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BY JIM HERRIN being organized by Suzanne Swain, a sages have a way of taking hold. I felt childhood.” [email protected] former teacher in the county school we needed a forum for unification on Swain, who now teaches at Volun- system. safety and protection of our local stu- teer State, has been working for the Plans are coming together for an “As a veteran educator and former dents as well as for a chance for our past several weeks to organize the event at the Putnam County court- Putnam County District Teacher of school district, local government offi- Cookeville rally. house later this month, triggered by the Year, students and families have cials, students and families to come “Having faced an active school the shooting at a Florida high school called upon me to help them,” she together in positivity and reassur- shooter head on personally, I know in which 17 people were killed. said. “I am also a former administra- ance of Cookeville’s commitment to March for Our Lives: Cookeville is tor who understands that mixed mes- help our kids have a safe and happy See GUNS, Page A2 Damage repaired Pedestrian struck by truck, hurt

BY PAIGE STANAGE [email protected]

A pedestrian hit by a truck at the intersec- tion of North Washington Avenue and Broad Street Thursday afternoon is now in critical condition at Vanderbilt Medical Center. A statement from the Cookeville Police De- partment names Ad E. Landers, 65, of Cookeville, as the pedestrian. The driver was named as Joshua Phann, 27, of Cookeville. Phann’s truck, a 2001 red Chevrolet Silver- ado 3500, was traveling south on North Wash- ington Avenue and was about to make a left turn onto East Broad Street when it hit Lan- ders, according to the statement from CPD. Landers was flown to Vanderbilt Medical Center in Nashville because of a head injury. He was listed in critical condition at the time Dale Welch CPD released their statement. This incident is under investigation. Workers with the Nashville & Eastern Railroad replaced damaged rail and repacked the South Anyone who witnessed the crash is encour- Chestnut Street crossing, just east of the Monterey Depot Museum Thursday. The rail had been aged to call the Traffic Enforcement Division damaged so that the trains passing through downtown Monterey had to use the runaround track of the CPD at 520-5370 or the main office at in front of the Depot Museum to bypass the crossing. 526-2125. THP sobriety checkpoint planned for St. Patrick’s Day The Tennessee Highway Patrol will (THP) reminds motorists to buckle up sobriety and seat belt checkpoints, to ebrations,” THP Colonel Tracy Trott conduct a sobriety checkpoint St. and drive sober during the St. help reduce serious injury and fatal said. “The THP will have enforcement Patrick’s Day on State Route 290 at Patrick’s Day holiday. State troopers crashes during the holiday weekend. activities planned throughout the Cumby Road from 10 p.m. to midnight. will utilize traffic safety enforcement “St. Patrick’s Day is the unofficial The Tennessee Highway Patrol tools including saturation patrols and kickoff to spring and spring break cel- See THP, Page A2 Rezoning issue moves forward in Algood

BY KATE COOK dential to high-density residential. [email protected] G&C Properties intends to build six townhouses on the site. Chad Gilbert, Algood council approved the first brother of one of the partners, spoke on reading of a zoning issue on a split vote behalf of the company at the meeting. Kate Cook | Herald-Citizen at its regular meeting Tuesday. Gilbert said the townhouses would not The measure would reclassify 0.85 be rental units. Instead, they’d be owner- Algood city council approved a measure to rezone this property at acres at the corner of Cooper Road and the intersection of Dry Valley Road and Cooper Road at its meeting Dry Valley Road from single-family resi- See ALGOOD, Page A2 Monday.

Index Obituaries, A7 Celebrate australia 2 Sections — 20 Pages Anna Karch Nishant Soni Rotary bringing Abby A8 Living A8 Linnie Garrett Mary Garcia didgeridoo Calendar A6 Opinion A4 John Mitchell Virginia Hunter player for special Classified B3 Sports B1 night here Comics A13 Sudoku A12 Page A6 Crossword A12 Weather A2 A2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 16, 2018 LOCAL READER TBI study shows campus crime decrease SERVICES BY PAIGE STANAGE a 27 percent decrease in re- tion as more of a traditional versity apart in the trend of [email protected] ported rape offenses. municipal police department alcohol related crimes is our The report also included as opposed to security of- students,” Nelson said. “Our Contact us: A study conducted by the Tennessee Tech crime statis- fices,” said Tennessee Tech students have always been Address: Tennessee Bureau of Investi- tics for 2017. Police Department Chief supported by the community 1300 Neal St. gation shows crime on Ten- Tech had no reported rob- Tony Nelson. here and I believe they know nessee college campuses has bery offenses; 28 assault of- While TBI’s report lists that and when (they are) out Cookeville, Tenn. decreased by nearly three per- fenses, 19 of which included many decreases for numerous in the community, they try to cent from 2016 to 2017. intimidation and nine were crime types, there has been a return that support and re- Mailing Address: The report states crime re- simple assault; two forcible major increase in driving spect for the community.” P.O. Box 2729 ported by Tennessee colleges sex offenses; and no reported under the influence offenses. TBI Director Mark Gwyn has decreased overall by 2.8 rape offenses. Reportedly, DUI offenses have said he hopes this report will Cookeville TN 38502 percent from 2016 to 2017. “I do believe that crime in increased by 60.9 percent assist law enforcement, insti- Robbery offenses decreased general is declining on cam- year-to-year, but Tennessee tution administrations and by 55.2 percent, assault of- puses due to most university Tech had no reported DUI of- government officials with Phone: 931-526-9715 fenses by 13.7 percent, forcible police departments have tran- fenses. their efforts for fighting Fax: 931-526-1209 sex offenses by 26 percent and sitioned to operate and func- “I think what sets our uni- against crime.

