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115th Year | No. 176 | weDnesDay, July 26, 2017 | Cookeville, Tennessee 50¢ New principal named at Cookeville High School

BY JIM HERRIN director and assistant principal for Schools Jerry Boyd said in an email Cookeville and Warren County before [email protected] student services at Cookeville High, sent to the school’s faculty and staff moving to Murfreesboro where he was hired Tuesday. He replaces Lane Tuesday afternoon. “I want to wel- spent 11 years as a teacher and coach An assistant principal Ward, who chose to step down earlier come Mr. Clif Matlock to his new role at Siegel High School. He was named at Cookeville High this year and return to teaching. at Cookeville High School.” the assistant principal at Cookeville School has been named “It is my privilege to formally an- Matlock is a graduate of Columbia High in 2014. to the school’s top post. nounce the next principal of Central High School and Tennessee Clif Matlock Clif Matlock, athletic Cookeville High School,” Director of Tech University. He taught in See CHS, Page 2

CRMC panel New era in education recommends spending limit rule changes

BY LAURA MILITANA [email protected]

In an effort to maintain consis- tency of items to be submitted to the board of trustees for consid- eration and approval, Cookeville Regional Medical Center finance committee members approved re- visions to thresholds regarding capital and operating expenses. “This deals with just straight dollar amounts, whether or not the item is budgeted,” Luke Hill, CRMC chief legal counsel, said. The revised policy, which will go before the full board Thursday for final approval, says that with- out any action by the board of trustees, the chief executive offi- cer shall have the authority to approve all operating and capital expenditures under $25,000, while Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen any operating and capital expen- Avery Trace Middle School Principal Mike Meihls addresses the faculty during in-service training Tuesday. This ditures between $25,000 and will be the first year that the school is certified to offer the International Baccalaureate program. $100,000 shall be presented to the board in the form of a consent agenda. A consent agenda is a group of what are deemed to be Elite Avery Trace program addresses love of learning non-controversial items pack- aged together for one vote, rather BY JIM HERRIN tional Baccalaureate program has became principal here, from the than consideration individually. [email protected] paid off. very beginning, we’ve been working Board members may request Principal Mike Meihls said he’s toward this,” he said. that an operating or capital item A new era is beginning at Avery been working to get the school certi- Meihls said teachers, parents, be removed from the consent Trace Middle School. fied in the program for several school board members and adminis- agenda. Any of those items re- A five-year effort to get the school years. trators have all supported the effort. moved from the consent agenda accepted into the middle years seg- “I taught IB math classes at the ment of the prestigious Interna- high school and that’s why, when I See LEARN, Page 2 See CRMC, Page 2 Students for the exploration and development of space gathering at Tech for solar eclipse

For Tennessee Tech student chapters from all over the coun- are empowered to participate Nathan Daniel and others in try to Tech to experience the and make an impact in space ex- Tech’s Students for the Explo- eclipse together. ploration and development. ration and Development of “It’s an opportunity that they The Tech chapter was founded Space chapter, an interest in won’t all have at their universi- in 2015 and has about 20 active what’s happening in space is in- ties. Tennessee Tech is in a great members who participate in high nate. location for this event,” Daniel altitude balloon launches that On Monday, Aug. 21, when a said. travel higher into the sky than total solar eclipse crosses over a “We want to provide an oppor- commercial airplanes, Univer- Lindsay McReynolds | Herald-Citizen stretch of North America, leav- tunity for those students who sity Student Rocketry Competi- ing Tennessee Tech right in the may not be in the path. tions and National Association Lanes closed path of totality, they will join “The other element is that it is of Rocketry events. thousands of others with their just fun to get together with stu- The SEDS eclipse campout is The city of Cookeville has contracted with John eyes to the sky. dents who are interested in the open to all students interested in Hall Construction to replace water service lines The Tech SEDS chapter is same things as you.” space and rocketry. Participants along Willow Avenue between Jackson and 12th hosting an eclipse campout at SEDS is a non-profit organiza- have the option of arriving ei- streets before the state road is paved later this the Oakley STEM Center that tion with student chapters all year. Motorists should watch for temporary lane will draw students from SEDS over the world. In SEDS students See ECLIPSE, Page 3 closures until the project is complete.

Index Obituaries, A5 DogwooD FunDraiser 2 Sections — 16 Pages Betty Gentry Elmer Dunn Aug. 11 race to Abby A8 Living A8 Thomas Williams James Herren raise funds for Calendar A6 Opinion A4 Ricky Coleman Odell Swallows park upgrade Classified B3 Sports B1 Page A8 Comics A9 Sudoku A9 Crossword A9 Weather A2 A2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, July 26, 2017 LOCAL

READER SERVICES Felony fugitive arrested in Putnam BY LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS incident that happened ear- Contact us: [email protected] lier this month when Ten- nessee Highway Patrol Address: A man who had most re- Trooper Mark Miller re- 1300 Neal St. cently been living in Algood sponded to a crash on the has been arrested for leaving westbound side of Interstate Cookeville, Tenn. the state of Arkansas where 40 at mile marker 300. he was charged with viola- Roger Matthew Robert Mary Nicole Pyle was arrested with a Mailing Address: tion of probation for second Lovell Norris Pyle Schmidt Kappelman $3,000 bond. P.O. Box 2729 degree forgery. • Mary Elizabeth Schmidt, Roger Lovell, 43, who listed • Matthew Howard Norris, A police dog indicated the 26, of 20th Street in Cookeville TN 38502 his address as 4th Avenue in 36, of Scenic Drive in presence of illegal sub- Cookeville; and Nicole Grace Algood, was arrested Monday Cookeville was charged with stances in the vehicle, and Kappelman, 29, of Cookeville Phone: 931-526-9715 after the Putnam County possession of a controlled police found a glass vial con- were both charged with as- Sheriff’s Office received in- substance after Cookeville taining 2.5 grams of metham- sault in a fight that happened Fax: 931-526-1209 formation that Lovell was Police Lt. Mitch Harrington phetamine, according to the at the Putnam County Jail on wanted in White County, stopped the car Norris was warrant. Monday. The warrant for Email: Arkansas for the probation driving early Wednesday Norris was arrested with a Schmidt’s arrest says that News violation he committed back morning for an alleged viola- $10,000 bond. Schmidt started a fight with [email protected] in August 2015. tion of the light law and al- • Robert Lee Pyle, 31, of her fist against another in- Sports Lovell is expected to be ex- most hitting a curb, Raccoon Drive in Crossville mate, and Kappelman kicked [email protected] tradited to Arkansas. according to the warrant for was charged with DUI Tues- the victim. Advertising In other recent arrests: his arrest. day afternoon following an Each had a $1,000 bond. [email protected] Living [email protected] Circulation [email protected] CRMC: Business News Panel [email protected] Church News recommends [email protected] School News [email protected] spending limit Classified Ads [email protected] changes From Page 1 Letter Guidelines will be subject to a full review All letters to the editor must and updated documentation. be signed and include the Any new clinical services offer- writer’s name, address and ings, as well as operating and phone number. Letters are subject to editing and/or re- capital expenditures over jection. A strict 400-word limit $100,000, are to be submitted to will be enforced. Send letters the board of trustees to be con- to the mailing address listed sidered individually on the fi- above, or email to nance committee agenda. [email protected]. Also forwarded to the full board is a revised policy on med- ical insurance premium rates for Order a Photo active and/or retired board mem- Every photograph taken by a Her- bers. ald-Citizen photographer and The policy, an item tabled from published in the paper is available last month and was to take effect for purchase. Go to www.herald- July 1, says that a CRMC board citizen.com and click on “Photo Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen Gallery.” Also, many photos in- member is eligible to participate cluded in online stories are avail- Avery Trace teachers Jennifer Dishman, left, and Nicole Delaney review information in the facility’s medical insur- able for purchase. during in-service training at the school Tuesday. ance plan upon his/her active status. The board member will be of- Subscriptions fered the CRMC medical insur- To subscribe, call 931-526- LEARN: Elite Avery Trace ance plan at the same premium 9715. Visa, MasterCard and as an active employee. Discover accepted. Upon retirement, the board Rates: program addresses love of learning member is eligible to participate 3 mo 6 mo 1yr in the medical insurance plan as Carrier or a retired board member, some- Mail: 385 From Page 1 connections between tradi- learning and why it’s im- thing that does not mesh with the Zip Code $28 $54 $95 tional academic subjects portant,” Meihls said. “The city of Cookeville’s revised pol- Print & E-Edition $29 $56 $98 “When Mike came to and the real world. best classes are where icy. Anywhere Only Avery Trace, he brought it “It’s a whole-child ap- those debates are taking “I’d like for the hospital’s poli- E-Edition $21 $42 $84 to the faculty and the fac- proach,” he said. “We’re place. There may not nec- cies to mirror the city’s policies Mail: Outside ulty voted on this,” said as- looking at a balanced edu- essarily be a right answer, and that is the only thing not ad- 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 sistant principal Alma cation. but they have the knowl- dressed in it,” Cookeville Mayor Mail: Outside Anderson. “This was not “A big part of it is char- edge and the skills to be Ricky Shelton, who is also a Tenn. $82 $132 $220 handed down. He intro- acter education.” able to really think board member, said. duced it to us, and our fac- Meihls said the Interna- through and support what The city recently changed its ulty then took a vote, and tional Baccalaureate ap- they believe.” policy to say that any employee Miss Your Paper? 92 percent of the faculty proach dovetails nicely While the program may hired after July 1 who retires and wanted to see us do this. into Tennessee state educa- not be for everybody, reaches Medicare age would be Your carrier is an independent This was a whole school de- tion standards. off the city plan and on contractor. However, as a serv- Meihls believes it will be a ice to our subscribers, our cision.” “You have your state good fit for Avery Trace. Medicare. circulation department is open Meihls said the middle standards that students “We spent a lot of time as The hospital’s revised policy from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- school program is different need to learn, but IB ad- a faculty last year, digging says that the retired board mem- day-Friday and from from the high school level dresses the love of learn- deep and really looking at ber would continue to pay the 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to offering. ing,” he said. “It really why we get up and do what same premiums as an active em- answer calls. “At the middle school, makes learning meaningful we do every single ployee. Call 931-526-9715. it’s inclusive of all stu- to the students because it day. The really cool thing However, upon retirement dents. Every class, every provides connections to the is that what we all believe from the board, each board mem- student, every teacher at real world.” about our love for students ber has the one-time option to Herald-Citizen Avery Trace,” he said. “It’s Greater student involve- and our love for learning, it elect the “surviving family mem- not for just a select group ment is one of the objec- came back to being one and ber benefit” at the then-current USPS 313-680 of students; it’s for every- tives. the same with what IB be- premium. ISSN 8750-5541 body, “We try to get the stu- lieves about what should be The Cookeville Regional Med- Meihls described it was a dents to really understand taking place in the ical Center Board of Trustees The Herald-Citizen is pub- lished daily except Saturdays, way to help students make what it is that they’re schools.” meets Thursday at 6 p.m. New Year’s Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day by Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. CHS: Periodicals postage paid at New principal named for Cookeville High School Cookeville TN. POSTMAS- TER: send address changes to From Page 1 feedback from CHS faculty, focus, collaboration and ex- operation in the process. Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, staff, and community mem- citement Mr. Matlock and his “I look forward to working Cookeville TN 38502. The Herald-Citizen is a mem- Boyd said Matlock was cho- bers.” leadership team will support with Mr. Matlock and each of ber of the Tennessee Press sen “based upon demonstrated “Mr. Matlock has earned the and achieve to foster student you as we make intentional ac- Association and the Associ- abilities along with the infor- opportunity to serve and lead achievement and growth (aca- tions to achieve great things ated Press. The Associated mation gained in the inter- CHS,” Boyd said. “I am excited demic, social, and emotional).” with and for our students Press is entitled exclusively to view process affirmed by the about the possibilities and In an email, Boyd also throughout the 2017-18 school use for publication news very strong and supportive look forward to the strength of thanked the staff for their co- year.” printed in the Herald-Citizen. Weather

