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116th Year | No. 40 | Fr iDay, February 16, 2018 | Cookeville, Tennessee 50¢ TTU board supports investigation on study

BY KATE COOK closed, Board of Trustees Chairman Tom Jones [email protected] said he had spoken with TTU President Phil Editor’s Note: Oldham regarding the investigation at length Members of Tennessee Tech’s governing and said he “demanded” that a thorough inves- The New York Times published a story on this topic board support a pending internal investigation tigation be performed. Thursday. The story, titled “How $225,000 can help se- into the university’s study funded by Fitzgerald Jones also said board member Barbara Flem- cure a pollution loophole at Trump’s E.P.A.” The Herald- Glider Kits. ing had spoken with Oldham and encouraged Citizen requested permission to run the story in its The executive committee of TTU’s Board of entirety, but the story has been embargoed for 30 days. Trustees met Thursday. Before the meeting See TTU, Page A3 The story is available online at nytimes.com. More than 50 qualify for commission races in May

BY JIM HERRIN [email protected]

More than 50 candidates have now filed papers to run for one of the 24 seats on the Putnam County commis- sion, including 25 who will be run- ning in the May primary. The deadline to turn in qualifying papers was noon Thursday for both the Republican and Democratic pri- mary candidates and for those who want to run as Independents. In the primary, the majority of can- didates will be seeking the nomina- tion of the Republican party, although two are running as Democ- rats. Two persons from each party Joan Bentley crosses a swinging bridge over a rippling stream during a waterfall tour sponsored by the can be chosen as nominees, and all of Friends of Edgar Evins State Park. the nominees will then face Inde- pendent challengers in the August election. Edgar Evins waterfall tour March 17 The candidates include the follow- ing: Reservations are now open for chance to eat in the inn because west of Cookeville. District 1: Jonathan A.D. Williams, The 17th Annual Waterfall Tour by the facility is scheduled for demoli- “From I-40, take exit 268 at State Republican; Kevin Christopher and Friends of Edgar Evins State Park, tion in April to make way for a new Hwy. 96 and Center Hill Lake,” Fred Vondra, Independent; scheduled for Saturday, March 17, building.” Bertram said. “The entrance is District 2: Sam Sandlin, Republi- from 8 a.m. to about 3:30 p.m. Bertram said transportation will across from the Big Rock Market can; J. Darryl Huddleston and Jim “The waterfall tour will include once again be on a school bus from and Caney Fork Outdoors.” Martin, Independent; short walks to at least three falls, Edgar Evins to Fall Creek Falls. The cost of the tour is $15 per District 3: David Gentry and Jordan breathtaking overlooks and lunch Edgar Evins State Park is at 1630 person, which includes lunch. M. Iwanyszyn, Republican; Jerry in the park inn’s cafeteria,” said Edgar Evins Park Road, Silver Reservations may be made on- Ford, Independent; friends group member Anna Point. The entrance is in DeKalb Bertram. “This will be a last County, approximately 20 miles See TOUR, Page A3 See QUALIFY, Page A2

Cookeville a step closer to having noise ordinance

BY KATE COOK make sounds in excess of 65dB(C) [email protected] a citable offense between mid- night and 7 a.m. Those are deci- Cookeville’s city council is one bels, or measurements of sound, step closer to having a noise ordi- with sound pressure readings. nance that includes bass sounds. To make the determination, a The change to the city’s current Cookeville police officer would go noise ordinance passed unani- to the property line where the mously at council’s regular meet- source of the sound is and take a ing Thursday. reading. If the sound is higher City manager Mike Davidson than 65dB(C), the officer would New faces at CPD said the city has gotten several first request compliance, but after Thomas Smith and Blair Arrington are the new patrol officers at the complaints about bass music that, issue a citation and the Cookeville Police Department. Smith, left, and Arrington, right, are being sounds late at night. sworn in by CPD Chief Randy Evans. At far left is Whitney Allen. Sydney The ordinance change would See NOISE, Page A3 Arrington is second from right.

Index Obituaries, A7 ENior al ENt iNES 2 Sections — 20 Pages S V Donald Cleghorn Baxter seniors Abby A8 Living A8 Homer Jones celebrate Calendar A6 Opinion A4 Lida Cannella special day Classified B4 Sports B1 Douglas Chaffin Page A8 Comics A13 Sudoku A12 Crossword A12 Weather A2 A2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, February 16, 2018 LOCAL

READER SERVICES Woman arrested after bow saw chase BY PAIGE STANAGE rant, Shellie Kirby, 36, of thought an adult male was Kirby admitted to chas- [email protected] Whitson Chapel, was attacking a child in the ing the victim down the angry at another woman street. road and arguing with her, Contact us: A Cookeville woman is for sleeping with her part- “She’s a thief!” “That’ll the warrant states. Address: suspected of chasing an- ner and chased the other teach her!” and “I ran her Officers retrieved the 1300 Neal St. other individual down the woman in the street with a plumb out of her shoes!” bow saw from Kirby. street with a bow saw bow saw. were among the things Kirby is charged with Cookeville, Tenn. Thursday. The warrant states wit- Kirby said, according to aggravated assault. Her Kirby According to the war- nesses to the incident the warrant. bond is $5,000. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 2729 Cookeville TN 38502 Phone: 931-526-9715 More Fax: 931-526-1209 QUALIFY:

Email: News than 50 in county [email protected] Sports [email protected] Advertising commission races [email protected] Living From Page A1 District 11: A. Camille [email protected] Fliss-Mayberry, Democrat; Circulation District 4: Larry D. Ben- Dewayne Harness, Tony [email protected] nett and Theresa Tayes, Re- Honeycutt and Darren Wil- Business News publican; Zachary Wayne son, Republican; Marsha K. [email protected] Buckner and Jerry Rober- Bowman, Donny L. Buttram Church News son, Independent; and Kathy Dunn, Independ- [email protected] District 5: Cindy Adams, ent; School News Terry C. Randolph and District: 12: Tammy Ad- [email protected] Bobby Williams, Republi- kins Hoover and Kent Classified Ads can; Vinnie Faccinto, Jack Koger, Republican; Mike At- [email protected] Phillips and Donnie L. Vin- wood and Cathy Qualls son, Independent; Reel, Independent. District 6: Adam Johnson Of the 51 candidates Letter Guidelines and Michael D. Reep, Repub- vying for a seat, 21 are in- lican; Chris Cassetty and cumbents. Incumbents not All letters to the editor must Chris Savage, Independent; seeking re-election include be signed and include the District 7: Grover N. Ben- Scott Ebersole and Tom writer’s name, address and nett Jr., Andrew “AJ” Dona- Short in District 1 and Bob phone number. Letters are dio and Larry Redwine, Duncan in District 2. subject to editing and/or re- Republican; Becky Hull, Candidates have one week jection. A strict 400-word limit will be enforced. Send letters Mike Medley and Damon from the qualifying dead- to the mailing address listed “Dee” Prince, Independent; line to withdraw from the above, or email to TTU District 8: Danny Holmes, race. Otherwise, their [email protected]. Democrat; Jack Duncan, Re- names will appear on the Briana Eilert is the winner of the annual Derryberry Memo- publican; and Ben Rodgers, ballot. rial Concerto Competition. She will perform with the Bryan Independent; The last day to register to Order a Photo Symphony Orchestra Sunday. District 9: Jimmy Neal vote in the May primary is Every photograph taken by a Her- and Chad Redmon, Republi- April 2. ald-Citizen photographer and can; Ted McWilliams, Dale Early voting will take published in the paper is available Moss and Benton Young, In- place April 11-26. for purchase. Go to www.herald- Student saxophone dependent; The qualifying deadline citizen.com and click on “Photo District 10: Joe for the August election, Gallery.” Also, many photos in- cluded in online stories are avail- Iwanyszyn, Republican; which will have races for able for purchase. player to perform Kim Bradford and Danny school board and municipal Morphew; Independent; offices, is April 5 at noon. Subscriptions To subscribe, call 931-526- with orchestra 9715. Visa, MasterCard and Discover accepted. When Briana Eilert trans- ert performed among peers in Three countywide Rates: ferred to Tennessee Tech, she the saxophone studio for the 3 mo 6 mo 1yr knew she wanted to study opportunity to compete in the Carrier or under Philip Barham in the competition. Mail: 385 university’s School of Music “As a music performance offices to be contested Zip Code $28 $54 $95 saxophone studio. What she major, I am very accustomed Print & did not realize at that time to having master class set- cumbent Randy Jones and E-Edition $29 $56 $98 BY JIM HERRIN Anywhere Only was that her quality work at tings where you are playing [email protected] challenger Larry “Buck” E-Edition $21 $42 $84 Tech would bring her a amongst one another, but it Huddleston have both filed Mail: Outside unique opportunity for music was sort of a different setting Three of the seven coun- papers for the Republican 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 students, especially saxo- to audition amongst your tywide offices up for elec- primary. Mail: Outside phone players. peers, other senior students, tion this year will feature No candidate filed for the Tenn. $82 $132 $220 As the winner of the 2018 especially as a transfer stu- contested races, while the Democratic primary. Joan Derryberry Memorial dent,” Eilert said. incumbents in the other County Executive Randy Concerto Competition, Eilert Eilert is a senior music four will seek re-election Porter, County Clerk Wayne Miss Your Paper? will perform as the featured performance major from without an opponent. Nabors, Sheriff Eddie Far- soloist with the Bryan Sym- Wilkesboro, North Carolina The contested races in- ris, and Trustee Freddie Your carrier is an independent phony Orchestra at its Feb. 18 who began playing saxophone clude those for Register of Nelson will all be running contractor. However, as a serv- concert. in her middle school’s band Deeds, Circuit Court Clerk again, but no one filed pa- ice to our subscribers, our circulation department is open “Saxophone is very rarely program. After completing a and Road Supervisor. pers to run against them by from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- used in the orchestral reper- summer intensive program at Incumbent Register of the qualifying deadline, day-Friday and from toire, so the opportunities for the North Carolina School of Deeds Harold Burris has which passed at noon 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to saxophonist are typically the Arts, Eilert knew she filed papers to run in the Thursday. That means the answer calls. very slim and limited to play- wanted to pursue a career in Republican primary, while four, who are all running in Call 931-526-9715. ing as a concerto soloist,” Eil- music. Donald E. Foster has quali- the Republican primary, ert said. “So, it is actually Once she began her college fied to run in the Demo- will receive their party’s going to be my first time play- career as a musician, she met cratic primary for that nomination in May and will Herald-Citizen ing with strings, let alone a an alumnus from Tennessee office. The party nominees be unopposed on the August full orchestra. It is a huge Tech who recommended that will face each other in the ballot as well. USPS 313-680 honor to have this opportu- she look into the work of August election. The August election is ISSN 8750-5541 nity.” Barham. Soon, she trans- In the Circuit Court also when voters will also With the orchestra, Eilert ferred to Tech to study under Clerk’s race, the candidates make choices for school The Herald-Citizen is pub- will be performing Henri him. are Terry Coomer and Jen- board and for the city coun- lished daily except Saturdays, New Year’s Day, Independence Tomasi’s “Concerto for saxo- “I really enjoyed his school nifer Wilkerson, both run- cils in Algood, Cookeville, Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving phone and orchestra” as well of thought and wanted to ex- ning as Republicans. No Baxter and Monterey. The Day and Christmas Day by as Jean Sibelius’ Finlandia plore that. I feel Tennessee Democrats filed papers. In- qualifying deadline for that Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., “Op. 26,” “Overture to Tech, particularly studying cumbent Marcia Borys is election is April 5 at noon. at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box Rosamunde” by Franz Schu- with professor Barham, was not seeking re-election. Early voting for the May 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. bert, the “Ballad of Revolt” what I was looking for in my For road supervisor, in- election will be April 11-26. Periodicals postage paid at by Harald Saeverud, and musical journey to get me to Cookeville TN. POSTMAS- “Mozart’s Symphony no. 25” the next step,” she said. TER: send address changes to in g minor. Her performance with the Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, Named after former Tech BSO begins at 3 p.m. on Sun- Correction Cookeville TN 38502. First Lady Joan Derryberry, day, Feb. 18 in Tech’s Watten- The Herald-Citizen is a mem- the annual memorial con- barger Auditorium. Tickets A story in Thursday’s Herald-Citizen misidentified the ber of the Tennessee Press Association and the Associ- certo competition included are $36 for adults, $32 for sen- civic group responsible for new playground equipment at ated Press. The Associated students from various areas iors 65 and up and $10 for stu- Whittaker Park. It was the Monterey Civitan Club, not the Press is entitled exclusively to of study within the univer- dents. Call 525-2633 for Monterey Lions Club, that purchased the equipment use for publication news sity’s music department. Eil- reservations. through a year-long fundraising effort. printed in the Herald-Citizen. Weather

Jack McNeely Tonight Saturday Night Sunday Night Monday Night Readings: Editor & Publisher Thursday’s high in Cookeville Mostly cloudy. Low A 20% chance of rain An 80% chance of rain. A 20% chance of rain. was 72, low 62. Thursday's around 37. North wind before midnight. Low Low around 54. South Low around 62. Gusts high in Monterey was 67, low Lindsay McReynolds 5 to 10 mph. around 36. SW wind wind around 10 mph. as high as 20 mph. 60. Managing Editor around 5 mph. Almanac: Friday is the 47th day of the Roger Wells Saturday Monday Tuesday year, with 318 remaining. The Advertising Director A 100% chance of rain. Sunday A 40% chance of rain. A 20% chance of rain. sun sets at 5:24 p.m. and will High near 46. East Mostly sunny. High Cloudy. High near 70. Partly sunny, with a rise at 6:27 a.m. Saturday. The Keith McCormick wind around 5 mph. near 60. NE wind 5 to Gusts as high as 25 high near 75. moon is a waxing crescent Circulation Manager with 1% of the visible disc il- 10 mph. mph. luminated. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, February 16, 2018 — A3 LOCAL/STATE Date night TTU: Board supports study

From Page A1 course. 2016. “You have to have faith in Basically, Brewer and the an investigation. your president and in the in- graduate student determined Fleming is not a member of vestigation,” Jones said. He that trucks outfitted with the executive committee, but continued on, stating there glider kits, like those made she was present at the meet- are confidentiality agree- by Fitzgerald Glider Kits, are ing. ments with Fitzgerald, then as clean as new truck engines “I have faith in the investi- paused for Oldham to con- and may be cleaner. gation and in President Old- firm by shaking his head yes. Brewer and TTU President ham,” Fleming said. “And I “Assumptions, rumors of ne- Phil Oldham announced the think it’s just great Dr. farious intent, have no place results in a letter to Rep. (Sharon) Huo is in charge of here,” Jones concluded. Diane Black in June 2017. the investigation.” The Fitzgerald study was Several organizations have Huo is listed on the TTU di- conducted by Tom Brewer, disputed the study. rectory as associate provost. TTU’s Associate Vice Presi- A letter from a Fitzgerald Jones said Tech and the dent of Research, and an un- Glider Kits representative ap- Board of Trustees need to let named graduate student from pears on A4 of today’s edi- the investigation run its September to November tion. TOUR: Waterfall walk March 17

From Page A1 outing can reserve camp- and Cane Creek Cascades. grounds and cabins at Edgar The Friends of Edgar Evins line through Evins by calling the park of- State Park is an all-volunteer www.foeesp.com/waterfall- fice. nonprofit 501(c)3 organiza- tour. There is a link to click Bertram noted that Fall tion with the sole purpose of that will open the reservation Creek Falls State Park is Ten- helping the park. All profits site. You can also call the nessee’s largest and most vis- from the tour will go toward park office at 858-2114 to get ited state park. Its main falls, the park. contact information for at 256 feet, is one of the high- For more information Friends of Edgar Evins State est waterfalls in the eastern about the organization visit Park. United States. Other water- friendsofeesp on Facebook Cookeville Leisure Services Those who wish to make falls within the park include and the website Cookeville Leisure Services recreation superintendent this an overnight or weekend Piney Falls, Cane Creek Falls at www.foeesp.com. Cara Sheets sorts through decorations for Father- Daughter Date Night, which starts tonight at 6 p.m. at the Leslie Town Centre. The sold-out event repeats Feb. 17, 23 and 24. For more information, call 520-5297. NOISE: Ordinance passes first reading

From Page A1 “That would be three sepa- night, keep the noise down,” Pilot workers convicted rate citations, three separate he said. property owner would be summons and three separate “If it’s a club, keep the CHATTANOOGA (AP) — former account represen- summoned to city court. orders of court costs,” city noise down after midnight.” Three of four former em- tative Heather Jones were “So what happens if a attorney Dan Rader said. One man addressed coun- ployees of truck stop chain found guilty of conspiracy property owner gets cited at Rader said it covers pri- cil afterwards, thanking Pilot Flying J who have to commit wire and mail midnight, then again at 1 vate residences as well as them for basing the ordi- been on trial since Novem- fraud, news outlets re- a.m., then again at 2 a.m. in businesses. nance on science and not ber were convicted Thurs- ported. one night?” asked Mayor “If you host a wedding re- music genre or property day in connection with a Former company Vice Ricky Shelton. ception and it goes past mid- type. rebate scam. President Scott “Scooter” Former company Presi- Wombold was convicted of Call 526-9715 to subscribe dent Mark Hazelwood and one count of wire fraud. Herald-Citizen

Friday, February 16, 2018 OPINION 4 Herald-Citizen The Daily Newspaper of the Upper Cumberland

Established 1903 Jack McNeely, Editor and Publisher Lindsay McReynolds, Managing Editor Kate Cook, City Editor Don Foy, News Editor Can Bruce Wayne redecorate a bathroom?

