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Crossville City Judge & local attorney, Ivy Gardner Mayberry, has announced her candidacy for General Sessions Judge in Cumberland County. Ivy brings years of experience as Crossville City Municip...
Ronni Chase May 03, 2021
The Tennessee gas price average held steady over the last week with the state average remaining unchanged from the previous week. The Tennessee Gas Price average is now $2.69 which is the same as one ...
Ronni Chase May 03, 2021
The Cumberland County School Nutrition Program has announced that the 2021 Summer Meal Program will be held Tuesday, June 1 through Friday, July 23, 2021. All children 18 years and younger are eligibl...
Ronni Chase May 03, 2021
A kayaker was found unconscious Saturday afternoon on Chickamauga Lake in Hamilton County. Officials say 62-year-old George Knight was pronounced dead at the scene. He was reportedly kayaking alone wh...
Ronni Chase May 02, 2021
Eleven people were injured, two critically after a deck collapsed at a Soddy-Daisy Restaurant. It happened Saturday afternoon at Zois Restaurant at Habour Lights Marina. Officials say more than 40 peo...
Ronni Chase May 01, 2021
The Department of Revenue's personalized plate application is now available to use on MyTN, a new mobile app that makes it easier for Tennesseans to access state government services. The personalized ...
Ronni Chase Apr 30, 2021
The total COVID-19 case count for Tennessee is 847,430 as of Friday, April 30, 2021 (up 958 from Thursday) including 12,197 deaths (up 9 from Thursday); 819 current hospitalizations (down 10 from Thur...
Ronni Chase Apr 30, 2021
A Putnam County woman died Wednesday in a residential fire on Big Orange Drive. The 47-year-old woman's husband reportedly returned home to discover the house full of smoke. He went inside and dragged...
Ronni Chase Apr 30, 2021
(tn.gov/Peg Broadcasting News) The Phoenix School and Pleasant Hill School are among 176 schools selected by the Tennessee Department of Education for the second cohort of trauma-informed schools in T...
Ronni Chase Apr 29, 2021
Restaurants and bars in Tennessee will be allowed to sell to-go alcoholic drinks for two more years under a bill that Governor Bill Lee is expected to sign. To-go alcoholic beverages must be accompani...
Ronni Chase Apr 29, 2021