Tonight Thursday Night Friday Night Saturday Night Readings: Jack McNeely Tuesday’s high in Cookeville Editor & Publisher Mostly clear. Low A 60% chance of rain. Mostly cloudy. Low Mostly clear. Low was 90, low 67. Tuesday’s around 72. Calm wind. Low around 71. South around 65. North wind around 61. NE wind 5 high in Monterey was 87, low Terri Likens wind 5 to 10 mph. 5 to 10 mph. to 10 mph. 67. Managing Editor Almanac: Wednesday is the Thursday 207th day of the year, with A 30% chance of rain, Friday Saturday Sunday 158 remaining. The sun sets at Roger Wells 7:52 p.m. and will rise at 5:45 Advertising Director mainly after 1 p.m. A 60% chance of rain, Sunny. High near 80. Sunny. High near 83. Mostly sunny. High mainly before 1 p.m. NNE wind around 10 NNE wind around 5 a.m. on Thursday. The moon is near 89. WSW wind 5 Cloudy. High near 79. mph. mph. a waxing crescent with 14% Keith McCormick of the visible disc illuminated. Circulation Manager to 10 mph. SW wind around 10 mph. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, July 26, 2017 — A3 LOCAL/STATE TBI seeking Chicago gang member; armed and dangerous The Tennessee Bu- his co-con- handgun and, as such, reau of Investigation spirators should be considered has a new addition to its supplied a armed and dangerous. Top 10 Most Wanted list: street Bradford is an 38-year-old Brandon gang with African-American man, Bradford. large 5 feet, 9 inches tall, and Bradford is wanted by quantities weighs approximately the Federal Bureau of Brandon of Heroin. 240 pounds. He has Investigation and the Bradford Bradford black hair and brown Tennessee Bureau of In- is a known eyes. Anyone with infor- vestigation to face a member of the Vice mation about Bradford’s charge of conspiracy to Lords with ties to whereabouts should distribute and to possess Chicago and the Middle contact the TBI at 1-800- with the intent to dis- Tennessee area. He has TBI-FIND. There is a Students from the Tennessee Tech chapter of SEDS prepare to launch a tribute heroin. Ongoing a history that includes $1,000 reward for infor- high-altitude balloon from the Tech farm. Students from SEDS chapters investigation efforts de- aggravated robbery and mation leading to Brad- across the country will gather at Tech on Aug. 21 to gather data and expe- termined Bradford and felony possession of a ford’s arrest. rience the solar eclipse together. ECLIPSE: Space students coming for solar event From Page 1 eclipse will climax with page at two minutes and 30 sec- https://www.facebook.c Applications available for ther Saturday or Sunday, onds of daytime dark- om/pg/sedstntech. with rocketry and other ness. To register for the competitions planned SEDS plans to do a campout, visit energy assistance program throughout the weekend, high-altitude balloon https://epay.tntech.edu/ along with a guest launch during the total C20205_ustores/web/pro speaker, catered meals solar eclipse on Aug. 21 duct_detail.jsp?PRO- The Upper Cumber- This includes also be required to and the opportunity to to gather data and im- DUCTID=1042. land Human Resource paystubs for eight cur- process applications. participate in commu- agery of the event. Tennessee Tech is a Agency is now taking rent weeks if paid Assistance provided nity events planned in The launch will be NASA Official Viewing applications for the weekly, four paystubs to households ranges Cookeville for the event. livestreamed. Informa- location for the Aug.21 Low Income Home En- if paid bi-weekly or bi- from $300-600 depend- The weekend will cul- tion about the eclipse eclipse, for more infor- ergy Assistance Pro- monthly, current So- ing upon the appli- minate with a viewing of livestream and videos of mation about the Tech gram for the new cial Security or cant’s total points. the eclipse in Tech’s other SEDS balloon event, visit program year. LIHEAP pension award letters, Once an application Tucker Stadium where launches can be found https://www.tntech.edu is a federally funded or an unemployment has been submitted, guided viewing of the on the group’s Facebook /stem/eclipse. program administered benefit letter. the applicant will be by the Tennessee Hous- If self-employed, an notified by mail within ing Development applicant will need to 90 day of the status of Agency, designed to as- provide a tax return their application. sist low income house- for the previous year. 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Wednesday, July 26, 2017 OPINION 4 Herald-Citizen The Daily Newspaper of the Upper Cumberland Trump’s New York rat pack nthony Scaramucci is swers” during nickname is “The Mooch”? Established 1903 two things Jeff Sessions his confirmation Asked whether he’ll tell the is not. One, he is a New hearing. Ses- truth, Scaramucci offered a Jack McNeely, Editor and Publisher Yorker. Two, he is a New sions took it on wiseguy reply: “I hope you can YorkerA who made a bundle in fi- the chin. Terri Likens, Managing Editor feel that from me just from my Don Foy, News Editor nance. Trump cannot body language.” It matters not that the new get past Ses- Scaramucci is an interesting White House communications sions’ decision choice because this showboat- director once called Donald Froma to recuse him- ing New Yorker has been tasked Trump a “hack politician” on Harrop self from the with talking to the rest of the Transgenderism Fox Business. Or that Scara- Russia probe. Of country. He’s also why Sean mucci has said he is for gay course, Sessions shouldn’t have Spicer quit as White House marriage, opposes the death lied or “forgotten” about his spokesman. in the military: penalty, doesn’t want a wall contacts with Russians during Rhode Islander Spicer seems with Mexico, is pro-choice and the campaign. But once the cat to suffer when he repeats Normalizing abnormal worries about climate change. got out, he took the proper step Trump’s lies. The Mooch will OK, so he gave money to of taking himself out of the in- probably have fun doing it. hile ISIS was burning people in cages and Hillary Clinton’s campaign and vestigation. Scaramucci is said to be a the Middle East was ablaze, former Presi- tweeted: “I like Hillary. Have to Some folks back home in Ala- threat to White House chief of dent Obama decided it was the perfect time go with the best athlete.” Big bama seem vexed at the brutal- staff Reince Priebus. Goodbye to to turn the U.S. military into a social exper- deal. All is forgiven. ity of Trump’s attack. Ozark Wisconsin? Wiment petri dish. Obama reversed “Don’t Ask, Don’t “I’m a New Yorker. He’s a Mayor Bob Bunting cannot Many make the mistake of Tell,” then used his proverbial presidential mega- New Yorker,” Scaramucci said compute Trump’s rage at Ses- confusing “Trump country” phone to ensure that those who had no desire to ask on TV. “We’re allowed to go at it sions for recusing himself. with the country Trump inhab- in the first place were told anyhow. a little bit.” “Trump expects the attorney its. The former is where the But that was not enough. The former senator from Ala- general to not do the right thing people who still buy his act re- Now, six months into the Trump bama is definitely not a New for the country?” he said to side. Conservatives such as Ses- administration, rather than concen- Yorker. That Sessions gave up Politico. sions serve as satellite staff to trating on accomplishing its mission much, his dignity included, to To which we ask the mayor, sell his bizarre explanations to to organize, equip and train forces for loyally serve the president also What ballpark do you think the faithful. prompt and sustained combat opera- does not matter. Sessions we’re playing in? The latter is Manhattan and tions, the U.S. Army is using time and played a key role in getting There was always a New York Washington, with a winter resources instructing female soldiers Trump elected, herding so- rat pack element to this admin- annex in Palm Beach. Susan on how to accept transgenders with called social conservatives into istration, more social than par- In a fabulous gesture over the Brown male body parts in their shower facil- a libertine’s camp. Trump held tisan. weekend, Scaramucci directly ities. his first big rally in Mobile. He But it mostly involved guys addressed the president during The training instructs females to act as if they returned to the Azalea City close to the money. Treasury a television interview. “We’re don’t see the junk in the trunk with the aim of offer- shortly after the election to Secretary Steven Mnuchin once going to get your agenda out ing the transsexual in the shower room “dignity and soak up more adoration. worked for a hedge fund run by into the heartland,” he said in respect.” Trump’s public humiliation liberal financier George Soros. his Long Island accent. Bet he What about dignity and respect for females? Obvi- of Sessions did expose the one- And Gary Cohn, director of the can dance, too. ously, Obama and his leftist cohorts didn’t give a rip sided nature of their relation- National Economic Council, is a Mooch, the rat pack wel- about that. Once again, here is another example of ship. Trump told The New York registered Democrat. Both are comes you to “the Summit.” the left making up rules that favor a microscopic mi- Times, of all people, that he re- Goldman Sachs alumni. nority while inflicting irrefutable damage on the re- grets making Sessions the at- Characters are welcome. Froma Harrop is a syndicated sounding majority. torney general. He slammed What’s not to like about a com- columnist. Her email is Female soldiers should boycott the showers and Sessions for giving “bad an- munications director whose [email protected]. spread some girl stink around until leadership comes to its senses. Military members did not volunteer to be brain- washed with leftist propaganda. They volunteered to serve. It is hard to do that if they are preoccupied with altering their natural and human responses to things their brain and conscience reckons as abnor- mal. Leftists treat normal like it is a setting on a wash- ing machine. If Corporal Klinger-izing the military were nor- mal, there would be no need to tell soldiers this: “Un- derstand that you may encounter individuals in barracks, bathroom, or shower facilities with physi- cal characteristics of the opposite sex…All soldiers should be respectful of the privacy and modesty con- cerns of others. However, transgender soldiers are not required or expected to modify or adjust their be- havior based on the fact that they do not ‘match’ other soldiers.” That the military says transgender soldiers are not required to alter their behavior is a reversal of U.S. Military ethos whereby the military always reserves the right to instruct ALL soldiers to modify and ad- just behavior. This goes against the sensibilities of those like for- mer Johns Hopkins Hospital psychiatrist-in-chief Dr. Paul R. McHugh who wrote a piece in the Wall Street Journal explaining that transgenderism is a “mental disorder” which warrants medical treatment. He said, “policy makers and the media are doing no fa- vors either to the public or the transgendered by treating their confusions as a right in need of defend- ing rather than a mental disorder that deserves un- derstanding, treatment and prevention.” Psychologists say we all have disorders, though most do not wear them front-and-center like the Trump’s Fifth Avenue requiem transgender donut shop worker I’ve reached out to over the years in an honest attempt to extend God’s nybody remember when Then he’d say shot in the middle of 5th Avenue love on a personal level. As I’ve written before, I can- Donald Trump boasted, he’d publicly an- deserved to be shot. not help but agree with Dr. McHugh that the behav- “I could stand in the mid- nounce whether Then Mike Pence would say ior we see is really a desperate cry for help in an dle of 5th Avenue and he had shot he had no knowledge of any- increasingly genderqueer culture where the only Ashoot someone and wouldn’t someone in the thing. thing that is wrong is suggesting something is wrong. lose voters.” Now that we’ve middle of 5th Then he’d say it doesn’t mat- Consequently, everyone suffers. seen him operate for six Avenue in a very ter if he shot someone in the If Dr. McHugh is correct, the compassionate re- months, we have a pretty good short period of middle of 5th Avenue because sponse to this issue is to help them seek treatment idea how that would go down. Will time. that person was already dead. for mental health. Not taxpayer funded hormone First he’d shoot someone in Durst Then he Then Fox News would run a therapy and a gun. the middle of 5th Avenue. would point out piece detailing the great num- Then he’d maintain that no a squirrel with a fluffy tail run- ber of Democrats that had shot Susan Stamper Brown is a syndicated one in the middle of 5th Avenue ning across the middle of 5th people in the middle of 5th Av- columnist. Her email address is was shot. Avenue. enue. [email protected]. Then he’d claim he was Then the videotape of him Then he would say he had nowhere near 5th Avenue when shooting someone in the middle shot someone in the middle of someone was shot but couldn’t of 5th Avenue would be discred- 5th Avenue but only figura- Moderately Confused speak for his family. ited as fake news. tively. Witnesses that identified him Then Sean Hannity would say Then he’d say that many peo- as the person who shot someone that people get shot in the mid- ple had told him they had shot a in the middle of 5th Avenue dle of 5th Avenue all the time. lot of people in the middle of 5th would be disregarded because Then he’d reveal that many Avenue. they voted Democratic in 1984. people told him he was tremen- Then he would say that Then he’d claim he had teams dously innocent and this was all Hillary Clinton was responsible of investigators working on who an obvious plot by the media to for many more murders than he shot someone in the middle of keep him from Making America was. 5th Avenue. Great Again. Then he’d say he was just Then he’d deny that 5th Av- Then Jefferson Beauregard countershooting. enue exists. Sessions III would say that even Then he’d pardon the person Then he’d insist that the per- if Donald Trump did shoot who shot someone in the middle son who shot someone in the someone in the middle of 5th of 5th Avenue, no matter who it middle of 5th Avenue was hired Avenue, it wasn’t that big of a was. by Hillary Clinton herself, and deal, but he still had to recuse Then shooting people in the he would have won the popular himself. middle of 5th Avenue would be- vote if millions of illegal votes Then he’d say there was come a very popular excursion hadn’t been cast. something very suspicious option for guests staying at Then Sarah Huckabee about the person who was shot Trump Tower, receiving 4 1/2 Sanders would say that when in the middle of 5th Avenue and stars on Trip Advisor. Donald Trump said he would ask why no one was investigat- shoot someone in the middle of ing that. Will Durst is a syndicated 5th Avenue he was only Then Kellyanne Conway columnist. His email address kidding. would say that that the person is [email protected]. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, July 26, 2017 — A5 LOCAL/NATION U.S. Muslims see friendly neighbors, but a foe in White House

NEW YORK (AP) — A larger share of U.S. Muslims say they American Muslims told have experienced wide- Pew they had registered spread suspicion about to vote and actually their faith in the first voted. Forty-four per- months of Donald cent of Muslims eligible Trump’s presidency, but to vote cast ballots in also have received more last year’s presidential support from individual election, compared to 37 Americans, and remain percent in 2007. Those hopeful they can even- numbers on Muslim vot- tually be fully accepted ing are compared to 60 in American society, a percent of eligible vot- new survey finds. ers overall who cast bal- Nearly three-quarters lots in 2016.” of U.S. Muslims view American Muslim Trump as unfriendly to leaders, alarmed by them, according to a anti-Muslim rhetoric in Pew Research Center re- the campaign, made an port released Wednes- unprecedented push to day. Sixty-two percent register voters in say Americans do not mosques and at commu- view Islam as part of nity events. Turnout the mainstream after a overall was higher after presidential election the highly contested that saw a surge in hos- 2016 campaign. tility toward Muslims Muslims overwhelm- and immigrants. The Associated Press ingly backed Demo- At the same time, cratic nominee Hillary Marchers carry the national flags of Pakistan, top left, Lebanon, bottom left, Iran, top center, Egypt, nearly half of Muslims Clinton, who drew 78 bottom center and the American flag, right, during the Muslim Day Parade on Madison Avenue in New said they had received percent of their vote York. expressions of encour- compared to 8 percent agement from non-Mus- litical scientist and ad- had a plan to temporar- and vandalism at ample by a head cover- for Trump. lims in the past year, an viser to Pew re- ily ban travelers from mosques and bullying at ing, or hijab, for women. Following a trend increase over past polls. searchers. Prejudice six Muslim-majority schools. In the Pew sur- Sixty-four percent of found in other Ameri- And Muslims remain against Muslims has countries. vey, nearly half of U.S. those with a more dis- can faith groups, a optimistic about their “pushed the average The latest poll of 1,001 Muslims say they have tinct Muslim identity slight majority of U.S. future. Seventy percent American to say, ‘This is adults was conducted by faced some discrimina- said they had recently Muslims now accept ho- believe hard work can really not fair. I’m going phone, both landline tion in the last year, faced some type of dis- mosexuality, a dramatic bring success in Amer- to knock on my neigh- and cellphones, between such as being treated crimination. reversal from a decade ica, a figure largely un- bor’s door to see if Jan. 23 and May 2, in with distrust, threat- Still, the survey found ago when 61 percent changed for a decade. they’re all right,” Jamal English, Arabic, Farsi ened or called an offen- evidence of a growing said same-sex relation- “There’s a sense said. and Urdu, and has a sive name. That sense of Muslim belong- ships should be discour- among the American The Pew survey is its margin of error of plus percentage is only a ing in the United States. aged. Muslim population that third on American Mus- or minus 5.8 percentage slight increase over pre- Eighty-nine percent said Pew researchers esti- others are beginning to lims since 2007, and its points. vious surveys. they were proud be both mate the number of U.S. understand them and first since Trump took The last several However, the figure is Muslim and American Muslims has been grow- beginning to sympathize office Jan. 20. He prom- months have seen an much higher for respon- and nearly two-thirds ing by 100,000 per year, with them,’” said ised to fight terrorism uptick in reports of dents who said they said there was no con- reaching 3.35 million, or Amaney Jamal, a through “extreme vet- anti-Muslim harass- were more visibly iden- flict between Islam and 1 percent of the Ameri- Princeton University po- ting” of refugees and ment, including arson tified as Muslim, for ex- democracy. can population. Obituaries

Betty J. Gentry neral Home, 1640 Smith Born May 25, 1932, in versity of Toledo for 22 ward; children, Edward Memorials may be Road, Temperance, Cookeville, she was the years, retiring in 1992. (Carole) Gentry, Gre- made to Flanders Road Michigan. Interment daughter of Charlie O. She was a lifelong mem- gory Gentry, and Ann Church of Christ or TEMPERANCE, will be at Crest Lawn and Irene V. (Brown) ber of Flanders Road (Bill) Bailey; brother, Promedica Hospice. Michigan — Funeral Memorial Cemetery, Fox. She married Ed- Church of Christ and David W. Fox; six grand- www.pawlakfuneral- services for Betty J. Cookeville. ward Gentry on July 27, enjoyed writing poetry children; and seven home.com. Gentry, 85, of Toledo, Betty Gentry died 1951, in Highland Park, and children’s short sto- great-grandchildren. Michael W. Pawlak Ohio, were held today, Saturday, July 22, 2017, Michigan. Betty was ries. She was preceded in Funeral Home is in Tuesday,July 25, at the at Ebeid Hospice Resi- employed as a personnel Betty is survived by death by her brother, charge of arrange- Michael W. Pawlak Fu- dence. technician for the Uni- her loving husband, Ed- William C. Fox. ments, 737-850-5000.

