JAMESTOWN OFFICIALS ANNOUNCE 3-PHASE PROJECT TO UPGRADE AIRPORT
Jamestown officials are seeking to upgrade the city’s airport facility. Mayor Lyndon Baines is preparing a 3-phase project, assisted by TDOT and... Read More
ROANE STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE DEAN’S/PRESIDENT’S LIST ANNOUNCED
Several local and area students made the Dean’s List at Roane State Community College for the summer 2018 semester. To be eligible,... Read More
WOMAN SHOT AND KILLED OUTSIDE OF AREA RESTAURANT
Police say a woman was shot and killed Saturday in Russell Springs, Kentucky while on a work break at a restaurant. The... Read More
WRIGHT CHARGED WITH THEFT OF A VEHICLE AFTER ACCIDENT
A Fentress County man who was charged with DUI following a vehicle accident with injuries in Crossville last Friday is facing an... Read More
SIX LOCAL AND AREA STUDENTS ENROLL AT BELMONT UNIVERSITY
Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee kicked off classes for its fall 2018 semester with a record-breaking enrollment number as the University welcomed... Read More
TOMLINSON CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE COUNTS OF STATUTORY RAPE
A Jamestown, Tennessee, woman has been charged with multiple counts of statutory rape. According to arrest records, 21-year-old Stacy Tomlinson committed the... Read More
TDOT ANNOUNCES WEEKLY UPDATES OF ROAD PROJECTS IN LISTENING AREA
In Cumberland County, work on Peavine Road – between Firetower Road and Westchester/Catoosa Boulevard – is progressing as expected. Grade work is... Read More
AUTHORITIES SEARCHING FOR MISSING FENTRESS COUNTY MAN
The Fentress County Sheriff’s Department is searching for a missing man. Bobby George Cook of Jamestown was last seen Tuesday (July 17,... Read More
DRUGS SUPPOSEDLY FOUND IN VEHICLE WHILE TURNER SEES PAROLE OFFICER
It’s not a good idea to supposedly have drugs in a vehicle while going to see a parole officer. Forty-seven-year-old Shanna M.... Read More
NEW LIFE FOR FITZGERALD GLIDER KITS AFTER EPA HOLDS OFF ON NEW RULE
There is new life for an area company following five rounds of layoffs after the Environmental Protection Agency said it will not... Read More