Batman goes with anything, Stepmom.” That’s what Mattie informed me in the aisle of one of Cookeville’s fine department stores last week. “It’s not often I’m struck speechless, but that did it. Let’s back up a few weeks so I can explain how we came to this odd scene. Since the other two children are so much older, Mattie’s the only one left at home. Which means she gets a bathroom all to herself. A few weeks ago, she made the very reasonable request to personalize that space a little. Her older sister prefers darker colors and bold prints and her big Kate brother didn’t want anything girly. Well, Mattie’s definitely girly. Cook And she has a very eclectic sense of style. So she made her request for some new bathroom decor and we couldn’t really turn her down. The tan, chocolate brown and navy blue setup wasn’t working for her. So I told her to take a little time to think about it and the next time payday came around, she could have $25 for new bathroom stuff. ► When that day came, she tagged along on the LETTERS TO THE EDITOR twice-monthly shopping trip. She picked up an elec- tric blue mat for the bottom of the bathtub. OK. Fitzgerald representative responds to TTU Then came the soap dispenser in the shape of the Eiffel Tower. inquiry Ummmm sure. Then, our normally decisive child became very This newspaper’s recent arti- duction. ufactured. indecisive. She couldn’t choose between two tooth- cle entitled “TTU investigating This past fall, the new EPA Fitzgerald Glider Kits has brush holders. One was smaller, pink, and in the Fitzgerald study” has become administration proposed a rule every confidence in the Ten- shape of a French storefront. It was from the same something of a flash point in a to repeal the anti-glider rule, nessee Tech study and the per- collection as the Eiffel Tower soap dispenser. The long-running dispute over the which it viewed as regulatory sonnel who conducted it. The other was the Batman symbol. Environmental Protection overreach. The reasoning was results were not preordained, I gave her a few minutes to think, then asked her Agency’s authority to regulate purely legal: the EPA has the and our employees had no in- how she was going to decide. emissions from gliders. Because authority to regulate “new volvement in the monitoring, “I don’t know!” Fitzgerald Glider Kits is one of motor vehicles,” but gliders are testing or data compilation. The Well, the pink one goes with your soap dispenser. the primary subjects of the arti- not new. Glider opponents, dis- implication that the study was “But everything matches with Batman, Step- cle, we want to address several pleased with the new adminis- quid pro quo for future dona- mom.” of its points and provide some tration’s commitment to the tions from the Fitzgerald family She said that as if I should have known that and needed context. rule of law, are now waging an is simply untrue. explaining it to me bored her. The EPA dispute over gliders all-out war to vilify gliders as Likewise, the suggestion that Mattie loves super heroes. She talked about Won- (highway tractors with old, re- “super-polluters.” the EPA used the study as a der Woman for a year before the movie came out. built engines and transmissions Tennessee Tech is a fine re- basis for repealing the anti- And even today, Diana Prince is a pretty big part of but new cabs and chassis) re- search institution and critical glider rule is unfounded. The Mattie’s life. She’s not quite as excited about Spi- quires some explanation. Glid- part of the Upper Cumberland study has no bearing on the der-Man, but he’s up there too. Her latest obsession ers are purchased primarily buy community. That is precisely scope of the EPA’s regulatory is Black Panther. She’s real disappointed she’s owner-operators and small why we approached the univer- authority. going to have to wait until next weekend to see fleets because they are cheaper, sity with the idea of sponsoring Research misconduct investi- T’Challa. more fuel efficient, and more re- a study on glider emissions to gations, by their very nature, So I wasn’t surprised she couldn’t decide between liable than new trucks. Large determine exactly how gliders are meant to be confidential. It something pink and a super hero ... I simply didn’t companies like Volvo and their stack up against new trucks. is disappointing, but unsurpris- know she thought Batman was that cool. trade organizations have spent a That study confirmed, among ing, that someone with an axe to Ultimately, she went with the pink storefront lot of time and money attempt- other things, that gliders emit grind chose to leak this investi- toothbrush holder. That decision wasn’t based on ing to kill off the glider industry, less carbon monoxide, are more gation. looks, but on size. The storefront was simply and they successfully lobbied fuel efficient, and avoid the pol- smaller and would fit better on the counter. the Obama-era EPA to adopt a lution associated with casting Joe DePew But I’m thinking some Caped Crusader merchan- job-killing rule that limits and thousands of pounds of steel Representative dise may make it to our house in the near future. I ultimately prohibits glider pro- every time a new engine is man- Fitzgerald Glider Kits just have one question: Where does he get those wonderful toys?

Kate Cook is city editor for the Herald-Citizen. Her email Doctor’s office procedures questioned address is [email protected]. Last Wednesday I had an P.A. enters, says “I’m ———” “Any questions?” “No,” I said, E.N.T. doctor appointment to and rolls over toward me. No and left enraged. check two hardened lumps in apology on what is going on! Looking up, I see my husband my throat. Called in five min- She looks in my throat and ears has been waiting one hour for Moderately Confused utes past my appointment time, a gives me a neurological exam? me. No information was given a pleasant lady clinician spent Why? She leaves. to me that he was there! 10 minutes to enter my history Five minutes later the doctor Here’s a serious investigative into their electronic system. enters, no eye contact, shakes matter. Sitting in a closed door exam my hand. “I’m Dr. —-.” No apol- The aura of secrecy and room for 45 minutes, and not ogy for my encapsulated wait. quietness that I’ve never experi- one person checking on me, I He examines me, but his de- enced ever in any office! 1:45- got up and went to the front, “Is meanor was like he was not 3:10 will never be my favorite there a doctor here? Well, where mentally concentrating nor en- numbers. is he?” gaged to my concern. He gave a M. Shaver Five minutes later a female diagnosis, what to do, and said Cookeville

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Nation in Brief Florida town asks ‘why?’ Dog food is PARKLAND, Fla. (AP) the gunman only to be withdrawn over — Nikolas Cruz jumped shot himself. out of the Uber car and Among the at least concerns about walked toward building 1,000 people attending a 12 of the Marjory Stone- candlelight vigil near the euthanasia drug man Douglas High school Thursday night, SAN FRANCISCO School, carrying a black some openly sobbed as (AP) — The J.M. duffel bag and a black the victims’ names were Smucker Co. is with- backpack. A man inside read aloud. drawing some ship- the school spotted Cruz, Dressed in the school’s ments of dog food and knew he was a for- red color, some held flow- amid reports that it mer student. A troubled ers while others wielded could be tainted with kid. The man radioed a signs asking for action to traces of a drug used co-worker, and within a fight school violence, in- to euthanize animals. minute heard gunshots. cluding gun control. The company said The 19-year-old was “Kids don’t need guns. Thursday it is pulling wearing a maroon shirt, No guns under 21,” read back shipments of sev- black pants and a black one sign. eral varieties of wet hat. At one point during the canned Gravy Train , The man, whose name vigil, some in the crowd Kibble ‘N Bits , Skippy was blacked out from a began shouting, “No and Ol’ Roy brands. It sheriff’s affidavit, told de- more guns! No more said it is investigating tectives Cruz was moving guns!” how the euthanasia “purposefully.” AP Ernest Rospierski, a drug pentobarbital got He slipped into the teacher at the school, into its supply chain building, entered a stair- Students grieve at Pine Trails Park for the victims of the Wednesday shoot- took several bracing and is focusing on a well and extracted a rifle ing at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, in Parkland, Fla., Thursday. breaths at the vigil as he single supplier of a from his bag, authorities talked to a reporter minor ingredient used said. He shot into four Florida State Sen. Bill that brief time, he shot Parkland, Florida, high about the horror in the at one manufacturing rooms on the first floor Galvano, who visited the more than two dozen school emerged a day school halls. facility. — going back to spray third floor, said authori- people, including 17 fa- later from witnesses and “Bang bang bang - all The recalls come bullets into two of the ties told him it appeared tally. law enforcement reports. of a sudden the shooting after WJLA-TV in rooms a second time — that Cruz tried to fire After the rampage, the Among the dead: assis- stopped,” he said. “I Washington, D.C., said then went upstairs and point-blank out the third- suspect headed to a Wal- tant football coach Aaron looked down. He was re- it tested 15 cans of shot a single victim on floor windows at stu- Mart and bought a drink Feis, slain while shield- loading. I yelled run. And Gravy Train. It found the second floor. He ran dents as they were at a Subway restaurant ing students from bullets; then I ran behind as nine cans, or 60 per- to the third floor, where leaving the school, but before walking to a Mc- Joaquin Oliver, a student many kids as I could.” cent of the sample, according to a timeline the windows didn’t shat- Donald’s. known for his unique Authorities have not tested positive for pen- released by the Broward ter. Police told Galvano About 40 minutes later look and who once dyed described any specific tobarbital. County Sheriff’s Office, that it was not that diffi- after leaving the McDon- his hair bleach-blonde motive, except to say that Smucker cited ex- three minutes passed be- cult to open the windows. ald’s, a deputy saw him with tiger stripes; Alyssa Cruz had been kicked out perts noting that the fore he dropped the rifle “Thank God he didn’t,” walking down a subur- Alhadeff, an avid soccer of the high school, which low levels of the drug and backpack, ran back Galvano said. ban South Florida street player and student; and has about 3,000 students cited in the report do down the stairs and From the time Cruz en- and grabbed him. He did- 35-year-old geography and serves an affluent not pose a threat to quickly blended in with tered the building until n’t put up a fight. teacher Scott Beigel, who suburb where the me- pets. panicked, fleeing stu- the time he left, only six The details of Wednes- helped students enter a dian home price is nearly dents. minutes passed. During day’s carnage at the locked classroom to avoid $600,000. Suspended lawmaker sues Senate, alleges Lots of talk, little action in Congress after shootings racism WASHINGTON (AP) — For a day will change that dynamic. pushed to ban bump stocks, brief moment after the Las The conversation at the the device that allowed the SACRAMENTO, Vegas massacre last fall, Re- Capitol Thursday followed a shooter’s semi-automatic rifles Calif. (AP) — A Cali- publicans and Democrats in familiar pattern. to mimic the rapid fire of ma- fornia lawmaker sus- Congress talked about taking a Many Democrats revived chine guns. pended amid a sexual rare step to tighten the na- calls for tighter gun laws, Those efforts soon fizzled misconduct allegation tion’s gun laws. Four months while Republicans focused on amid opposition from Republi- sued the Legislature later, the only gun legislation the mental health of the ac- can leaders. Instead, the GOP- for reinstatement, ar- that has moved in the House or cused shooter. controlled House approved a guing he’s being Senate instead eases restric- “As a parent, it scares me to bill in December making it eas- treated differently tions for gun owners. death that this body doesn’t ier for gun owners to legally than his white col- The October deaths of 58 take seriously the safety of my carry concealed weapons league. people in Las Vegas and other children, and it seems like a lot across state lines. After pressure from mass shootings have sparked of parents in South Florida are The concealed carry meas- colleagues, Demo- debate but have had scant im- going to be asking that same ure, a top priority of the Na- cratic Sen. Tony Men- pact on the march toward question,” said Sen. Chris tional Rifle Association, would doza of Artesia went looser gun laws under the Re- Murphy, D-Conn., a leading ad- allow gun owners with a state- on voluntary leave AP publican-controlled Congress. vocate of tighter gun control. issued concealed-carry permit after he was accused House Speaker Paul Ryan of There’s little sign that the In the wake of the Las Vegas to carry a handgun in any of acting inappropri- Wis., speaks to the media dur- shooting deaths of 17 people at shooting, Murphy and other state that allows concealed ately toward three ing a news conference. a Florida high school Wednes- lawmakers from both parties weapons. young women who worked for him and firing another staffer who reported one of the instances. He was Trump to tackle mental health, school safety — but not guns suspended last month WASHINGTON (AP) who will do anything at White House, one day promote his infrastruc- Huckabee Sanders said because an investiga- — Declaring the nation all to protect you.” after a former student ture plan in Orlando on the point was “to talk tion into misconduct united and grieving with While Trump stressed with an AR-15 rifle Friday and to attend a about grief and show hadn’t concluded be- “one heavy heart,” Pres- the importance of men- opened fire at a high campaign rally in Penn- compassion in unifying fore he was expected ident Donald Trump is tal health and school school in Parkland, sylvania next week. the country.” to return from leave. promising to tackle safety improvements, Florida, killing 17 people Trump’s silence on Before he was a candi- The lawsuit notes school safety and “the his latest budget request and injuring 14 more. It guns was noted with dis- date, Trump at one point that Mendoza, who is difficult issue of mental would slash Medicaid, was the nation’s dead- pleasure by many who favored some tighter Latino, has been sus- health” in response to the major source of fed- liest school shooting are seeking tougher gun regulations. pended but Demo- the deadly shooting in eral funding for treating since a gunman attacked firearm restrictions. But But he embraced gun cratic Sen. Bob Florida. He made no mental health problems, an elementary school in the White House said rights as a candidate, Hertzberg, who is mention of the scourge and cut school safety Newtown, Connecticut, the president wanted to and the National Rifle white, has not been of gun violence. programs by more than more than five years keep his remarks fo- Association spent $30 asked to step aside de- Not always a natural a third. Last year, he ago. cused on the victims. million in support of his spite also facing sex- in the role of national signed a resolution Trump, who owns a Spokeswoman Sarah campaign ual misconduct comforter, Trump spoke blocking an Obama-era private club in Palm allegations. deliberately Thursday, rule designed to keep Beach, Florida, about 40 A former Assembly at one point directly ad- guns out of the hands of miles away, said he speaker, Hertzberg is dressing children who certain mentally dis- planned to visit the under investigation may feel “lost, alone, abled people. grieving community, but for allegations he confused or even The president spoke to no date was immediately made at least three fe- scared.” the nation from the set. He canceled plans to male colleagues un- “I want you to know comfortable with that you are never alone hugs. 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Mar. 19, 20. 6-8 p.m. 10:30 a.m. Cookeville tntech.edu. Intercontinental Exchange. Source: The Associated Press and Morningstar. Sales figures are unofficial. each day. Advance tick- Depot Museum. Free ac- Support Group ets only available until tivity for preschool chil- Meeting for those car- Tennessee Livestock Mar. 16. Contact Debbie dren. Call 520-5455. ing for relative chil- (AP) — Reported auctions on Wednes- Feeder steers steady to 4.00 higher. 192.50; 500-600 lbs 143.00-167.50; 600- at DBarnard@ SAR Birthday Meeting dren. 1-2 p.m., dayt Knoxville, Savannah, and Sweetwa- Feeder bulls mostly steady. 700 lbs 126.00-155.00; 700-800 lbs ter. Feeder heifers under 600 lbs 1.00 to 3.00 138.00-141.00. tntech.edu. Wm. P. Quarles Chap- Jackson County Receipts: 1,649. Last Week 1,580. Last lower, over 600 lbs steady to 2.00 higher. Bulls Medium and Large 1-2: 400-500 Feb. 19 ter. 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Obituaries Puerto Rico warns of

