Author Archives: Ronni Chase

The Tennessee Department of Education has released the ACT state results and participation rate for the 2021 graduating class. Participation in the ACT decreased slightly from 97% with 62,564 graduate...

A Chattanooga jury unanimously found Witherspoon Law Group, its owner, and agents liable for consumer protection violations and the unauthorized practice of law arising out of their actions in solicit...

A man was severely burned while drilling a fuel tank this week. Crossville Fire Chief Chris South said it was about 1:30 pm Monday when they got the call to respond to Stanley Street at Prentice. Upon...

The Crossville City Council, in regular session on Tuesday, voted to try a different location for the Crossville Cruisers monthly car show for next year. A motion was passed in a 3-1 vote with Mayor P...

Once again, sales tax collections for the city of Crossville were up from the same time last year. Collections for the latest period were at $852,632, up by almost 9 percent from last year. City Manag...

Crossville Mayor Pro Tem RJ Crawford, presented two plaques for Student of the Month during the monthly meeting of the city council. Kacie Wright, a sixth grader in Mr. Brad Buffkin's class at Martin ...

The application period for the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency 2022 Spring Turkey Quota Hunts is open through Jan. 12. Applications are available and will be accepted at any TWRA license agent, TW...

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee announced that President Joe Biden has granted an emergency declaration and will make federal assistance available to nine counties impacted in the state's tornado outbreak on ...

Three people were sent to the hospital Tuesday morning after fire broke out in their home on Village Way in the Greenbriar Subdivision. The house was already heavily involved by the time emergency cre...

Cumberland County's positive COVID-19 cases rose by 40 from Friday to 11,767 on Monday, December 13, 2021. Active cases went up by 9 to 214 on Monday, December 13, 2021. Deaths remained the same in Cu...