There was a buzz about the theater as members of the energetic audience eagerly awaited the curtain call for the opening of the Cumberland County Playhouse’s production of “Clue” on Friday, April 2. With the COVID-19 shutdowns and an abbreviated 2020 season, the long wait for the regional th…
On June 16, Cumberland County Playhouse starts the summer season with a spectacular new production of "Disney’s Beauty and the Beast." Based on the Academy-Award winning animated feature, the stage version includes all of the memorable songs from the animated film like “Be Our Guest,” and th…
The Dogwood Exchange is excited to announce its’ second ‘Beginner Quilt Making’ class series. This series will be held in June. Taught by Jane Tavernier, who has been teaching quilting and sewing classes for more than 30 years and has won many awards, she will share her love of quilting with…
Students will be taught to paint like Bob Ross in one day! Students will be painting Mountain Lake during this class.
The Art Guild at Fairfield Guild welcomes Vera Bogle back to Plateau Creative Arts Center to teach Watercolor 101 for Beginners.
To schedule an appointment, visit RedCrossBlood.org and enter the sponsor code: CrossvilleComm19.
The Cumberland Mountain Civil War Round Table is honored to welcome Prof. Thomas Flagel, a popular and well known Civil War speaker, Wednesday, May 12, at 6 p.m.
Following last Fall’s “Fall Chill Series” of live music events at Crossville’s downtown Amphitheater, the Palace Theatre will presenting the “Summer Breeze Series” featuring free music by five great bands from May to September.
Best known for his hilarious “Split Man” magic video, internet sensation Andy Gross will present a one-night special performance filled with comedy, magic and ventriloquism.
Proceeds will support the club’s projects to assist in childhood literacy, basic clothing needs, college and technical school scholarships and other programs.
From May through the summer, the chapter will lead guided walks on portions of the Crossville Greenway currently under development by the Friends of the Trails. These hikes will occur every other Saturday beginning at 9 a.m.
There was a buzz about the theater as members of the energetic audience eagerly awaited the curtain call for the opening of the Cumberland County Playhouse’s production of “Clue” on Friday, April 2. With the COVID-19 shutdowns and an abbreviated 2020 season, the long wait for the regional th…
The Fleet Reserve Association welcomes all Navy, Marines and Coast Guard personnel to greet and meet.
Puddin’, a male bully mix, loves his toys and he loves attention. This male bully his black with white markings.
Each 10-pound bag is $10 and will be delivered after May 5.
Dogs 3 months and older, as well as cats 6 months and older, should be vaccinated.
Save These Dates: April 16-24 for the Friends of the Library Spring Store Clearance Sale. All books in the Book Store will be half price. Visit often, as new inventory will be put out as space allows. Drop your payment (cash or check) in the money box. Library staff cannot make change or tak…
The exceptional films of the Academy Award winner continue through December. Call 931-484-6133 or visit palacetheatre-crossville.com for tickets.
The Dulcimores entertain for St. Patrick’s Day at the Community and Conference Center on March 13, with their range of instruments, including the Appalachian dulcimer created by Irish and Scottish immigrants developed as a string instrument to mimic the sound of the bagpipe from their old ho…
The annual Cumberland Plateau American Indian Pow Wow features two days of teaching and showing American Indian cultures and histories through dancing and drumming.
Natural Areas Week, with several outings across Tennessee, began Sunday, April 3, and continues through Sunday, April 11.
The standard I.V. pole was more than a routine annoyance, it was a liability.
Downtown Knoxville has transformed into an immersive holiday experience for residents and visitors, including thousands of new holiday lights, decorated windows, murals and new twists on both the Peppermint Trail and The Elf on the Shelf® scavenger hunt.
Crossville’s historic Palace Theatre will host three dynamic performers in late January.
In recognition of the generous community support received since closing its theaters earlier this year, the nonprofit Tennessee Performing Arts Center presents the virtual world premiere of a newly filmed performance of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” as a free holiday gift with additio…
Art Guild member and artist Barb Pelak is offering a fun-filled “paint and wine” class with a festive fall harvest theme from 5-7 p.m. Sept. 25 at Plateau Creative Arts Center.
Chain mail jewelry continues to be a popular accessory, especially for casual wear.
Barbara Ann Berghauser, 80, of Fairfield Glade, passed away at her home on July 20, 2021. She was born Sept. 9, 1940, in Bellows Falls, VT, daughter of the late Asa Lake and Anna (Footland) Lake. She worked as a teacher assistant and was a member of Central Baptist Church. She is survived by…
John Currier, 71, passed away after a long illness at Cumberland Medical Center in Crossville. John is survived by his wife, Jane (Clozza), of almost 44 years. He was the father of Janelle Currier and (the late) Jared Currier. He was the youngest brother of James Currier and Robert (Judith) …
Juliann E. Chase, 73, of Crossville, passed away July 16, 2021, at Cumberland Medical Center in Crossville. She was born Oct. 10, 1947, in Eau Claire, WI, daughter of the late Albert Losness and Lucille O'Flanagan. Juliann retired from NCR in Dayton, OH, where she worked as a data programmer…
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