Lida Cannella served as both Cub Scout Douglas ‘Mack’ daughter, Breckyn. He power company den mother and Girl MacArthur Chaffin loved cars, enjoyed at- Scout leader. She deliv- tending Barrett Jackson shutdown ered meals on wheels, COOKEVILLE — Fu- car auctions, and col- volunteered for many neral services for Mr. lected Studebakers. He SAN JUAN, Puerto lights. They also criti- years at a local elemen- Douglas “Mack” MacAu- enjoyed watching college Rico (AP) — A federal cized the government's tary school, made door rther Chaffin, 75, of basketball and looked control board urgently threat to impose outages prizes for bingo at local Cookeville, will be held forward to March Mad- sought a $300 million due to a lack of funds, nursing homes, sent care Saturday, Feb. 17, at 11 ness each year. loan for Puerto Rico's with one person saying packages to military a.m. in the Cookeville He is survived by son, power company on Fri- it would be like reliving members overseas, and chapel of Hooper-Hud- Doug Chaffin; daughter day after a judge re- Sept. 20, the day the Cat- shared her love for arts dleston & Horner Fu- and son-in-law, Dawn jected a previous $1 egory 4 storm destroyed and crafts with the neral Home. Interment and Ron Eisenhauer; billion loan request de- two-thirds of the power young ladies at the will follow in the Edge- granddaughter, and spite warnings the U.S. distribution system. Chance Residential field Cemetery in Pickett Breckyn Eisenhauer, all territory would have to Just hours before the COOKEVILLE — Mrs. Home. When she could County. Dr. Charles Mc- of Cookeville; and start rationing electric- board filed its latest re- Lida Elizabeth Imlay no longer sew or do Caskey will officiate. brother, Don Chaffin of ity. quest, the company an- Cannella, 94, of crafts, she sent countless Mr. Chaffin’s family Wasilla, Alaska. The latest request nounced it was reducing Cookeville, died peace- birthday and get well will receive friends Fri- In addition to his par- comes as nearly 400,000 employee working hours fully Feb. 15, 2018, at her cards to family, friends, day from 5 p.m. until 8 ents, he was preceded in power customers across from seven to five days a home at Heritage Pointe and fellow residents and p.m. and Saturday from 9 death by his wife of 46 the island remain in the week for safety reasons. in Cookeville. staff at Heritage Pointe a.m. until service time at years, Phyllis Ann dark more than five It is unclear how that A Mass of Christian Senior Living. the funeral home. Gunter Chaffin; broth- months after Hurricane measure will impact burial will be celebrated She is survived by her Mr. Chaffin died ers, Tom Chaffin, John Maria hit the island, power-restoration efforts Tuesday, Feb. 20, at 10 nine children, Sue Can- Wednesday, Feb. 14, 2018, Chaffin and Clyde Chaf- causing the longest across the island, and a.m. at Saint Thomas nella of Weare, New in Cookeville Regional fin; and by sisters, Libby blackout in U.S. history. union leader Angel Aquinas Catholic Hampshire, Len (Pat Medical Center. Ray, Nora Caines and The board filed the Figueroa did not imme- Church with Father Cassidy) Cannella of He was born June 9, Hattie Coleman. scaled-back request be- diately respond to a re- James Panackal officiat- Worland, Wyoming, 1942, in Pike County, Family and friends fore dawn and said quest for comment. ing. Interment will fol- Jenny (Phil) Partin of Kentucky, to the late will serve as pallbearers. Puerto Rico will have to But the board also said low in Cookeville City Cookeville, Bert (Gaile) Levi and Lunie Bell Hooper-Huddleston & reduce power generation in its filing that it would Cemetery. Cannella of College Sta- Price Chaffin. He served Horner Funeral Home is and personnel if it does seek an additional large Mrs. Cannella’s family tion, Texas, Alice Can- his country as a member in charge of arrange- not obtain the funds by loan in the next two to will receive friends Mon- nella (Larry Green) and of the United States ments, 526-6111. You may Feb. 20. It also said four weeks to help keep day, Feb. 19, from 4-7 p.m. Cherry Cannella (Mikel Army. He was employed share your thoughts and Puerto Rico's Electric the power company run- at Hooper-Huddleston & Perry) of Chattanooga, at Walmart for 22 years, memories at hhhfuner- Power Authority is in ning. Horner Funeral Home, Jeanne (Bill) Schmitzer retiring in 2013. He was a als.com jeopardy and that $300 Board members and and at the church Tues- of Cookeville, Hugh Mason and a member of million would only allow Puerto Rico government day, Feb. 20, from 9 a.m. (June) Cannella of Eliza- Lodge #711 in Fairborn, the company to operate officials said they would until service time at 10 bethton, and Carolyn Ohio. until late March. meet with a group of a.m. Cannella of Abington, Doug’s family fondly "This will further jeop- creditors later Friday, al- Lida was born in Virginia. Lida is also sur- remembers he was al- ardize service to cus- though they did not pro- Youngstown, Ohio, vived by eight grandchil- ways there for them. He tomers and leave many vide any details. March 2, 1923, the daugh- dren; 11 had a special relation- customers without On Wednesday, a ter of Hugh Anthony and great-grandchildren; and ship with his grand- power," the board said in group of creditors of- Nella Covington Imlay. one great-great-grand- Friday's filing. fered a $534 million com- After graduating high child, along with several A federal judge found peting loan that the school in Zanesville, nieces and nephews. Thursday that neither government has not ac- Ohio, she attended Mary In addition to her par- Donald Cleghorn The family will receive the board nor govern- cepted. Puerto Rico's Washington College in ents, Lida was preceded friends at the funeral ment officials provided power company is al- Virginia and the Univer- in death by her husband, MONTEREY — Fu- home Saturday, Feb. 17, sufficient evidence to ready $9 billion in debt sity of Mississippi where Albert “Al” Anthony neral services for Don- from 5-8 p.m. prove the power com- and operating with infra- she met the love of her Cannella; and two broth- ald Cleghorn, 78, of Mr. Cleghorn passed pany needed a $1 billion structure that is nearly life, Albert Cannella. ers and sisters-in-law, Algood, will be held at 2 away Thursday, Feb. 15, loan. three times older than They were married Jan. George and Mary Imlay, p.m. Sunday, Feb. 18, at 2018, at Cookeville Re- Meanwhile, some the industry average. 3, 1945, and were happily and Hugh (Bud) and Ar- the chapel of Goff Fu- gional Medical Center. Puerto Ricans fumed on The U.S. territory suf- married for nearly 69 lene Imlay. neral Home. Burial will D.M. Goff Funeral social media about re- fered frequent blackouts years until Al’s death in The family extends be in F.A. Norrod Ceme- Home is in charge of ceiving expensive power even before the hurri- December 2012. special thanks to Lida’s tery. arrangements, 839-2311. bills despite not having cane. Lida spent her entire primary caregiver and married years as a de- loving friend, Emily voted wife and mother as Horn, and to Debra she and Al raised their Walker and Cindy Green nine children together. who were faithful weekly Civilians have no place to run in Turkey offensive An exceptional seam- visitors. The family also BEIRUT (AP) — One- matically and militarily. stress, Lida sewed every- wishes to express grati- month-old Heyim Has- So far, nearly 80 civilians thing from doll clothes to tude to the staff at Her- san was receiving in Afrin, according to wedding gowns for her itage Pointe Senior treatment for a chest in- the Syrian Observatory children and grandchil- Living and especially to fection in the Afrin gen- for Human Rights, and dren. In her later years the resident assistants, eral hospital in northern 31 Turkish soldiers have she did beautiful scrolled nurses, and fellow resi- Syria when a shell been killed. Turkey says woodwork and beaded dents who provided ex- landed a few meters it does all it can to avoid jewelry. An outstanding cellent care and loving (feet) away. His panicked civilian casualties. craftsman, Lida was al- friendship throughout father whisked him out Turkey launched its ways generous with her her five years there. of the building and offensive with more than talents and her hand- Heartfelt thanks to the spent hours looking for 70 aircraft. Airstrikes made creations, giving staff of Avalon Hospice nebulizers to aid the in- were followed by a many away to family, who took such compas- fant's breathing. No one ground assault in which friends, church and civic sionate care of Lida dur- was killed in the attack, an estimated 10,000 al- groups. ing her final months. but nearly 30 children lied Syrian rebel fighters Lida was active in In lieu of flowers, me- had to be evacuated to took part, backed by AP church work her whole morial contributions safety. Turkish artillery and life and had been a mem- may be made to Avalon It was the third time Turkish troops and pro-Turkey Syrian fighters try other troops. ber of Saint Thomas Hospice, 1080 Neal Heyim's father, Serbest, to take control of Bursayah hill, which separates Fighting on six fronts, Aquinas Catholic Street, Cookeville, TN had to seek shelter for the Kurdish-held enclave of Afrin from the Turkey- the Turkey-backed Church since moving to 38501. his family in the last controlled town of Azaz, Syria. troops have met stiff re- Cookeville in 1962. She Hooper-Huddleston & month. Four days after sistance from the Kur- gifted Saint Thomas with Horner Funeral Home is the baby was born, the Kurdish enclave "This is how it is in dish People's Defense many of her arts and in charge of arrange- Turkey launched an of- while Turkey and its al- Afrin. It is not just me," Units, known as the crafts for the annual Oc- ments, 526-6111. You may fensive in northwestern lies are bogged down in Hassan said in a series YPG. toberfest, coordinated share your thoughts and Syria, forcing them to fierce ground battles of messages to The Asso- Turkish officials have Sunday classes, and memories at www.hhh- flee their home and against formidable oppo- ciated Press from inside made conflicting state- cooked lots and lots of funerals.com. Serbest's mobile phone nents. Afrin, encircled and ments about the goals of food for church events shop to find safety in the Crammed with 40 rela- under attack since Jan. the offensive, but have and families. She was district's center. tives into their new shel- 20. said they seek to push also a “quiet” volunteer, Nearly a month into ter, a three-bedroom A slow-moving ground the Kurdish militia away finding many ways to the offensive in Afrin, apartment, the baby offensive, the assault on from its borders. serve her community hundreds of thousands Heyim contracted the in- Afrin threatens to be- The Kurdish fighters without drawing atten- of Syrians like Hassan fection. Then the new come a protracted stand- form the backbone of the tion to herself. She and his family are hid- neighborhood also got off, deepening an already U.S-backed Syrian Dem- ing from bombs and shelled while he was dire humanitarian situa- ocratic Forces fighting airstrikes in caves and evacuated from the hos- tion. It could also prove Islamic State group mili- basements, trapped in pital. costly for Turkey, diplo- tants in eastern Syria.

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Friday, February 16, 2018 LIVING 8 ►DEAR ABBY ►SENIOR CORNER Woman’s higher Senior Valentines Quick, income may bruise effective pick- boyfriend’s ego me-ups for EAR ABBY: My boyfriend, “Hal,” and energy slumps I have been dating for a year and a half, liv- se these quick ingD together for six months. tricks to boost I’m afraid he feels emascu- energy when you lated. Because I make more need it most. money than he does, a lot of UHave a glass of water. the responsibility for paying Dietitian Cindi Lock- the bills lands on me. We try hart said hydration is to split things down the mid- her first concern with dle, but recent complications clients who complain of with his job have meant it low energy. “If you’re doesn’t always work out that not adequately hy- way. drated, your blood gets I love Hal. I know he’s the dehydrated,” she said. one I want to spend the rest “It’s like your body is of my life with. I don’t want trying to push oxygen money to be a and nu- dividing force, trients but I don’t through know what to Paige Stanage | Herald Citizen sludge to say to make Above, Phyllis Leonard, Baxter’s 2018 get to him feel bet- Valentine Queen, is crowned by Baxter your ter. This has Senior Center board member Anna cells.” been the ele- Ruth Burroughs, right, and is pre- Grab a sented with flowers and candy by Bar- Abigail phant in the Brenda piece of room for some bara Lee, the director of the center, fruit. Van Buren time. left. Dishman Fruit is a Hal helps natural out with cooking and house- At right, the Cookeville Senior Center source of sugar, with work, and because of that, I celebrated Valentine’s Day with a party the added bonus of fiber don’t mind putting a little Tuesday night. From left are Maxine to slow down how more into the bills. I do not Frasier, director; Ellen Waller, volun- quickly your body me- want this to be an issue fur- teer; and Julie LaForest, assistant di- tabolizes and releases ther down the road. Any ad- rector. Ellen is holding a plate of the fructose. vice is appreciated. — chocolate-covered strawberries and Get some exercise. STUCK ON THIS IN VIR- cherries. Paige Stanage | Herald Citizen Yes, it seems counterin- GINIA tuitive, but working out DEAR STUCK: The prob- regularly could be the lem with elephants in the solution to low energy room is, the longer they are you are looking for. ignored, the larger the herd Your brain responds to becomes. It’s amazing that just 20 minutes of exer- two important subjects — sex cise with proteins that and finances — are such provide a sense of clar- touchy ones to discuss. ity and contentment Choose a time when you while aiding with mem- and Hal are relaxed, and then ory — not to mention re- bring up your concerns. Tell leasing a dose of him how much you appreci- feel-good endorphins. ate him in your life and the Go for whole grains. efforts he makes to make life The complex carbohy- easier for you, and that you drates packed in whole don’t want money issues to grains are some of the cause problems between the best remedies for low two of you. He may need to energy around. The Mastersingers perform at a Christmas concert. hear you say it. Then encour- Take a power nap. If age him to express his feel- your fatigue comes from ings the way you have. missed sleep, a short DEAR ABBY: My husband Mastersingers to sing in Carnegie Hall nap will help fill your and I were invited by some energy tank. friends to meet for dinner. We By SUELLEN ALFRED 3 p.m., the Mastersingers will help them with the 2018 Federal poverty arrived first; they showed up For the Herald-Citizen will perform Dan Forest’s pronunciation, and they guidelines announced several minutes later. During Jubilate in the Watten- feel confident they will On Jan. 27, the U.S. the meal, the wife said, “I al- “How do you get to barger Auditorium at the master the challenging Department of Health ways scan the restaurant to Carnegie Hall? Practice, Bryan Fine Arts Building language by concert time. and Human Services re- see if there’s anyone else man, practice!” at Tennessee Technologi- Concert goers may pur- leased the 2018 Federal here I know.” The members of cal University. The theme chase tickets from any poverty guidelines. The After we finished dinner Cookeville’s own Mas- of the concert is Unity in member of the choir, or guidelines set the and the checks were paid, the tersingers have been doing the Community, and Jubi- they may order tickets at poverty level at $12,140 couple got up and left the just that this winter. They late reflects that theme www.mastersingers.com; for an individual and table. We didn’t know where have been working on Dan nicely in that each move- also, they may purchase $16,460 for a couple. Eli- they had gone. I put my coat Forest’s work entitled Ju- ment is written in a differ- tickets at the door. gibility tables for the on and we were leaving, bilate. Some Cookevillians ent language. On April 22, the Mas- Part D Low Income Sub- when the wife, who was now plan to travel to New York Of course the singers tersingers will join the sidy (LIS/Extra Help) sitting down at another table to attend that perform- have very little trouble Bryan Symphony Orches- and Medicare Savings with another couple, stopped ance, which will take place with sections written in tra for their performance Programs will be up- us to introduce us to them. on Sunday, May 13, at 2 Latin and Spanish. But entitled Remembrance in dated. I think they were terribly p.m. Those who are unable the sections written in He- the Wattenbarger Audito- Coming events: rude. I feel they should have go to New York will have brew, Arabic, Chinese, and rium at the Bryan Fine A craft class design- waited and walked out with the opportunity to hear Zulu are a bit more chal- Arts Building at Ten- ing quilted pumpkins us, saying hello as they that concert here at home. lenging. Fortunately they nessee Tech. Tickets may will be Tuesday, Feb. 20. passed the table of their On Sunday, March 18, at have a phonetic text that be purchased at the door. You must sign up for other friends. this class. This isn’t the first time she Our “Walk-With has done this. Is there a way Ease” exercise class to politely tell her how rude continues each Wednes- it is? My husband still wants day at 11:30 a.m. to meet them for meals, but I The line dance classes am really struggling with it. are every Wednesday at — DITCHED DINER IN 12:30 p.m. SOUTH CAROLINA There are two bingo DEAR DITCHED: If your sessions each Wednes- dinner companion had per- day starting at 9:30 a.m. fect manners, rather than Adult coloring is of- disappear after the check was fered each day, and our paid, she would have said, “I Book Nook is always see the Joneses over there. open with lots of read- We want to go over and say ing materials. hello, so come with us or go Marie Feran, Aging on ahead.” Because you have Services Attorney, will dined together before, you be at the center on Tues- know this is her pattern. I do day, Feb. 27, at 11:30 a.m. not think it is anything to to assist with legal ques- ruin a friendship over. tions and give an update HAPPY NEW YEAR TO on changes. MY ASIAN READERS: The We have nutrition Year of the Dog begins today. meals available each People born in the Year of Cookeville Crazy Quilters make a donation to Helping Hands of Putnam County. From Monday, Wednesday and the Dog are independent, sin- left are Beverly Woods, CCQ; Susan Thompson, CCQ; Debbie Handlson, Helping Thursday for those that cere, loyal and decisive. Un- Hands administrator; Elizabeth Johnson, CCQ President; Becky Carlson, CCQ; and are 60 and over. These daunted by life’s challenges, Dee Furst, CCQ. meals are an excellent they enjoy harmonious rela- nutritional source, plus tionships with those around no cooking and pay as them. Famous individuals you are able. who share this zodiac birth- Come by and get a cal- day are Winston Churchill, CHS chorus mattress fundraiser Saturday endar of events for Mother Teresa, President Bill The second annual All sizes and many models Layaway and delivery are March. Clinton, Elvis Presley and Cookeville High School cho- of name-brand mattresses available. Madonna. I wish a happy, rus mattress fundraiser is set will be for sale, with all pro- All mattresses are brand Brenda Dishman is the di- healthy new year to all of you for Saturday, Feb. 17, from 10 ceeds benefiting the CHS new and carry full manufac- rector of the Algood Sen- who celebrate this holiday. a.m. to 5 p.m. at the school. choral program. turers warranties. ior Center. Herald-Citizen

Friday, February 16, 2018 RELIGION 9 Too many The right burdens? way to live?

