the carport extending into the residence. ...
COUNCIL TO DISCUSS PROPOSED RATE INCREASES FOR OPENING AND CLOSINGS OF GRAVES AT CITY CEMETERY
The Crossville City Council will consider adjusting fees for opening and closing of graves at the city cemetery in their work session Tuesday, April 6, 2021. The proposal comes because of increased o ...
TDOT TO REBUILD BRIDGES OVER OBED RIVER ON HWY 70 NORTH AND SPARTA HWY IN CROSSVILLE
The Tennessee Department of Transportation is planning in the future to replace not one but two bridges on major roads inside the city limits of Crossville. The first is the bridge over Obed River on ...
CROSSVILLE CITY COUNCIL TO DISCUSS NEW TASERS FOR POLICE OFFICERS
The Crossville City Council will discuss in their work session this Tuesday afternoon (April 6, 2021) the proposed purchase of 43 Axon Taser 7’s for the police department. Mayor James Mayberry told 10 ...
APPEAL HEARING SCHEDULED FOR TERMINATED OLIVER SPRINGS POLICE CHIEF
The Oliver Springs Town Council met last night in an executive session with their attorney to discuss the mayor’s termination of now former police chief Kenneth Morgan. He has served in that role for ...
PROPOSED BILL WOULD ENSURE CERTAIN CRIME OFFENDERS SERVE 100% OF SENTENCE
Major public safety bills advanced in the Tennessee Senate this week, including the “Truth in Sentencing” legislation which strengthens protections for victims and their families. Sponsored by Lt. Go ...
CITY COUNCIL TO DISCUSS MOBILE HOME REGULATIONS
The Crossville City Council in their work session this upcoming Tuesday (April 6, 2021) will discuss mobile home regulations regarding individual placement, parks and mobile home subdivisions. The fo ...
FUGITIVE WANTED FOR AUTO THEFTS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY
A fugitive on the run from Monroe County authorities this week for multiple counts of auto theft was captured early this morning. Law enforcement located Jason Michael Salley in a hotel in Cleveland, ...
BREAKING NEWS – MISSING CUMBERLAND COUNTY JUVENILE FOUND SAFE
UPDATE - Sheriff Cox just confirmed she has been found safe. PREVIOUS STORY - (8:50 p.m. Thursday, April 1, 2021) - Cumberland County authorities are presently searching for a missing 13-year-old Emm ...
