BROWN FLOWN TO TRAUMA CENTER FOLLOWING VEHICLE ACCIDENT IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY
The Tennessee Highway Patrol and first responders went to the scene of a vehicle accident at the 314 eastbound mile marker of... Read More
DRIVER INJURED IN VEHICLE ACCIDENT ON I-40 IN EASTERN CUMBERLAND COUNTY
A single vehicle accident yesterday afternoon on I-40 in Cumberland County resulted in an injury. Troopers state a 2013 Kia Soul driven... Read More
TENNESSEE DEPT. OF EDUCATION AWARDS GRANTS TO CUMBERLAND, ROANE AND RHEA COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS
The Tennessee Department of Education announced today over $700,000 in additional grants will be awarded to districts to fund science, technology, engineering, and... Read More
PRELIMINARY HEARING HELD FOR CUMBERLAND COUNTY MURDER SUSPECT
A Cumberland County murder suspect appeared in general sessions court today for a preliminary hearing. Authorities say 38-year-old Thomas Mack Arnold, Sr.... Read More
ROANE COUNTY SCHOOLS CLOSED WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2020
Because of circumstances surrounding COVID-19, there will be no school in Roane County Wednesday, November 25, 2020. The school system will not... Read More
TDOT: NO ROAD CONSTRUCTION DELAYS DURING THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY
The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) will halt all lane closure activity on interstates and state highways in anticipation of higher traffic... Read More
ROANE COUNTY PLACED UNDER A MASK MANDATE IN COVID-19 PANDEMIC
Roane County is now under a mask mandate effective this morning (Monday, November 23, 2020) Roane County Executive Ron Woody issued the... Read More
TIPS TO HELP PREVENT HOME AND CAR BURGLARIES DURING HOLIDAY SEASON
During the Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday season, the number of purse thefts and vehicle break-ins normally increase. Owners sometimes leave vehicles unlocked... Read More
DEATH TOLL RISES IN CUMBERLAND, ROANE, RHEA, OVERTON, PUTNAM AND MCMINN COUNTIES
UPPER CUMBERLAND AND TENNESSEE VALLEY COVID-19 REPORT – SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2020 The following is from today’s Tennessee Department of Health COVID-19... Read More