f we are not careful, we hat is the right and wise will let our burdens cling way to live? It is likely that to us like a pair of static most everyone with reflec- socks from the dryer. Oh, tive nature has pondered weI may try shaking them thisW question. Even a cursory obser- aside, but they again return vation of the lives of others details in to cling with a hindering per- many cases lives of hardship that fol- sistence. low from unwise choices. In other Burdens of sin, shame, words, the person made some very hurt, fear, guilt, or feelings of poor choices, and their present diffi- failure haunt us. You know, culties are the consequences of those those secret things of our choices. An even greater point of past and present that show consideration must be the thought of up in our inner events following death; for, what being to trou- happens in this life ble our soul to determines one’s the point of de- eternal destiny. stroying our There is a moment of dreams, hopes Tennessee Bible College President David Hill speaks during the 2017 Spiritual judgment following and desires. Renewal Lectures. This year's event is Feb. 23-25. death. (Hebrews 9:27) Depression The purpose of this Scarlett sets in. What article is to use the Heise can we do? Randy words of Jesus to You think TBC lectures to focus on Bybee teach for the benefit you are going crazy with all of all the right and that is going on inside your wise way to live. head. Help. You need help. In the Sermon on the Mount, Unfortunately, many will ‘Who is like unto thee?’ Jesus declared, “Enter ye in at the seek a phycologist first thing strait gate: for wide is the gate, and in hope of dealing with the “Who is like unto (Northeast church). broad is the way, that leadeth to de- horrible burdens within, but thee?” Saturday • 6 p.m. — “Delighting struction, and many there be which still find no relief. You need That’s the topic of Ten- • 9 a.m. — “Glorious in in Mercy” (Micah 7:18) go in thereat: because strait is the rest, you need peace. What nessee Bible College’s Holiness” (Exodus 15:11) with James McGill of gate, and narrow is the way, which can you do? 39th annual Spiritual with Paul Elam of Man- Nashville (Northeast leadeth unto life, and few there be There is only one answer to Renewal Lectures to be chester (TBC). church). that find it. (Matthew 7:13,14) Sev- that question that will deliver held Feb. 23-25. • 10 a.m. — “Fearful in Hill added that Dr. Jim eral lessons are immediately clear the rest and peace you desire. “This is a unique study Praises” (Exodus 15:11) Laws, who kicks off the from this powerful passage. You must reach out to Jesus. of the attributes of God,” with Mark Day of Flat- first night of the lec- Firstly, the roadway leading to Open your heart and mind to TBC President David Hill woods, Kentucky (TBC). tures, was the first to one’s eternal destiny is entered by accepting God and His son, said. “In our years of • 11 a.m. — “Desiring earn a Ph.D. from TBC in choice. Jesus ordered one and all to Jesus. Spiritual Renewal, we’ve All to Come to Repen- 1986. “enter.” God will not force anyone How? Ask God to come into never addressed this tance” (II Peter 3:9) with He has high hopes for to follow Him; He will not compel or your life. Tell Him about your subject. It’s a great Larry Stewart of Tifton, continued success in coerce anyone to walk the “strait” burdens. Learn about His study that helps us to un- Georgia (Northeast TBC’s Spiritual Renewal way. This is a matter of individual Word, for when we become a derstand better the God church). Lectures. desire and will. Those who are lost child of God, life’s burdens we serve.” • 1 p.m. — “Who Deliv- “We expect this event eternally can only blame them- are only temporary. God can Hill said it’s a timely ers the Poor” (Psalm to continue to grow,” he selves. deliver us from our bur- topic as well. 35:10) with Ramdeo said. “The last several Secondly, the roadway leading to dens…Isaiah 10:27 “And it “Our hope is to enrich Ramdeen of Loris, South years have been very en- eternal life has a strait gate. The shall come to pass in that the Christian life,” he Carolina (Northeast couraging with the inter- word strait is different from the day, that his burden shall be said. “Subjects like this church). est and participation.” word straight. The word used by taken away from off thy year’s help increase un- • 2 p.m .— “Doing Everyone is welcome. Jesus means narrow. There is a def- shoulder, and his yoke from derstanding.” Wonders” (Exodus 15:11) TBC is located at 1616 inite and exclusive system for en- off thy neck, and the yoke The schedule is as fol- with Bruce Mullinax of McCulley Road in trance; one cannot do just anything shall be destroyed because of lows: Rickman (TBC). Cookeville. one might please and suppose that the anointing.” Friday Sunday The college offers a it is a passage through this narrow Our God can choose to help • 7 p.m. — Singing at • 9 a.m. — “In Right- bachelor’s degree in reli- gate. Entrance into the church and us carry our burdens… Northeast Church of eousness” (Psalm 71:19) gious education, mas- being saved from sins occurs at the Matthew 11:28,29…”Come Christ (nextdoor to with Alan Judd of Cen- ter’s and doctorate moment of scriptural baptism. unto me, all ye that labor and TBC). ter Grove (Northeast degrees in theology and (Mark 16:16; Galatians 3:26,27; 1 are heavy laden, and I will • 7:30 p.m. — “Who is church). a two-year preaching Corinthians 12:13; Acts 22:16; John give you rest…Take my yoke Like Unto You, O Lord?” • 10 a.m. — “Who Par- diploma. 3:3-5) Though men have concocted upon you, and learn of me; (Exodus 15:11) with Jim dons Iniquity” (Micah For more information, many different ideas for salvation for I am meek and lowly in Laws of Tyler, Texas 7:18) with Donny Weimar call 931-526-2616 or visit and for entrance into the church, heart: and ye shall find rest (Northeast church). of Commerce, Texas www.tn-biblecollege.edu. none of them can alter what Jesus unto your souls.” said. Jesus says, “learn of me Thirdly, the wide gate, which is and you shall find rest unto obviously easy to enter, leads to a your soul.” broad way, the end of which is de- This past Wednesday Erin Shepherd Murray to perform struction. Many are traveling this evening, as I sat in church road, but the ending point is tragic. listening to a young man with Talented mezzo-so- tor of Bella have access to private Paul spoke of those who do not the wisdom of God beyond prano Erin Shepherd Voce Music, music lessons, competi- know God and do not obey the his years; He gave a message Murray will perform in which she tions and audition oppor- gospel. What a frightening thought! of such hope, joy and peace concert at the Pleasant started in tunities. (2 Thessalonians 1:7-9) of knowing our Lord. One Hill Community 2003 after This concert is the Fourthly, few are journeying the sentence in particular he Church on Sunday, Feb. studying first in the PHCC Con- pathway that leads to eternal life. quoted, was when Jesus for- 25 at 3 p.m. with such cert Action Team’s series This is a sobering thought. The ma- gives us of our sins when we Some of the pieces in Murray notables as of programming for 2018. jority of people are not living in a humbly ask, He then forgets the program include J.S. William A free will offering is way that is pleasing to God. The those sins. (“Yes” I say to my- Bach’s O Thou that McIver (Juilliard), Cas- suggested, and all are in- Bible is God’s word, and, without self, “I know that”.) They are Tellest Good Tidings to sandra Riddle (Metropol- vited to attend this very exception, what it teaches is what wiped out for good. Zilch! Zion, Bellini’s Dolente itan Opera) and William special concert. God demands of people. Biblical Gone. Jesus completely Immagine, Rossini’s Una Scott (Atlanta Opera). The Pleasant Hill Com- teaching touches every aspect of deletes those burdens and Voce Poco Fa, Schubert’s She is also the founder munity Church is lo- life. thinks of them no more. We Lachen und Weinen of the Atlanta Private cated on 67 Church What is the right way to live? The are then free to move on be- Seligkeit an de Musik, Voice Teachers Forum, Drive, just off Main St. answer is clear. Live in complete cause our burdens have been and Schonberg’s I and the Performing Arts in Pleasant Hill. harmony with the teachings of the lifted from us. Dreamed a Dream. Each Conservatory of Atlanta, For more information, Bible – that is the strait way that A few minutes later, the piece showcases the a nonprofit whose mis- please call the office leads to life. Obey the gospel to be- young man repeats again amazing range and qual- sion is to provide schol- weekdays at 931-277-3193, come a Christian, and serve Jesus about the forgotten burdens. ity of her voice. arships for students in or visit our website at in the Church of Christ which He I then say to myself, “Well, if Ms. Murray is the the belief that all com- www.pleasanthillucctn.o purchased. Bible teaching is not al- only I could forget”. All at owner and artistic direc- mitted students should rg. ways popular, it is not always ap- once it was like a lightning proved, it is not always tolerated. bolt passing over. “Well, if How great it is to enter the strait God forgets my burdens of In Our Churches gate and to travel the narrow way; sin, then I am free to forget for only that leads to life. and lay them aside so I can Ongoing Terry McBroom 931-252- Society of Cookeville, But grow in grace, and in the move on and enjoy life Adult Bereavement 9704. branch of The First knowledge of our Lord and Saviour again.” A peace and lightness Support group Tues- Celebrate Recovery Church of Christ Scien- Jesus Christ. To him be glory both of heart then occurred. days 10-11:15 a.m., & 6- Christ-centered recov- tist, holds services at now and for ever. Amen.” (2 Peter Why in the world did this 7:15 p.m. Stevens Street ery meetings. Overcome 10:30 a.m. Sundays, 118 3:18) not soak in before? Well Baptist Church campus. hurts, habits, & hang- E. 1st St. at Holly. Call friends, it is because I did not Call 525-2600. Hosted by ups. Tuesdays 6 p.m. Call 854-0916. Randy Bybee is the preacher for Pippin put my trust and faith fully Heart of the Cumber- Steve 260-3202, or Compassionate Com- Church of Christ at 1701 Pippin Road in in Jesus to deliver me of my land. www.collegeside.org/CR. Cookeville. He is also a professor of burdens. I kept taking them Aglow Centering Prayer See CHURCHES, physics at Lipscomb University in back to cling like that ole Aglow International, a Group Page A10 Nashville. dryer sock. Satan stepped in dynamic, global organi- Meets Wednesdays, 4-5 where I was weak…and I let zation, with a single pur- p.m. First United him. pose to see God’s will be Methodist Church, Free- Silver Point church of Christ Dear Friends, 1 Peter done on earth as it is in man Building, room ...pointing the way to the cross since 1929 5:6,7…”Humble yourselves heaven, through prayer, B214. Call Noel Poston No. 1 in 6701 Smithville Highway local therefore under the mighty local groups, events & 526-2177. Silver Point, Tennessee news hand of God, that he may outreach. Call Karen 979- Children’s Program Time of Services: exalt you in due time: Casting 0727 or visit A creative children’s Call 526- all your care upon him; for he www.aglow.org. program, New Thought 9715 Sunday Bible Study 9 AM careth for you. Aluminum Cans Unity Church (823 10th to sub- Worship 10 AM & 6 AM Donate aluminum cans St.) is held Sundays at 11 scribe Wednesday Bible Study 7 PM Scarlett Heise has lived in Put- to provide new shoes to a.m. Minister: John Whitson (931-858-2390/239-1794) nam County for almost 30 poor children in Central Christian Science Visit us on the web at silverpointchurchofchrist.org years. America & Mexico. Call The Christian Science A10 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, February 16, 2018 RELIGION South Dakota church merges 3 denominations together

WOONSOCKET, S.D. (AP) — Her were welcoming and warm and open- The life-changing experience Ander- Bethany Lutheran — that merged ap- best friend had just died, and Ander- hearted,” Anderson said. “I wanted to son had at Spirit of Faith in proximately one year ago to form the son was at a loss — she wasn’t angry go and see if I could find comfort and Woonsocket isn’t uncommon. church. with God, she was just confused. understanding, and I really think But the situation leading to the for- Since then, the congregation has What she found in those church that’s an important thing a lot of peo- mation of the church is. raised more than $300,000, and it plans pews changed Anderson’s life. ple go through — they don’t care about The congregation is made up of to build a new church facility to house “Nobody ever said anything nega- their faith until something really three denominations — Evangelical their unified entity, the Daily Republic tive. People knew I was grieving and tragic happens.” Lutheran, United Methodist and reported .

Community Calendar From Page A9 Clothes for entire family, no paper- grovelife.org. Senior Lunch work or questions asked, everyone Meditation Every third Tuesday. Free lunch & munication welcome. Second Saturdays, 9 a.m.- Unitarian Universalist Congrega- fellowship for folks 50+, everyone Unitarian Universalist Congrega- noon. Silver Point Baptist Church, tion of Cookeville meditation group, 6 welcome. Silver Point Baptist tion of Cookeville’s Compassionate 14021 Buffalo Valley Road, Silver p.m. Tuesdays, 31 W. 1st St. It does Church, 14021 Buffalo Valley Rd., Sil- Communication circle meets 6 p.m. Point. not matter if you are just curious, a ver Point. first & third Wednesdays, at 31 W. 1st Grief novice, or long-time practitioner. Feb. 22 St. This is a Nonviolent Communica- Heart of the Cumberland provides Come experience a sense of calm in Lent Service tion method. This is a tool for resolv- hope and healing for the grieving an accepting, supportive environ- Noon. First United Methodist ing differences. Visit through Christ-centered peer sup- ment. Visit http:// Church, 23 N. Church St., Sparta. http://tinyurl.com/ca2ofcf. port. Bereavement & divorce groups tinyurl.com/ca2ofcf. Mar. 1 Divorce Care for grade 2-adult. Call 525-2600. Mother’s Day Out Lent Service DivorceCare is a friendly, caring Grief Share First Baptist Church Cookeville’s Noon. First Christian Church, 109 group of people who will walk along- Two grief support groups, room 206 Mother’s Day Out program, Tuesdays Gaines St., Sparta. side you through one of life’s most - Freeman Building, First United & Fridays, 8:45 a.m.-2:45 p.m. Call Mar. 8 difficult experiences. Don’t go Methodist Church, Mondays 5:30-7:30 Linda 526-7119. Lent Service through separation or divorce alone. p.m. Also meets at the YMCA, Restoring Hope Noon. Christpoint Church, 13 Lib- Meets Wednesdays at 7 p.m. at Trinity Wednesdays, 9:30-11:30 a.m. Informal, Restoring Hope, a Christian-based erty Square, Sparta. in Algood, 205 W. Wall St. faith-based group. View informative help center, distributes household Mar. 15 Food Pantry videos, facilitator-led discussion, re- items, toiletries, furniture, clothes, Lent Service New Beginning Fellowship Church ceive the compassionate comfort shoes & toys for those in need. 7311 Noon. First Church of the has a food pantry for those in need. needed to move forward with your Baxter Rd., Baxter, Saturday 9 a.m.- Nazarene, 1787 Smithville Hwy., Second Saturday every month from 9- grief. Call Marlene 931-854- noon, except holiday weekends. We Sparta. 10 a.m. 775 West Cemetery Rd. Call 0806/Robert 931-644-2435. also accept non-perishable & mone- Mar. 22 651-2461. The Grove tary donations. Call for appointment Lent Service Free Clothing The Grove, Little Tree Learners, for after-hours deliveries, Leecoe 239- Noon. Christian Life 1st Assembly, West View Baptist Church gives Mother’s Day Out Program, Tuesdays 3040. 117 N. Spring St., Sparta. away free clothing first & third Mon- & Thursdays, 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m., now Salem Outreach Mar. 30 day each month, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. 427 enrolling. Infants-preschoolers will Salem Outreach Center will be Lent Service Laurel Ave. enjoy a loving, safe, caring environ- open by appointment only. Call 931- Noon. Saint Andrew Catholic Free Clothing ment. Call 526-9355 or visit www.the- 372-8733. Church, 829 Valley View Dr., Sparta.

Church Directory PRESBYTERIAN BAPTIST CATHOLIC CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH OF CHRIST EPISCOPAL Algood Cumberland Presbyterian Church St. Thomas Aquinas Harp Ave. Algood, TN SMYRNA HOLLADAY Minister-Rev. Richard Bond Catholic Church Worship-9:30 AM 421 N. Washington Ave., Cookeville CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH OF Sunday School-10:30 AM 3698 Dodson Branch Road Monday-7:00 PM 526-2575 Cookeville, TN 38501 • 931-526-5403 Fr. Chad Puthoff, S.D.S. Sunday Bible Study...... 9:00 AM CHRIST Pastor Sunday Worship...... 10:00 AM 1765 Mine Lick Creek Rd. Cookeville, TN MASS SCHEDULE Evening Worship...... 6:00 PM Saturday 5:00 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 PM Sunday Bible Study...... 10 a.m. Sunday 8:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m. SUNDAY Sunday Morning Worship...11 a.m. 12:30 p.m. Spanish Mass Studies In The Word 780 AM / 106.1 FM Sunday Evening Worship...... 6 p.m. AT 7:30 AM Wednesday Bible Study...6:30 p.m. FIRST CUMBERLAND Please Call for Holy Days The Bible Way Schedule 1600 AM / 110.9 FM Nursery Available PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AT 9:00 AM 565 East 10th Street SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Cookeville, TN 38501 Minister, James Rogers Johnny Fox, Minister 931-526-6585 Church Office Saturday, 4:00 or by appointment Associate Minister, Sammy Webb 931-528-8587 Nursery School Weekday Masses 8:00 a.m. Daily www.cocsmyrna.org 432-4751 Sunday Schedule: http://www.cookevillestthomas.org www.holladaychurchofchrist.com Worship - 8:45 and 11:00 AM Church School - 9:50 AM Evening Worship - 6:00 PM Willow Avenue Wednesday Worship: The Connection - 5:00 PM COOPERATIVE BAPTIST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Church of Christ METHODIST Sunday a.m. 9:00 Christian Smith, Bible Study 10:15 ALGOOD Senior Pastor Calvary Christian P.M. Worship 6:00 Wed. Bible Study 7:00 UNITED Church Sunday Morning Worship Services METHODIST Where Coming To Church Broadcast on WHUB 1400 at 10 a.m. First Is Like Coming Home 1150 South Willow Avenue CHURCH P resbyterian 4801 Poplar Grove Rd, Cookeville Jeremiah Tatum, Minister Church 931-528-0047 432-2333 20 N. Dixie www.calvarychristianchurchtn.com Sunday Services Church School: 9:45am Prayer Service - 8 a.m. Bible Study - 9 a.m. Morning Worship: 11:00am Morning Service - 1 0 a.m. SoulSong Wednesday Services Bible Study - 6 :30 p.m. 135 West Main St., Algood, TN. Parent’s Day Out Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Tues & Thurs 8:30am-2:30pm Sunday Worship at 11 a.m. Interim Pastor: NURSERY PROVIDED Rev. Dr. Charles McCaskey CHURCH OF CHRIST SYCAMORE Albert Willis, Pastor Church office: 931-526-4424 Church of Christ ␣ Everyone is invited to attend: 537-6111 • www.algoodumc.org email: Sunday Services [email protected] Northeast website: firstprescookeville.org 8:00 a.m. - Adult Bible Study Church of Christ 9:00 a.m. - Morning Worship Intentionally Inclusive Your Off Highway 111, Cookeville, TN FIRST 10:15 a.m. - Bible Classes Bible Study 9:00 AM UNITED Church Worship...... 10:00 AM 5:00 p.m. - Evening Worship METHODIST BAPTIST Evening Worship...... 6:00 PM CHURCH ROCKY POINT Wednesday Wednesday Services should Bible Study...... 7:00 PM MISSIONARY BAPTIST MINISTER - Paul Wilmoth 7:00 p.m. - Bible Classes 165 EAST BROAD, “We’re not the church nearest but the church dearest” COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 be here! Assoc. Minister - David Hill 1144 Crescent Drive, A warm welcome awaits Antioch Phone: (931) 526-2177 Call to place everyone - 526-2535 Cookeville your ad today! Church of Christ www.cookevillefumc.org 931-526-9715 931-526-5427 4711 Old Sparta Rd. *Radio Broadcast - FM 94.1 • M a r t i n T h i e l e n Algood Minister: Steve Reeder Cookeville, TN Senior Pastor Nolan Cantrell, Pastor Sunday School...... 10 AM W o r s h i p S e r v i c e : “Come and Give Us A Try Everyone Is Welcome” Church of www.sycamorecoc.com Worship...... 11 AM 8:30 a.m. & 10:55 a.m. - Sanctuary LUTHERAN Evening Worship...... 5 PM NEW ZION MISSIONARY Heavenly Host Lutheran Churc h Christ Wednesday Bible Study.....6:30 PM BAPTIST CHURCH School and Early Childhood Center 395 W. M ain, Algood, TN MONTEREY Bro. Larry S. Gregory, Pastor Pastor: Andrew Smith Sunday Bible Study 9:00 AM Hwy. 56 • Bloomington Springs, TN Church of Christ NON-DENOMINATIONAL Elementary School: Sunday Morning Worship 10:00 AM Call 931-528-1684 for info. Grades K-8 308 W. Crawford Ave. Your Church SUNDAY SCHOOL - 10 A.M. Early Childhood Center: Sun. Evening Bible Study 5:25 P .M. Monterey, TN 38574 WORSHIP SERVICE - 11 A.M. 6 weeks-age 5 Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 PM (931) 839-2660 should be Church: 526-3423 Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 PM Cookeville email: [email protected] SUNDAY here! Primitive Baptist Church Nursery Available Bible Study 10 AM Call to place “ Proclaiming the Doctrines of Grace” 8:00 & 10:30 am Worship Preacher John Chowning Worship 11 AM & 6 PM Sunday Service 10:30am 9:15 am Sunday School 537-6221 WEDNESDAY your ad today! 2 002 N. Willow Ave. School/Center: 520-3766 [email protected] “Free Bible Lesson by Bible Study 7 PM 931-526-9715 www.facebook.com/cookevillepbc Minister: 777 S. Willow Ave., Cookeville Mail Upon Request” Tim Singleton HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, February 16, 2018 — A11 PUTNAM COUNTY DEVOTIONAL PAGE