Email: News [email protected] Sports GUNS: March [email protected] Advertising planned to rally [email protected] Living [email protected] for safety, unity Circulation [email protected] From Page A1 Business News [email protected] the terror of being on the receiv- Church News ing end of a weapon while trying [email protected] to protect my students,” she said School News in a letter advertising the event. [email protected] She added that one conversa- Classified Ads tion helped spur the effort. [email protected] “I received (a call) from a local parent whose first grade child was afraid to wear shoes with Letter Guidelines lights (because) ‘a shooter could see them easier.’ Knowing the All letters to the editor must steps our Putnam County be signed and include the schools take to keep our kids writer’s name, address and safe and how aggressively we phone number. Letters are work to protect our kids, the subject to editing and/or re- thought that a local first grader jection. A strict 400-word limit will be enforced. Send letters Almost ready is losing their childhood to fear to the mailing address listed of gun violence is unacceptable.” above, or email to “Spokes,” Cookeville’s first public art sculpture designed by local artists, is nearing Swain said the Cookeville rally [email protected]. construction and installation. A collaboration between Art Round Tennessee and the is one of nearly 750 taking place City of Cookeville, Spokes will be located just off Broad Street near the trail head of across the country on March 24, the Tennessee Central Heritage Rail Trail. A final fundraiser to help pay for construc- but she emphasized that the Order a Photo tion materials is set for 4-8 p.m., Tuesday, March 20, at Father Tom’s Pub at 32 N. gathering is not intended to be Every photograph taken by a Her- Cedar Ave. The project is funded in part by a Creative Placemaking grant from the divisive. ald-Citizen photographer and Tennessee Arts Commission. Learn more at www.artroundtennessee.com/spokes or “This rally is not focused published in the paper is available find Art Round Tennessee on Facebook. solely on gun reform and protest, for purchase. Go to www.herald- but on reassurance of protection citizen.com and click on “Photo on the local level,” she said. Gallery.” Also, many photos in- cluded in online stories are avail- Swain said speakers are still able for purchase. being lined up for the event, Auto show looks to sell beer scheduled to be held from 10 a.m. to noon March 24 on the square Subscriptions BY JIM HERRIN ing the 2nd Annual Auto Ex- present that at the meeting.” in Cookeville. To subscribe, call 931-526- [email protected] position and Concert Satur- The Nasty Trucks Nation For more information, visit the 9715. Visa, MasterCard and day, May 5, at the High website describes the up- Facebook page: Discover accepted. The Putnam County Beer Voltage Off-Road Park at coming event as “family www.facebook.com/groups/Mar Rates: Board will be meeting next 4400 Buffalo Valley Rd friendly (and) open to all chForOurLivesCookevilleTN/. 3 mo 6 mo 1yr month to consider approv- Jared Lee Bandy has ap- ages,” noting that it will in- Carrier or ing a special events permit plied for the permit, which clude entertainment, ven- Mail: 385 to allow the sale of beer at will be considered at the dors and an all-day auto Zip Code $28 $54 $95 an upcoming outdoor con- beer board’s regular meet- show. Print & cert and auto show. ing April 3 at 5 p.m. Organizers say trophies E-Edition $29 $56 $98 ALGOOD: Rezoning Anywhere Only “A special events permit is Nabors said the applicant will be awarded for multiple E-Edition $21 $42 $84 issued for a one or two-day has to undergo the same classes. moves forward Mail: Outside event,” said Putnam County background check as any “We will be featuring 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 Clerk Wayne Nabors, who other permit holder. trucks, cars, hot rods, any- From Page A1 Mail: Outside oversees applications to the “I send the information to thing that rolls!” said a state- Tenn. $82 $132 $220 beer board. the sheriff and to the county ment on the website. “The occupied, with a homeowner’s “I’ve had to do them in attorney, so if there is a entertainment will include association. Gilbert said the days gone by for Taste of the problem, they can bring it an all-day DJ. Live perform- units would sell for about Miss Your Paper? Town when they held their up. We’ve got this scheduled ance by Upchurch The Red- $225,000 each. event outside the city lim- far enough in advance, if neck, The Exit 60 Band, and Several council members had Your carrier is an independent its.” there’s something that needs Styles Haury.” questions about the plans, in- contractor. However, as a serv- In this case, a group called to be cleared up or if there’s For more information, cluding traffic and drainage. Po- ice to our subscribers, our circulation department is open Nasty Trucks Nation is host- a bump in the road, they can visit nastytrucksnation.com. lice Chief Dale Armour said he from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- had looked over the traffic day-Friday and from counts, but they weren’t specific 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to to Dry Valley Road. answer calls. Brookside neighborhood resi- Call 931-526-9715. Man crashes into Monterey Lake dent Mary Graves asked to ad- dress council. She said there’s a BY PAIGE STANAGE Patrol. Cookeville Regional Med- lot of traffic on Dry Valley Road, Herald-Citizen [email protected] Frank Haney, 61, was ical Center. The report not just before and after school. driving east on Crossville states it is unknown if he Graves said she feared someone USPS 313-680 A traffic crash in which a Highway Tuesday morning was wearing a seat belt. would be hit. ISSN 8750-5541 Sparta man’s vehicle ran when his vehicle ran off Citations and criminal Councilman Luke Hill asked off the road into Monterey the road and into the lake, charges are pending. Graves if she was in favor of the The Herald-Citizen is pub- lished daily except Saturdays, Lake is being investigated according to the THP. The investigating trooper development. Graves turned and New Year’s Day, Independence by the Tennessee Highway Haney was transported to is Colby Huff. addressed Gilbert, “Why can’t Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving you just build a house? A single- Day and Christmas Day by family house, set farther back on Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., the property.” at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box Ultimately, Hill was the only 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. THP: Checkpoint planned on St. Patrick’s Day council member to vote against Periodicals postage paid at From Page A1 otheras. We have a respon- period, the THP made 103 the rezoning. Cookeville TN. POSTMAS- sibility to ensure the pub- impaired driving arrests The matter will come before TER: send address changes to weekend. Our enforcement lic’s safety, and we hope our statewide. Seven people council in April. At that time, Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, efforts will focus on traffic visibility and enforcement died in traffic crashes dur- council will hold a public hear- Cookeville TN 38502. The Herald-Citizen is a mem- violations that are haz- techniques will encourage ing the holiday period. Four ing on the issue, allowing resi- ber of the Tennessee Press ardous. We will not tolerate motorists to obey traffic of those fatalities were alco- dents to express their opinions. Association and the Associ- driving reckless or under laws.” hol related. State troopers Following that public hearing, ated Press. The Associated the influence. These actions During last year’s St. have made 1,434 DUI arrests council will hold the second and Press is entitled exclusively to endanger yourself as well as Patrick’s Day enforcement this year. final vote on the measure. use for publication news printed in the Herald-Citizen. Weather

