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THP releases reports on crashes

6 days ago | herald-citizen.com | Jim Herrin |Lindsay Pride Herald-Citizen

A report released this week by the Tennessee Highway Patrol indicates that one person was injured in a wreck last month on Clarkrange Highway. The accident occurred just after 5:30 p.m. April 26 on Highway 62 near Dripping Springs Road, east of Monterey.
THP releases reports on crashes

6 days ago | herald-citizen.com | Jim Herrin |Lindsay Pride Herald-Citizen

A report released this week by the Tennessee Highway Patrol indicates that one person was injured in a wreck last month on Clarkrange Highway. The accident occurred just after 5:30 p.m. April 26 on Highway 62 near Dripping Springs Road, east of Monterey.
Lifesavers

1 week ago | herald-citizen.com | Jim Herrin

Monterey Police Chief John Mackie, at right, presents awards to Officers Blake Bennett and Dylan Durham for their actions in treating a man who had been severely injured in a traffic accident on Livingston Highway April 13. Mackie said the two, as first responders on the scene, applied a tourniquet to stop the bleeding and saved the life of the man, who lost his arm in the accident.
SPD arrests man with gun outside day care center

3 weeks ago | herald-citizen.com | Jeff Farrell

SEVIERVILLE — Police here arrested an armed man outside a day care facility off Middle Creek Road Wednesday afternoon. Sevierville Police received a 911 call at 4:30 p.m. about a man brandishing a firearm in the parking lot of Hilltop Child Development Center, located on Fox Meadows Boulevard near UT Medical Center Home Care Services.
National Donate Life Month

3 weeks ago | herald-citizen.com | Lindsay Pride

The Cookeville City Council last week recognized April as Donate Life Month with Donate Life supporters at the city council meeting. From left are Vice Mayor Luke Eldridge, Mayor Laurin Wheaton, Councilman Chad Gilbert, Donate Life Tennessee External Affairs Coordinator Trisha Lopez, Councilman Ali Bagci, living kidney donor Andrea Davis and Councilman Eric Walker. Register to become an organ donor at donatelifetn.org.
Teacher receives Friends of Urban Forest Award

3 weeks ago | herald-citizen.com | Lindsay Pride

Cookeville High School teacher Robin Carlile, in front, second from left, receives the individual Friends of the Urban Forest Award at the Cookeville City Council meeting April 17. Carlile received the award for planting an orchard at the high school.
Tree City USA and Friends of Urban Forest Award

3 weeks ago | herald-citizen.com | Lindsay Pride

Earlier this month, Cookeville was recognized for being a Tree City USA for 36 years. The city must fulfill four requirements annually to be a Tree City USA including an active tree ordinance, having a tree care or community advocacy group, celebrating Arbor Day and spending at least $2 per capita on growing and sustaining the urban and community forest.
Tree City

3 weeks ago | herald-citizen.com | Lindsay Pride

Thunderstorms, accompanied by locally heavy rainfall at times. High near 70F. Winds SW at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 90%.. Cloudy. A stray shower or thunderstorm is possible. Low 56F. Winds WNW at 5 to 10 mph.
Cavs sweep Lavergne for 1st time

3 weeks ago | herald-citizen.com | Ben Craven

LAVERGNE — The Cookeville High School soccer team has completed a sweep of its 2-game District 7-3A season series against LaVergne as the Cavalier shut out the Wolverines 4-0 on the road Tuesday evening. The win bumps the CHS boys up to 8-1-1 overall and 5-1 in the district. “We have a lot of injuries, but I’m proud of the boys for stepping up, keeping their heads for the most part and playing the way they did,” CHS head coach Bralen Clouse said.
Lebanon gets revenge on Lady Cavs

4 weeks ago | herald-citizen.com | Ben Craven

LEBANON — The Cookeville High School softball team has split its 2-game District 7-4A season series against Lebanon as the Lady Cavaliers struggled to rally during a 16-6 road loss on Tuesday. The loss drops the CHS girls to 9-16 overall and 3-4 in the district. “Lebanon hit the ball well, and we didn’t make some plays that we should have,” CHS head coach Jordan Webb said. “We struggled to adjust to their pitcher, who doesn’t throw very hard.