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FREEWILL BAPTIST STONE ASSN SOUTHERN BAPTIST Carol Walker, Director 2350 Hilham Rd., 372-9942 80 Pippin Rd., 526-4655 CHURCH OF CHRIST 1 week FREE to new families with MONTEREY FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 141 McClellan Ct., 372-8577 non-refundable deposit of second N. Chestnut St., Monterey, 839-6563 KNIGHTS CHAPEL FREE WILL BAPTIST TAYLOR SEMINARY FREEWILL BAPTIST at time of enrollment. 3825 Shipley Rd., 526-3148 6195 Bunker Hill Rd., 432-5486 CHURCH OF CHRIST Our preschool weekly is $100. NEW BEGINNINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD 329 E. Jere Whitson Rd., 526-6303 2193 West Broad St., 528-1371 LILLY’S CHAPEL FREE WILL BAPTIST TRINITY BAPTIST Wanda Keagle, FNP 749 Buffalo Valley Rd 4305 Baxter Rd., Baxter 613 W. Broad St., 520-0439 CHURCH OF CHRIST 586 Suite L South Jefferson Ave., Cookeville 931-372-8275 TRINITY ASSEMBLY OF GOD 308 W. Crawford Ave., Monterey, 839- 931-854-0050 205 W. Wall St., Algood, 537-9830 MIDWAY BAPTIST UNION GROVE FREEWILL BAPTIST 2660 200 N. Old Kentucky, 526-9014 4192 Mine Lick Creek Rd. TRINITY ASSEMBLY CHI ALPHA CHURCH OF CHRIST AT COLONIAL Anderson - Upper Cumberland 185 W. 12th St., 528-7003 MILL CREEK BAPTIST UNITED FREEWILL BAPTIST 1464 W. Cemetery Rd., 432-2992 FUNERAL HOME 7355 East Hwy. 70 N. 1926 North Dixie Ave. Jimmy Anderson BAPTIST Monterey, 839-3992 COLLEGESIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST Funeral Director UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS BAPTIST 252 E. 9th St., 526-2661 ALGOOD FIRST FREEWILL BAPTIST MINERAL SPRINGS FIRST BAPTIST 1555 Gainesboro Grade, 372-8289 www.ucfuneral.com 120 E .Church St., 537-6020 4038 Hanging Limb Hwy., Monterey, DOUBLE SPRINGS CHURCH OF CHRIST OBIT LINE 931-268-1551 839-6834 WASHINGTON AVE. BAPTIST 4663 Norton Dr., 528-0214 2131 S. Grundy Quarles Hwy. BANGHAM HEIGHTS BAPTIST 1621 N. Washington Ave., 526-1917 Gainesboro , TN • P. O. Box 398 5961 Hilham Rd., 528-8885 MIRACLE MOUNTAIN BAPTIST HERRENS CHAPEL CHURCH OF CHRIST 931-268-0266 • 931-268-1550 • 931-858-7474 1503 N. 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By LINDSEY BAHR designer Hannah Beachler AP Film Writer and editor Michael Shawver, and got used to trusting those BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. he hired to go off and do their (AP) — Ryan Coogler was feel- jobs while he did his, knowing ing overwhelmed by "Black that he couldn't get hung up Panther." on details like what color It was only his third feature someone's shoes would be. film and, at just 30-years-old, That's what Oscar-nominated he was making it with Holly- costume designer Ruth E. wood's most powerful studio Carter was there for, after all. under enormous cultural ex- And Jordan, who starred in pectations and with $200 mil- both "Fruitvale Station" and lion to get it right. "Creed," said Coogler handled And he really didn't want it the pressure well. to "suck" (his word). "I didn't have as much time The Oakland, California, na- as I usually have with him. He tive got into filmmaking al- had so many other things to most on a lark when a creative tackle," Jordan said. "But writing professor at St. Mary's other than that he's the same College in Moraga, California, guy and that's what makes where he was attending on a Ryan Ryan. He's unapologeti- football scholarship, suggested cally who he is 24-7. And he's he look into screenwriting. He consistent. A lot of people had thought he would play can't say that about them- football and be a doctor, selves. We're still blasting maybe, to help his community. music in between set-ups and But this idea of being a film- takes and everybody on the maker took hold, and after crew was feeling like a big making a splash at the USC family. It was awesome." School of Cinematic Arts, he On "Black Panther," Jordan had solidified himself as one just wanted to be there to sup- of the most promising and vi- port his friend when he brant young directors to needed it — Coogler always watch. did it for him. His first feature, the indie "Every movie that we've "Fruitvale Station," about the done I've been in some physi- final 24 hours of Oscar Grant cally uncomfortable situations III, put him on the map after AP whether it's being freezing winning the Sundance Grand cold out somewhere or taking Filmmaker Ryan Coogler poses for a portrait at the "Black Panther" press junket at the Mon- Jury and Audience prizes in a punch or being in some ex- tage Beverly Hills in Beverly Hills, Calif. The film opens nationwide today. 2013, a handful of critics treme situation. Ryan? If I'm groups awards and a Film In- cold he's going to be cold. If dependent Spirit Award. His same time he was there with own speed. This was a differ- n't be enough on a film like I'm in some thin T-shirt or second, the "Rocky" spin-off 'Fruitvale Station.' I had so ent beast — with visual ef- this. There's so much happen- shirtless or in the elements, "Creed," put him on another much respect and pride," fects, a huge ensemble cast ing and so many decisions to he's going to take his shirt off level. Gurira said. "I had never met and set pieces that would be made." too and be right there with his The $35 million film grossed him but I was proud of him, of make any veteran filmmaker "I had to learn to be more ef- actor," Jordan said. "He's will- over $173 million worldwide what he'd done and how he'd wake up in a cold sweat. ficient," he added. "I got to ing to do whatever it is, what- and reinvigorated a franchise moved forward in the world "This is the first project that learn how to do in 30 minutes ever the actor is going through for Warner Bros. and told stories that needed to I ever did that I felt like I had what it took me two hours to so we can do it together. That's It's the kind of one-two be told." to make peace with the fact do on the last movie." a testament to him, man, punch that made people who Still, "Black Panther" was that I would never be caught To help, Coogler surrounded teamwork, just being there for didn't even know him at the going to be a huge leap, even if up in my work," Coogler said. himself with a handful of con- each other. I think that's rare. time, like actress Danai odds that it would "suck" were "I had to figure out how to let stants, like his muse Michael And it makes you want to fol- Gurira, feel proud. slim. Coogler, 31, was used to myself rest. You could work 24 B. Jordan, cinematographer low him even more. He's a "I had been at Sundance the making personal films at his hours a day and it still would- Rachel Morrison, production great leader."

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This is the Chinese New Year of the Dog. In 1862, the Civil War Bat- tle of Fort Donelson in Ten- nessee ended as some 12,000 Confederate soldiers surren- dered; Union Gen. Ulysses S. Grant's victory earned him the moniker "Unconditional Surrender Grant." In 1923, the burial chamber of King Tutankhamen's re- cently unearthed tomb was unsealed in Egypt by English archaeologist Howard Carter. In 1937, Du Pont research chemist Dr. Wallace H. Carothers, inventor of nylon, received a patent for the syn- thetic fiber, described as "lin- ear condensation polymers." In 1959, Fidel Castro be- came premier of Cuba a month and a-half after the overthrow of Fulgencio Batista. In 1977, Janani Luwum, the Anglican archbishop of Uganda, died in what Ugan- dan authorities said was an automobile accident, al- though it's generally be- lieved that he was shot to death by agents of Idi Amin. Today's Birthdays: Actor LeVar Burton is 61. Actor- rapper Ice-T is 60. Interna- tional Tennis Hall of Famer John McEnroe is 59. Actor Mahershala Ali is 44. Actress Elizabeth Olsen is 29. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, February 16, 2018 — A13 FRIDAY COMICS SATURDAY COMICS

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Nation in Brief Activists delay rebirth of Hawaii hotel

HONOLULU (AP) — the two men in the Coco Developers rebuilding a Palms case — Noa Mau- Train carrying storied, hurricane-rav- Espirito and Charles automobiles aged Hawaii hotel with a Hepa — by phone and Hollywood connection online for comment derails; 2 crew were looking forward to were unsuccessful. the Coco Palms’ rebirth However, Mau-Espirito members treated when two men showed last year told The Gar- up last year, claiming to den Island newspaper: ATTICA, N.Y. (AP) own the property be- “We have title to the — A freight train car- cause they descend from land. We’re not camp- rying automobiles has King Kaumualii, the last ing. Our goal is to get all derailed in rural west- ruler of Kauai. the families who have ern New York, sending The men set up camp royal patents in Wailua up a plume of black in tents and at the old back on their land.” smoke but apparently tennis pro shop at the The judge disagreed posing no public dan- shuttered resort, where with the men, ruling ger. Elvis Presley’s charac- their claims don’t give Norfolk Southern ter got married in the them the right to occupy Corp. spokesman Jon 1961 film “Blue Hawaii.” the property. Glass says a train Hurricane Iniki forced For Kaukaohu Wahi- pulling 43 autorack its closure in 1992. lani, who flew from his cars derailed in rural “They simply just home on Oahu to Kauai Wyoming County near showed up and started to support Mau-Espirito the village of Attica squatting,” said Chad AP file and others, it’s about late Thursday after- Waters, one of the part- Thirty Meter Telescope protesters walk on a road during a blockade that pre- standing up to the noon. He says both en- ners of Coco Palms Hui, vented TMT construction vehicles from driving up to the summit of Mauna wrongs committed gines and several the company leading the Kea near Hilo on the island of Hawaii in Hawaii. against Hawaiians — all cargo cars derailed redevelopment. the way back to the and the two crew Police were called, dozens camped out at challenging a giant tele- groups across the U.S., overthrow of the Hawai- members were taken trespassing citations the resort near an an- scope planned for a who have rallied over is- ian kingdom 125 years to a hospital with non- were written, and a cient Hawaiian fishpond Hawaiian mountain and sues ranging from ago. life-threatening in- judge last month issued in the community of blocking the U.S. mili- sports mascots to envi- “That was the place of juries. an order to evict them. Wailua. tary from using an unin- ronmental causes such kings, that was the place Glass says one en- Since then, a stream It’s the latest example habited Hawaiian island as the Dakota Access of alli,” he said, using gine was on fire and of protesters has come of Native Hawaiian ac- as a live-fire testing site. and Keystone XL oil the Hawaiian word for some diesel fuel and gone, with some tivists taking a stand on The protest also pipelines. ruler or royalty. “It was spilled. The railroad is days just a few demon- cultural issues and sa- comes amid continued Attempts by The As- a sacred place, and it sending specialists to strators and others cred places, such as activism by indigenous sociated Press to reach still is.” clean it up. Glass says there were no hazardous materials on the train, which was heading Couple pleads guilty in case from Buffalo to Me- chanicville. The cause of the de- of child abuse, starvation railment is under in- vestigation. HARRISBURG, Pa. Thursday to charges of locked inside a room at (AP) — A Pennsylvania aggravated assault, the couple’s Halifax couple has pleaded conspiracy, false im- Township home in De- guilty in a case in prisonment, unlawful cember. Prosecutors Stone Brewing which prosecutors say restraining and child say two of the children sues MillerCoors three children were so endangerment. were close to dying of starved for food they Police, acting on malnutrition. for Keystone Light peeled paint off the anonymous tip, discov- While the Weyants walls to survive. ered the three children, raised the children, branding AP Joshua and Brandi a 6-year-old boy and they were not their bio- Weyant pleaded guilty two girls, ages 4 and 5, logical parents. RICHMOND, Va. From left, Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, Sen. Jeff (AP) — Craft brewing Flake, R-Ariz., Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., and company Stone Brew- Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., finish a news con- ing Co. is suing Miller- ference at the Capitol in Washington, Thursday. Coors LLC over the rebranding of Key- stone Light beer. Senate rejects The Roanoke Times reports that Stone Brewing, based in Cal- ifornia with a brewery immigration bills in Richmond, filed the lawsuit on Monday ac- WASHINGTON (AP) which four separate pro- cusing MillerCoors — The Senate has left posals were defeated, il- Keystone beer’s re- hundreds of thousands lustrated anew branding of overtly of “Dreamer” immi- Congress’ steep chal- copying and infring- grants in limbo, reject- lenge in striking a deal ing on the Stone trade- ing rival plans that on an issue that’s proven mark. It says the new would have spared them intractable for years and Keystone label empha- from deportation and on which each party’s sizes the word strengthened the na- most fervent supporters “Stone,” and that tion’s border security. refuse to budge. MillerCoors has Senators dealt President The outcome sug- launched a social Donald Trump an espe- gested there may be no media campaign in- cially galling defeat as permanent solution soon tended to mislead cus- more than a quarter of to help the young immi- tomers by establishing fellow Republicans aban- grants, who were Stone as a new name doned him on an issue brought to the U.S. as for Keystone. that helped propel him children, despite their to the White House. sky-high support in pub- Also defeated Thurs- lic polling. Ohio State Fair day was a plan by a bi- The Senate votes left accident victims partisan group of the young immigrants senators who offered a facing a March 5 dead- reach a compromise that would line that Trump has have shielded the young given Congress for settlement immigrants and fi- restoring the Deferred nanced Trump’s de- Action for Childhood Ar- COLUMBUS, Ohio mands for money to rivals program, or (AP) — Those injured build his border wall, DACA, that he annulled in a deadly accident though more gradually last year. Federal courts last summer at the than he wants. Eight Re- have blocked him tem- Ohio State Fair have publicans joined most porarily from disman- reached a settlement Democrats in backing tling the Obama-era with the state. that plan, but it fell initiative, but without The settlement was short after the White congressional action the announced during an House threatened a veto immigrants will face Ohio Expositions and GOP leaders op- growing risks of depor- Commission meeting posed it. tation as their protec- Thursday. The day’s votes, in tions expire. According to the motion, the settle- ment’s terms include no money coming out Mortgages get more expensive of the state treasury and the plaintiffs fully (AP) — The cost of gage payments and releasing the state and borrowing for a home more money paid out the expositions com- keeps going up, a poten- over the life of the typi- mission. tial obstacle to would-be cal 30-year home loan. The Fire Ball ride buyers at a time when Mortgage buyer Fred- broke apart at the home prices are at all- die Mac said Thursday State Fair in July 2017, time highs in more than that the average rate on killing 18-year-old half of major U.S. mar- 30-year, fixed-rate mort- high school student kets. gages rose to 4.38 per- Tyler Jarrell and in- Average long-term cent this week, up from juring seven people. mortgage rates have 4.32 percent last week. Dutch manufacturer been rising steadily this That’s the highest rate KMG says the cause year and are now at the since April 2014. At the was excessive corro- highest level in almost start of the year, the av- sion of a support four years. That trans- erage rate was just beam. lates into higher mort- under 4 percent. Herald-Citizen

Friday, February 16, 2018 SPORTS B Tkachuk, Hamilton lead Flames over Preds Laviolette says team must work harder