Tonight Saturday Night Sunday Night Monday Night Readings: Thursday’s high in Cookeville Jack McNeely A 60% chance of rain A 20% chance of A 40% chance of rain. Low around 48. SSE was 66, low 27. Thursday's Editor & Publisher after 1 a.m. Low around showers before 1 a.m. Mostly cloudy. Low wind around 10 mph. high in Monterey was 63, low 53. SE wind 5 to 10 Low around 45. NW around 46. North wind 38. Lindsay McReynolds mph. wind 5 to 10 mph. around 5 mph. Tuesday Almanac: Managing Editor Friday is the 75th day of the A 40% chance of rain. year, with 290 remaining. Saturday Sunday Monday Mostly cloudy. High The sun sets at 6:50 p.m. and Roger Wells will rise at 6:50 a.m. Saturday. Advertising Director A 30% chance of rain Mostly sunny. High A 50% chance of rain near 56. WSW wind before 1 p.m. Becom- near 59. North wind after 1 p.m. Cloudy, around 10 mph. The moon is the a waning crescent with 1% of the visi- Keith McCormick ing mostly sunny. High around 5 mph. with a high near 65. ble disc illuminated. Circulation Manager near 72. Gusts as high SSE wind 5 to 10 mph. as 20 mph. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 16, 2018 — A3 LOCAL/NATION Two arrested after threats were made with shotgun BY PAIGE STANAGE by blocking the road Walters Walters was arrested with a [email protected] and the individual were on, $9,500 bond. Tucker’s bond is and approached Walters and $6,000. Two men were arrested for the individual with a shotgun In other recent arrests: fighting with each other and in hand. Amanda Bash-Comeau, 39, making threats to one an- The warrants claim Tucker of Cookeville, was arrested other with a shotgun Thurs- threatened Walters and the Thursday for aggravated bur- day in the Buffalo Valley Walters Tucker Bash-Comeau Alexander Teague individual, and ultimately glary. Her bond is $500. area. Walters and Tucker got into a Hayden Alexander, 23, of Lyle Walters, 41, of Silver according to arrest warrants. hay field. brawl. Cookeville, was arrested for Point was charged with van- According to the warrants, The warrant states there is Walter allegedly took the driving under the influence dalism and three counts of Walters was upset with $1,500 in damage to the prop- gun away from Tucker and Friday. His bond is $1,000. aggravated assault, and Bran- Tucker, for reasons not dis- erty. threatened him. He also John Teague, 48, of don Tucker, 35, of Buffalo closed, so he and another in- The other individual is not pointed the gun directly at a Cookeville, was arrested for Valley, was charged with two dividual allegedly drove named. woman and an 8-year-old DUI Friday. counts of aggravated assault, through Tucker’s mother’s Tucker allegedly retaliated child in Tucker’s vehicle. His bond is $1,000. Housing authority approves repairs to recent fire damages

