KINGSTON CITY COUNCIL TO CONSIDER $1M BOAT RAMP PROJECT AT TUESDAY MEETING
The Kingston City Council is set to convene for its regular monthly meeting this Tuesday evening, July 14, at 6:00 p.m. at Kingston City Hall,
SEPTIC BUSINESS OWNER ARRESTED FOR ILLEGAL DUMPING IN CHEROKEE NATIONAL FOREST
A local business owner is facing criminal charges after allegedly dumping human waste from commercial septic tanks onto public land in the Cherokee National Forest.
FENTRESS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE ARRESTS NINE IN MONTH-LONG DRUG CRACKDOWN
The Fentress County Sheriff’s Office has reaffirmed its commitment to community safety following a series of drug-related arrests over the past 30 days. Sheriff’s deputies
CUMBERLAND COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE ANNOUNCES KEY PROMOTIONS AND NEW SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICERS
The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office has announced a wave of personnel promotions and new assignments within its leadership and school safety divisions. Taking on new
CROSSVILLE CITY COUNCIL TO MEET TOMORROW AT 6 P.M.; REGULATIONS FOR DATA CENTERS ON AGENDA
The Crossville City Council is set to reconvene for its regular meeting on Tuesday, July 14, 2026, following the cancellation of last week’s work session
RHEA COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER DOUBLES IN SIZE WITH NEW EXPANSION
According to a report by the Herald News in Rhea County, construction on the Rhea County Animal Shelter expansion is moving swiftly toward completion, with
MEDIC REGIONAL BLOOD CENTER CONFIRMS STABLE SUPPLY AMID NATIONAL RED CROSS EMERGENCY SHORTAGE
Despite a nationwide emergency blood shortage declared by the American Red Cross, MEDIC Regional Blood Center announced today that its local inventory of blood products
JUSTIN DYKES ARRESTED AFTER CRASHING TRUCK INTO TREE AND FLEEING SCENE
A local man was taken into custody on July 10 following a single-vehicle crash on Highland Lane after allegedly leaving the scene before law enforcement
ROBERT FOX II, WANTED IN CROSSVILLE ARSON INVESTIGATION, ARRESTED IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY
A Cumberland County man wanted in connection with a February arson investigation is now in custody after being served with multiple outstanding warrants over the
TENNESSEE HEALTH OFFICIALS CONFIRM FIRST MEASLES CASES OF THE YEAR
The Tennessee Department of Health (TDH) has confirmed two cases of measles in Middle Tennessee—the first reported in the state this year. Both individuals contracted
ACCLAIMED “JURASSIC PARK” AND “THE PIANO” ACTOR SAM NEILL DIES AT 78
Sam Neill, the versatile and suave actor whose prolific career spanned art house cinema and Hollywood blockbusters, has died at the age of 78. According
RED CROSS DECLARES EMERGENCY BLOOD SHORTAGE AFTER CRITICAL 25% DROP IN DONATIONS
The American Red Cross has issued an urgent national call for donors following an alarming 25% decline in blood donations throughout June. The severe drop
KINGSTON CITY COUNCIL TO CONSIDER $1M BOAT RAMP PROJECT AT TUESDAY MEETING
The Kingston City Council is set to convene for its regular monthly meeting this Tuesday evening, July 14, at 6:00 p.m. at Kingston City Hall,
SEPTIC BUSINESS OWNER ARRESTED FOR ILLEGAL DUMPING IN CHEROKEE NATIONAL FOREST
A local business owner is facing criminal charges after allegedly dumping human waste from commercial septic tanks onto public land in the Cherokee National Forest.
FENTRESS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE ARRESTS NINE IN MONTH-LONG DRUG CRACKDOWN
The Fentress County Sheriff’s Office has reaffirmed its commitment to community safety following a series of drug-related arrests over the past 30 days. Sheriff’s deputies
CUMBERLAND COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE ANNOUNCES KEY PROMOTIONS AND NEW SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICERS
The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office has announced a wave of personnel promotions and new assignments within its leadership and school safety divisions. Taking on new
CROSSVILLE CITY COUNCIL TO MEET TOMORROW AT 6 P.M.; REGULATIONS FOR DATA CENTERS ON AGENDA
The Crossville City Council is set to reconvene for its regular meeting on Tuesday, July 14, 2026, following the cancellation of last week’s work session
RHEA COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER DOUBLES IN SIZE WITH NEW EXPANSION
According to a report by the Herald News in Rhea County, construction on the Rhea County Animal Shelter expansion is moving swiftly toward completion, with
MEDIC REGIONAL BLOOD CENTER CONFIRMS STABLE SUPPLY AMID NATIONAL RED CROSS EMERGENCY SHORTAGE
Despite a nationwide emergency blood shortage declared by the American Red Cross, MEDIC Regional Blood Center announced today that its local inventory of blood products
JUSTIN DYKES ARRESTED AFTER CRASHING TRUCK INTO TREE AND FLEEING SCENE
A local man was taken into custody on July 10 following a single-vehicle crash on Highland Lane after allegedly leaving the scene before law enforcement
ROBERT FOX II, WANTED IN CROSSVILLE ARSON INVESTIGATION, ARRESTED IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY
A Cumberland County man wanted in connection with a February arson investigation is now in custody after being served with multiple outstanding warrants over the
TENNESSEE HEALTH OFFICIALS CONFIRM FIRST MEASLES CASES OF THE YEAR
The Tennessee Department of Health (TDH) has confirmed two cases of measles in Middle Tennessee—the first reported in the state this year. Both individuals contracted
ACCLAIMED “JURASSIC PARK” AND “THE PIANO” ACTOR SAM NEILL DIES AT 78
Sam Neill, the versatile and suave actor whose prolific career spanned art house cinema and Hollywood blockbusters, has died at the age of 78. According
RED CROSS DECLARES EMERGENCY BLOOD SHORTAGE AFTER CRITICAL 25% DROP IN DONATIONS
The American Red Cross has issued an urgent national call for donors following an alarming 25% decline in blood donations throughout June. The severe drop