Jessie Odell May 29, 1931, in Brother- lows , and Taylor Reed Elmer Joel Dunn Mr. Dunn passed and several nieces and ton, the son of the late all of Cookeville; and away Tuesday, July 25, nephews. Swallows Jimmy and Sara (West) one sister, Emogene COOKEVILLE — Fu- 2017, at the Cookeville In addition to his par- Swallows. Neal of Cookeville. neral services for Elmer Regional Medical Cen- ents, he was preceded in He was a loving fa- In addition to his par- Joel Dunn, 66, of Bax- ter. death by maternal and COOKEVILLE — Fu- ther, grandfather, and ents he was preceded in ter, will be held at noon Elmer Joel Dunn was paternal grandparents; neral services for Jessie great-grandfather. He death by his wife, Thursday, July 27, at born Jan. 16, 1951, in two nephews, Chuck Odell Swallows, 86, of served in the U.S. Army Shirley (Haynes) Swal- the chapel of Whitson DeKalb County, to the and Kevin Foster; and Cookeville, will be held during the Korean Con- lows; two sisters, Funeral Home. Burial late George Alpus and one niece, Missie Dunn. at 1 p.m. Friday, July 28, flict. He was a barber Dorothy Dishman, and will follow in Dobbs Sarah (Gambrell) Dunn. Family members will beginning at the chapel for 33 years in Nola Boatman; four Cemetery. He was of the Baptist serve as pallbearers. of Crest Lawn Funeral Cookeville. He loved brothers; Carson, Ray, Family will receive faith. In lieu of flowers, me- Home with Bro. Jim being with his family, Burr, and Burton Swal- friends at the funeral He is survived by his morial donations may Malone and Pastor especially his grandchil- lows. home today, Wednesday, son Jason (Amanda) be made to help with ex- Steve Tiebout officiat- dren and great-grand- Please visit July 26, from 5-9 p.m., Dunn; two daughters, penses. ing. Interment will fol- children, fishing, www.crestlawnmemor- and Thursday, July 27, Ginna Dunn, and Kierra Whitson Funeral low in Crest Lawn working with his hands, ial.com and sign the on- from 9 a.m. until service (Dylan) Philpot; five Home is in charge of Memorial Cemetery. and helping others. line guest register and time. brothers; two sisters; arrangements, 526-2151. The family will re- He is survived by son send a message to the ceive friends at the fu- and daughter-in- family. neral home Thursday, law, Russell W. and Crest Lawn Funeral July 27, from 5-8 p.m. Trish Swallows of Home is in charge of Thomas Phillip July 27, at Oak Lawn away Monday, July 24, and again Friday, July Cookeville; two grand- arrangements, 526-6384. Funeral Home with 2017, at Vanderbilt Uni- 28, from 11. a.m. until children and spouse, ‘Chip’ Williams Doug Benningfield offi- versity Medical Center time of service. Chris and Heather Swal- ciating. in Nashville. Mr. Swallows passed lows of Cookeville, SPARTA — Funeral Family will receive Oak Lawn Funeral from this life Monday, and Marie Reed of services for Thomas friends at the funeral Home - Cremation Cen- July 24, 2017, at his Cookeville; four great- Phillip ‘Chip’ Williams, home today, Wednesday, ter is in charge of home in Cookeville. grandchildren; Kobe, 63, of Sparta, will be July 26, from 5-8 p.m. arrangements, 931-738- He was born Friday, Bryson,and Myles Swal- held at 1 p.m. Thursday, Mr. Williams passed 8549.

James Howard Mr. Herren passed Ricky Joe Coleman Masonic service at 7 away Monday, July 24, p.m. Herren 2017, in Nashville. LIVINGSTON — Fu- Ricky Coleman passed Presley Funeral neral services for Ricky away Monday, July 24, COOKEVILLE — Fu- Home is in charge of Joe Coleman, 53, of Liv- 2017, at Cookeville Re- neral services for arrangements, 528-1044. ingston, will be held at 2 gional Medical Center. James Howard Herren, p.m. Thursday, July 27, Speck Funeral Home 79, of Silver Point, will at the Speck Funeral is in charge of arrange- be held at 11 a.m. Fri- Home chapel. Burial ments, 931-823-1201. day, July 28, at Presley will be in Overton Funeral Home. Burial County Memorial Gar- will be in New Home dens. Cemetery, Baxter. Family will receive Family will receive friends at the funeral friends at the funeral home today, Wednesday, home Thursday, July July 26, from 5-9 p.m., 27, from 3-7 p.m., and Friday, July 28, from 9 Tired of renting your own Wills, Living Trusts a.m. until service time. Fe Features:atures: property? Let us do it for you! Model# KUDS30IXSS & E state Planning • • SaniSani RinseRinse Call 526-9715 Over 20 years experience. • • ProPro ScrubScrub to subscribe Planning now may save $1000ʼs later Call Michelle or Devon at Falcon THE Dale Bohanno n , Attorney THE Realty Property Management. Harris Monuments ª 115 South Dixie Ave., Cookeville, TN Appliance Appliance MartMart 526-9115 *Custom Etching* 931-528-2158 526-7868 749 S. Jefferson Largest selection of black granite Call 526-9715 to subscribe Work done locally for best price Call 526-9715 to subscribe 528-6467 528-6467 FULL LINE OF KITCHENAID APPLIANCES 149 W. Spring St., Cookeville “WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL” A6 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, July 26, 2017 LOCAL/NATION Trump says ‘time will tell’ fate of attorney general

WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- statements, Trump rued his de- said that Sessions does not plan and thus stepped aside from the dent Donald Trump has cision to choose Sessions for his to quit. probe. Trump said he would cranked up the heat on Attor- Cabinet and left the former sen- In private, Trump raged to have “quite simply picked some- ney General Jeff Sessions, ator’s future prospects dan- confidants that Sessions had one else” for the job if he’d scorning him as “very weak” gling. been disloyal in recusing him- known Sessions would recuse and refusing to say whether “We will see what happens,” self from the federal investiga- himself. He called Sessions’ de- he’ll fire the nation’s top law en- Trump said Tuesday. “Time will tion of Russia’s meddling in the cision a “bad thing for the presi- forcement officer and his one- tell. Time will tell.” His intensi- presidential election and the dency,” changing a word from time political ally. It was an fying criticism has fueled specu- possibility of collaboration with his previous comments that it extraordinary public rebuke, lation that the attorney general the Trump campaign. Sessions had been bad for “the presi- The Associated Press and even fellow Republicans may step down even if the presi- himself had met with Russian dent.” He also said the attorney Attorney General Jeff pushed back forcefully. dent stops short of firing him. Ambassador Sergey Kislyak be- general ought to get cracking on Sessions speaks in All through a day of any- But several people close to the fore the election as a represen- stopping leaks from federal in- Washington. thing-but-subtle tweets and former Alabama senator have tative of the Trump campaign telligence agencies.

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Ohio’s high court strikes down traffic camera restrictions COLUMBUS, Ohio requiring a police offi- trol and undercut cam- (AP) — The Ohio cer to be present. era enforcement that Supreme Court has The justices voted 5-2 has made cities safer. again upheld cities’ use in a ruling Wednesday. Dayton and other cities of traffic camera en- The city of Dayton said the law’s restric- forcement, striking had challenged a state tions that also required down as unconstitu- law that took effect in a three-year traffic tional legislative restric- 2015, saying it improp- study made traffic cam- tions that included erly limited local con- eras cost-prohibitive. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, July 26, 2017 — A7 NATION/WORLD

Nation in Brief U.S. Navy fires warning shots near Iran ship DUBAI, United Arab Emi- The encounter Tuesday in- tests. ing the U.S. sailors aboard to rates (AP) — A U.S. Navy patrol volving the USS Thunderbolt, a The Thunderbolt was taking fire the warning shots, Mc- boat fired warning shots near Cyclone-class patrol ship based part in an exercise with Ameri- Connaughey said. Hearing set for an Iranian vessel that Ameri- in Bahrain as part of the U.S. can and other coalition vessels “After the warning shots Mississippi man can sailors said came danger- Navy’s 5th Fleet, is the latest in international waters when were fired, the Iranian vessel ously close to them during a confrontation between Iranian the Iranian patrol boat ap- halted its unsafe approach,” the charged with tense encounter in the Persian vessels and American warships. proached it, 5th Fleet lieutenant said in a statement, Gulf, the first such incident to It comes as Trump already has spokesman Lt. Ian Mc- adding that the Iranian vessel killing 8 happen under President Donald threatened to renegotiate the Connaughey said. The Iranian created “a risk for collision.” Trump. Iran’s hard-line Revolu- nuclear deal struck by his pred- ship did not respond to radio Large ships can’t stop immedi- JACKSON, Miss. tionary Guard later blamed the ecessor and after his adminis- calls, flares and horn blasts as it ately on the water, meaning get- (AP) — A Mississippi American ship for provoking tration previously put Iran “on came within 150 yards (137 me- ting close to each other risks a man charged with the situation. notice” over its ballistic missile ters) of the Thunderbolt, forc- collision. killing eight people is set to make a court ap- pearance. Willie Cory Godbolt has been jailed with- Parents, former Scouts alarmed by Trump’s speech out bond since his ar- rest May 28, shortly CHARLESTON, W.Va. sary. The jamboree is after the fatal shoot- (AP) — No knot-tying typically held every four ings of a sheriff’s demonstrations. No years.) deputy and seven oth- wood-carving advice. Secretary of State Rex ers who were God- President Donald Tillerson, former presi- bolt’s relatives or Trump went straight to dent of the Boy Scouts, acquaintances. starting a fire in a invited Trump to the The killings May 27 speech at a national Boy gathering, State Depart- and 28 occurred at Scout gathering. ment spokeswoman three homes in and Parents, former Heather Nauert said around the south Mis- Scouts and others were Tuesday. sissippi city of furious after Trump “When all is said and Brookhaven, about 70 railed against his ene- done, those Boy Scouts, miles (110 kilometers) mies, promoted his po- what they will remem- south of Jackson. A litical agenda and ber from the jamboree deputy responded to a underlined his insis- in West Virginia is that disturbance call at tence on loyalty before the president showed Godbolt’s in-laws’ an audience of tens of up,” Nauert said. “And home, where witnesses thousands of school-age that’s a pretty incredi- say Godbolt was argu- Scouts in West Virginia ble thing.” ing with his estranged on Monday night. The pushback from wife, and the shootings “Is nothing safe?” Jon Americans over the The Associated Press started there. Wolfsthal, a former spe- speech included mem- cial assistant to Presi- President Donald Trump gestures as former boys scouts, Interior Secretary bers from both parties. dent Barack Obama, Ryan Zinke, left, Energy Secretary Rick Perry, watch at the 2017 National “I just don’t think it Life in prison wrote on Twitter, saying Boy Scout Jamboree at the Summit in Glen Jean,W. Virginia on Monday was appropriate,” said sought for Trump turned the event Rob Romalewski, a Re- into a “Nazi Youth The knot-tying was cial Facebook page was disbelief that the Scouts publican and retired in- abduction, rape of rally.” left to Democratic Sen. barraged with com- started booing when formation-technology Trump, the eighth Chris Murphy of Con- ments condemning the Trump mentioned expert from suburban 4-year-old girl president to address the necticut, who said on speech. Several people Obama. New Orleans who at- National Scout Jam- Twitter that his stom- posted links to the Trump noted from the tained the rank of Eagle BILLINGS, Mont. boree, was cheered by ach was in knots over Scouts’ policy on partic- podium that Obama did Scout as a teenager and (AP) — A Montana the crowd, but his com- the president’s over-the- ipation in political not personally attend ei- has worked with the man turned every par- ments put an organiza- top delivery. events — which sharply ther of the two national Boy Scouts all his adult ent’s nightmare into tion that has tried in “If you haven’t limits what Scouts jamborees during his life. reality when he chased recent years to avoid po- watched it yet, don’t,” should do. Boy Scouts tenure. (Obama did ad- “It just doesn’t seem down a 4-year-old girl litical conflict and be- Murphy said. “It’s are typically 10 to 18 dress the 2010 gathering like he was talking to at night in a park, come more inclusive in downright icky.” years old. by video to mark the the boys,” Romalewski snatched her while a an awkward position. The Boy Scouts’ offi- One woman wrote in Scouts’ 100th anniver- said. friend watched help- lessly, then raped the girl and left her for dead on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation, ac- cording to prosecutors seeking a life sentence. John William Lieba Putnam County II was expected to be 11 sentenced Wednesday Different in federal court after Accepting F air Pageant Categories Age Entry Forms jury convicted him of now! kidnapping, aggra- E N T E R N O W ! ! ! vated sexual abuse of a child and assault re- DEADLINE EXTENDED!!! sulting in serious in- jury. Thursday, Saturday, Lieba was suspected rd th immediately after the August 3 July 29 3 Different Age Categories / Ages 9-15 Years 7 Different Age Categories girl’s Feb. 26 disap- The Associated Press Fairest of the Fair / Ages 16-20 Years Ages 1 day- 8 Years pearance and arrested a day later, according People watch at a forest fire near Seillons-Source- Putnam County Fair Grounds Putnam County Fair Grounds to court records. d’Argent, southern France, Tuesday. Registration Deadline: Registration Deadline: Monday, July 31, 2017 Wednesday, July 26, 2017 But the girl was not found for two days, Fires force evacuation of 10,000 Be the when a sheriff’s Next 2 017 Fairest of the Fair deputy noticed her in 3 French Riviera towns Ages: 16 yrs to 20 yrs. shoeless footprints in a Winner will receive a pair of diamond earrings from patch of mud behind a BORMES-LES-MI- gion, the prefect of the Middle Tennessee Jewelry, and a $1,000 scholarship fertilizer plant and dis- MOSAS, France (AP) — Var region, the top state from the Putnam County Fair $500 scholarship from Victoria Carmack & First Realty Dream Team, $250 from Kwik covered the girl — de- Authorities ordered the official, said in a state- Kash Pawn Shop, Tanning Package from Millennium Tanning, $50 from Kim Milligan - hydrated and cold — evacuation of 10,000 ment. Exit Rocky Top Realty, $250 Gift certificate for state/2 Tuxedos from Magnolia James Bridal, Free Photo Session from Trina Allison Photography, Salon Suites updo hair style on a makeshift bed in people as fires hop- About 3,000 campers from Chris Seiber, $250 Gift certificate for state from Ready Set Grow, $20 Gift certificate from Haley Manis - Bless Your Heart, $50 from Gina Shanks Hooper United the cab of an old scotched around the were among the 10,000 Country Realty, $250 Gift certificate for state Country Bumpkin Boutique, $35 for your pickup truck. Riviera for a third day evacuated from La Nails from Wendy’s Nails, Free up-do and product from Josh Phillios - Envision Salon, $100 Gift certificate from Mint Salon, one free facial & Spray Tan from Natural Wednesday, tearing Londe and nearby Symmetry Medspa, $30 from 31Twenty-Five Boutique, $50 Gift certificate from through the forest of La Bormes-les-Mimosas Electronic Express, Gict Certificate from Pink Elephant Boutique, Diamond Earrings Truck passed from Middle Tennessee Jewelry, 2 Tuxedos from City Boy Tuxedos Britt Akers, Flowers Londe-les-Maures. and La Lavandou, the from Abel Gardens, Flowers from Gunnels Florist checkpoint 2 A violent fire took off statement said. La Registration forms and in the dry Mediter- Londe is under 30 kilo- rules may be obtained at: hours before ranean forests around meters from the city of Millennium Tanning, Magnolia La Londe just before 11 Toulon. Tourists from James Bridal, Country Bumpkin, discovery Ready Set Grow, Exit Rocky p.m. the night before, France and elsewhere Top Realty, United Country and 540 firefighters flock each summer to Realty & Auction, Banks & other SAN ANTONIO (AP) were sent into the re- the coast. public locations or go to — Investigators be- www.putnamcountyfair.org lieve a truck driver ac- to read rules and print cused in the deaths of entry form. 10 people found inside Drop off Entry Form, Photo (if entering a packed, sweltering Photo Contest) , Copy of Drivers License and half page Bio (Only if entering Fairest tractor-trailer is just of the Fair Category) , and entry fee in one member of a Cash or Check ( Payable to the Putnam larger organization in- County Fair) at Millennium Tanning, P h o t o b y : volved in human Jackson Plaza Shopping Center. T r i n a A l l i s o n smuggling that they Contestants must be a resident of Photography Putnam County and attend school or be are looking to identify home schooled in Putnam County. and dismantle, a U.S. 2016 Fairest of the Fair immigration official Carly Stout said. Sponsored by the 91st Annual Putnam County Agricultural & Industrial Fair Directors Some of the 29 iden- Kim Milligan: 931-265-2009 tified survivors have Gina Hooper: 931-260-1678 told authorities they hired smugglers who e F a i r brought them across t h the U.S. border, loaded o f s t some of them onto i r e trucks that took them F a to the tractor-trailer, 0 1 7 and marked them with 2 different colored tape to identify them to var- ious smugglers. Herald-Citizen