BY JIM HERRIN The estimated cost to years, but they still add Scholarship Fund in [email protected] repair that unit is ap- to our premium (costs) memory of former proximately $20,800. on insurance.” housing authority A contract has now Cassetty said the Also Thursday, the member Frank Medley. been awarded to repair cause of the Warren board approved a • Approved a resolu- two public housing Avenue fire, which will $99,860 contract with tion to apply for a units that were dam- cost $37,955 to repair, is Seth Gilbert of Double $500,000 grant from the aged by fires in recent still undetermined. Precision Landscaping Tennessee Housing months. “We’re not 100 per- for grounds mainte- Trust Fund. The board of High- cent sure what caused nance at all of their The next meeting of lands Residential Serv- it,” he said. “It is under properties. The com- the board is scheduled ices (HRS) approved investigation.” pany will be responsi- for noon, April 19. contracts Thursday to HRS Director Dow ble for mowing about AP have King Construc- Harris said if the in- 130 acres of property in Sen. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., walks to the senate cham- tion repair the damage vestigation turns up Putnam, Jackson and ber for early morning votes at Capitol Hill. caused by a fire last evidence that the ten- Clay counties. September at 230 War- ants were negligent, “We used to do this ren Ave. and a blaze they could held liable in-house, and this is a last May at 566 W. 8th for the cost of the re- substantial savings of Desperate to stop St. pairs. what it cost us in- The “The wind blew the The units were cov- house,” said Harris. Herald-Citizen main (electrical) line ered by property insur- In other action, the No. 1 in local news down on top of the ance, but the housing board Call 526-9715 Trump, Flake eyes house during a storm authority will have to • Adopted an Internal to subscribe and basically blew out pay a $2,500 deductible Control Policy, as man- the entire electric serv- on both claims. dated by the state ice,” HRS assistant di- “It’s unfortunate,” comptroller’s office. 2020 challenge rector Chris Cassetty Harris said. “Number- • Approved a $250 do- said of the 8th Street wise, we’re down a lit- nation to the Baxter MANCHESTER, N.H. Flake is among a very fire. “Nobody was tle bit from what we’ve Seminary Upperman (AP) — Jeff Flake has a small group of Republi- hurt.” experienced in recent High School Alumni direct message for the can elected officials Republicans of New speaking out against the Hampshire: Someone Trump presidency with needs to stop Donald increasing alarm. Man charged Trump. And Flake, a Re- He has already written publican senator from a book that slams with fatally Arizona, may stand up Trump, condemned against the Republican Trump on the Senate shooting president in 2020 — ei- floor, and charged in a ther as a Republican or Thursday speech to the police officer an independent — if no National Press Club that one else does. his party “might not de- PIKEVILLE, Ky. (AP) “It’s not in my plan to serve to lead” because of — Police have charged run for president, but I its blind loyalty to a man in the fatal am not ruling it out. Trump. By visiting New shooting of a Kentucky Somebody needs to stand Hampshire, Flake is now police officer. up for traditional Repub- declaring the possibility Kentucky State Po- licanism,” Flake told The of another tactic: a 2020 lice spokesman Jody Associated Press in an primary challenge. Sims says 55-year-old interview. “Somebody On the ground in the John Russell Hall of needs to raise that, for Granite State, a full year Pikeville was charged nothing else than to give before presidential can- Thursday with murder people hope that that de- didates typically begin of a police officer after cent party will be back. courting local voters, being taken into cus- We’ll get through this.” there is already an ex- tody that morning. Flake’s comments pectation among top Re- Hall is charged with came on the eve of his publicans that Trump killing Pikeville Police first solo political ap- will face a challenge Officer Scotty Hamil- pearance in New Hamp- from within his own ton. The officer was shire, the state expected party in the next presi- gunned down Tuesday to host the nation’s first dential contest. Yet few night while patrolling presidential primary think Trump could be the Hurricane Creek election in less than two defeated, even under the area with a state years. The 55-year-old worst circumstances. trooper. Republican will deliver a Steve Duprey, who rep- Police said they came speech Friday morning resents New Hampshire upon a suspicious vehi- entitled “Country Over at the Republican Na- cle, spoke with occu- Party,” as part of the es- tional Committee, said: pants, and then began teemed “Politics and “It’s virtually impossible canvassing the area for Eggs” speaker series at to beat an incumbent for other possible suspects Saint Anselm College. the nomination. when gunfire erupted. Herald-Citizen

Friday, March 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

Families are unique and connected by love

amilies come in all shapes and sizes. Some have that “Cheaper By the Dozen” mentality. Others are just two people. Some are full of people who share DNA, while others share nothingF more than love. That’s the connecting tis- sue, right there: love. ►LETTERS TO THE EDITOR I’ve been thinking about family composition a lot lately. A few weeks ago, I began making idle chatter with a stranger while we were in line. The other woman asked how many children I had and I proudly said three. She Tennessee information requested had one and her husband had one. Dear People of the great state books and websites, but I would this newspaper article, or any She didn’t consider the husband’s of Tennessee, like to get information from the other items that would be use- child hers because she’s just a step- Hello! I am a third-grade stu- people who live in the state. ful. You can mail items to the Kate mother. I told her I was a step- dent in northern Virginia. In This is why I am writing to address below. I really appreci- Cook mother, that I have the children third grade, we do state reports, you. I am hoping that you would ate your help! because I married their father. and I have chosen your state! I be willing to send me some Sincerely, “Don’t you just regret it? All the time?” she asked. am very excited to learn more items to help me learn more Drew I was nearly struck speechless. All I could say about the great state of Ten- about the best things in your Mrs. Robinson’s class was “no.” nessee as I work on my report. state. It could be things like The Langley School Since that encounter, Eric and I have had sev- Information that I gather for postcards, maps, pictures, sou- 1411 Balls Hill Rd. eral conversations about what’s working for us. my report will mainly be from venirs, general information, McLean, Virginia 22101 Both of us are big on communication and talking out problems. We both think that’s helped. We’ve tried hard to make sure the kids felt like they could talk to us about anything. And we made sure the kids knew they, and their opinions, are valued. I think another part is that I believe there’s space for everyone in a family so there’s no need Gun law compromise is necessary to try to take someone else’s place. I’m not mom What disturbs me is the un- NRA. Why should the NRA con- age done when the shooter has and never will be. I’m Stepmom, which is not the willingness of the powerful Na- trol elections and make deci- an assault weapon. same thing. Many of the responsibilities are the tional Rifle Association to sions about gun regulations? If enough NRA members same, though, from making dinner to explaining compromise on any of the sug- How hard it must be for politi- withheld their memberships puberty. The list of stepmom duties is pretty long. gestions to eliminate or reduce cians to say no to such a gold and dues payments and/or I’ve left work in a panic because a child got sick at the purchase of assault mine offered to them? Today, it could lobby their own organiza- school, sat through parent/teacher conferences, weapons. The NRA is taunting looks like blood money. tion to reduce its handouts to taken all three kids to more doctor’s appointments the Parkland students by saying Is the general membership of politicians, it would do a lot to than I’d care to count, took the oldest two to take that they should not be the ones the NRA in favor of the extreme stabilize our mortality/morbid- their driver’s license tests, read books to and with to make laws. In fact, they are positions that their national or- ity rates. the little one. insisting that the way to protect ganization takes? Who really There might be reasonable Being a stepparent involves a lot of anxiety, and students is to sell more guns to needs an assault weapon? regulations on assault weapons. a lot of joy. You didn’t have a hand in the kids’ cre- the teachers. Where is the rank There isn’t a day that goes by Please NRA members, rise up ation, but you’ve got a pretty big hand in shaping and file of that organization? that there aren’t reports of a as a group and make a differ- the way the kid sees the world, and the way they NRA has become so powerful shooting by some person deal- ence. interact with others. When the older kids gradu- that it can buy legislators? ing with his/her rage. We can’t ated, moved out and basically started their lives, I Marco Rubio, Florida, received stop the random shootings, but Barbara Reynolds, Ph.D. didn’t share in my husband’s grief. I couldn’t look more that $1 million from the we can reduce the terrible dam- Cookeville at their adult faces and see babies or toddlers. But I did sit up late several nights worrying if they’re making the right choices and wondering if we were supporting them too much or not enough and trying to figure out how to explain to the little one why life was changing. Since Eric and I married, I’ve had more than my Parents should be responsible for kids fair share of folks accuse me of not being a “real” parent. Maybe I’m not “real” but I am a parent. I spent 31 years in education, Wonder if any students or- kids, meaning put all your de- To paraphrase one of my favorite TV shows, 16 as an administrator. The re- dered a pizza while outside? It’s vices away for an hour at night? family cares about you. Family has your back, cent shooting in a Florida high happened. How about seeking a True love for your kid does in- even when it hurts or life gets hard. Family school has created another typi- student who sits by himself in volve tough love. Teach them doesn’t end with blood. cal reaction, but the wrong one. the cafeteria and get to know common sense, respect for peo- A 19 year old goes in kills 17 him? Get off your phone and ac- ple, and show them the reality Kate Cook is city editor for the Herald-Citizen. Her email people. Kids are calling in death tually talk to a person. of what it takes to be an adult. address is [email protected]. threats, one kid made a death We are so reactionary, but Stop blaming someone else! threat during the moment of si- nothing will be done. Give a Parents, be the adult and accept lence! A kid goes to school and teacher a gun ... Are you kid- the truth or ignore and hope it kills himself. And to think our ding me? Good luck finding new goes away. Your choice. country is blaming the gun. teacher recruits. Students are being manipu- Parents, how about spending Skip Overstreet Moderately Confused lated to speak out and walk out. some quality time with your Farragut

