Cookeville plumbers are advising residents to take care of their water lines as freezing temperatures make their way into the Upper Cumberland. Shane Buck of Buck’s Plumbing says many people forget about their garden hoses as temperatures dip below freezing. “What a lot of people forget to do is take off your garden hoses from the outside faucets,” Buck says. ... Read More »
A Crossville woman faces multiple charges following an arrest Thursday. Authorities arrested Christina Gibson for possession of methamphetamine and drug equipment. According to arrest reports, officers received drug intel on a dark blue Dodge Nitro. Officers identified the driver as Gibson. Reports state Gibson gave consent to search the vehicle. During the search, officers asked Gibson if she possessed any syringes. Gibson admitted there may be a ... Read More »
White County High School began its search for the newest head coach of the Warriors Monday. Principal Grant Swallows says the school hopes to have a decision made within the next couple of weeks. “We’re just looking for the right guy to come in here and try to create some momentum for our football program,” Swallows says. “We’ve unfortunately had ... Read More »
A McMinnville man faces a charge of Arson after starting a fire at an outbuilding. The Warren County Grand Jury indicted 60-year-old Billy Ray Nelson with one count of Arson. In March, TBI Special Agents initially joined investigators from Warren County and Fire Investigation Services in responding to an outbuilding fire in Rock Island. According to the TBI, the outbuilding served ... Read More »
Fall colors arrived in the Upper Cumberland late this season. UT Extension Professor Wayne Clatterbuck said three elements affect the vibrancy of the leaves’ colors, including day length, temperature, and moisture. “This year was a little later than usual because it was just too warm. We didn’t have that fluctuation in temperatures that much,” Clatterbuck said. “Usually, if we get ... Read More »
Upperman High School sees very little of the revenue generated by postseason play. Athletic Director Greg Wilson says hosting a playoff game comes with a list of expenses in return. “We have to pay the officials with the money that we receive through tickets,” Wilson says. “We have to prepare the fields, get concessions, and everything that comes along with ... Read More »
Two students face charges after police located over one pound of marijuana at Tech Village Thursday. Authorities charged James Paris, 22, and Dylan Johnson, 18, with possession of a controlled substance. According to arrest warrants, Tennessee Tech Police responded to the smell of Marijuana at Tech Village. Upon search of the apartment, police located 4 gallon-sized baggies and 2 quart-sized ... Read More »
Putnam County Director Of Schools Jerry Boyd was recognized this week for his role in school athletics as the winner of the A.F Bridges Award. Boyd won the district four administrator of the year award as voted on by a statewide selection committee. “Being recognized for one of these awards as a school or individual should be seen as one ... Read More »
Citizens gathered at Cookeville High School Thursday to deliver a single message to military veterans of the community – Thank You. State Senator Paul Bailey spoke at the 100th Anniversary of Armistice Day ceremony, noting the importance of honoring those who have served. “The enormity of their sacrifice is beyond repair, so how do we believe two words, eight letters ... Read More »
Let’s talk the Football 2018 Playoffs. Week Two is Upperman versus York Institute. Every week on The High School Playbook, we break down high school games from around the Upper Cumberland and talk to the coaches and players that play them. It’s Playoff Time! Let’s talk matchups and what to expect. This week the Upperman Bees take on the York ... Read More »
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