By JIM DIAMOND Associated Press

NASHVILLE — If the Flames were weary at the end of their long trip, it did- n’t show against the Preda- tors. Matthew Tkachuk and Dougie Hamilton each had a goal and an assist in Cal- gary’s 4-3 victory over Nashville on Thursday night. Mark Jankowski and Cur- tis Lazar also scored, and Tony Marable | Herald-Citizen David Rittich made 29 saves. The Flames won two of Tennessee Tech Head Basketball Coach Steve Payne welcomes Micaiah Henry, left, and Curtis Phillips, Jr. back to the their last three to finish 4-2 huddle during a break in the action Thursday at Austin Peay State University. Tech won 86-80 on their longest trip of the season. “A little cliche-ish, but the big battle cry in there today was, ‘Who can do it the hardest the longest?’” Cal- Clinched a spot in tourney gary coach Glen Gulutzan said. “I thought our guys did that tonight.” Win over APSU puts Golden Eagles in OVC playoffs Ryan Johansen, Yannick Weber and Nick Bonino TTU Sports Information the opening four minutes. Austin Peay the league’s more dominant rebound- scored for Nashville, and jumped out to a 6-0 lead headed into ing teams. Junior Courtney Alexan- Pekka Rinne made 27 saves. CLARKSVILLE – Tenacious re- the first media break, having made der led all players with nine boards The Predators had won two bounding, sound ball movement and each of its first three shots. while Phillips added seven and sopho- in a row, and Rinne was 10- efficient shooting propelled the Ten- The game belonged to the Golden more big Micaiah Henry grabbed six. 0-1 in his previous 11. nessee Tech men’s basketball to an Eagles from that moment on. Tech ran Phillips led the scoring effort, going “We’re not working hard important 86-80 victory over Ohio Val- off nine straight points and finished bananas on his way to a career-high enough, I don’t know what ley Conference and in-state rival out the half with a 36-28 lead behind 29 points on a highly efficient 8-for-12 else to say,” Nashville coach Austin Peay Thursday evening. 48.1 percent shooting from the floor performance. He sunk 4-of-6 tries Peter Laviolette said. “If The Golden Eagles (17-11, 9-6) and 11 points from senior from deep and converted on 9-of-13 at- you don’t invest a lot, you snapped a three-game skid with the forward Curtis Phillips Jr. tempts from the charity stripe. won’t like it at the end. The victory, the team’s fifth in its last six As hot as the Tech offense finished Graduate guard Kajon Mack made stretches that aren’t going trips to Clarksville. The win over the the first 20 minutes of action, things every play count in helping lead his our way are the stretches Governors (15-12, 10-5) also secured got extra steamy in the second half. team to a victory, hitting 5-of-7 tries that we’re getting outplayed. Tech its third straight trip to the OVC The Golden Eagles shot a sizzling 59.1 from the floor, 2-of-3 triples and 7-of-8 It’s because we’re missing Tournament, with a top-six seed guar- percent from the floor and 66.7 per- free throws on the way to 19 points. He some bite in our game.” anteed. cent from the 3-point arc to drop 50 dished out a game-high seven assists Jankowski gave Calgary Early on, Tech struggled to find its points over the final 20 minutes. and rejected two shots. Fellow gradu- its first lead at 3:24 of the rhythm, missing its first four shots Tech owned a 35-31 advantage on ate guard Shaq Calhoun finished with third, capping a tic-tac-toe and turning the ball over four times in the glass on the night against one of a total of 16 points. passing play with Takchuk and Sam Bennett with a tap- in from just outside the crease. Lazar’s wrist shot from the right side beat Rinne high to the glove side at 10:14 of the third to make it 4-2. Tech women lose in Nashville drew within a goal at 12:19 of the third when Bonino redirected a pass from Pontus Aberg by close one — again Rittich. Rittich’s stopped P.K. Sub- TTU Sports Information also Tech’s third decided in ban’s slap shot with under a the final seconds of the minute remaining in the CLARKSVILLE – Ten- game in the calendar year game and the Predators on a nessee Tech’s previous alone. power play and Rinne lifted game against Austin Peay APSU’s Keisha Gregory, for an extra attacker. He back in January was de- the second-best free-throw saved his best for last cided by four points and re- shooter in the conference though. With 9.2 seconds re- sulted in a Golden Eagle who entered the game with maining, Rittich got his win. an average of 92.9 percent, glove on an attempt from Thursday’s result was sank two free throws with Kevin Fiala from the right even closer, but Tech wasn’t just five seconds left in the side, just preventing it from so fortunate this time. game to put the Governors crossing the goal line. A The Golden Eagles fell at ahead 53-52. brief video review con- Austin Peay on Thursday That would remain the firmed the on-ice ruling of night by a score of 53-52, final score, as Tech missed no goal. evening the two teams’ se- a last-ditch 3-pointer as Tony Marable | Herald-Citizen Not happy with giving up ries this season. Both time expired. Sophomore Akia Harris signals to her teammates during Bonino’s goal, Rittich games were decided by a Eighteen of Austin Peay’s the Golden Eagles’ game Thursday at Austin Peay State total of five points. University. The game was close for four quarters with Tech See PREDS, Page B2 Thursday’s game was See TTU, Page B2 losing 53-52.

the third time, but York able to game. Lady Wildcats survive York, made a few key plays to score on Tipoff is keep it interesting. The anything set for 3 free throws ramped up that we p.m. with one minute, 46 sec- knew “We earn spot in region tournament onds remaining when about. stopped re- York’s Haylee Johnson They ran bounding BY BEN CRAVEN during this season with a 26-24 lead after made two and cut the Rogers some stuff Parker in the sec- [email protected] where we didn’t know if Leah Parker floated a 3- deficit to four points (44- that we ond quar- we would get past the pointer with one hand 40). Livingston made 12 didn’t know about, and ter,” Riddle said. “They In a game that came play in game of the dis- at the buzzer. They kept free throws in that time they executed that re- pounded us on the down to a festival of free trict tournament,” Liv- that momentum going with 5-6 coming from ally well to score on us. boards the first two throws, the Livingston ingston head coach to open the second half, Emily Gean, while the Carson (Hammock) times we played, and Academy girls’ basket- Lesley Riddle said. scoring the first eight Dragonettes made four. played the defensive that was something we ball team survived York “Right here at the end, points to claim their A three from Johnson game of her life. I don’t really wanted to focus Institute 54-49 on Thurs- everybody that could get second 10-point lead of with 52 second remain- even know if Bradie on.” day night at Tennessee healthy has gotten the game at 34-24. York ing cut Livingston’s ad- (Melton) or Carson Parker led the scoring Tech’s Hooper Eblen healthy, they’ve started closed out the period on vantage to its lowest scored, but they were for the Lady Wildcats. Center to advance in the playing together as a a 5-1 run to keep things (47-44). the difference.” She had 16 points, but District 8-AA Tourna- team, and really playing close (35-29). “Our defense bought The Lady Wildcats Amy Rogers was on her ment and punch its for each other.” In the final quarter, into the game plan,” now look to today when heels with one triple ticket to the Region 4- The Lady Wildcats the Lady Wildcats were Riddle said. “With the they will face off with and 14 points. Hammock AA Tournament. barely came out of a able to push the lead scouting report that we Macon County for a shot rounded out the double- “There were times hard-fought first half back out to 10 points for went over, (York) wasn’t at the championship digit scorers with 10. B2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, February 16, 2018 SPORTS

SPORTS BRIEFS Team Penske stakes claim as Manfred says proposed favorites to win Daytona 500 rule changes should be in place by Opening Day By JENNA FRYER have the Daytona field cov- wrecked Johnson, Daniel Associated Press ered. Suarez and Aric Almirola, and “We’re going to make it hap- sent Johnson and Almirola to ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — Baseball Com- DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — pen,” Logano said about the backup cars. He also wrecked missioner Rob Manfred says proposed rules Roger Penske has a car capa- Penske effort Sunday. on Sunday in the all-star exhi- changes to speed pace of play will be in place by ble of winning the Daytona The three Penske drivers bition race. the start of big league exhibition games on Feb. 23. 500. dominated the all-star race “Tough way to start Speed- The commissioner has hoped for an agreement Maybe even three of them. and were at the front of the weeks,” Johnson said. with the players’ association but has the right to Penske again went 1-2 at field for the entire Thursday It wasn’t all bad for Hen- implement last offseason’s proposal to install 20- Daytona International Speed- night race. Blaney won it in drick Motorsports, though, as second pitch clocks and institute stricter limits on way for its second sweep of overtime after Keselowski’s Elliott won his qualifying race mound visits. Speedweeks. This time, Ryan accident brought out the cau- for the second consecutive MLB made a proposal to the union last month to Blaney went to victory lane tion. Blaney did it with a pass year. He might have won the abandon a pitch clock for this season as part of a after winning the first of two that didn’t work last week. Daytona 500, too, had he not three-year phase-in of new rules. Thursday night qualifying When he tried to pass Ke- run out of gas last year. Under baseball’s labor contract, unilateral play- races that are used to set the selowski in the all-star race, Hendrick has one victory at ing rules changes can be made with one offseason Daytona 500 field. he pulled out of traffic and Speedweeks and the pole for of advance notice. That means only the stricter Chase Elliott won the second didn’t get the help he needed the Daytona 500. Both are rules could be put in place absent an agreement. race in a Hendrick Motor- to complete the move. This firsts for Chevrolet’s new Cup While MLB could decide to implement just a sports Chevrolet to put a tem- time he was able to get past effort, the Camaro. pitch clock or harsher mound visit limits and not porary halt on the Team leader Logano, then the Ke- The second qualifying race both, severing part of the proposal could trigger a Penske dominance. selowski accident brought out began with Green Bay Packers grievance by the union that would leave a decision Joey Logano finished second the caution. “I didn’t make a quarterback Aaron Rodgers to an arbitrator. to Penske teammate Blaney good move and I kind of lost watching from the top of girl- for the Ford sweep in the first that (all-star) race,” Blaney friend Danica Patrick’s pit race. Kevin Harvick was sec- said. “I learned a little bit and box. The Daytona 500 is her Bauer among arbitration winners ond to Elliott in the second I thought about that forever. I final NASCAR race. PHOENIX (AP) — Cleveland’s Trevor Bauer, race and Harvick was also in a thought we learned a little bit He ignored questions from Houston’s Collin McHugh and Tampa Bay’s Jake Ford — proving the automaker from our mistakes.” media as he climbed off the pit Odorizzi won their salary arbitration cases, and has the same speed it did a On the restart in overtime, box following her 14th-place Toronto’s Marcus Stroman and Minnesota’s Kyle year ago when it swept all four Blaney got a huge push from finish in her race. Patrick’s Gibson lost. Decisions for all five pitchers had been restrictor-plate races. best friend Darrell “Bubba” plan for the qualifier was sim- held for simultaneous announcement to prevent “I definitely think we have Wallace Jr. and pulled away ply to stay out of trouble and any of the cases from being affected by the rulings. the fastest cars down here,” for the win. “I saw (he) was keep her Premium Motor- Players have an 11-8 advantage over teams with Harvick said. “Obviously, the third and I’d figure he’d give sports entry clean. three more cases possible. The 22 decisions would Penske guys have done well in me a good push,” Blaney said Alex Bowman has the pole be the most since players went 14-10 in 1990. both races they’ve run this about Wallace. for the Daytona 500 based on McHugh and Odorizzi became the first players to week. We’ll have the speed.” Wallace finished third and last weeks’ time trials, and win hearings in consecutive years since Minnesota Logano has finished second was congratulated with a huge much like Patrick, his goal pitcher Kyle Lohse in 2005 and ‘06. Stroman lost now twice in Speedweeks. He hug from team owner Richard was simply to make it through after winning last winter. was beaten last week by team- Petty, the seven-time NASCAR the qualifying race unscathed. mate Brad Keselowski in an champion. “That is probably So Bowman dropped to the all-star race that opened activ- the highlight of the night, bet- back of the pack and just Patrick Cantlay grabs share of lead in ity at Daytona International ter than finishing third,” Wal- made laps, a move that was Genesis Open; Woods in contention Speedway. lace said. criticized by veteran Harvick, Keselowski is the Las Vegas Jimmie Johnson was in his a series champion and former LOS ANGELES (AP) — Patrick Cantlay returned favorite to win Sunday’s sea- second accident of Speed- Daytona 500 winner. to what amounts to his home course on the PGA son-opening Daytona 500, but weeks. The seven-time “Alex Bowman didn’t learn Tour and shot a 5-under 66 to share the lead at the he wrecked with two laps re- NASCAR champion dropped anything today, in my opin- Genesis Open. maining in the qualifier and out of line just minutes after ion,” Harvick said. “Riding It sounds like a plot that belongs to Tiger Woods, he’ll need a backup for the his race began with an appar- around starting on the pole is who also grew up 40 miles away and returned to main event. ent tire problem, and his car great, but not knowing what Riviera for the first time in 12 years. Woods lost a No matter, it seemed, be- took an unexpected hard right your car is going to do is a ball in a eucalyptus tree, recovered from a rugged cause the Penske cars so far into traffic. The contact complete waste of time.” start and shot 72. Cantlay shared the lead with Tony Finau, who had four birdies in his opening five holes. Cantlay grew up in Long Beach and played at UCLA, where he was the No. 1 amateur in the world. Because of back problems that kept him out of golf for three years, this was his first time play- TTU: Golden Eagles hit the road, ing Riviera in five years. take on Murray State Saturday Nashville among contenders to host upcoming NFL Draft From Page B1 Brock’s three 3-pointers to pace all players NEW YORK (AP) — The NFL has named five put her at 62 for the season, becoming the first sites as finalists to host the NFL draft in either points came from its record-setting free-throw Tech player to total 60 in a season since then- 2019 or 2020. Finalists to host either the 2019 or performance. The Governors (15-11, 8-7 OVC) senior Lashay Davis made 60 back in the 2012- 2020 draft include Denver; Kansas City, Missouri; made all 18 of their free throws tonight, mark- 13 season. Las Vegas; Nashville, Tennessee; as well as a com- ing the program’s most free throws made while Tech was already in a bind not even two min- bined entry of Cleveland and Canton, Ohio. Can- still going 100 percent from the line. utes into the first quarter, as MacKenzie Cole- ton is the home of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Tech struggled from the charity stripe, mak- man was called for two fouls. Representatives for each site will offer presenta- ing just 64.3 percent of their shots (9-of-14). She played just a minute of the first half and tions before the final selections are made in May at The Golden Eagles had trouble overall of- totaled just 16 minutes in the game, well under the NFL spring meetings in Atlanta. fensively, putting up their second-lowest point her average of 27.3 minutes. The draft historically had taken place in New total in conference play this season. Coleman managed six points, a rebound, two York each year, but the league plans to move it “In order to win consistently and to win on assists and a block before fouling out, and still around since it went to Chicago in 2015 and 2016 the road, you have to be able to put points on needs just five more blocks to break Tech’s sin- before moving to Philadelphia last year. the board,” said head coach Kim Rosamond. gle-season freshman record of 51. “We had eight offensive boards in the first half, Tech did force 23 APSU turnovers, which and we finished the game with two. When converted into 26 points. Austin Peay had pre- you’re struggling from the floor, you’ve got to viously averaged 15.6 turnovers per game. be able to get extra possessions.” Up next The Golden Eagles did have two players Tech will play its final road game of the reg- score in double-figures. ular-season on Saturday at 5 p.m. CT against Watertown boys stay alive Jordan Brock totaled 13 points and three re- Murray State (9-17, 5-10 OVC). bounds, and Yaktavia “Shug” Hickson followed The Racers took their first meeting with with 12 points and four rebounds. Tech back in January by a score of 72-63. with win over Macon Co.

BY BEN CRAVEN went along, ‘at some [email protected] point in time, that’s going to pay off for us.’ The Watertown High We just had to keep be- School boys’ basketball lieving. We knew what PREDS: team continued its hot not to do.” Tkachuk likes team streak in the District 8- Austin Lasater’s three AA Tournament Thurs- 3-pointers in the first day night at Tennessee quarter helped Water- effort Calgary is showing on ice Tech’s Hooper Eblen town to a 17-14 lead, but Center with a 54-42 win Macon County came From Page B1 Tkachuk grabbed the rebound been playing recently is not over Macon County. back in the second quar- and banked the rebound off of going to win us games in the However, the score is ter and took a 26-25 lead wanted to improve. Rinne and in for his 21st goal playoffs and down the not true to how most of into the break. Water- “After that, I should do of the season. stretch,” Weber said. “It’s def- the game went. The lead town hit a stride in the something more,” he said. “That’s a big win for us,” initely a wakeup call that we changed hands four third quarter, outscor- “They need me and I’m really Tkachuk said. “I can’t speak can’t just watch and be satis- times in the first quar- ing Macon County 14-7. happy I did.” enough about the whole team fied and think we still win ter alone and was back- Watertown’s top scor- Johansen opened the scor- and the effort we put in every game. Maybe we needed and-forth throughout. ers were Lasater and ing at 13:45 of the opening pe- tonight to get the win, espe- that one. It shows us that we Even with one minute, Preston Tomlinson, who riod. Rittich stopped Ryan cially late to hold off their do have to go back to the way three seconds remain- put up 16 and 15 points Ellis’ slap shot from the mid- push late.” we need to have success.” ing in the game, Water- respectively. They also dle of the blue line. Standing Weber made it 2-1 at 9:30 of Hamilton tied it at 14:28 of town only led 45-42. combined for six 3- just outside the crease, Craig the second. From inside the the second. At the tail end of a “We’ve been in a pointers. Macon County Smith poked the puck loose, Nashville blue line, Weber’s full 2:00 5-on-3 advantage, bunch of (close games) was paced by Heston and Johansen was able to tap pass sent Viktor Arvidsson in Hamilton snapped a wrist this year, and I think King, who scored 13 the puck across at the left on a breakaway. Arvidsson’s shot from the high slot just some of that helped points total. Seth post. wrist shot from the slot hit the underneath the crossbar. tonight,” Watertown Carlisle added 10. Tkachuk tied it on a power right post, but Weber hustled Up next: head coach Matt Brad- Up next, Watertown play with 44 seconds left in the to follow the play and put the Flames: Host Florida on Sat- shaw said. “We’ve lost will look to take on Liv- first. Mark Giordano’s wrist rebound past Rittich. urday night. four games at the buzzer ingston Academy on shot from the left point hit “I think they showed that Predators: Host Detroit on this year. I kept telling Saturday in the semis. Sean Monahan in front. this kind of hockey that we’ve Saturday night. my kids as the season Tipoff is set for 4:30 p.m. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, February 16, 2018 — B3 SPORTS College kids power US over Slovakia 2-1

By STEPHEN WHYNO Slovakia defenders with him Associated Press and made the drop pass to set up Donato’s first goal, it took GANGNEUNG, South several shifts in the opener Korea — Ryan Donato against Slovenia to get used watched Jordan Greenway’s to this level of competition. goal celebration in the first In what turned out to be a game at the Olympics and brutal loss in which the U.S. starting getting an itch. He blew a two-goal, third-period wanted to feel that same lead and lost in overtime, rush. Terry discovered some confi- He got his wish right away. dence. Twice. “(It took) a while to realize Donato pumped his fist and that I can play at this level jumped into the glass after and I can be a difference- scoring the Americans’ open- maker,” Terry said. “Just ing goal in Friday’s game knowing that I kind of have against Slovakia. Joy over- an edge on these guys just be- flowed again when Donato cause of my speed and my scored his second of the ability to move quickly is game that turned out to be kind of an advantage. I’ve the winner as he and his fel- learned pretty quickly that I low college players led the can kind of use that over way in an important 2-1 vic- them and I can be an impact.” tory that put the U.S. atop its Speed is the Americans’ group heading into weekend identity and it was on display play. against a big Slovakia team College players have been that beat Russia in its opener. put in substantial roles and Julio Cortez | AP Slovakia got a goal when An- have scored three the Ameri- Ryan Donato (16), of the United States, celebrates after scoring a goal against Slovakia drej Kudrna tipped Tomas cans’ four goals, exceeding during the first period of the preliminary round of a men’s hockey game at the 2018 Winter Surovy’s shot past Ryan Za- even the most optimistic ex- Olympics in Gangneung, South Korea on Friday. polski, which the U.S. goalie pectations. Along with Do- called a bad bounce. Bad nato and Greenway, Troy dence, and hopefully it’ll con- As he was in November, time and obviously the next bounces happened a few Terry dominated against Slo- tinue to grow and hopefully Laco was on top of his game, couple weeks hopefully we times to the U.S. against vakia with his speed and help the team in a more stopping 29 of the 31 shots he can get the best out of them Slovenia, which wasn’t happy showed the kind of spark major, impactful way.” faced. Only this time, the like we have for the first two about the too many men on USA Hockey expected when it Donato, who plays for his Americans’ young skill that games.” the ice call that preceded Do- trusted such young players father Ted at Harvard, Terry coach Tony Granato hoped The U.S next faces Russia nato’s second power-play on this global stage. (Denver University), Green- would bring energy and of- in each team’s final prelimi- goal. But the Americans “Life moves pretty fast way (Boston University) and fense came through and tem- nary-round game Saturday showed resolve on a late right now,” said Donato, American Hockey League porarily put the U.S. atop night. Granato doesn’t expect penalty kill and the kids led whose father tied for the U.S. scoring star Chris Bourque Group B with four points. his youngest players to be the way. lead in scoring at the 1992 were all additions to the U.S. “They want to be over the wide-eyed at the prospect of “They’re great players,” 39- Olympics. “Coming in I don’t after the pre-Olympic boards and on the ice and in facing the likes of Pavel Dat- year-old captain Brian Gionta know if I saw myself in that Deutschland Cup, during the action,” Granato said. syuk and Ilya Kovalchuk. said. “They’re a big part of role, but now that I’m here which the U.S. struggled to “They’re not waiting and on They certainly look like this team, like Coach said and kind of in that role, it’s score — particularly against their heels going this is too they belong at this tourna- early on leading into the tour- building up guys like me, Slovakia goaltender Jan big for them. They’re going to ment. nament that they were going Troy and Jordan, our confi- Laco. be great players for a long For Terry, who took two to be a big part, and they are.”