Fighting for the soul of education Our greatest human teacher Many questions remain unad- been covertly compromised by once instructed us that even the dressed on campus. How did profit motives and politics, an gain of the whole world is but this unsupervised and insuffi- administrative model which not nothing if we lose our souls in cient data-gathering about long ago resulted in the capri- the process. On our beautiful trucks get to the desks of Diane cious layoffs of numerous staff Cookeville campus, what is it to Black and Scott Pruitt in the without any justifiable ration- gain private partnerships and first place? What is the Ten- ale. This recent national scan- political allies if we lose the nessee Center for Intelligent dal about a flawed study is soul of education by doing so? Mobility (which does not even really just the tip of the iceberg. While we await the results of have a page on the university If you are a Cookeville resi- the internal GliderGate investi- website) and who gave it the au- dent, Tech student or employee gation, the outcry against Ten- thority to conduct “research” or alumnus, if you love Ten- nessee Tech grows nationwide. without the participation of cre- nessee and care about the air we Recent letters from United dentialed faculty? breathe and the quality of our States senators and former Today the soaring eagle of workplaces, then help us expose heads of the EPA only confirm Tennessee Tech is in danger the lack of truth and trans- what we have known since early from an internal invasion of parency at Tech in the way this in 2018. This failure in leader- corporate values, expressed in matter has been mishandled. ship threatens the academic in- part by a spike in top-level exec- The safety of our world and the tegrity of a great university utive appointees who were not soul of public education in Ten- while aiding a federal loophole vetted by customary campus nessee are at stake. that would allow an increase in protocols for job candidates. For air pollution that harms hu- the last several years, our bas- Andrew W. Smith mans. tion of public education has Cookeville HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 16, 2018 — A5 NATION

