Friday Oct 30 | Crossville Chronicle
Three-county chase ends with no injuries
A multi-county, high-speed flight from police because of a revoked license ended in an Overton County wooded area where three local residents were apprehended and returned to Cumberland County to face charges.
Wilson County best bets -- Oct. 28, 2009
Where: Adams Gallery, in the Heydel Fine Arts Center on the campus of Cumberland University .
Wilson County best bets -- Oct. 21, 2009
About the event: The Mt. Juliet church is holding a Green Day event as part of a worldwide grassroots effort to help the Earth's climate.
Wilson County best bets -- Oct. 14, 2009
Tickets: $10 in advance, $15 at the door; available at all area offices of Wilson Bank & Trust and the Lebanon/Wilson County Chamber of Commerce.
Drucilla's Little Helpers: Tasty recipes
I think it will start getting cooler in the weeks ahead and I like my comfort food when the weather gets cooler.
Children escape unhurt after vehicle struck by another during fight
A Putnam County woman was jailed after a fight she had with a Cumberland County woman escalated into a car bashing incident that involved four small children who escaped unhurt in the incident, according to reports.
25th annual Pioneer Day on the Mountain offered a walk through history
Heather Mullinix/Chronicle The 25th annual Pioneer Day on the Mountain gave festival goers a chance to walk through history, from a Civil War encampment to rows of classic cars from the 20th Century.
Cumberland County Commission meets tonight at 7 p.m.
The Cumberland County Commission will have its monthly meeting for September on Monday, Sept., 21, at 7 p.m. at the Cumberland County Courthouse in the large courtroom.
Man treated for injuries suffered in ATV crash
A 24-year-old Cumberland County resident was treated for head and facial injuries suffered when the all-terrain vehicle he was driving was involved in an accident with a vehicle during a towing incident, according to the Cumberland County Sheriff's Department.
The contributions of General William Bowen Campbell to nineteenth century causes of freedom were described in detail to the Montgomery County Historical Society by Joan Campbell and Ellen Campbell Marsh, descendants of the famous soldier and political figure.
Looking Back: a weekly historical news feature
August 1903 +Letter to the Editor - Thirteen to fourteen years ago the Cooley brothers, then editors of your paper, denounced the use of Crossville streets for stock breeding.
Prescription fraud suspects face 12 charges each
Crossville Police, tipped off by local pharmacies, may have broken up an area prescription fraud ring with the arrest of two Putnam County women recently, according to reports.
I-40 bridge in Monterey named for late soldier
MONTEREY, Tenn. -- A bridge on Interstate 40 in Monterey has been designated the 'Sgt. Alex van Aalten Memorial Bridge.' Van Aalten died in combat in Afghanistan in 2007 as a member of the 82nd Airborne out of Fort Bragg, N.C. He was from nearby Cookeville.
Putnam Co. Soldier Honored With Bridge
A 21-year-old soldier who grew up in Putnam County is being honored with his own bridge.
Two Putnam women seriously injured in crash
Two Putnam County women were seriously - one critically - in a single-vehicle crash on a rural Cumberland County road Saturday afternoon, according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol.
Man who skipped out on jury's verdict indicted
The man who sat through hours of testimony and then skipped out before learning how a jury verdict ruled on his case has been indicted by the grand jury on a felony charge, according to court records.
Veteran's Thunder Motorcycle Ride rolls into town Saturday
Everyone needs a hero. For one Vietnam veteran that hero is Ron Dyer, president and founding member of the Cumberland County Vietnam Veterans chapter.
Finance committee approves bids for road department, school system
The Cumberland County Finance Committee approved a bid for the purchase of two new ambulances for county EMS during last Friday's monthly meeting.
Jan. 26, 1938 - June 28, 2009 Betty Evelyn Limburg, 71, of Crossville, passed away June 28, 2009.
Drucilla's Little Helpers: Key lime pie
It is so hot! How hot is it? It's so hot that farmers are feeding their chickens crushed ice to keep them from laying boiled eggs, the cows are giving evaporated milk, the potatoes cook underground, so all you have to do is pull one out and add butter and salt and, finally, it's so hot that the birds have to use potholders to pull worms out of the ...