Forty-four students from Cumberland County High School traveled to Gatlinburg for the 94th Annual Tennessee State FFA Convention. The convention was filled with over 4,000 students who demonstrated strong leadership skills, professionalism, and came to compete as their passions were illumina…

Five students from Tennessee College of Applied Technology at Crossville earned medals in the recent SkillsUSA competitions held in Chattanooga.

Stone Memorial High School Senior Phillip Garrett has been named Fairfield Glade Lions Club’s April Student of the Month.

The Art in the Park event held last week at Crossville’s Centennial Park proved to be a success with ribbons, cash prizes, free Naxolone training, free food and anti-drug information available for attendees and participants.

At the beginning of this school year, Ethan Tipton, Stone Memorial High School band director, became aware a number of SMHS students had never played in a school band and were now interested in learning to play an instrument. 

The 75th annual Tennessee 4-H Congress was held recently in Nashville. 

High school students are building their work experience, gaining valuable customer service and business skills and helping a local business meet its staffing needs through the Career and Technical Education work-based learning program.

Seniors Karysa Brock of Stone Memorial High School and Brock Spigner of Phoenix High School have been named the Fairfield Glade Lions Club March Students of the Month.

Six young men from Cumberland County High School and Stone Memorial High School will attend the No. 1 American Legion Boys State program in the nation at Tennessee Technological University in Cookeville the week of May 22. 

Stone Memorial High School student Tina Tung placed first with her senior individual paper, “Black Lives Matter: The Diplomatic Sanitation Workers’ Strike of Memphis, Tennessee,” in the 22nd annual East Tennessee History Day Regional Competition. 

Cumberland County schools are ready to welcome new students for the 2022-’23 school year.

Stone Memorial High School kicked off the Panther Pack on Jan. 12. Approximately 44% of the student body became members and were recognized for academic, attendance and behavior success. The students and teachers are excited about the new opportunities presented. This semester’s Panther Pack…

Agriculture is part of our daily lives—from the food we eat to the clothes we wear. This week, more than 735,000 FFA members across the country will share the story of agriculture as part of National FFA Week. Mayor Allen Foster met with Cumberland County High School students FFA Officer Kee…

Stone Memorial High School senior Christian Montes been named the Fairfield Glade Lions Club January 2022 Student of the Month.

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Cumberland County High School Senior Tyler Looney has been named the Fairfield Glade Lions Club December Student of the Month.

Crossville Post 163 of The American Legion recently presented an overdue Boys State Governor’s Plaque to CCHS graduate Trevor Parsons. Trevor was elected Governor of Boys State in Tennessee in 2019. Trevor’s brother, Logan Parsons, also a CCHS graduate, was elected Governor in 2013, and has …

FFA members from Cumberland County High School faced their fears of public speaking and competed in the FFA Conduct of Chapter Meeting and Parliamentary Procedure Highland Rim District Contests hosted by Cumberland County FFA. Ten freshmen competed in the FFA Conduct of Chapter Meeting Conte…

Martin Elementary FCCLA members chose to do something for the Cumberland County animal shelter this year for their service project. 

Cumberland County High School senior Hanna Pryor has been named the Fairfield Glade Lions Club November Student of the Month.

Stone Memorial High School senior Teagan Sullivan has been named the Fairfield Glade Lions Club October Student of the Month.

More than 300 fourth-grade students in Cumberland County shared what the Rotary Club’s 4-Way Test means to them through the Crossville Noon Rotary Club’s Character Project Essay Contest.

At the recent Stone Elementary School Veterans Day program, three students were awarded cash prizes for writing essays on patriotism.