C OUNTY C LERK C OUNTY C OMMISSION 1 ST D ISTRICT

1 Candidate C OUNTY C OMMISSION 2 ND D ISTRICT

Wayne Nabors (I) 1 C a n d i d a t e Republican (Unopposed) C OUNTY C OMMISSION 3 RD D ISTRICT S HERIFF Unopposed 2 Candidates T RUSTEE C OUNTY C OMMISSION Unopposed 4 TH D ISTRICT 2 Candidates C OUNTY E XECUTIVE C OUNTY C OMMISSION Unopposed 5 TH D ISTRICT R EGISTER 3 Candidates OF D EEDS AP C OUNTY C OMMISSION 6 TH D ISTRICT A brand new, 950-ton pedestrian bridge collapsed in front of Florida International University, Thursday. Florida officials said Thursday that several people have been found dead in the rubble. Several dead in bridge collapse Harold Burris (I) Republican M i c h a e l R e e p Answers sought in failure of five-day-old pedestrian span 2 C a n d i d a t e s Republican MIAMI (AP) — As Florida au- “We know that there’s going to An accelerated construction C IRCUIT C OURT 2 C a n d i d a t e s thorities work to identify the peo- be a negative outcome at the end method was supposed to reduce C LERK ple who died in Thursday’s of the day,” Perez said. risks to workers and pedestrians OUNTY OMMISSION C C catastrophic bridge collapse, state Four people were found dead and minimize traffic disruption, 7 TH D ISTRICT and federal investigators will and at least nine others were in- the university said. The school 3 Candidates begin the task of figuring out how jured and taken to local hospitals; has long been interested in this and why the five-day-old span officials at one point said 10 were kind of bridge design; in 2010, it C OUNTY C OMMISSION failed. injured. opened “The ABC (accelerated 8 TH D ISTRICT Miami-Dade County Fire Chief Florida Gov. Rick Scott and U.S. bridge construction) Center,” to Dave Downey said Thursday night Sen. Marco Rubio attended the help bridge professionals. Other T e r r y C o o m e r 2 C a n d i d a t e s that his crew is using high-tech evening briefing. universities around the country Republican C OUNTY C OMMISSION listening devices, trained sniffing Rubio said the public and the partnered with FIU to “provide 9 TH D ISTRICT dogs and search cameras in a race families of the dead and injured the transportation industry with to find anyone still alive in the deserve to know “what went the tools needed to effectively and 2 C a n d i d a t e s rubble. The $14.2 million pedes- wrong.” economically utilize the princi- trian bridge was supposed to open Scott added that an investiga- ples of ABC to enhance mobility C OUNTY C OMMISSION in 2019 as a safe way for students tion will get to the bottom of “why and safety, and produce safe, envi- 10 TH D ISTRICT to cross the busy road. It linked this happened and what hap- ronmentally friendly, long-lasting the community of Sweetwater pened.” He said that if anyone did bridges.” 1 Candidate with the campus of Florida Inter- anything wrong, “we will hold Renderings showed a tall, off- J e n n i f e r W i l k e r s o n national University. them accountable.” center tower with cables attached Republican C OUNTY C OMMISSION “We have to remove some of National Transportation Safety to the walkway to support it. R OAD 11 TH D ISTRICT this piece by piece. It’s very unsta- Board chairman Robert Sumwalt When the bridge collapsed, the S UPERVISOR ble.” Aerial footage at the site III said a team of specialists was main tower had not yet been in- 4 C a n d i d a t e s showed a trained dog running heading to Miami on Thursday stalled, and it was unclear what atop fallen concrete and sniffing night with plans to begin its inves- the builders were using as tempo- C OUNTY C OMMISSION in the crevices for any victims,” tigation Friday morning. rary supports. 12 TH D ISTRICT he said. Rubio, who is an adjunct profes- The project was a collaboration But Miami-Dade Police Director sor at the school, noted the pedes- between MCM Construction, a 2 C a n d i d a t e s Juan Perez acknowledged the trian bridge was intended to be an Miami-based contractor, and Figg likelihood of finding more victims innovative and “one-of-a-kind en- Bridge Design, based in Tallahas- Randy Jones (I) under the rubble is slim. gineering design.” see. Republican Trump admits he makes things up WASHINGTON (AP) — without knowing if they against all evidence that President Donald Trump are true. Muslims took to the Larry “Buck” Huddleston (I) = Incumbent has owned up to making Trump’s impulse to re- streets in New Jersey to Republican things up. place fact with fiction has celebrate the 2001 terror- For a meeting with defined him as a politi- ist attack across the river This candidates list features every office to be included in Canadian Prime Minister cian and as a business- in Manhattan. the upcoming May 1 Primary Election. Candidates listed here with a name and photo paid a fee to be included on Justin Trudeau, Trump man before that. In office, he routinely the list. All 35 candidates have been invited to participate was by his own admis- Depositions reviewed misuses numbers — regardless of whether the office they hold or seek is sion unprepared — defi- by AP from his litigious trade statistics among contested, or not. A larger list focusing on the Aug. 2 election will publish in June and July, featuring Putnam cient in the years in real estate show them — and recounts County General Election races, state Primary Election fundamentals of the a history of dodgy state- events to suit his agenda races that impact Putnam County, and area municipal