Author Archives: Ronni Chase

The Crossville City Council approved street closings and alternate route for the 2024 Christmas parade. In regular session on Tuesday (10/8/2024), council voted to approve the route that will start at...

In regular session on Tuesday (10/8/2024), the Crossville City Council approved bids for the construction of a new fire station on Interstate Drive. Bids ranged from $4.15 million to a low of $3.48 mi...

Sales tax figures for collections in July are at $1.05 million according to figures included in the Crossville City Manager report. That's down $10,000 from the previous year. Wholesale beer tax reven...

Crossville Mayor RJ Crawford presented accolades to Sadie Saylor, who was chosen as the Student of the Month for October. Sadie's teacher says, "Sadie is a responsible young lady. She always come to c...

Cumberland County students will be on Fall Break the week of October 14th through October 18th. After that their next school holiday is the Thanksgiving Break, Wednesday, November 27th through Friday,...

On Tuesday (10/8/24), the state Department of Health confirmed 16 weather-related deaths in Tennessee. That brings the death toll to 8 in Unicoi County, 3 in Washington County, 2 in Cocke County, and ...

The Cumberland County Sheriff's Department responded to the Exxon on Westel Road early Monday (10/7/2024) for a stolen vehicle report. The victim, who is from Knoxville, told police that she and her f...

The Cumberland Plateau Water Authority, in regular session for October, approved a motion by Chairman Greg Hanson that will allow him to negotiate with a prospective general manager. The Authority is ...

On Monday (10/7/24), the state Department of Health confirmed 15 weather-related deaths in Tennessee. That brings the death toll to 7 in Unicoi County, 3 in Washington County, 2 in Cocke County, and 1...

Gas prices across Tennessee moved slightly lower over last week, falling three cents, on average. The Tennessee Gas Price average is now $2.73 which is 11 cents less expensive than one month ago and 5...