Almost a third of Cumberland County’s residents are 65 or older. Some have retired from their life’s labors and are enjoying retirement. Some continue to work. Some spend their days volunteering. Some spend their time with family.
UPDATE: The state has extended the comment period to July 8.
UPDATE: The state has extended the comment period to July 8.
When asked if she wished to plead guilty because she is guilty, the defendant replied, “Absolutely.”
“This is the last year we can use the machines,” Administrator of Elections Jill Davis said during the May 5 meeting of the Cumberland County Budget Committee.
The two-station charging section will face the strip mall that formerly was home of the Hank Williams Jr. store north of I-40 off N. Main St.
It's normal to experience a level of fear in the aftermath of school or community shootings, especially those in the media, even if you were not directly involved.
There’s nothing to do around here.
We’ve had several comments in the past several days on property values after property owners received notice of their new property tax appraisals over the weekend.
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Many property owners in Cumberland County received a letter this past week from Cumberland County Property Assessor Sandy Gilbert.
It’s Election Day.
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The complaint process already in place includes a committee of teachers, principals, librarians, parents and even students.
Soon, road work will begin in earnest across the state, as maintenance, new road construction and paving projects begin.
Early voting begins this week for the 2022 Cumberland County Primary Election.
It’s impossible to drive along roadways in Cumberland County without being cognizant of one thing:
To know Larry was to love him, and understand him. He was not perfect but he was a perfect friend to Cumberland County. Most important, he was a friend to all, no matter what their station in life.
If you’re interested enough in a topic to comment on social media, I suppose I’m just old-fashioned, but I think that means you’d also be interested enough to read the story.
Maus. To Kill A Mockingbird. Walk Two Moons. This is Your Time.
To all our new residents experiencing your first Plateau winter — hang on. The fun’s not over yet.
With the first look at Gov. Bill Lee’s proposed public education funding formula, one question comes to mind: how much?
Tennessee Speaker of the House Cameron Sexton was likely correct when he told local business leaders that COVID-19 is here to stay.
The world is abuzz with the Christmas spirit, and one of the best ways we can make sure it lasts all year long is to share our blessings.
My dear veteran,
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A new round of misinformation is circulating online.
Tennessee schools are between a rock and a hard place.
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