Canada-U.S. trade rela- ments about his property even if the facts don’t fit. non-partisan races. County primary candidates that AP participate in this list will be included in the summer list tionship that he’d been and wealth. Asked once Of the Pulse nightclub at no additional fee. railing about since the Donald Trump speaks about overstating the massacre in Florida, he Candidates List publishes every campaign. during a luncheon. number of units sold in a said, “If you had one per- Sunday, Monday, Thursday & Friday through April. He insisted to Trudeau Las Vegas tower, he said son in that room that To be included, contact the Herald-Citizen at 931-526-9715. that the U.S. was running he said. “I had no idea.” he didn’t intend his an- could carry a gun and a trade deficit with Others might be morti- swer to be taken literally. knew how to use it, it Canada, a statement con- fied at being caught Trump’s years of ques- wouldn’t have happened, tradicted by U.S. govern- short. Not this president. tioning President Barack or certainly not to the ex- ment statistics. He was For Trump the show- Obama’s citizenship tent it did,” a statement Georgia executes winging it, he confided to man, the episode illus- showed a willingness to belied by the fact that the donors at a private Mis- trated his skill at perpetuate myth that club had an armed guard souri political fundraiser improvisation. Still, it was seen again early in on duty who immediately man known as the Wednesday night. was a rare admission his presidential cam- exchanged fire with the ‘stocking strangler’ “I didn’t even know,” that he will say things paign, when he insisted gunman. Bartender accused JACKSON, Ga. (AP) recited. The warden ex- — A man known as the ited the execution of selling alcohol “stocking strangler” chamber at 10:17 p.m. was executed Thursday Records from past exe- to woman in fatal for the cutions show the lethal fall sentenced rape-slay- drug generally starts ings of flowing within a couple CLEVELAND (AP) — three of minutes of the war- A former Cleveland bar- older den exiting. tender accused of sell- women in Gary took several ing alcohol to a attacks quick breaths within a 20-year-old woman who Gary that ter- few of minutes of the was critically injured rorized a warden exiting and falling from a balcony Georgia city four then yawned before be- on St. Patrick’s Day in decades ago. coming still. He died at 2016 has been sentenced Carlton Gary, 67, was 10:33 p.m., Sellers told to probation and com- put to death by injec- witnesses. munity service. tion of compounded Gary was convicted A judge sentenced 30- pentobarbital, a barbi- in 1986 on three counts year-old Carisa Buehner turate, at the state each of malice murder, on Thursday after she prison in Jackson. He rape and burglary for previously pleaded no was the first inmate ex- the 1977 deaths of 89- contest to a charge of ecuted by Georgia this year-old Florence disorderly conduct. year. Scheible, 69-year-old Buehner initially was Strapped to a gurney Martha Thurmond and charged with serving al- with his eyes closed, 74-year-old Kathleen cohol to an underage pa- Gary didn’t respond Woodruff. Prosecutors tron. when Warden Eric Sell- say Gary attacked nine Buehner sold three ers asked if he wished elderly women from mixed vodka drinks to to make a final state- September 1977 to April Megan Keefe without ment or have a prayer 1978. asking for Keefe’s ID. A6 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 16, 2018 LOCAL/NATION Democrats ponder midterm choices: Liberals, moderates, both? ATLANTA (AP) — Penn- cratic moderates who’ve run Democratic candidates fewer than 700 votes. That sylvania’s Conor Lamb and strong in Trump country. across 75 targeted GOP-held race has not been called. Alabama Sen. Doug Jones, But much of the energy in districts that Trump won in The questions of tone, em- the new miracle men of the the party is on the left, 2016, as well as the 10 Demo- phasis and policy nonethe- Democratic Party, offer a where an active base is call- cratic senators facing re- less hang over Democrats’ clear model for how to run ing for everything from sin- election challenges in states mission to flip the 24 GOP- in Republican territory: gle-payer health care and a Trump won. held seats they need for a Focus on economics, not $15-an-hour minimum wage To be sure, most of those House majority and their guns, immigration or Presi- to bans on certain weapons districts are friendlier to De- path to reverse Republicans’ dent Donald Trump. and ammunition. Finding mocrats than Jones’ Ala- 51-49 Senate advantage. But that won’t be easy the balance between the bama, which Trump won by House Minority Leader when much of the party is base’s demands and winning nearly 30 percentage points, Nancy Pelosi, who is in line AP whipped into a fervor over general elections is Democ- and Lamb’s southwest Penn- for a second stint as speaker Conor Lamb, the Democratic candi- those topcs. rats’ new dilemma as they sylvania House district, if her party is victorious in date for the March 13 special election As the party barrels into look to toward to the Novem- where Trump won by nearly November, says the dangers in Pennsylvania’s 18th Congres- primary season, its biggest ber midterms. 20 percentage points and of competing factions are sional District, center, celebrates. success stories star Demo- The challenge will greet Lamb maintains a lead of overblown.

