Tag Archives: City Manager Greg Wood

The Golf Capital Of The Tennessee could add disc golf to its repertoire. Crossville City Council heard a proposal at its Tuesday work session to construct a disc golf course at Meadow Park Lake. Local player Ethan Hadley said the course could bring in more tourist dollars to Cumberland County. “If we have one course, it needs to be a ... Read More »

Crossville Memorial Airport is getting $30,000 dollars through the CARES Act to offset losses from COVID. City Manager Greg Wood said he has multiple ideas for improving the airport, but hopes he can use the extra money to bolster the city’s reputation. “My pet project and hopefully we’ll get that to happen in conjunction with Fairfield Glade, is since we ... Read More »

The city of Crossville took a small step forward in preparing for a future land acquisition project. City Council voted Tuesday to submit a letter of intent to apply for next year’s Local Parks and Recreation Fund Grant. City Manager Greg Wood said the city is exploring three potential projects including a new recreational facility, new baseball fields at Centennial ... Read More »

The Crossville Airport has repainted its terminal and wants to update the decor inside. City Manager Greg Wood said the city is trying to make the airport as appealing as possible since it is a gateway to Crossville. “We got some plans with our CARES money to put some new furniture in there, and we got some projects that are ... Read More »

The September Fly-In Event at Crossville Airport has been cancelled this year. The annual event features civilian and military aircraft on display for the public to view. City Manager Greg Wood said following Covid guidelines during the event is not possible. “We just felt we could not comply with the Governor’s Tennessee Pledge to practice social distancing,” Wood said. “When ... Read More »

The planning process has begun for a $18 million dam project in Cumberland County. Crossville City Council members met Tuesday to discuss plans for the project. Crossville City Manager Greg Wood said this dam will be able to store more drinking water over the next 50 years. “Crossville and Cumberland County sit upon the Cumberland plateau, so we don’t have ... Read More »