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I 9:10 p.m. NBA BASKETBALL Partial First Round No. 20 West Virginia, Saturday. New Jersey 57 29 20 8 66 On Television NBCSN — Men's Hockey: Canada vs. 7 p.m. Patrick Cantlay 33-33—66 -5 14. North Carolina (20-7) did not play. Philadelphia 57 28 19 10 66 Czech Republic (LIVE) TNT — NBA All-Star Saturday Night, at Tony Finau 34-32—66 -5 Next: at Louisville, Saturday. Carolina 58 27 22 9 63 Friday, Feb. 16 11:30 p.m. Los Angeles Tom Hoge 33-34—67 -4 15. Saint Mary's (24-4) lost to San Fran- Columbus 57 29 24 4 62 NBCSN — Women's Curling: United Dominic Bozzelli 34-33—67 -4 cisco 70-63. Next: at Portland, Saturday. N.Y. Islanders 59 28 25 6 62 AUTO RACING SOCCER States vs. Olympic Athletes from Rus- Sam Saunders 32-35—67 -4 16. Rhode Island (21-3) did not play. N.Y. Rangers 58 27 26 5 59 11 a.m. 6:30 a.m. FS1 — NASCAR, Xfinity Series, Power- sia FS2 — FA Cup, Fifth round, Sheffield Derek Fathauer 36-32—68 -3 Next: at St. Bonaventure, Friday. WESTERN CONFERENCE Shares QQQ 300, practice, at Daytona 11:35 p.m. Wednesday vs. Swansea City Ryan Moore 34-34—68 -3 17. Arizona (21-6) beat No. 25 Arizona Central Division Beach, Fla. NBC — Freestyle Skiing: Women's 11:30 a.m. Chez Reavie 32-36—68 -3 State 77-70. Next: at Oregon State, GP WLOT Pts Slopestyle Gold Medal Final; Figure FS2 — FA Cup, Huddersfield Town vs. Aaron Wise 33-35—68 -3 Thursday. Nashville 56 34 13 9 77 Noon FS1 — NASCAR, Monster Energy Cup Skating: Men's Postgame Manchester United Kevin Na 34-34—68 -3 18. Tennessee (19-6) did not play. Next: Winnipeg 57 33 15 9 75 Series, Daytona 500, practice, at Day- 1:30 a.m. (Saturday) TRACK & FIELD Martin Laird 33-35—68 -3 at Georgia, Saturday. St. Louis 59 34 21 4 72 tona Beach, Fla. USA — Ice Hockey: Women's Quarterfi- 4:30 p.m. Jason Kokrak 33-35—68 -3 19. Wichita State (20-5) beat Temple 93- Dallas 57 33 20 4 70 nal (LIVE) NBCSN — U.S. Indoor Championships, Retief Goosen 32-36—68 -3 86. Next: at No. 5 Cincinnati, Sunday. Minnesota 57 31 20 6 68 1 p.m. FS1 — NASCAR, Xfinity Series, Power- 1:40 a.m. (Saturday) at Albuquerque, N.m. Bubba Watson 34-34—68 -3 20. West Virginia (19-7) did not play. Colorado 56 31 21 4 66 Shares QQQ 300, final practice, at NBCSN — Men's Ice Hockey: Switzer- WINTER OLYMPICS Jamie Lovemark 33-35—68 -3 Next: at No. 13 Kansas, Saturday. Chicago 58 24 26 8 56 Daytona Beach, Fla. land vs. South Korea (LIVE) 4 a.m. Troy Merritt 33-35—68 -3 21. Texas A&M (17-9) did not play. Next: Pacific Division NBCSN — Men's Curling: Canada vs. Graeme McDowell 32-37—69 -2 at Arkansas, Saturday. Vegas 57 38 15 4 80 2 p.m. WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL FS1 — NASCAR, Monster Energy Cup 6 p.m. Sweden Justin Thomas 34-35—69 -2 22. Michigan (21-7) did not play. Next: vs. San Jose 58 31 19 8 70 Series, Daytona 500, practice, at Day- FS2 — Seton Hall at St. John's OLY CHANNEL - Medal Ceremonies Kevin Chappell 37-32—69 -2 No. 8 Ohio State, Sunday. Calgary 58 30 20 8 68 tona Beach, Fla. (LIVE) Ernie Els 34-35—69 -2 23. Oklahoma (16-9) did not play. Next: Anaheim 59 28 20 11 67 USA — Men's Curling: Switzerland vs. vs. Texas, Saturday. Los Angeles 57 30 22 5 65 3:30 p.m. FS1 — NASCAR, Camping World Truck Saturday, Feb. 17 Norway 24. Nevada (22-5) did not play. Next: at Edmonton 56 23 29 4 50 6:10 a.m. Utah State, Saturday. Vancouver 58 22 30 6 50 Series, NextEra Energy Resources AUTO RACING Women’s Australian Open 250, qualifying, at Daytona Beach, Fla. NBCSN — Men's Ice Hockey: United 25. Arizona State (19-7) lost to No. 17 Arizona 58 16 32 10 42 8:30 a.m. States vs. Olympic Athletes from Rus- Friday Arizona 77-70. Next: at Oregon, Thurs- NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for 6:30 p.m. FS1 — NASCAR, Xfinity Series, Power- At Kooyonga Golf Club FS1 — NASCAR, Camping World Truck sia (LIVE); Freestyle Skiing: Men's day. overtime loss. Top three teams in each Shares QQQ 300, qualifying, at Day- Aerials Adelaide, Australia division and two wild cards per confer- Series, NextEra Energy Resources tona Beach, Fla. Purse: $1.3 million 250, at Daytona Beach, Fla. 9:30 a.m. ence advance to playoffs. 11 a.m. NBCSN — Cross Country: Women's Yardage: 6,599; Par: 72 BOXING NBA glance Thursday's Games FS1 — NASCAR, Monster Energy Cup 4x5km Relay Gold Medal Final; Second Round Pittsburgh 3, Los Angeles 1 8 p.m. Series, Daytona 500, final practice, at (a-amateur) All Times EST ESPN — Raymundo Beltran vs. Paulus Biathlon: Women's 12.5km Mass Start N.Y. Islanders 3, N.Y. Rangers 0 Daytona Beach, Fla. Gold Medal Final; Short Track Speed- Jin Young Ko 65-69—134 -10 EASTERN CONFERENCE New Jersey 5, Carolina 2 Moses, for vacant WBO lightweight 1:30 p.m. Emma Talley 68-69—137 -7 Atlantic Division title, at Reno, Nev. skating: Women's 1500 and Men's Tampa Bay 4, Detroit 1 FS1 — NASCAR, Xfinity Series, Power- 1000 Gold Medal Finals Sun Young Yoo 68-70—138 -6 WLPct GB Ottawa 3, Buffalo 2, OT COLLEGE BASKETBALL Shares QQQ 300, at Daytona Beach, 12:30 p.m. Jiyai Shin 67-71—138 -6 Toronto 41 16 .719 — Calgary 4, Nashville 3 6 p.m. Fla. Nasa Hataoka 72-67—139 -5 Boston 40 19 .678 2 ESPN2 — Rhode Island at St. Bonaven- NBCSN — Skeleton: Women's Gold Washington 5, Minnesota 2 BOXING Medal Final Runs; Ski Jumping: Men's Hyejin Choi 69-71—140 -4 Philadelphia 30 25 .545 10 Anaheim 3, Chicago 2 ture 7 p.m. Mo Martin 68-72—140 -4 New York 23 36 .390 19 ESPNU — Bowling Green at Buffalo Individual Large Hill Gold Medal Final Arizona 5, Montreal 2 FOX — Premier Champions, Devon 2 p.m. Ha Na Jang 72-69—141 -3 Brooklyn 19 40 .322 23 Vegas 4, Edmonton 1 8 p.m. Alexander vs. Victor Ortiz, welter- Pernilla Lindberg 71-70—141 -3 Southeast Division ESPN2 — Georgia St. at Georgia South- NBC — Freestyle Skiing: Men's Aerials; San Jose 4, Vancouver 1 weights; Caleb Plant vs. Rogelio Med- Biathlon: Women's 12.5km Mass Start Olivia Cowan 70-71—141 -3 Washington 33 24 .579 — Friday's Games ern ina, IBF super middleweight eliminator, Haru Nomura 70-71—141 -3 Miami 30 28 .517 3½ ESPNU — N. Kentucky at Wright St. Gold Medal Final; Cross Country: Philadelphia at Columbus, 7 p.m. at El Paso, Texas Women's 4x5km Relay Gold Medal Ariya Jutanugarn 69-72—141 -3 Charlotte 24 33 .421 9 N.Y. Islanders at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. GOLF 9 p.m. Final Moriya Jutanugarn 69-72—141 -3 Orlando 18 39 .316 15 Colorado at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. 4 a.m. SHO — Danny Garcia vs. Brandon Rios, Stephanie Na 73-69—142 -2 Atlanta 18 41 .305 16 GOLF — European PGA Tour, NBO 4 p.m. St. Louis at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. welterweights; David Benavidez vs. CNBC — Women's Curling: United Minjee Lee 72-70—142 -2 Central Division Saturday's Games Oman Open, second round, at Muscat, Ronald Gavril, for Benavidez's WBC Xiyu Lin 72-70—142 -2 Cleveland 34 22 .607 — Oman States vs. Canada Los Angeles at Buffalo, 1 p.m. World super middleweight title, at Las Karine Icher 70-72—142 -2 Indiana 33 25 .569 2 Anaheim at Minnesota, 2 p.m. 11 a.m. 6 p.m. Vegas NBCSN — Freestyle Skiing: Men's a-Yuri Yoshida 70-72—142 -2 Milwaukee 32 25 .561 2½ N.Y. Rangers at Ottawa, 2 p.m. GOLF — Champions Tour, Chubb Clas- COLLEGE BASKETBALL Megan Khang 69-73—142 -2 Detroit 28 29 .491 6½ sic, first round, at Naples, Fla. Slopestyle (LIVE) Edmonton at Arizona, 4 p.m. 10 a.m. Chella Choi 69-73—142 -2 Chicago 20 37 .351 14½ New Jersey at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. 3 p.m. 6:10 a.m. ESPNU — SMU at UCF USA — Men's Ice Hockey: Slovakia vs. WESTERN CONFERENCE Montreal at Vegas, 7 p.m. GOLF — PGA Tour, Genesis Open, sec- 11 a.m. I Southwest Division ond round, at Los Angeles Slovenia (LIVE) Basketball Toronto at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. CBS — Syracuse at Miami 7 p.m. WLPct GB Detroit at Nashville, 8 p.m. 9 p.m. CBSSN — Patriot League, teams TBA Houston 44 13 .772 — GOLF — LPGA Tour, ISPS Handa NBC — Alpine Skiing: Men's Giant Washington at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. ESPN — Texas at Oklahoma Slalom, First Run (LIVE); Short Track OVC standings San Antonio 35 24 .593 10 Boston at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Women's Australian Open, third round, ESPN2 — Virginia Tech at Georgia Tech New Orleans 31 26 .544 13 at Adelaide, Australia Speedskating: Women's 1500 and All Times EST Florida at Calgary, 10 p.m. FOX — Providence at Butler Men's 1000 Gold Medal Finals; Skele- Conf. All Memphis 18 38 .321 25½ Sunday's Games 3 a.m. (Saturday) Noon Dallas 18 40 .310 26½ GOLF — European PGA Tour, NBO ton: Women's Gold Medal Final Runs; WL WL Philadelphia at N.Y. Rangers, 12 p.m. ESPNU — Iowa St. at Kansas St. Murray St. 13 2 21 5 Northwest Division Oman Open, third round, at Muscat, Ski Jumping: Men's Individual Large Edmonton at Colorado, 3 p.m. 1 p.m. Belmont 13 2 21 7 Minnesota 36 25 .590 — Oman Hill Gold Medal Final New Jersey at Carolina, 5 p.m. CBS — Alabama at Kentucky Tennessee St. 10 5 15 11 Oklahoma City 33 26 .559 2 Pittsburgh at Columbus, 6 p.m. NBA BASKETBALL 9:10 p.m. CBSSN — Akron at Kent St. NBCSN — Men's Ice Hockey: Germany Austin Peay 10 5 15 12 Denver 32 26 .552 2½ Toronto at Detroit, 7 p.m. 6 p.m. ESPN — Indiana at Iowa Jacksonville St. 96 18 10 Portland 32 26 .552 2½ ESPN — NBA All-Star Celebrity Game, vs. Norway (LIVE) Florida at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. ESPN2 — Missouri at LSU Tennessee Tech 96 17 11 Utah 30 28 .517 4½ at Los Angeles 10:30 p.m. Dallas at San Jose, 8 p.m. FOX — Michigan St. at Northwestern NBC — Alpine Skiing: Men's Giant SE Missouri 78 13 15 Pacific Division 8 p.m. 2 p.m. SIU-Edwardsville 5 10 9 17 Golden State 44 14 .759 — TNT — NBA Rising Stars Challenge, at Slalom Gold Medal Final Run (LIVE); I ESPNU — Memphis at Tulane E. Illinois 5 10 9 17 L.A. Clippers 30 26 .536 13 Transactions Los Angeles Freestyle Skiing: Men's Slopestyle 2:30 p.m. Gold Medal Final UT Martin 4 11 9 19 L.A. Lakers 23 34 .404 20½ SOCCER SEC — Auburn at South Carolina E. Kentucky 3 12 9 19 Sacramento 18 39 .316 25½ Thursday, Feb. 15 1:50 p.m. 11:30 p.m. 3 p.m. NBCSN — Men's Curling: United States Morehead St. 2 13 6 20 Phoenix 18 41 .305 26½ FS2 — FA Cup, Fifth round, Chelsea vs. CBSSN — UNLV at San Diego St. Thursday's Games BASEBALL Hull City vs. Japan Thursday's Games American League ESPN or ESPN2 — Florida at Vanderbilt 1:40 a.m. (Sunday) SE Missouri 80, E. Illinois 73 Denver 134, Milwaukee 123 WINTER OLYMPICS ESPN or ESPN2 — Texas A&M at Minnesota 119, L.A. Lakers 111 BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Signed RHP NBCSN — Men's Ice Hockey: Czech Re- Murray St. 68, Jacksonville St. 60 Andrew Cashner to a two-year contract. 4 a.m. Arkansas Belmont 84, E. Kentucky 73 Friday's Games NBCSN — Women's Curling: Sweden public vs. Switzerland (LIVE) CLEVELAND INDIANS — Agreed to 3:30 p.m. SIU-Edwardsville 70, UT Martin 69 Team World vs. Team USA at Los Ange- vs. Olympic Athletes from Russia terms with C Ryan Hanigan on a minor FOX — Villanova at Xavier Tennessee Tech 86, Austin Peay 80 les, Calif., 9 p.m. OLY CHANNEL - Medal Ceremonies I league contract. 5 p.m. Olympics Tennessee St. 83, Morehead St. 74 Saturday's Games (LIVE) CBSSN — Nevada at Utah St. No games scheduled. TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Agreed to Saturday's Games terms with LHP Jaime Garcia on a one- 6 a.m. ESPN — West Virginia at Kansas Medal count SIU-Edwardsville at SE Missouri, 5:15 p.m. Sunday's Games USA — Men's Hockey: Finland vs. Nor- year contract. ESPN2 — N. Iowa at Illinois St. E. Illinois at UT Martin, 7 p.m. 2018 All-Star Game way (LIVE) SEC — Tennessee at Georgia At Pyeongchang, South Korea Team LeBron vs. Team Stephen at Los National League Through 5 of 7 medal events for Feb. 16 Jacksonville St. at Austin Peay, 8 p.m. CINCINNATI REDS — Voided the con- 6:10 a.m. 6:30 p.m. Morehead St. at Belmont, 8 p.m. Angeles, Calif., 8 p.m. NBCSN — Men's Hockey: Sweden vs. Through 44 of 46 total medal events tract of RHP Jeff Manship. Agreed to ESPNU — Texas Tech at Baylor Tennessee Tech at Murray St., 8 p.m. Monday's Games Germany (LIVE); Skeleton: Women's Nation GSB Tot No games scheduled. terms with INF Cliff Pennington on a 7 p.m. Norway 685 19 E. Kentucky at Tennessee St., 8:30 p.m. minor league contract. Competition BTN — Rutgers at Maryland Tuesday's Games 9:45 a.m. Germany 924 15 No games scheduled. MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Named CBSSN — Morehead St. at Belmont Canada 454 13 Daniel Fumai CFO. Agreed to a minor NBCSN — Speed Skating: Women's ESPN2 — Oklahoma St. at TCU Wednesday's Games 5000m Gold Medal Final; Ski Jumping: Netherlands 552 12 NCAAM AP top 25 No games scheduled. league contract with LHP Wade Miley. 7:15 p.m. United States 512 8 NEW YORK METS — Agreed to terms Men's Individual Large Hill Competi- ESPN — North Carolina at Louisville Thursday Thursday, Feb. 22 tion; Medal Ceremonies Austria 314 8 1. Virginia (24-2) did not play. Next: vs. Brooklyn at Charlotte, 7 p.m. with OF Matt den Dekker to a minor 7:30 p.m. France 322 7 league contract. 1 p.m. SEC — Mississippi at Mississippi St. Georgia Tech, Wednesday, Feb. 21. New York at Orlando, 7 p.m. NBCSN — Women's Curling: South Japan 043 7 FOOTBALL 8:30 p.m. 2. Michigan State (25-3) did not play. Philadelphia at Chicago, 8 p.m. Korea vs. Switzerland OA Russia 025 7 Next: at Northwestern, Saturday. Washington at Cleveland, 8 p.m. National Football League ESPNU — Yale at Harvard Sweden 420 6 NFL — Announced Cincinnati Bengals' 2 p.m. 9 p.m. 3. Villanova (23-3) did not play. Next: at Oklahoma City at Sacramento, 10 p.m. NBC — Speed Skating: Women's 5000m Italy 213 6 No. 4 Xavier, Saturday. L.A. Clippers at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. QB AJ McCarron has won his arbitration ESPN2 — Utah at Washington St. Switzerland 131 5 case against and will become an unre- Gold Medal Final; Cross-Country Ski- FSN — Marquette at Creighton 4. Xavier (24-3) did not play. Next: vs. ing: Men's 15km Gold Medal Final; Ski South Korea 201 3 No. 3 Villanova, Saturday. stricted free agent. 9:15 p.m. Australia 021 3 I Hockey NEW YORK GIANTS — Named Mike Jumping: Men's Individual Large Hill ESPN — Oregon at UCLA 5. Cincinnati (23-3) lost to Houston 67- 4 p.m. Czech Republic 012 3 62. Next: vs. No. 19 Wichita State, Sun- Shula offensive coordinator and quarter- 10 p.m. Finland 003 3 backs coach, Tyke Tolbert wide receivers CNBC — Men's Curling: United States FS1 — Oregon St. at Southern Cal day. NHL glance vs. Denmark China 020 2 coach, Hal Hunter offensive line coach, GOLF 6. Purdue (23-5) lost to Wisconsin 57-53. NBCSN — Hockey Game of the Day (re- Slovakia 020 2 All Times EST Ben Wilkerson assistant offensive line 1 p.m. Next: vs. Penn State, Sunday. EASTERN CONFERENCE play) Slovenia 010 1 7. Texas Tech (22-4) did not play. Next: coach, James Bettcher defensive coordi- GOLF — PGA Tour, Genesis Open, third Britain 001 1 Atlantic Division nator, Gary Emanuel defensive line 6 p.m. round, at Los Angeles at Baylor, Saturday. NBCSN — Olympic Ice; Figure Skating: Kazakhstan 001 1 GP WLOT Pts coach, Lou Anarumo defensive backs 2:30 p.m. 8. Ohio State (22-6) lost to Penn State Men's Gold Medal Final (LIVE) Spain 001 1 coach, Deshea Townsend assistant de- GOLF — Champions Tour, Chubb Clas- 79-56. Next: at No. 22 Michigan, Sunday. Tampa Bay 58 39 16 3 81 7 p.m. 9. Gonzaga (24-4) beat Loyola Mary- fensive backs coach, Thomas Mc- sic, second round, at Naples, Fla. Boston 55 35 12 8 78 Gaughey special teams coordiantor and NBC — Figure Skating: Men's Gold I Golf mount 76-46. Next: vs. Pepperdine, Sat- Toronto 59 35 19 5 75 Medal Final (LIVE); Alpine Skiing: 8 p.m. Anthony Blevins assistant special teams GOLF — LPGA Tour, ISPS Handa urday. Florida 54 25 23 6 56 Women's Super-G Gold Medal Final 10. Auburn (23-3) did not play. Next: at coach. Retained Craig Johnson running Women's Australian Open, final round, Detroit 56 23 24 9 55 (LIVE); Freestyle Skiing: Women's Genesis Open South Carolina, Sunday. Montreal 57 22 28 7 51 backs coach, Lunda Wells tight ends at Adelaide, Australia Aerials Gold Medal Final; Skeleton: Thursday 11. Clemson (20-5) did not play. Next: vs. Ottawa 56 20 27 9 49 coach, Ryan Roeder offensive assistant Women's Competition 3 a.m. (Sunday) At Riviera CC No. 12 Duke, Sunday. Buffalo 58 17 30 11 45 coach, Bill McGovern linebackers coach, 9 p.m. GOLF — European PGA Tour, NBO Los Angeles 12. Duke (21-5) did not play. Next: at No. Metropolitan Division Rob Leonard assistant linebackers CNBC — Women's Hockey: Quarterfinal Oman Open, final round, at Muscat, Purse: $7.2 million 11 Clemson, Sunday. Washington 57 33 17 7 73 coach and Bobby Blick defensive assis- (LIVE) Oman Yardage: 7,322; Par 71 (35-36) 13. Kansas (20-6) did not play. Next: vs. Pittsburgh 59 33 22 4 70 tant coach. B4 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, February 16, 2018 We’re here to provide help whether you need workers or need to work.... 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CLEAN 1 & 2 BR well kept upon hire or during orienta- Whirlpool gas dryer $450 Plants 7224, 931-303-7941 tion as well as IV qualified Rhubarb apts. $360-$575. No BOAT and RV STORAGE: Used 2 mos 615-281-2350 pets/smoking. Call for info & FOR SALE BY OWNER: and a valid Tennessee 40' long, 12 ' wide doors, 14' Johnson Nursery 3BR, 2BA, LR, DR, eat in Drivers’ License. appt. (931)252-8289 tall. Has electric & lights. & Garden Center kitchen, large lot in town, Gated at night. 4 min. No. of 515 Garage/Yard Sales 1717 East Spring Street Country setting 6 mi S of zoned RM8. Walking dis- F/T & PRN Physical Algood right off Hwy 111. Cookeville, TN. 38506 Ckvl. 2BR duplex, CHA, tance to TTU. $65,000 firm. Therapy Assistants Call (931)544-2871 PLANNING A 931-528-8000 W/D HU. NO PETS $500, 931-261-1391 The Physical Therapy As- $300/dep 432-4207 sistant will implement treat- YARD SALE??? ment plans designed by the 425 Autos for Sale Extra Nice 2BR, 1.5BA TH 830 Open Houses Physical Therapist to meet 705 Wanted To Rent near TTU. All appls, no Accord, Live within the city limits the short and long term 1997 HONDA EQUAL HOUSING Opportunity pets. Lease, $600 + dep SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18 goals of the patient and their 165,000 miles, 4dr, silver, of Algood or Cookeville? PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real 341 N. Walnut. 839-2467. 12:30PM - 2:00PM physician. 30 mpg, good tires. $1800 estate advertised in this news- 3583 South Pointe Rd OBO. 615-388-9868. paper is subject to the Federal Gray Hunter Arms: 2BR, new condo. peaceful, No Ckvl, 38501 Candidate must be a gradu- You MUST go to your Fair Housing Act of 1968 and FROM PCCH: W on Spring, the Tennessee Human Rights Smoking. Caring Manage- ate with an Associate of Sci- city’s business office to ment. $695. S on Willow, cross I-40, 430 Trucks For Sale Act which makes it illegal to ad- Call 528-1441 continue on Burgess Falls ence Degree in Physical vertise "any preference, limita- Therapy Assistant and be li- 1995 FORD 150: Ex'd Cab, obtain a permit. tion or discrimination based on IN TOWN nice 1BR, 1BA. Rd, R on Cane Creek Rd, L censed to practice in the long bed, approx 125,000 race, color, religion, sex, famili- Washer, dryer, DW. No on Bennett, L on South State of Tennessee. Experi- mi. $1800. Call (931)644- City of Algood al status or national origin, han- smoking/no pets. $400/mo. Pointe. $384,929. See our ence preferred. BLS re- 7004. 215 W Main St. dicap/disability or an intention to $400/dep. 544-7559 display ad in Sunday Febru- quired at hire or during ori- Algood, TN make any such preference, lim- ary 18th's Herald-Citizen itation or discrimination." This Now Accepting Applications Classified for more details. entation and a valid Ten- for 1, 2 & 3 BR Apartments. nessee driver’s license 505 Misc. Wanted or newspaper will not knowingly SKENDER-NEWTON accept any advertising for real $250 Security Deposit. REALTY estate which is in violation of Cypress Creek Apts, 600 Apply at WANTED OLD City of Cookeville (931)261-9001 APPLIANCES & JUNK - the law. Our readers are in- W. 8th St, Ckvl, (931)372- www.crmchealth.org 45 E. Broad Street formed that all dwellings advert- 1605 , Housing Vouchers SUNDAY FEBRUARY 18 E.O.E. WILL PICK UP ised in this newspaper are CALL 931-510-4138 Cookeville, TN Welcome, EHO* 1:00PM - 2:30PM available on an equal opportun- 1371 Buckingham Place ity basis. Equal Housing Oppor- TERRACE VIEW Town tunity, M/F. Directions: W on 12th St, R 510 Misc. For Sale HOUSEHOLD SALE Homes offers 3BR town on Buckingham Park, L on DENTAL HYGEINIST: By Appt Only Herald-Citizen & homes in a country setting. 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By STEVE MEGARGEE Associated Press