Wednesday, July 26, 2017 LIVING 8 ►DEAR ABBY ►WHERE WE ARE Irresponsible Sturgeons, boyfriend earns nothing but butterflies, skittles woman’s anger and potties EAR ABBY: My ere’s Cookeville and here’s boyfriend cheated on Chattanooga where the me the whole time I was aquarium is,” I said, point- pregnant last year. He ing to a map to show Lucy livedD in Florida, and I lived in as“H she, Husband, and I travelled in our Missouri. He didn’t make it van. “Remember what we’ll see there?” back for our son’s birth like he Lucy, age 6, cocked her head. “Lemur. promised. Fish.” Together, we had looked at the Now that he’s back, he stays Runners gather at Dogwood Park to participate in a previous After Tennessee Aquarium website. “Jellyfish. out all night. He won’t get a job Dark Race for the Park. This year’s 10th annual race is Aug. 11 at Otters! And Pop will buy me candy!” My to help support our family. He 8:08 p.m. Grand opened her eyes and mouth wide. lies in bed all day, gets so “When can I have Skittles?” Lucy asked. drunk he can’t drive and does- “After you eat a good n’t help out around the house, Race for the Park Aug. 11 lunch,” Husband said. either. It’s obvious that I “Ah. When’s lunch? should let him go. I’m 11 years Runners again quired. Those wish- committee for the ex- Where’ll we eat?” older than he is, have an opportunity ing to support the pansion of Dogwood “The aquarium has two and he obvi- to race under the race without running Park. It was intended buildings. We’ll walk ously isn’t stars to benefit Dog- may do so for $25. to be a way the com- through one, then eat ready to grow wood Park. Registration may munity could become lunch at a restaurant,” I up, even though The 10th annual be completed online involved in the park’s Susan explained. he’s 30. After Dark Race for (for a $3 fee) on the growth and develop- Ray “So after lunch, Pop I love him, the Park is scheduled Cookeville Leisure ment while also pro- will buy me Skittles?” but I’m tired of for Aug. 11. Proceeds Services website, moting health Husband nodded. Abigail being treated go toward events and www.cookeville- through regular exer- Before exploring the Ocean Journey this way. How improvements at the tn.gov/ls. (Look for cise. exhibits, I suggested a bathroom stop. Van Buren can I get over popular downtown the link to sign up.) The race features “Do they have flush potties?” Lucy this? — CAN’T oasis. Participants should luminaries along his- asked. She meant automatic flush toilets, LET GO IN KANSAS CITY The 8K run for ages register by July 30 to toric Dixie Avenue, as which frighten her and many young chil- DEAR CAN’T LET GO: You 13 and up begins at ensure they receive a well as chip timing, dren. Upon seeing an automatic flush say you are tired of being 8:08 p.m. at Dogwood race shirt. immediate results potty, Lucy decided to only wash her treated that way? Congratula- Park, 30 E. Broad St. The After Dark feedback, download- hands. tions on your burst of clarity. Early registration is Race for the Park able race results, Lucy bounced through the aquarium. It has finally dawned on you $30 or $35 after July idea was conceived traffic control by po- Lemurs crouched high on tree branches. that you have been enabling a 30. A one-mile Kids by former city coun- lice officers, and Sea rays glided through water inside a lazy, ungrateful, irresponsible Fun Run for ages 4-12 cilman and current water stations. For petting tank. Lucy watched as I put my freeloader who has no respect takes place before- State Rep. Ryan more information, fingers under water. “Hold your fingers for you or his child. hand at 7:30 p.m. Par- Williams and wife call Cookeville straight. The sea ray feels smooth and This isn’t “love.” You should ticipation is free, but Abby, who served on Leisure Services at cool,” I said. have realized you would be registration is re- the master planning 931-520-4386. Lucy shook her head, “No thanks. Is it raising two children when he time for lunch?” didn’t care enough to show up In the butterfly room, hundreds of for the birth of the baby. Do butterflies live in a perfect ecosystem. what you know you must: Kick Lucy slowly turned her head, seeming to him out and move on. Alzheimer’s caregiver study her surroundings. Seeing a butter- DEAR ABBY: Last year was fly land on a boy’s hand, she moved be- my son’s first year in kinder- side a bush where butterflies fluttered. garten. A child who was aller- She stretched her arm, holding her hand gic to peanuts and soy, among workshop Oct. 17 under leaves. other things, was in his class. Still and silent, she waited until a tiger Therefore, as a working mom, Caregivers for those with Gentry is a fellow of the Amer- butterfly lit. “Lucy, look toward me. I’ll quick-fix peanut butter sand- Alzheimer’s disease and related ican Academy of Physicians, and take your picture,” I whispered. She wiches were out of the ques- dementias often feel over- is board certified in two special- lifted her eyes, didn’t move or smile. The tion. The school is very whelmed and alone. Alzheimer’s ties: family medicine and hospice butterfly stayed on her hand several cautious. They actually had a Tennessee’s upcoming Caring and palliative care. His medical minutes while she stood statue still. It separate table in the cafeteria and Coping Workshop offers sup- background began with his early flew and she said, “What’s next?” for children with allergies. port and strategies for family fascination with first aid in Lucy led us past huge tanks of ocean What started to bother me and professional caregivers. scouting and working as an EMT life. She briefly watched scuba divers was the fact that because one The workshop will be held in Detroit during four of his un- feeding sharks and was mesmerized by child had allergies, treats for Tuesday, Oct. 17, from 9 a.m. to 3 dergraduate years. penguins diving into water and swim- the other 20 kids were prohib- p.m. at Trinity Assembly in Al- Ferran received undergradu- ming. ited — birthday cakes, candies, good. Registration is at 8:30 a.m. A ate degrees in criminal justice As we walked to the restaurant, Lucy cookies, anything with eggs, pre-conference session for nurs- and sociology from Tennessee asked two questions. “Do they have flush etc. This has continued into ing students begins at 7:30 a.m. Tech and her law degree from potties? After lunch, I get Skittles, Boy Scouts. Again, all the chil- Registration for that is at 7 a.m. Memphis State. right?” dren have to go without be- The purpose of Alzheimer’s For the past 34 years, she has Before eating the Skittles Husband cause of this one child. Tennessee’s Caring and Coping been the executive director of poured into her hand, Lucy grouped What is appropriate? Must series is to educate professional Aging Services for the Upper them by color. Again, she refused a bath- all 20 kids accommodate one so and family caregivers on Cumberlands. Aging Services room stop. he doesn’t feel left out, or does Alzheimer’s disease and give provides free legal assistance in In the River Journey exhibits, huge his mom start teaching her practical information concerning specified areas of law to people sturgeons circled a petting pool. Lucy child that he has allergies and dementia care. After completing 60 and older, and the District held two fingers underwater. For fifteen there are foods he can’t have? the training, the participant Long Term CareOmbudsman minutes, she stroked every sturgeon that They aren’t going to make a should have a better understand- Program, an advocacy program came close. college dorm free of peanut ing of the disease, its process and for persons residing in long term Husband doled out Skittles all after- butter. Shouldn’t he start to available treatments; practical care facilities. noon and I convinced Lucy I could hold understand that now, or must tips for caring for the individual Cost for the program is $20 for my hand over the motion sensor on a everyone adapt to his strict with dementia; Legal issues as students, $25 for family care potty. Unfortunately, the toilet flushed diet to make him comfortable? they relate to caring for someone partners (scholarships are avail- before she got out of the bathroom stall. I want to be able to make gin- with dementia. able) and $45 for professional At Lucy’s home, I handed Daughter a gerbread houses during the Featured speakers are Cheryl care partners. The professional list of twenty-one animals Lucy had dic- holiday season and have Blancher, a dementia care con- fee includes CEUs (pending) for tated that she saw and she said otters eggnog with the kids. I under- sultant; Dr. Chet Gentry, a family administrators of residential were her favorite. “And Gran, where’s stand I should be grateful my physician; and Marie Ferran, a homes for the aged, assisted liv- the rest of my Skittles?” Lucy asked. I child doesn’t suffer from these title III attorney. ing facility administrators, social gave them to Daughter. “And guess allergies, but what are the Blanchard is a licensed social workers, and nurses. The pro- what, Mom? I’m not afraid of flush pot- boundaries? — JUST NEED worker, certified professional life gram fees includes all handouts ties anymore.” TO KNOW IN CONNECTI- coach, dementia care consultant and lunch. High fives all around for a fun aquar- CUT and speaker in Knoxville. She For more information, contact ium trip. For otters. Sturgeons. Butter- DEAR JUST: This precau- has developed a dementia care Amanda Barlow, Cumberlands flies. Skittles. 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Nation in Brief McCain delivers scolding message Ailing maverick GOP’s secretive process publicans who don’t toe Police: Teen father in working on repealing the line, McCain urged decries tribal Obamacare. He issued a senators to stand up for left newborn in plea for Democrats and their own constitutional politics afflicting Republicans to work to- status. parking lot the nation gether. “Whether or not we Obama and the De- are of the same party, we SUISUN CITY, Calif. WASHINGTON (AP) — mocrats shouldn’t have are not the president’s (AP) — A newborn was The maverick stood with pushed the Affordable subordinates,” he said. in critical but stable his party on Tuesday, Care Act through on “We are his equal!” condition Tuesday casting a crucial vote in party-line votes when People with health after his teenage fa- the Republican drive to they controlled Washing- care problems had spec- ther abandoned him in repeal “Obamacare.” But ton back in 2010, McCain ulated on social media a Northern California then, like an angry said, “and we shouldn’t how McCain would vote, strip-mall parking lot, prophet, Sen. John Mc- do the same with ours. and his decision disap- police said. Cain condemned the Why don’t we try the old pointed many. Address- The father, Daniel tribal politics besetting way of legislating in the ing concerns that tens of Mitchell, 18, drove into the nation. Senate?” millions will lose cover- the lot in Suisun City Confronting an aggres- That would involve age if the Republican bill on Monday, removed a sive brain cancer, the 80- committee hearings and becomes law, McCain car seat holding the 16- year-old Arizonan served testimony from experts said the process is far day-old boy, put it on notice he would not vote and interested parties, from over. the ground and left, for the GOP legislation an incremental process “I voted for the motion police said after view- as it stands now. Mc- that could take months. to proceed to allow de- ing surveillance video Cain’s impassioned He blasted the path bate to continue,” he and interviewing wit- speech held the rapt at- taken by Republican said. “I will not vote for nesses. tention of his colleagues leaders “coming up with this bill as it is today. It’s Two employees from in the Senate chamber. a proposal behind closed a shell of a bill right a barber shop noticed “Stop listening to the doors in consultation now.” the child car seat sit- bombastic loudmouths The Associated Press with the administration, Arizona is one of 31 ting unattended, and on the radio, television Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz. arrives on Capitol Hill then springing it on states that expanded on closer inspection and the internet,” he in- in Washington, Tuesday. skeptical members, try- Medicaid under Presi- they found a baby in it toned. “To hell with ing to convince them dent Barack Obama’s and called police. them! They don’t want lawmaker. “Aye,” he McCain then spoke his that it was better than health care law, and Re- anything done for the said, thumbs up with mind. His face was pale, nothing. publican Gov. Doug public good. Our inca- both hands, for the GOP cheek bruised, a red scar “I don’t think that’s Ducey is worried about Chincoteague pacity is their liveli- vote to move ahead on and stitches above his going to work in the end, tens of thousands losing pony swim set for hood.” debate. left eye where doctors and it probably should- their health insurance. A few minutes earlier, After he voted, McCain had removed a blood n’t,” he said. That has to be addressed, Wednesday McCain dramatically en- stood at his seat and ac- clot. But his voice was Debates in the Senate said McCain. tered the chamber for cepted hugs and hand- strong. He offered a bit have become “more par- The Arizona senator CHINCOTEAGUE, the pivotal vote, his first shakes from senators in of self-deprecation, say- tisan, more tribal, more has emerged as one of Va. (AP) — The 92 an- since surgery and his both parties, drawing ing he was “looking a lit- of the time than at any Trump’s most outspoken nual Chincoteague cancer diagnosis in Ari- laughter from the specta- tle worse for wear.” time I can remember,” GOP critics. During the pony penning is set for zona. Unified for once, tors’ gallery when he He bemoaned the lack he lamented. presidential campaign Wednesday. Republicans and Democ- and Vermont Sen. Bernie of legislative accom- With President Donald Trump had mocked Mc- Organizers say the rats applauded and Sanders exchanged an plishments in the cur- Trump threatening elec- Cain for his capture by wild ponies of As- whooped for the six-term awkward embrace. rent Congress and the toral retribution for Re- the Vietnamese. sateague Island will swim across to Chin- coteague sometime be- tween 6 a.m. and 8 a.m. Russian diplomat: new U.S. sanctions won’t help to mend ties The event draws thousands of tourists MOSCOW (AP) — A senior tries, pushing them into “un- States which reached a post- and the much-anticipated first each year and was me- Russian diplomat said Wednes- chartered territory.” Cold War low under President meeting between Trump and morialized in Mar- day a new package of U.S. Russian officials welcomed Barack Obama. Russian President Vladimir guerite Henry’s novel sanctions against Russia Donald Trump’s presidential But six months into Trump’s Putin early this month did not “Misty of Chin- harms chances for improving win last year, hoping to mend presidency ties between the seem to produce any tangible coteague.” the ties between the two coun- relations with the United two countries remain tense, results. Herald-Citizen

Wednesday, July 26, 2017 SPORTS B OVC coaches see parity Ready to Play growing in Competition level steps up in Monterey practices By BEN CRAVEN 2017 football HERALD-CITIZEN Sports Staff

