Author Archives: Ronni Chase

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee said Wednesday that he plans to sign a bill that will limit most businesses and government entities from requiring COVID-19 safeguards such as masks and proof of vaccinatio...

I-40 westbound in Putnam County was closed for several hours Wednesday afternoon following a head-on crash at the 298 mile marker. It happened around 2pm according to TDOT. One person was critically i...

A Knoxville man stopped for speeding was caught with numerous stolen driver's licenses and stolen credit cards. According to the Crossville Police Department, shortly after 2am Wednesday, 26-year-old ...

The Work Session of the Cumberland County Commission for November 15, 2021 has been rescheduled. The Session concerning the new motorsports park in Westel will now be prior to the December 20, 2021 fu...

A routine traffic stop near Tansi led to the discovery of drugs and the recovery of a stolen trailer. According to the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office, a white Acura was pulled over on Dunbar Road ...

Crossville City Council members, in regular session Tuesday, approved a motion proposing a five-year lease on a parking lot located near the Cravens building. If accepted by the lot owner, the city wo...

The Crossville City Council met in regular session on Tuesday and continued to make small steps towards an indoor recreation facility. Council has purchased one potential location and are still in clo...

Sales tax revenue for the city of Crossville grew by over $100,000 from last year. For the latest reporting period, the city took in $841,000. Wholesale beer tax collections remained steady at $66,750...

Cumberland County's COVID deaths rose by 1 on Tuesday, November 09, 2021 to 226. Active cases increased by 10 from Friday to 127 on Tuesday, November 09, 2021. Total positive cases rose by 36 from Fri...

Bledsoe, Haywood and Scott County Schools will receive over $4.6 million in Project AWARE funding through the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. The funds will be used to train...