KNOXVILLE — Alabama has put its three decades of frustration against Tennessee in the rear-view mirror. These days, the Crimson Tide can do no wrong against the Lady Volunteers. Not even a trip to Knoxville bothers Alabama anymore. Jordan Lewis scored 14 of her 19 points in the fourth quarter Thursday as Alabama upset No. 11 Tennessee 72-63. Alabama (16-10, 6-7 Southeastern Conference) has won its last four meetings with Tennessee (21-5, 9-4) after losing to the Lady Vols 42 straight times from 1984-2016. This marked the first time Alabama has ever beaten the Lady Vols in Knoxville in 23 attempts. “I’m really happy that’s something that we don’t have to talk about anymore,” Alabama coach Kristy Curry said. Ben Craven | Herald-Citizen Tennessee coach Holly Warlick talked about Al- abama’s three-game winning streak against the Cookeville’s A.J. Johns, right, stares down one of his opponents on Thursday during the TSSAA Lady Vols often the last few days. It didn’t matter. Individual Wrestling State Championships at the Williamson County Expo Center in Franklin. Alabama still found a way to beat Tennessee again. Alabama scored the first 14 points of the fourth quarter to pull ahead for good. The Lady Vols led 49-44 at the end of the third quarter, but Alabama Three Cavs advance at State outscored Tennessee 28-14 in the fourth. Ashley Williams scored 16 points, Shaquera BY BEN CRAVEN to win his next two matches by staying calm, we’re staying fo- Wade had 12 and Hannah Cook added 10 for Ala- [email protected] pinfall, saving himself from elim- cused on what we’ve got to do, bama. ination. and we just keep working to Jaime Nared scored 22 for Tennessee. Rennia Two Cookeville High School “It showed a lot of character score. Tomorrow is going to be a Davis had 18 points and 10 rebounds for the Lady wrestlers may have fallen out of and a lot of toughness,” Cook tough day.” Vols, while Mercedes Russell had 11 points and 11 competition on Thursday at the said. “To get beat in the first Unfortunately, freshman De- rebounds. Williamson County Expo Center, round and be able to shake that rico Jimerson (106) and senior Tennessee was behind 29-24 at halftime — just but three Cavaliers still remain off and come back, shows a lot of Ben Bos (160) were one match the second time it has trailed at the half all season after the first day of the TSSAA mental toughness on his part, away from surviving day one. — and was down 33-26 early in the third quarter Individual Wrestling State Cham- and I’m really proud of him.” Jimerson was pinned in the sec- before scoring 15 straight points. pionships. Joining Johns in competition ond round of his first matchh, That 15-0 spurt gave Tennessee a 41-33 edge, but “I’m really proud of my guys. today will be Dyllan Houser (182) and Bos was taken down in over- Alabama wouldn’t go away. They absolutely battled today,” and Hunter Harcum (145). Both time of his, sending both Alabama tied the game at 49-all when Cook CHS head coach Scott Cook said. upperclassmen wrestlers were wrestlers to the consolation found Quanetria Bolton for a layup with 8:57 left. “The young guys in the lineup plenty safe from elimination after bracket. The Tide pulled ahead for good 51-49 on Wade’s came in and did a good job. winning all four of their matches. They each found some redemp- fast-break layup with 6:59 remaining. Wrestling is hard, and it was a Houser won his first match by a tion by winning their second brutal night. To be coming out of 3-1 decision and pinned his sec- matches. Jimerson won a 6-5 de- here with three still going, I’m ond opponent 43 seconds into the cision, and Bos pinned his oppo- pretty proud of them.” second round, while Harcum won nent in 14 seconds. However, Of the two freshman CHS took by decisions of 7-5 and 3-0. Jimerson suffered a technical fall to state, A.J. Johns (152 pounds) “They’ve got great chances, but in his third match, and Bos was had quite the redeeming day. nothing is given,” Cook said. pinned, ending both wrestlers Johns lost his first match of the “We’re going to have to fight, seasons. competition after being pinned scrap, and push for every single Harcum, Houser, and Johns with just six seconds left in the thing we get, but I like our will look to keep their momen- second round, but he bounced chances. We’re wrestling really tum going today as competition back in a big way. He proceeded well so far, we’re fighting, we’re resumed at 10 a.m. Young Ko keeps lead at Women’s Australian Open

ADELAIDE, Australia Ko said: “I like this game was unbelievable third after a 71 in the (AP) — Overnight course ...Korean and I kind of kept it second event on the Take me out to the ball game leader Jin Young Ko courses are more long going all day,” Talley LPGA Tour this season. shot a 3-under 69 on Fri- and narrow. But here it said. “I actually missed Sun Young Hoo was also Tennessee Tech’s baseball team is set to get its day to increase her lead is wider, so stress is a few putts around four strokes behind 2018 campaign rolling today as the Golden Eagles to three strokes after less.” today but that’s OK, I’m after a 70. will host Little Rock. The first pitch is scheduled two rounds of the American Emma Tal- just going to stay pa- Another former No. 1, for 3 p.m. at Bush Stadium in the Averitt Express Women’s Australian ley, the 2013 U.S.ama- tient and hopefully to- Lydia Ko, shot 74 and Baseball Complex. Tech is coming off a phenom- Open. teur champion, was in morrow they’ll sink.” was eight strokes be- enal season in which it won the Ohio Valley Con- The South Korean second place after a 69, Former No. 1 and 2013 hind. England veteran ference, and will host this first three-game series, had a 36-hole total of 10- following her opening Australian winner Jiyai Laura Davies shot 71 concluding on Sunday. under 134 on the Kooy- 68. Shin was another stroke and was nine shots from onga Golf Club course. “Yesterday my short behind and tied for the lead. Mississippi State women earn share of first SEC title

By CHIP CIRILLO Associated Press

NASHVILLE — When Vic Schaefer became Mis- sissippi State’s coach six seasons ago, a Southeast- ern Conference title seemed far away. After all, it had never been done before. On Thursday night, Teaira McCowan had 19 points and 11 rebounds and No. 2 Mississippi State earned a share of its first Southeastern Confer- ence title with a 95-50 victory over Vanderbilt. Consistent recruiting has been the key. “If you’re going to do this, y’all, you’ve got to stack classes,” Schaefer said. “You can’t get one good class and then go two or three years and get another. You’ve got to stack recruiting classes. You recruit, you retain and you develop and that’s been the secret to our success.” The Bulldogs (27-0, 13-0) can win the regular-sea- son championship outright with a victory over No. 17 Texas A&M on Sunday. “It’s special, but I think this group is a little greedy,” Schaefer said. “I think we’d like to go get it outright and I don’t think we’re interested in sharing rings with anybody.” McCowan, a 6-foot-7 junior center, had her 19th double-double of the season. Senior guard Victoria Vivians also scored 19 points. “Chemistry,” McCowan said when asked what the formula was for the unbeaten record. “Know- ing where people are on the court. Knowing who needs help and who doesn’t need help. And playing for each other.” Vanderbilt, whose youthful lineup starts two freshmen, two sophomores and one senior, made 26 turnovers under constant pressure from MSU.