As Monterey High School football campaign moves into the final stages of its offseason, one thing is clear — the kids want to play. By NOAH MCKAY “We’ve had a good offseason so Special for the HERALD-CITIZEN far,” head coach Scott Hughes said. “Our numbers were very good NASHVILLE - One thing is clear after throughout the spring and summer, talking with the coaches at the Ohio and it’s really a positive when you Valley Conference’s football Media Day know the young men you can count on Monday; the conference is quickly on. They’re here everyday, and becoming one of the most competitive even when they’re not, it’s a phone in the Football Championship Subdivi- call, a text, or they tell you the day sion. before. We never had to wonder Over the past three years the OVC has where anyone was, and accounta- been split in two different levels; the bility is huge.” Jacksonville State University Game- Steady attendance and dedication cocks and everybody else. JSU has not is a necessity for MHS. Being a lost a game in the conference in three Class A school, they don’t have the years, but many of the conference’s numbers that bigger schools do. head coaches believe that the trend of While they do have some depth in JSU’s dominance is ending. areas like skill positions, the Wild- “There are five or six teams that can cats will have to rely heavily on win the league,” said Tennessee Tech competition within the team to fill Head Coach Marcus Satterfield. “They their starting roster. are a lucky bounce, a fumble, or an in- “We’ve got great competition jury away from doing so. Week in and right now in all areas,” Hughes week out you have to be ready to play no said. “We have enough skill players matter who the opponent is.” coming back that they’re trying to Satterfield was not alone in his as- bump one another, and the younger sessment of the conference’s competi- guys are fighting for positions on tiveness. both sides of the ball. I don’t be- “I think there is a ton of parity in the lieve we have many positions other OVC,” said Eastern Kentucky Head than one or two that are truly Coach Mark Elder. “Jacksonville State locked in. It’s a positive and a nega- has been really good, but they are not tive, but the positive is that were the only premier program in this con- seeing multiple faces make a push ference. Just about anybody can beat to play.” anybody on any given day.” The competition has made it eas- Ben Craven | Herald-Citizen The Gamecocks are the favorites to ier on Monterey’s coaching staff to win the conference once again but that get players motivated. Hughes said Monterey High School standout Tommy Wilkerson goes high for a catch has not stopped the other programs that his players have been giving during practice Tuesday in Monterey. The Wildcats open their season from taking direct aim at the top spot. tremendous amounts of effort all Aug. 18 at Mt. Pleasant. “Right now, everybody is chasing offseason, and it was apparent Jacksonville State,” said Eastern Illi- when the Wildcats participated in nois Head Coach Kim Dameron. “We are 7-on-7s at Goodpasture High trying to put ourselves in position to School. knock off the three-time OVC champi- “The positive that I saw was the ons, that’s our thought every day when competition from our guys. We did- we get up.” n’t back down, and it didn’t matter If the coaches are correct, the confer- if it was our older guys or our ence is expected to be even more com- younger guys, they were compet- petitive in 2017 in part because of the ing,” Hughes explained. Mack Mutchmore resurgence of teams who have recently “As always, there were little tries to elude a found themselves at the bottom of the things that we saw needed some tackler during standings, such as the Austin Peay State work like technique things. For us practice drills University Governors. not having as many on our roster Tuesday in Monterey. Last year, the Governors were winless as some other schools, we also have at 0-11 but they come into this year with to focus on being able to multi-task. a recruiting class that has been widely We’ve got to increase our football Ben Craven | Herald-Citizen touted as one of the best in the country. knowledge a little bit.” “After this season, I don’t want to Past that, the overall goal for the have people question if we can win rest of the offseason is steady im- dle school to high school. We’re just pletely settled in, but I know a little games,” said Austin Peay Head Coach provement. trying to be able to play fast, and bit more of what to expect as a Will Healy. “I’m extremely happy with “We have a one percent rule. In- not think about it. I always tell peo- head coach,” Hughes explained. what is going on in the inside of our crease your capacity by one percent ple if you can play fast you’ve got a “Being at a small school, I under- program, and I think our recruiting every day,” Hughes said. “That’s shot, and if you have to think about stand there’s difficulties that big class only adds to that.” something new that we’ve adopted, it, you slow down.” schools don’t face. While other teams are taking aim at you always hear guys talking about Hughes is coming into his fourth “I’ve learned how to adapt to a lot Jacksonville State, the Gamecocks are huge percents. For us, it’s about season as a head coach, and he said of things and how to be flexible looking to win the conference for a baby steps. We don’t want to jump he’s becoming more comfortable with my time. It’s hard at times, es- fourth straight year and making a off the high dive before we can with the responsibilities of the task pecially with a family, but I under- lengthy run through the FCS Playoffs. swim.” at hand. stand what goes on and what I have “It’s such a transition from mid- “I don’t want to say I’ve com- to do.” See OVC, Page B2 Monterey golfers fare well in opener with DeKalb Co.

BY SCOTT WILSON a 39 and Chris Willix shot 42. Max HERALD-CITIZEN Sports Staff Troyer rounded out the scoring for the Wildcats with a 50. Going into Tuesday’s golf match “One of our boys, Layne Phipps, is with DeKalb County High School at out, so I moved Hunter Grubbs to the Cumberland Cove Golf Course in boys’ team and she did really well. Monterey, Pokey Looper wasn’t sure She shot 2-over,” Looper said. “It was what to expect. MHS golfers didn’t a great experience for her, hitting off even know they would be playing the (boys’) tees. Now, when she gets Tuesday until practically the last back to hitting from the girls’ tees, it minute and, by the way, DCHS is one will have been a benefit.” of the better boys’ programs in the Isaac Walker led DeKalb County region. with a tournament low of 3-under 33, So, when Looper found out Mon- to win medalist honors. Marshall terey finished the boys’ match in a tie Evins fired a 37, while Jadyn Young (157-157), but won the girls’ match by had 41. Ethan Jennings shot 46, while default, he was pretty pleased with Lance Davis had a 50 and Sammy the effort. Claiborne shot a 54. “I was very happy with the way we “Cade has improved his game a lot played for the first match of the and Matthew is really coming on,” year,” Looper said. “Truthfully, I was Looper said. expecting us (boys) to lose by 10 or 12 Monterey won the girls’ match be- strokes, but the kids did better than I cause DeKalb County has only one thought they would. DeKalb County girl on the team.Alex Garcia led MHS is one of the toughest teams we will with a 53, while Katelyn Hix shot 55. play all year.” DeKalb County’s Anna Chew fired a Scott Wilson | Herald-Citizen Hunter Grubbs, playing on the 39 to take medalist honors. Monterey High School’s Cade Painter chips onto the green on the sixth hole boys’ team to fill out the roster, and Monterey will be back on the Tuesday during the Wildcats’ golf match with DeKalb County at the Cum- Cade Painter, led Monterey in the course Aug. 1 when MHS will play berland Cove Golf Course. Painter and the Wildcats will be back in action match with identical 2-over-par 38s host to Upperman High School. The on Aug. 1 when they host Upperman High School. over nine holes. Matthew Harris shot first tee shot is set for 3:30 p.m. B2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, July 26, 2017 SPORTS Suzuki’s 2 HRs help Braves’ Foltynewicz win again

By BOB BAUM teammates Freddie Freeman Associated Press or Matt Adams, though. “When I run into some, it PHOENIX — Mike feels good because I don’t hit Foltynewicz began the season many,” he said. “It definitely as Atlanta’s No. 5 starter. He feels like I’m floating around sure looks like No. 1 now. the bases.” The 25-year-old right-han- Taijuan Walker held At- der went six strong innings to lanta hitless through three win again, Kurt Suzuki home- innings before the Braves got red twice and the Braves beat an unearned run in the the Arizona Diamondbacks 8- fourth. Walker, who missed 3 on Tuesday night. his previous outing for the Suzuki, just back from be- birth of his first child, lim- reavement leave for the death ited the Braves to two runs, of his grandfather, hit a two- one earned, in six innings run homer off reliever J.J. and left in a 2-2 tie. Hoover (1-1) to break a 2-2 tie Walker also hit his first ca- and a throwing error by Ari- reer home run, on an 0-2 zona catcher Chris Iannetta pitch no less. allowed two more to score in “First time ever,” he said. a four-run seventh. “It was awesome.” Suzuki and Johan Camargo Second baseman Brandon hit consecutive homers off Drury’s throwing error on a Andrew Chafin in the eighth. fielder’s choice attempt left Matt Kemp also homered and runners at first and second tripled for Atlanta. with one out and Nick Ross D. Franklin | AP Foltynewicz (9-5) gave up Markakis walked to load the two runs and five hits, strik- bases. Arizona Diamondbacks’ Chris Owings (16) beats Atlanta Braves’ Nick Markakis, right, to ing out nine, to improve to 6-0 Drury’s diving stop on Matt second base for a force out during the fourth inning of a game Tuesday in Phoenix. in his last nine starts. Adams’ grounder for a force “I kind of feel like the kid’s at second allowed the Braves’ Kemp put Atlanta back on “We made a little bit of Foltynewicz’s last nine starts. starting to believe in him- first run to score, but proba- top 2-1 with an opposite field, noise. It looked like we were He hasn’t lost a game since self,” Atlanta manager Brian bly saved another. two-out home run in the going to break the game May 27 at San Francisco. Snitker said. “He’s trusting Walker turned on sixth, but Arizona squared it open,” Arizona manager Snitker showed what he his stuff and he’s pitching Foltynewicz’s 0-2 pitch and at 2-2 when Chris Owings, Torey Lovullo said, “but their thinks of the 25-year-old in with a lot of confidence right sent it deep into the left-field hitless in his previous 23 at- starter Foltynewicz stood in the sixth inning. now.” seats leading off the fifth to bats, doubled into the left his stuff and got through the Arizona had tied the game Suzuki has six home runs tie at 1. At 455 feet, it was the field corner to bring home inning and gave his team a earlier in the inning 2-2 and in an eight-game hitting second-longest home run hit J.D. Martinez, who had boost.” Foltynewicz survived an 11- streak. He wasn’t ready to by a pitcher this season. Col- opened the inning with an in- Manager’s Trust pitch at bat to strike out Ketel compare himself to slugging orado’s Jon Gray hit one 467. field single. The Braves have won all of Marte for the second out.

SCOREBOARD I Arizona 57 43 .570 12 20. Francesco Molinari ITA 3.92 On the Television Colorado 58 44 .569 12 21. Charl Schwartzel SAF 3.80 San Diego 43 57 .430 26 22. Louis Oosthuizen SAF 3.61 San Francisco trades Wednesday, July 26 San Francisco 38 63 .376 31½ 23. Tyrrell Hatton ENG 3.58 HORSE RACING Monday's Games 24. Kevin Kisner USA 3.56 3 p.m. Chicago White Sox 3, Chicago Cubs 1 25. Phil Mickelson USA 3.50 FS2 — Saratoga Live, at Saratoga Houston 13, Philadelphia 4 26. Patrick Reed USA 3.48 Springs, N.Y. Cleveland 6, Cincinnati 2 27. Brian Harman USA 3.47 MLB BASEBALL St. Louis 8, Colorado 2 28. Marc Leishman AUS 3.46 Nunez to Red Sox for 12 p.m. Arizona 10, Atlanta 2 29. Jason Dufner USA 3.38 MLB — Regional coverage, Cincinnati at L.A. Dodgers 6, Minnesota 4 30. Branden Grace SAF 3.37 N.Y. Yankees OR Baltimore at Tampa N.Y. Mets 5, San Diego 3 31. Bernd Wiesberger AUT 3.32 Bay (noon) Pittsburgh 10, San Francisco 3 32. Kevin Chappell USA 3.32 3 p.m. Tuesday's Games 33. Thomas Pieters BEL 3.21 MLB — Regional coverage, Boston at Chicago Cubs 7, Chicago White Sox 2 34. Siwoo Kim KOR 3.16 Houston 5, Philadelphia 0 35. Brandt Snedeker USA 3.15 minor league pitchers Seattle (joined in progress) OR Atlanta at Arizona Milwaukee 8, Washington 0 36. Wesley Bryan USA 2.98 7 p.m. N.Y. Yankees 4, Cincinnati 2 37. Jimmy Walker USA 2.97 By MICHAEL WAGAMAN the postseason so I’m happy for ESPN — Chicago Cubs at Chicago St. Louis 3, Colorado 2 38. Charley Hoffman USA 2.97 White Sox Atlanta 8, Arizona 3 39. Bill Haas USA 2.96 Associated Press him. He’ll help that ballclub.” 10 p.m. N.Y. Mets 6, San Diego 5 40. Matthew Fitzpatrick ENG 2.84 MLB — Regional coverage, Minnesota at Wednesday's Games 41. Ross Fisher ENG 2.78 Nunez did not rule out the possi- L.A. Dodgers OR N.Y. Mets at San Cincinnati (Bailey 2-4) at N.Y. Yankees 42. Pat Perez USA 2.77 SAN FRANCISCO — Infielder bility of re-signing with San Fran- Diego (games joined in progress) (Severino 6-4), 1:05 p.m. 43. Danny Willett ENG 2.75 SOCCER Atlanta (Blair 0-0) at Arizona (Corbin 7- 44. Billy Horschel USA 2.71 Eduardo Nunez was traded from cisco in the offseason when he’s 6:30 p.m. 9), 3:40 p.m. 45. Ryan Moore USA 2.70 the San Francisco Giants to the scheduled to become a free agent. ESPN2 — International Champions Cup, Pittsburgh (Williams 4-4) at San Fran- FC Barcelona vs. Manchester United, cisco (Samardzija 4-11), 3:45 p.m. I NASCAR Boston Red Sox on Tuesday night For now, Nunez said he’s intent on at Landover, Md. Houston (Fiers 7-4) at Philadelphia (Nola 7-6), 7:05 p.m. for minor league right-handers helping the Red Sox maintain their 8 p.m. XFINITY Schedule ESPNEWS — International Champions Milwaukee (Nelson 8-5) at Washington Shaun Anderson and Gregory San- lead in the AL East. (Gonzalez 8-5), 7:05 p.m. Cup, Paris Saint-Germain vs. Juven- By The Associated Press tos. tus, at Miami Miami (Urena 8-4) at Texas (Darvish 6- Feb. 25 — PowerShares QQQ 300 “I never listened really the last 8:30 p.m. 8), 8:05 p.m. (Ryan Reed) The deal was finalized during two weeks where I was going,” ESPN2 — International Champions Cup, Chicago Cubs (Arrieta 9-7) at Chicago March 4 — Rinnai 250 (Kyle Busch) Paris Saint-Germain vs. Juventus, at White Sox (Shields 2-2), 8:10 p.m. March 11 — Boyd Gaming 300 (Joey San Francisco’s 11-3 win over Pitts- Nunez said. Miami Colorado (Hoffman 6-2) at St. Louis Logano) burgh and announced after the “I just focused on playing. I don’t 8:30 p.m. (Martinez 6-8), 8:15 p.m. March 18 — DC Solar 200 (Justin All- FS1 — CONCACAF Gold Cup, final, Minnesota (Santana 11-7) at L.A. gaier) game. read that much Twitter and those Costa Rica-United States winner vs. Dodgers (Stewart 0-0), 10:10 p.m. March 25 — Service King 300 (Kyle Lar- “It’s exciting,” Nunez said while things. I am focused on who’s Jamaica-Mexico winner, at Santa N.Y. Mets (Matz 2-3) at San Diego (TBD), son) Clara, Calif. 10:10 p.m. April 8 — My Bariatric Solutions 300 (Erik standing outside of manager Bruce pitching tonight, who’s pitching 10:30 p.m. Jones) Bochy’s office. “You’re going to go ESPN — International Champions Cup, American League April 22 — Fitzgerald Glider Kits 300 the next day.” Manchester City vs. Real Madrid, at East Division (Erik Jones) (play) for a championship. That’s Boston general manager Dave Los Angeles WLPct GB April 29 — ToyotaCare 250 (Kyle Larson) why we’re here. That’s the focus Dombrowski said Nunez wouldn’t SWIMMING Boston 55 47 .539 — May 6 — Sparks Energy 300 (Aric 10:30 a.m. New York 52 46 .531 1 Almirola) right now.” report to the Red Sox until Friday. NBCSN — FINA World Aquatics Cham- Tampa Bay 52 49 .515 2½ May 27 — Hisense 4k TV 300 (Ryan pionships, semifinals and finals, at Bu- Baltimore 48 52 .480 6 Blaney) Nunez started at third base, hit a “He’s versatile for us, gives us dapest, Hungary Toronto 46 54 .460 8 June 3 — OneMain Financial 200 (Kyle two-run double and scored twice another bat that we feel can help Central Division Larson) Thursday, July 27 W L Pct GB June 10 — Pocono Green 250 (Brad Ke- before he was removed for a pinch us, which we do need at this time,” Cleveland 53 45 .541 — selowski) CFL FOOTBALL June 17 — Irish Hills 250 (Denny Ham- hitter in the fifth inning. Dombrowski said. 7:30 p.m. Kansas City 52 47 .525 1½ Minnesota 49 50 .495 4½ lin) The infielder, who was hit by a “I think he’ll play a lot for us. ESPN2 — Montreal at Winnipeg June 24 — American Ethanol E15 250 GOLF Detroit 45 54 .455 8½ pitch on the left elbow earlier in He’s a good major league player.” Chicago 39 58 .402 13½ (William Byron) 4 a.m. July 1 — Subway Firecracker 250 GOLF — European PGA Tour, Porsche West Division the game, was shown on television The move could clear the way for W L Pct GB (William Byron) European Open, first round, at Ham- July 8 — Alsco 300 (Kyle Busch) shaking hands with teammates in the Giants to recall Pablo Sandoval burg, Germany Houston 67 33 .670 — Seattle 51 51 .500 17 July 15 — New Hampshire 200 (Kyle 6 a.m. Busch) the Giants’ clubhouse. from the minors, although Bochy GOLF — Senior British Open Champi- Texas 49 51 .490 18 Los Angeles 49 52 .485 18½ July 22 — Lilly Diabetes 250 (William The 30-year-old hit .308 in 76 said that’s not likely to happen. onship, first round, at Bridgend, Wales Byron) 8:30 a.m. Oakland 44 56 .440 23 games with San Francisco this sea- The 2012 World Series MVP with Monday's Games July 29 — US Cellular 250, Newton, Iowa GOLF — LPGA Tour, Aberdeen Asset Aug. 5 — Zippo 200 at The Glen, son and has reached base safely in the Giants, Sandoval signed a Managment Ladies Scottish Open, first Chicago White Sox 3, Chicago Cubs 1 Houston 13, Philadelphia 4 Watkins Glen, N.Y. round, at North Ayrshire, Scotland Aug. 12 — Mid-Ohio 200, Lexington, 40 of his last 42 games. minor league contract with San 2 p.m. Toronto 4, Oakland 2 Baltimore 5, Tampa Bay 0 Ohio “A right-handed bat, a proven Francisco last weekend after he GOLF — PGA Tour, RBC Canadian Aug. 18 — Food City 300, Bristol, Tenn. Open, first round, at Oakville, Ontario Cleveland 6, Cincinnati 2 Kansas City 5, Detroit 3, 12 innings Aug. 27 — Johnsonville 180, Elkhart guy, hitting for a high average, he was released by Boston, which 3 p.m. Lake, Wis. FS1 — USGA, U.S. Girls' Junior Cham- Miami 4, Texas 0 can play multiple positions,” Red signed him to a $95 million, five- L.A. Dodgers 6, Minnesota 4 Sept. 2 — Sport Clips VFW 200, Darling- pionship, round of 16, at Augusta, Mo. ton, S.C. Sox manager John Farrell said year deal after the 2014 season. HORSE RACING Seattle 4, Boston 0 Tuesday's Games Sept. 8 — Virginia529 College Savings 3 p.m. 250, Richmond, Va. from Seattle, where Boston lost 6-5 He hit just .237 with 14 homers FS2 — Saratoga Live, at Saratoga Chicago Cubs 7, Chicago White Sox 2 Houston 5, Philadelphia 0 Sept. 16 — Chicagoland 300, Joliet, Ill. in 13 innings. and 59 RBIs during 2½ injury-deci- Springs, N.Y. Sept. 23 — VisitMyrtleBeach.com 300, MLB BASEBALL N.Y. Yankees 4, Cincinnati 2 “We’ll work him in.” mated seasons with the Red Sox. Toronto 4, Oakland 1 Sparta, Ky. 11 a.m. Sept. 30 — Drive Sober 200, Dover, Del. MLB — Regional coverage, Milwaukee Kansas City 3, Detroit 1 Nunez drove in 31 runs and had a Sandoval has played for Class A Cleveland 11, L.A. Angels 7, 11 innings Oct. 6 — Drive for the Cure 300, Con- at Washington OR Oakland at Toronto cord, N.C. team-high 17 stolen bases despite San Jose and Triple-A Sacramento (12:30 p.m.) Tampa Bay 5, Baltimore 4 Texas 10, Miami 4 Oct. 21 — Kansas Lottery 300, Kansas 6 p.m. City, Kan. being slowed by a hamstring injury since rejoining the Giants organi- MLB — Regional coverage, Tampa Bay L.A. Dodgers 6, Minnesota 2 Wednesday's Games Nov. 4 — O'Reilly Auto Parts 300, Fort this month. zation. at N.Y. Yankees OR Arizona at St. Worth, Texas Louis Baltimore (Jimenez 4-6) at Tampa Bay “He’s very talented and that’s “We’re not going to bring Pablo (Cobb 8-6), 12:10 p.m. Nov. 11 — Ticket Galaxy 200, Avondale, 9 p.m. Ariz. why a lot of clubs wanted him,” here until we think he’s ready,” MLB — Regional coverage, N.Y. Mets at Cincinnati (Bailey 2-4) at N.Y. Yankees (Severino 6-4), 1:05 p.m. Nov. 18 — Ford EcoBoost 300, Home- San Diego OR Chicago Cubs at stead, Fla. Bochy said. Bochy said. Chicago White Sox (games joined in Boston (Sale 12-4) at Seattle (Moore 1- 2), 3:40 p.m. “He can run, he’s a good hitter, Giants pitchers Jeff Samardzija progress) I SOCCER Houston (Fiers 7-4) at Philadelphia (Nola Transactions he can play anywhere. I’m going to and Johnny Cueto could also be 9 p.m. 7-6), 7:05 p.m. ESPN — Women, Tournament of Na- Oakland (Blackburn 1-1) at Toronto Tuesday, July 25 miss him because this guy was ex- dealt before Monday’s trade dead- tions, United States vs. Australia, at (Estrada 4-7), 7:07 p.m. By The Associated Press citing. He’s got a chance to get to line. Seattle Kansas City (Kennedy 3-6) at Detroit BASEBALL SWIMMING (Sanchez 2-0), 7:10 p.m. American League 10:30 a.m. L.A. Angels (Nolasco 4-11) at Cleveland BOSTON RED SOX — Selected the NBCSN — FINA World Aquatics Cham- (Carrasco 10-4), 7:10 p.m. contract of 3B Rafael Devers from pionships, semifinals and finals, at Bu- Miami (Urena 8-4) at Texas (Darvish 6- Pawtucket (IL). dapest, Hungary 8), 8:05 p.m. CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Agreed to I Pro Golf terms with RHP Danny Farquhar on a I MLB minor league contract. OVC: DETROIT TIGERS — Optioned OF/1B Conference play National League World Golf Rankings Jim Adduci to Toledo (IL). Recalled RHP Drew VerHagen from Toledo. At A Glance By The Associated Press Through July 23 KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Designated All Times EDT RHPs Luke Farrell and Al Albur- By The Associated Press 1. Dustin Johnson USA 11.87 begins Aug. 26 with JSU querque for assignment. Recalled LHP East Division 2. Jordan Spieth USA 9.36 3. Hideki Matsuyama JPN 7.76 Brian Flynn from Omaha (PCL). WLPct GB MINNESOTA TWINS — Optioned RHP Washington 59 39 .602 — 4. Rory McIlroy NIR 7.61 5. Sergio Garcia ESP 7.02 Kyle Gibson to Rochester (IL). Re- From Page B1 On any given week, the league is Atlanta 48 51 .485 11½ turned RHP Justin Haley to Boston. New York 47 51 .480 12 6. Jason Day AUS 6.58 good enough that if you don’t play 7. Jon Rahm ESP 6.53 SEATTLE MARINERS — Traded RHPs Miami 45 53 .459 14 Jean Machi and Mark Lowe to the They know that it will not be an your A-game, you will get beat.” Philadelphia 34 64 .347 25 8. Henrik Stenson SWE 6.49 9. Alex Noren SWE 6.38 Chicago White Sox for cash. Sent SS Central Division Shawn O'Malley to Arkansas (TL) for a easy task. The parity across the conference WLPct GB 10. Brooks Koepka USA 5.77 11. Rickie Fowler USA 5.76 rehab assignment. Transferred RHP “We would love to have a bye should make the 2017 season an in- Milwaukee 54 48 .529 — Hisashi Iwakuma to the 60-day DL. Chicago 52 47 .525 ½ 12. Matt Kuchar USA 5.22 13. Justin Rose ENG 5.03 Agreed to terms with 2B Danny Es- week in the playoffs, and to get that teresting one to watch in the Ohio Pittsburgh 50 50 .500 3 pinosa on a minor league contract. St. Louis 49 51 .490 4 14. Justin Thomas USA 4.91 we have to win the conference,” Valley Conference. The season 15. Tommy Fleetwood ENG 4.79 National League Cincinnati 41 59 .410 12 ATLANTA BRAVES — Reinstated C Kurt said Gamecocks Head Coach John kicks off on Aug. 26 when Jack- West Division 16. Rafael Cabrera Bello ESP 4.66 17. Adam Scott AUS 4.63 Suzuki from the bereavement list. Re- WLPct GB called RHP Matt Wisler from Gwinnett Grass. “The parity that we have in sonville State takes on Chat- Los Angeles 69 31 .690 — 18. Paul Casey ENG 4.43 19. Daniel Berger USA 3.98 (IL). the OVC makes that a tough road. tanooga at 5 p.m. on ESPN.

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FORECLOSURE SALE cord Book 811, page 770, scription as the previous CASE NO. 2017JV43 2017 COOKEVILLE, TN 38503 NOTICE Register=s Office of Put- and last conveyances. nam County, Tennessee, IN THE MATTER OF: Signed BOBBY HAILE & Marcia Borys, Circuit and WHEREAS, David Murrell and matters shown on the The property includes all CHRISTIAN ALLIJAH BARRY HAILE CO-EX- Probate Clerk and Reta J. Murrell, Hus- plat of record in Plat Cabin- tenements, hereditament, BALTAZAR-SANTIZO ECUTORS 421 East Spring Street band and Wife, by a Ten- et G, Slide 149B. easements, appurtenances, Cookeville, TN 38501 nessee Deed of Trust dated reversions and remainders Date of Birth: March 13, Attorney for the Estate 931-528-1508 May 5, 2016 of record in This property is conveyed pertaining thereto. 2012 TESSA N. LAWSON 7/26, 8/2 Record Book 931, pages further subject to a UCEMC 410 E. SPRING ST 709-718, Register=s Office easement of record in Book The Substitute Trustee re- A Minor Child Under COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 of Putnam County, Ten- 371, page 583, Register=s serves the right to postpone Eighteen (18) Years of nessee, (the "Deed of Office of Putnam County, or set over the date of sale Age Marcia Borys, Circuit and Trust"), conveyed to Howard Tennessee. in the event the Substitute Probate Clerk B. Bilbrey, Trustee, the Trustee deems it best for In this cause it appears to 421 East Spring Street hereinafter described real The previous and last con- any reason at the time of me from a petition, which is Cookeville, TN 38501 property to secure the pay- veyance and/or Grantor=s sale to postpone or contin- sworn to, that with respect 931-528-1508 ment of certain indebted- source of equitable interest ue this sale from time to to Juan Baltazar Juan’s res- 7/26, 8/2 ness described in the Deed for the property herein- time, with such notice of idence that the ordinary pro- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Cookeville office opened in 1987 of Trust; and above described is: Being a postponement as deemed cess of law cannot be by Arnold E. Lefkovitz portion of the property con- reasonable by the Substi- served upon him at his last ESTATE OF MARIE ALL TYPES OF WHEREAS, Howard B. Bil- veyed by a Special War- tute Trustee. In the event known address. Publication WHITE, DECEASED brey (Trustee) is unable to ranty Deed from Putnam 1st the highest bidder at such be made in the Herald Cit- Notice is hereby given that BANKRUPTCIES act as Trustee under the Mercantile Bank to David sale fails to complete his izen, a newspaper pub- on 20TH day of JULY 2017 Chapter 7 • Chapter 11 • Chapter 12 • Chapter 13 Deed of Trust and Jeffrey G. Murrell and wife, Reta Jo purchase of the subject real lished in Putnam County, Letters TESTAMENTARY in More than 35 years of experience filing Jones has been appointed Murrell, recorded in Record property within the applic- Tennessee, for four consec- respect of the Estate of tens of thousands of bankruptcies. Successor Trustee by Put- Book 811, page 770 in the able time allowed, the un- utive weeks, as required by MARIE WHITE, deceased • STOP Garnishments • STOP Foreclosures nam 1st Mercantile Bank, Register=s Office of Put- dersigned Substitute Trust- law, notifying said unknown who died FEBRUARY 11TH • STOP Repossessions • STOP Debt Harassment the owner and holder of the nam County, Tennessee. ee reserves the right to resident respondent to file 2017 were issued to the un- indebtedness described in complete the sale of the an answer with petitioners’ dersigned by the Probate the Deed of Trust, by an in- Map 16, Parcel 4.18 subject real property, attorney, James Judkins, Court Putnam County, Ten- strument of record in Re- without further notice of ad- whose address is 200 South nessee. ADOPTIONS cord Book 1006, pages 119- INCLUDED IN THIS CON- vertisement, to the next 3rd Street, Smithville, Ten- DIVORCE 120, Register's Office for VEYANCE are the following highest bidder who is able nessee, 37166, within thirty All persons, resident and CHILD CUSTODY Putnam County, Tenness- mobile homes: to consummate his pur- (30) days from the last date non-resident, having claims, ee, with authority for either 1. 1987 Kent Mobile Home, chase of the property within of publication, exclusive of matured or unmatured, WILLS & PROBATE of them to act alone with the VIN 20141446 the time permitted by the said last date of publication, against the estate are re- 312-A East Broad St., Cookeville powers given the Trustee in 2. 1987 GILD VIN Substitute Trustee. This or a judgement by defaut quired to file same with the Serving Cookeville & the Entire Upper Cumberland Area the Deed of Trust; and 46X141710 sale shall further be subject may be entered in the cause Clerk of the above-named 528-5297 3. 1991 Clay VIN to any announcements set for hearing ex parte. Court on or before the earli- www.lefkovitz.com WHEREAS, default in the CLA029495TN made at the time of the sale. 7/5, 7/12, 7/19, 7/26 er of the dates prescribed in We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for relief. payment of the aforesaid in- 4. 1983 JEFF VIN © 2014 Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz NOTICE OF OPEN (1) or (2) otherwise their debtedness secured by the 121404938 This sale is subject to all MEETING claims will be forever Deed of Trust has been matters shown on any ap- Executive Committee barred: made; and PARCEL C: plicable recorded Plat or Classified Index Plan; any unpaid property Tennessee Tech Being Lot 2 of the Jackson Board of Trustees (1)(A) Four (4) months from WHEREAS, Putnam 1st taxes which exist as a lien Find It Fast In H-C Classified Passage Place #2, a plat of August 1, 2017 the date of the first publica- Mercantile Bank has de- which is of record in Plat against the property; any re- tion of this notice if the cred- Code Classification manded that the real prop- strictive covenants, ease- 535 Antiques & Collectibles Cabinet G, Slide 190A, Re- The Tennessee Tech Board itor received an actual copy erty be advertised and sold ments or setbacks lines that 720 Apartments, Duplexes Rent gister=s Office of Putnam of Trustees Executive Com- of this notice to creditors at in satisfaction of said in- may be applicable; any stat- least sixty (60) days prior to 102 Appliance/Electronic Svc. County, Tennessee, to mittee will meet in Derry- debtedness and the cost of utory rights of redemption the date that is four (4) 053 Auctions which reference is made for berry Hall, Room 210, on foreclosure, in accordance not otherwise waived in the months from the date of first a more perfect description. Tuesday, August 1, at 2:00 420 Auto, Truck Parts & Acc. with the terms and provi- Deed of Trust, including publication; or p.m. (CDT). Some mem- 104 Auto/Machine/Equip. Rental sions of the Deed of Trust. This property is conveyed rights of redemption of any 103 Automotive Svc. & Repair governmental agency, state bers may participate by tele- (B) Sixty (60) days frokm subject to all matters shown phone conference. Informa- 435 Autos & Trucks Wanted NOW, THEREFORE, no- or federal; and any prior li- the date the creditor re- on the plat of record in Plat tion regarding the meeting 425 Autos For Sale tice is hereby given that I, ens or encumbrances that ceived an actual copy of the Cabinet G, slide 190A, Re- can be found at 530 Boats, Motors & Equip. Jeffrey G. Jones, Suc- gister=s Office of Putnam may exist against the prop- notice to creditors if the https://www.tntech.edu/board/. 305 Business Opp. cessor Trustee, pursuant to County, Tennessee. erty. This sale is also sub- creditor received the copy of Contact 310 Business Opp. Wanted the power, duty and author- ject to any matter that an the notice less than sixty [email protected] 055 Car Pool ity vested in and imposed This property is further sub- accurate survey of the (60) days prior to the date for ADA accommodations 010 Card of Thanks upon me in the Deed of ject to a UCEMC easement premises would disclose. that is four (4) months from requests. 123 Carpet & Floorcovering Trust, will on the 18th day of of record in Record Book the date of first publication 210 Child/Elder Care 7/26 as described in (1)(A): or August, 2017, at 10:00 904, page 126, Register=s The property is to be sold 105 Cleaning o'clock a.m., prevailing time, Office of Putnam County, "As Is, Where Is," without NOTICE TO CREDITORS (2) Twelve (12) months from 432 Comm’l Trucks For Sale at the west door of the Put- Tennessee. representation of warranty 740 Comm’l, Indust. For Rent of any kind whatsoever, ESTATE OF DORIS LOV- the decedent's date of nam County Courthouse, 820 Comm’l, Indust. For Sale Cookeville, Putnam County, INCLUDED IN THIS CON- whether express or implied. ELL HAILE, DECEASED death. Tennessee, offer for sale to VEYANCE is a 2002 Without limiting the forego- Notice is hereby given that 108 Concrete, Masonry the highest and best bidder Clayton Mobile Home; ing, THIS PROPERTY IS on 20TH day of JULY 2017 This 20TH day of JULY 110 Construction Work for cash, and free from the Make: Clay; Model: BLA; TO BE SOLD WITHOUT Letters TESTAMENTARY in 2017 112 Electrical equity of redemption and all VIN CLM078462TN. ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY respect of the Estate of 215 Employment Opportunities rights of redemption, stat- OF MERCHANTABILITY DORIS LOVELL HAILE, de- Signed SUE FAYE WHITE 615 Farm Tools & Machinery utory or otherwise (includ- The previous and last con- OR FITNESS FOR A PAR- ceased who died MARCH EXECUTRIX 750 Farmland & Pasture Rent ing without limitation those veyance and/or Grantor=s TICULAR USE OR PUR- 13TH 2017 were issued to 835 Farms For Sale rights of redemption con- source of equitable interest POSE. the undersigned by the Pro- Attorney for the Estate 315 Financial Services tained in Tennessee Code for the property herein- bate Court Putnam County, ASHLEY WATERS 100 Finish Carpentry, Cabinets Annotated 66-8-101 et above described is: Being a INTERESTED Tennessee. P.O. BOX 806 540 Firewood, Stoves & Relate C 630 Food For Sale seq.), homestead, dower, portion of the property con- PARTIES/NOTICE: The elective share, right of every veyed by a Warranty Deed All persons, resident and 515 Garage & Yard Sales kind, which are expressly from Juanita Hartford, unre- 1. David J. Murrell and Re- non-resident, having claims, Herald-Citizen 113 Grading, Excavating, Paving waived in the Deed of Trust, married widow of Bruce ta J. Murrell, as the owners matured or unmatured, No. 1 in local news 035 Happy Ads certain real property situ- Hartford, Deceased, to Re- and mortgagors of the prop- against the estate are re- 610 Hay, Feed & Grain C a l l 5 2 6 - 9 7 1 5 ated in Putnam County, ta Jo Murrell recorded in erty. quired to file same with the to subscribe 241 Health Care Employment Tennessee, described as Record Book 842, page 95 2. LoJac Materials, Inc. Clerk of the above-named 114 Heating & Cooling follows: in the Register=s Office of 3. American Bank & Trust Court on or before the earli- 855 Home Builders Putnam County, Tenness- 4. Gregory Groth, Attorney er of the dates prescribed in 825 Homes For Sale Lying and being in the Sev- ee. 5. Progressive Savings (1) or (2) otherwise their 725 Houses For Rent enth Civil District of Putnam Bank claims will be forever 015 In Memory barred: County, Tennessee, and be- Map 16, Parcel 4.06 6. Middle Tennessee Feder- 815 Income Property ing described as follows: al Credit Union (1)(A) Four (4) months from 325 Insurance PARCEL D: 330 Investments PARCEL A: Being Lot 1 of the Jackson This 24th day of July, 2017. the date of the first publica- tion of this notice if the cred- 205 Jobs Wanted Being Lot 2 of the Jackson Passage Place #2, a plat of 001 Legals Passage Place, a plat of which is of record in Plat /s/ Jeffrey G. Jones itor received an actual copy of this notice to creditors at 605 Livestock, Poultry & Supplies which is of record in Plat Cabinet G, Slide 190A, Re- Jeffrey G. Jones 050 Lost and Found Cabinet G, Slide 149B, Re- gister=s Office of Putnam Successor Trustee least sixty (60) days prior to the date that is four (4) 840 Lots, Acreage & Resorts gister=s Office of Putnam County, Tennessee, to 1420 Neal Street, Suite 201 710 Misc. For Rent County, Tennessee, to which reference is made for Cookeville, Tennessee months from the date of first publication; or 510 Misc. For Sale which reference is made for a more perfect description. 38501 505 Misc. Wanted a more perfect description. (931)372-9123 7/26, 8/2, 8/9 (B) Sixty (60) days frokm 735 Mobile Home Spaces This property is conveyed the date the creditor re- This property is conveyed subject to all matters shown 730 Mobile Homes For Rent ceived an actual copy of the 845 Mobile Homes For Sale subject to all matters set out on the plat of record in Plat IN THE JUVENILE COURT notice to creditors if the in the deed of record in Re- Cabinet G, slide 190A, Re- 320 Money Wanted FOR DeKALB COUNTY creditor received the copy of 410 Motorcycles & ATV’s cord Book 811, page 770, gister=s Office of Putnam TENNESSEE AT the notice less than sixty Register=s Office of Put- County, Tennessee. 525 Nuts & Treats SMITHVILLE (60) days prior to the date 040 Offers For Senior Citizen nam County, Tennessee, that is four (4) months from and matters shown on the This property is further sub- 830 Open Houses LEM SAMUEL HICKEY, the date of first publication 140 Other plat of record in Plat Cabin- ject to a UCEMC easement and as described in (1)(A): or et G, Slide 149B. of record in Record Book 120 Painting, Wallpapering THELMA LOUISE HICKEY. 030 Personal Notices 904, page 126, Register=s Petitioners, (2) Twelve (12) months from 121 Pest Control This property is conveyed Office of Putnam County, the decedent's date of further subject to a UCEMC Tennessee. v. death. 545 Pets & Supplies easement of record in Book 122 Plumbing 371, page 583, Register=s The previous and last con- DESTINEE SHAE SANT- This 20TH day of JULY 745 Property Management Office of Putnam County, veyance and/or Grantor=s IZO, JUAN BALTAZAR 2 005 Public Notices Tennessee. source of equitable interest JUAN 850 Real Estate Agents for the property herein- Respondent. 810 Real Estate For Trade The previous and last con- above described is: Being a Bledsoe County Correctional Complex 805 Real Estate Wanted veyance and/or Grantor=s portion of the property con- Are you seeking stable employment in a team environment 415 Recreation Vehicles source of equitable interest veyed by a Warranty Deed with the opportunity for advancement? If so, you belong 125 Remodeling & Repair Work for the property herein- from Juanita Hartford, unre- Now Hiring here. Apply today to join our team. 715 Rooms For Rent above described is: Being a married widow of Bruce CNAs, LPN/RN 277 Sales Employment portion of the property con- Hartford, Deceased, to Re- Correctional Officer applications accepted online at 290 Schools & Instruction veyed by a Special War- ta Jo Murrell recorded in Now hiring, 4 CNA www.tn.gov/hr and onsite. 127 Sheetrock, Drywall ranty Deed from Putnam 1st Record Book 842, page 95 positions available for 025 Special Notices Mercantile Bank to David in the Register=s Office of 2p-10p and 1 LPN/RN • 12 Hour Shifts. 020 Statewide Clasifieds Murrell and wife, Reta Jo Putnam County, Tenness- position for 11a-7p. 620 Tobacco Base For Rent • Off Every Other Friday, Saturday & Sunday Murrell, recorded in Record ee. 625 Tobacco Base Wanted Book 811, page 770 in the We offer top pay and • $2277/month benefits including 401k 405 Trailers, Misc. Equipment Register=s Office of Put- Map 16, Parcel 4.19 • $600 Correctional Officer Sign-On Bonus 130 Tree Service and Related nam County, Tennessee. Retirement, Employee • Starting Salary of $2391/month with proof of an Stock Ownership, 550 Trees, Plants, Flowers The properties have not Associate or Bachelor Degree 283 Trucking Employment Map 16, Parcel 4.03 been surveyed for this con- Health, Dental, Life, 430 Trucks For Sale veyance, and the descrip- Vacation Package, Employees and eligible dependents are offered Health, Scholarship program for 727 Vacation Rentals PARCEL B: tion herein is being taken Dental, Life, Pharmacy and Vision Insurance. Paid Time Being Lot 1 of the Jackson from the previous and last nurse advancement. 520 Want To Swap Off, 401K, Retirement Plan and Tuition Assistance are a few 705 Wanted To Rent Passage Place, a plat of deeds of record. Preparer of of the other benefits available. which is of record in Plat this instrument accepts no (931) 525-6655 - Phone 135 Yard Work and Related (931) 525-3581 - Fax Cabinet G, Slide 149B, Re- responsibility and/or liability Contact Human Resources at (423)881-6180 TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL gister=s Office of Putnam for the accurate of acreage, 444 One-Eleven Place Cookeville, TN 38506 County, Tennessee, to boundaries, or other such Follow us online at: 526-9715 which reference is made for matters that would be dis- We are an equal opportunity employer www.tn.gov/correction a more perfect description. closed by an accurate sur- www.facebook.com/TNDepartmentofCorrection H erald-Citize n vey. https://twitter.com/TNTDOC1 We’ve Got It All This property is conveyed BETHESDA https://www.youtube.com/TNTDOC1 subject to all matters set out SOURCE OF DESCRIP- 1300 Neal Street Health Care Center The Department of Correction is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Cookeville, Tennessee in the deed of record in Re- TION: This is the same de-

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005 Public Notices 112 Electrical 135 Yard Work 215 Employment Opp. 215 Employment Opp. 215 Employment Opp. HANDYMAN BUSHHOGGING, GARDEN Accepting resumes for Cookeville Plumbing & Immediate Opening for Some secrets need Electrical, plumbing, car- Tilling, Front End Loader, probation officer for the Electric now hiring exp'd maintenance/repair/fix it to be shared. pentry, masonry, painting. Dirt & Gravel Work, Lawn- Sparta, TN area. Applicants service plumber. Great pay, man. Must have some 30 years exp. No project too mowing. Reasonable Rate. must work well with the pub- local work, must have clean working knowledge of SEXUAL big or small. 931-432-9105 Exp'd 931-261-7871. lic & be a team player. All background & good driving plumbing, electrical, remod- applicants are required to record. Apply in person eling, roofing repairs. Per- ASSAULT 113 have an A.S. degree in Mon-Fri 8a-4p at 1306 N manent P/T position. 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Call 931-979-4228 able, trustworthy, have ex- CONVENIENCE cheap, do landscaping & re- to set up interview. cellent communication, or- Now Hiring Labor positions Bathroom remodeling from $10-$12 based on ex- •Hardwood •Wall Repair modeling. Nobody can beat ganizational skills, positive The Herald Citizen has in- my prices. Free Estimates attitude. Must work add’l hrs perience w/potential to go to •Int/Ext •Deck Staining •Gut- Bucket Operator, Giraffe $20/hr. Call 615-829-1775. stalled an after hours drop ters Cleaned and MUCH Call (931) 265-7103 as needed including an on- box for Operator, Tree Climber call rotation and able to MORE! (931)239-5812 needed. Must have 6 mos Now Hiring Low Voltage • Circulation Dept. payments work in crawl spaces and at- Service Tech. Must travel • Classified Dept. payments MOWING NEEDS? exp at least, & valid drivers tics. Able to lift 50+ lbs, license. Call 265-1150. TN, KY area. 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Lic/Ins. drea Martin @ 931-267- 1300 Neal Street CONTROL Free Est. New Residential as use of UNIX, Linux & more. Raise to $10/hr in first Cookeville, TN 38501 yr. [email protected] 5527 or OF TENNESSEE customers 5th mowing free. MySQL. Experience in pro- leemartinlawncare@outlook. gramming required. On the PLEASE READ YOUR AD Complete Termite Service Butch Lee (931)445-4624 com job training available. Insur- Entry Level Software The Herald-Citizen makes Lic'd/Ins'd. Bonded. ance, sick/vacation benefits Tester, 2pm-8pm (P/T) Opening for F/T LEGAL every effort to assure that All work guaranteed available. Submit resume to ASSISTANT for estab- your ad is accurate. Advert- Free Estimates. ADVANCED LAWN CARE Lic'd & Ins'd; Free Est. [email protected] lished law firm in isers should read their ad- MARTY KELLY, 931-526-8550 As a Software Tester, you Charter # 4252 Res/Comm. Mowing, mulch- Cookeville, TN. Good com- vertisement the first day it will test software looking for puter & organizational skills appears and report any er- ing, trimming, Landscaping, CITY OF COOKEVILLE Spring clean-up, leaf remov- defects and/or glitches that are required. Excellent pay rors immediately. The Her- 125 Home Renovation SAFETY COORDINATOR are frequently referred to as and retirement benefits ald-Citizen is responsible for al, aerating & seeding. Seni- The Department of Human or disc. 931-260-5734 “bugs”. This is a part time available. Send resume to: only the first incorrect inser- Resources is now accept- position. Get full details BOX 3347 Cookeville, TN tion and no allowance will ing applications for Safety about the job at this link: 38502. be made for more than one Coordinator. Qualifications insertion. 140 Other include graduation from an http://www.digitaldream P/T Bilingual Front Recep- REPLACEMENT WINDOWS & accredited four-year college forge.com/careers/entry- tionist for busy Dr's office. 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A valid TN driver’s li- Must be certified, pay DOE. ish, touch up. No job too Apply in person Crossville person or send resume to big/small. 931-212-6899 cense is required and sub- Morningside Assisted Liv- 103 Auto Svc./Repair ject to call out . Interprets Ford, 2712 N. Main St, Crossville, TN. ing, 1010 E. Spring Street, and implements a wide Cookeville. J & A AUTO SERVICE 130 Tree Service range of occupational safety Handy Mart Laundry seeks Great service at discount and health rules and regula- someone who can work POLICE OFFICER prices! TOWING AVAIL- OLD TIMERS TREE SERVICE City of Algood, TN Inground Fiberglass Pools tions. Provides education nights & weekends. Must ABLE 931-260-6459 4 generations of tree care. and training of City person- Specialize in dangerous tree Life time Guar. Fast install, be flexible. Fold clothes, nel on safe work place prac- ironing req'd. Application on The City of Algood is seek- removal.Grind stumps. all shapes & sizes. Call ing applicants for a Police 105 (931)349-4219 tices and procedures. Per- site. Call (931)261-0273. Cleaning Lic/Ins. T. Bowman 537- forms workplace safety in- Officer. Duties and respons- 2466;260-5655 TOM'S CARPET spections and orientations; HIRING WEEKLY ibilities include patrolling M & M TREE SERVICE conducts interdepartmental •Temps to Hire for Local within Algood City limits by CLEANING safety meetings; Ensures Factory. vehicle and/or foot and en- #1 Cleaning Specialist Trim, top & remove trees. Also stump removal. required safety programs •Quality Control Inspectors. forcing laws and ordin- Call (931)349-2288 Free Est. Lic/Ins are in place. Investigates Call DP Personnel ances to ensure the safety Call 432-4382 or 260-6304 and prepares accident/incid- (931) 372-8882 of the public. He/she must XTREME PRESSURE 257 S. Willow Ave, Ckvl WASH ent/injury reports; coordin- be able to operate and EVERGREEN TREE ser- ates drug and alcohol tests. Commercial - Residential vice We top, trim, prune & vinyl, gutters, decks, con- Annual pay range $45,697 - remove trees. Jeff Burchett $68,536 DOE. Applications crete, etc. Licensed & Ins‚d. & Shawn Roberson. Satis- GANTT'S AUTO TRIM Free Est. /resumes must be received faction guaranteed Fully Ins'd & UPHOLSTERY Gary Flatt, 931-261-5542 by 4:30 pm Friday, August (931)319-1199, 261-8870 Complete Auto/Boat Interiors 4, 2017. Send to: City of Owner Wayne Gantt Cookeville, HR Department, ARBOR MEDICS Tree 931-372-7606 108 Concrete,Masonry Specialist: Owner: Scott PO Box 998, Cookeville, TN Winningham. ISA Certified 38503-0998 or email BELLIS' CONCRETE Arborist. #SO-5152-AT [email protected] Complete Concrete Work 537-6829 / 261-1967 210 Child/Elder Care EOE From grade work to slab I keep children in my home Serving Cookeville Area Concrete Laborers & Con- Since 1997 135 Yard Work day or night, on breaks from school & during the sum- crete Finishers needed. Licensed, insured. Drug Not scared to get dirty, free workplace. RHETT BUTLER's mer. I have references & ready to work. (931)284-8663 858-6240 / 528-6240 LAWN CARE reasonable prices. 432- Mowing, Landscaping, 4203 or 881-4382. Linda. COOKEVILLE CONCRETE Mulching, Driveways, slabs, all types Yard Maintenance IWC is accepting applications for the I WOULD LIKE TO SIT of stamped concrete, all Call local cell 544-3303 positions listed below, based from IWC’s types of metal bldgs. 20% with the elderly disc to all Sr Citizens. LAWN MOWING: Light Call Mary @ (931)319-3538 Cookeville location. Interested candidates Winter time special. 40 yrs hauling, odd jobs, remove may apply at IWC’s Warehouse: 535 Dry Valley Road, across from Algood exp. Lic/Ins. (931) 284-8663 old barns/bldings, garage cleaning. 432-0863, 510-4040 I WOULD like to house Elementary School or online at www.goiwc.com/careers. clean or sit with elderly 110 Cons. Work MOWING, LANDSCAPING, people part-time. 931-252- • Forklift Operator – night shift Pressure Washing, hauling, 3893, 372-2540. BOB'S Construction: Spe- cleaning, odd jobs. Free cializing in concrete, Est. Call 265-5775 • Order Selector – night shift; hourly rate plus incentive pay brick/block, additions, re- 215 Employment Opp. models, hardwood/tile, roof- YARD MAN • Route Delivery – Must have Class A CDL; no overnight deliveries ing, building packages, and FREE Est., experienced Photographer/ all your construction needs. Low rates, great work. Videographer Lic'd/Ins'd. Quality Work • Mowing. (Auxiliary Associate 10) We are looking for candidates interested in working for a family-owned Affordable Prices 931-319- 931-432-2494 or Photo Services Office business that cares about its employees. We offer an opportunity to 6107. 931-261-4629 TN Tech University grow personally and professionally. Come join our IWC Team! Complete position sum- B&B ROOFING & REMOD- WOULD LIKE to do mary and application pro- ELING: Roof Repairs & Re- yard work IWC offers an excellent benefits package cedure available at EOE and a member of the TN Drug Free Workplace Program placement. Roof Cleaning, Call (931)650-1005 https://jobs.tntech.edu. Ap- Home Repairs, additions & DODSON LAWN CARE! plication deadline is August remodeling. Lic'd/Ins'd Free 7, 2017. Tennessee Tech Est (931)979-2076 • Commercial - Residential • Mowing University is an AA/EEO D.D.S. Roofing & Home • Landscaping employer and does not dis- Improvement • Sod criminate on the basis of Roofing/siding specialist, decks, • Seed & Aerate race, color, religion, ethnic garages, power washing, stain- • Mulch or national origin, sex, dis- ing, all types concrete. Free • Fertilize ability, age (40 and over), Est, Lic/Ins'd, Over 25 yrs exp, 15 years experience. status as a protected veter- Sr/military discounts. Now Hir- Use Commercial an, genetic information or ing. (931)349-5180 Equipment Call (931) 260- any other category protec- ted by federal or state law. FLATT CONSTRUCTION For 8646 all your building needs. Any Inquiries regarding the home repair, painting, garages, BUSHHOGGING nondiscrimination policies decks, porches, siding, roofing, FREE ESTIMATES should be directed to additions.(931)265-5687 (931) 510-8505 [email protected].

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Tony Dejak | AP, File Among some other unmen- tionables. “Are you kidding me? I’m sure there’s plenty of those,” the U.S. coach acknowledged with a chuckle, “I don’t make that public information, though.” Arena walks across midfield soaking in the California sun and surveying the scene as his players take a lap and begin Curry reaches $201 million, 5-year deal stretches ahead of training on a practice field adjacent to Avaya Stadium, home of the By JANIE McCAULEY The two-time NBA MVP, yet Curry did so much on He’s still just Steph,” Kerr San Jose Earthquakes. Associated Press who earned $12 million this the way to his second title in said. “He’s humble and He crosses his arms and season as one of the three years. From his daz- cocky at the same time, paces — side to side, forward OAKLAND, Calif. — league’s biggest bargains, zling dribbling, shot-making which is why we like him. and backward — eyes up al- Stephen Curry has deliv- averaged 28.1 points in the and the way he dishes off, He’s a very humble, modest ways. He shifts his hands to ered his share of success al- playoffs while also con- Curry has been brilliant — human being, which the his hips and steals a glance ready to a franchise that tributing 6.7 assists and 6.2 but what he does for the guys respect. And he’s an downfield to where the goal- desperately needed it. Now, rebounds. Now, he will earn Warriors as an ambassador arrogant basketball player, keepers are doing work. he’s being paid for all he has $40 million per season. in the community is as which is what you need to “I’m thinking about my in- done — and certainly will “Just happy to be a leader much a part of what makes be a superstar. He believes vestments and retirement and do. on this team that can under- him special as anything in himself and he goes out things like that,” Arena Curry finalized his new stand the goals that we set else. there looking to light it up cracked, then added: “I’m ob- contract Tuesday, signing a out for ourselves and try to He is the face of a fran- every night. You take him serving the players and look- $201 million, five-year deal get it done the best way we chise that has become the off the floor you won’t find a ing at their habits, trying to with the champion Golden could,” Curry said immedi- standard by which every kinder, gentler human learn as much as I can about State Warriors that initially ately after the Game 5 title other organization is meas- being. It’s a pretty powerful players on a daily basis. It’s was the richest ever, until clincher in the NBA Finals ured. force.” not only game day. When you James Harden topped it last month. When coach Steve Kerr Curry is getting paid for have a team and there’s 23 with a $228 million exten- NBA Finals MVP Kevin was asked in early April all of those things. He has players, every player is impor- sion from the Rockets. Durant also signed his new about how Curry had taken led the turnaround of a tant. So sometimes your con- Considered overlooked contract worth approxi- on more of the load with franchise from longtime tributions aren’t only in game and undersized when he ar- mately $53 million over the Durant nursing a left knee laughingstock to regular or on the field and it’s other rived on the NBA scene next two years as Golden injury, the 2016 Coach of the championship contender. things. You look at the quali- after being drafted seventh State announced its deals Year touched on his point Now, he wants to build a ties of players both on and off overall out of Davidson Col- with returning free agents. guard’s unfailing ability to dynasty with KD by his side. the field.” lege in 2009, Curry has si- Sure, Durant’s spectacu- guide Golden State. Durant accepted less money With his quick wit off the lenced the doubters with lar postseason may have “I don’t think he’s been for the coming season so the field and demanding nature every spot-on heave from shined brighter as he any different with KD out in Warriors’ core could remain on it, Arena has instilled a half-court. hoisted his MVP hardware, terms of his leadership. intact. calm and a swagger the U.S. squad needed, and that has bred success again after fans reached panic mode. Now, Arena can become the first to coach three CONCACAF Gold Cup titles if the Americans Penske inks Brad Keselowski to extension can beat surprising Jamaica on tonight. The U.S. won Associated Press under Arena in 2002 and ‘05. “I came in with Bruce in MOORESVILLE, N.C. — Team January and I think initially Penske has locked up 2012 NASCAR you saw someone who’s trying Cup champion Brad Keselowski with a to get points across and be multiyear extension. pretty serious about it, but as The 33-year-old Keselowski has we realized his demands and driven for Penske throughout his 10- his intentions he’s been able year career in NASCAR’s top series, to kind of dial it back a little notching 23 wins and the series title bit,” midfielder Graham Zusi five years ago. His crew chief with the said. No. 2 Ford, Paul Wolfe, has also agreed On Monday, Arena re- to a multiyear extension with Penske. minded his players it was here Terms of the agreements were not dis- in the Bay Area where the closed Tuesday. Americans regained momen- “In the time that Brad has driven for tum in March by beating Hon- Team Penske, he has risen to the top duras 6-0 in a World Cup echelon of stars in NASCAR,” owner qualifer. Roger Penske said Tuesday. “Brad and Arena, a member of the U.S. Paul have established a terrific, win- Soccer Hall of Fame who ning combination and they are both turns 66 in September, has led real leaders within our team.” the team to an 8-0-5 record Keselowski has two Cup wins so far since he returned in Novem- this season, at Atlanta and Mar- ber for a second stint as coach, tinsville, and is sixth in the points replacing Jurgen Klinsmann standings. Darron Cummings | AP after the Americans’ first 0-2 “We’ve made some great progress so Brad Keselowski drives into turn one during the NASCAR Brickyard 400 auto start in the final round of far. Sure, it’s human nature to look race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, in Indianapolis, Sunday. qualifying in the North and around, and take a look at your neigh- Central American and bors’ houses. Maybe there are some Caribbean region. with patches of grass that look better ing loyal to Roger Penske was impor- Penske driver Joey Logano said. “He’s The U.S. is seeking its sixth from a distance. Maybe there are oth- tant to me, and the opportunity with an outside-the box-thinker, which Gold Cup title and first since ers that look a little worse,” Ke- Team Penske outweighed the opportu- you’ve got to have a few of those in the 2013. Nine different players selowski wrote on his blog . “I like our nity to take over for Dale.” mix.” have scored so far this tourna- house. I was very interested in just Keselowski joined Penske near the Penske signed Logano, the 2015 Day- ment, most notably Clint sticking around and watering my own end of the 2009 season and Wolfe tona 500 champion, to an extension Dempsey’s record-tying 57th grass.” joined him prior to the 2010 Xfinity Se- earlier this year that runs through goal in a 2-0 semifinal win He also denied he talked with any- ries season. 2023. against Costa Rica on Satur- one at Hendrick Motorsports about They won the 2010 Xfinity drivers’ With Hendrick Motorsports, Joe day that matched Landon taking over for the retired Dale Earn- championship with six wins and a se- Gibbs Racing and Stewart-Haas Rac- Donovan’s mark. hardt Jr. next season in the No. 88. ries-record 26 top-five finishes. Wolfe ing also experiencing major lineup “Coming into the situation, “I never had any conversations or then joined Keselowski on the No. 2 shifts the last few years, Penske has into the job, we were in a talks with anyone about it, but I al- and they have earned six trips to the found stability in Logano and Ke- tough spot,” Dempsey said. ways assumed that the possibility was NASCAR playoffs. selowski. Under Arena, the Ameri- there,” Keselowski wrote on his blog. “There is no one I want helping “Any time you have a new team- cans have momentum again “I could see how it would make sense make my racecars go fast more than mate, it takes a year or so to get on regardless how today turns to fans, too. I drove for Dale in the Paul Wolfe,” Keselowski said. “We track,” Logano said. “Having Brad out. Qualifying resumes with past, so there’s a relationship and a have a lot of continuity between the sign on for some time is a good thing.” matches against Costa Rica on legacy that goes along with that. And two of us, and really the entire No. 2 Penske could be close to a decision Sept. 1 at Harrison, New Jer- the 88 car is an elite ride. There’s a Ford team, which is so important in on what to do with Ryan Blaney in sey, and four days later at deep connection that the 88 has had today’s NASCAR.” 2018. Blaney is under contract to Honduras. The hex concludes and is going to have with fans, and I Keselowski, a native of Rochester Penske and has been farmed out this against Panama on Oct. 6 in think anyone would have been proud Hills, Michigan, is tied with Ricky season to race for The Wood Brothers. Orlando, Florida, and at to extend that history in some small Rudd for 33rd on the career wins list. Blaney won his first career Cup race Trinidad and Tobago four way. “Brad’s been a great teammate for this year at Pocono and could return days after. “But at the end of the day, remain- the last four or so years for me,” to the Penske fold next year.