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Jul 18 396 398.25 393.25 394.50 -2.25 Metropolitan West TtlRetBdI CI 47,517 10.42 +0.3 +1.3/C +2.0/B NL 3,000,000 Container Gardening Sep 18 401.50 403.50 399 400 -2.25 Nuveen TNMnBdA m SL 258 11.56 +0.2 +3.1/A +2.5/A 4.20 3,000 Dec 18 407 409 404.50 406.25 -1.50 Mar 19 413.50 415.25 411 413 -1.25 Oppenheimer CptlIncA m CA 1,528 10.20 -0.1 +4.1/E +4.6/D 5.75 1,000 9:30-11:30 a.m. Putnam May 19 418 419.75 415.75 417 -1.75 PIMCO IncInstl MU 50,516 12.18 +0.3 +5.8 +5.7 NL 1,000,000 County Master Garden- Jul 19 422.50 423.75 420 421.25 -2 PIMCO TtlRetIns CI 54,143 10.07 +0.3 +2.7/A +1.8/C NL 1,000,000 SOYBEANS Pioneer A m LB 4,783 29.70 +0.5 +16.5/C +12.8/C 5.75 1,000 ers presentation. John- 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel May 18 1031 1046.25 1027 1040.75 +8.50 Prudential JsnBlndB m LG 7 19.65 +1.5 +19.7/E +11.4/E 5.00 2,500 son’s Garden Center. All Jul 18 1042 1056.75 1038.25 1051.25 +8.25 Putnam EqIncA m LV 8,402 24.63 -1.0 +12.3/B +11.7/B 5.75 0 Aug 18 1042.75 1058.25 1040 1052.75 +8 Putnam MltCpGrA m LG 4,065 96.32 +2.8 +26.1/C +16.2/B 5.75 0 Welcome, free. Sep 18 1032 1045.25 1029.50 1040 +6 Vanguard 500IdxAdmrl LB 242,270 254.69 +0.8 +17.4/B +14.3/A NL 10,000 Nov 18 1026.75 1039.25 1024.50 1033.50 +4.75 Park & Recreation Jan 19 1029.25 1041.50 1027.75 1036 +4.50 Vanguard InTrTEAdmrl MI 53,365 13.86 +0.1 +2.7/C +2.4/B NL 50,000 Mar 19 1026.50 1038 1025.25 1032.50 +3 Vanguard InsIdxIns x LB 136,739 250.22 +0.8 +17.4/B +14.3/A NL 5,000,000 Meeting WHEAT Vanguard InsIdxInsPlus x LB 91,097 250.24 +0.8 +17.5/B +14.3/A NL 100,000,000 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel Vanguard PrmCpAdmrl LG 56,844 141.92 +2.5 +26.4/C +18.2/A NL 50,000 Dual English/Spanish May 18 488.75 493.25 476 478.75 -10 Jul 18 506 510.50 493.25 496 -10.25 Vanguard TtBMIdxAdmrl CI 82,909 10.49 +0.3 +1.5/C +1.7/C NL 10,000 public meeting for park Sep 18 522.75 526.75 510 512.50 -10.25 Vanguard TtInSIdxAdmrl FB 70,545 30.85 -0.6 +19.8/B +6.5/C NL 10,000 Dec 18 542.25 547 531 533.25 -10.25 Vanguard TtInSIdxInsPlus FB 93,475 123.41 -0.6 +19.9/B +6.5/C NL 100,000,000 & recreation opportuni- Mar 19 559.25 563 547.25 549.25 -9.75 Vanguard TtInSIdxInv FB 123,909 18.44 -0.6 +19.8/B +6.4/C NL 0 May 19 569 569 557.25 557.25 -9.50 ties in Putnam County. 1 Jul 19 569 573.75 558.50 560.50 -9.50 Vanguard TtlSMIdxAdmrl LB 193,652 68.83 +1.0 +17.3/B +14.0/A NL 10,000 CATTLE Vanguard TtlSMIdxIns LB 118,387 68.85 +1.0 +17.3/B +14.0/A NL 5,000,000 p.m. at the Putnam 40,000 lbs.- cents per lb. Vanguard TtlSMIdxInv LB 129,346 68.80 +1.0 +17.2/B +13.9/B NL 3,000 County Sports Complex, Apr 18 123.07 123.82 121.12 121.85 -1.15 Vanguard WlngtnAdmrl x MA 86,626 71.96 -0.3 +10.0/C +9.4/A NL 50,000 Jun 18 113.25 113.95 111.50 112.30 -.95 North Washington & Aug 18 110.80 111.42 109.17 109.80 -.97 Stock Footnotes: g = Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. h = Does not meet Oct 18 113.70 113.97 112.00 112.60 -1.10 continued-listing standards. lf = Late filing with SEC. n = New in past 52 weeks. pf = Whiteaker Springs Road Dec 18 116.55 116.95 115.05 115.62 -1.18 Preferred. rs = Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least 50 percent within Feb 19 117.50 118.22 116.47 116.95 -1.17 Apr 19 117.50 117.92 116.87 116.92 -1.23 the past year. rt = Right to buy security at a specified price. s = Stock has split by at in Cookeville. HOGS-Lean least 20 percent within the last year. un = Units. vj = In bankruptcy or receivership. wd Input Meeting 40,000 lbs.- cents per lb. = When distributed. wi = When issued. wt = Warrants. Apr 18 66.40 66.82 65.67 65.72 -1.15 Monterey residents in- May 18 71.52 73.07 71.47 72.75 +.70 Mutual Fund Footnotes: b = Fee covering market costs is paid from fund assets. d Jun 18 78.00 79.37 77.72 79.17 +.82 = Deferred sales charge, or redemption fee. f = front load (sales charges). m = Multiple vited to an input meet- Jul 18 79.17 80.67 78.97 80.50 +.95 fees are charged. NA = not available. p SUHYLRXVGD\ҋVQHWDVVHWYDOXHs = fund split Aug 18 79.70 81.40 79.45 81.05 +.95 shares during the week. x = fund paid a distribution during the week. ing to discuss park, Oct 18 68.05 69.40 67.90 69.35 +.88 Dec 18 62.75 63.92 62.55 63.77 +.62 Objectives: CA -Conservative Allocation, CI -Intermediate-Term Bond, FB -Foreign recreation & cultural re- COTTON 2 Large Blend, FG -Foreign LargeGrowth, FV -Foreign Large Value, HY - High-Yield 50,000 lbs.- cents per lb. Bond, IB -World Bond, IH -World Allocation, LB -Large Blend, LG -Large Growth, LV sources for the commu- May 18 83.59 83.86 82.65 83.53 +.09 -Large Value, MA -Moderate Allocation, MB -Mid-Cap Blend, MG -Mid-Cap Growth, MV Jul 18 83.28 83.86 82.71 83.60 +.40 nity. 11 a.m. at the Sep 18 ...... 78.19 +.17 - Mid-Cap Value, SB - Small Blend, SG -Small Cap Growth, SH -Specialty-heath, WS Oct 18 ...... 79.51 +.31 -World Stock. Monterey Depot Mu- Nov 18 ...... 78.19 +.17 Dec 18 78.00 78.39 77.76 78.19 +.17 Total Return: Chng in NAV with dividends reinvested. Rank: How fund performed vs. seum. Call 839-2111. Jan 19 ...... 78.37 +.17 others with same objective = A is in top 20%, E in bottom 20%. Min Init Invt: Minimum Tables show three most current contracts for each future. $ needed to invest in fund. Dance Grains traded on Chicago Board of Trade; livestock on Chicago Mercantile Exchange; and cotton on the 7-10 p.m. Livingston Intercontinental Exchange. Source: The Associated Press and Morningstar. Sales figures are unofficial. American Legion, 121 S. Church St. Band - 1 Eyd Tennessee Livestock Dawg Band. Concessions available. (AP) — Reported auctions on Wednes- heifers under 600 lbs steady to 4.00 higher, 180.00; 500-600 lbs 149.00-172.50; 600- day, at Knoxville, Savannah, and Sweetwa- over 600 lbs steady. 700 lbs 147.50-153.00; 700-800 lbs March 18 ter. Sweetwater: Slaughter cows 2.00 to 4.00 132.00-147.00. Bulls Medium and Large 1- Co-ed Softball Receipts: 1,613. Last Week 2,558. Last lower. Slaughter bulls 4.00 lower. Feeder 2: 400-500 lbs 147.00-182.00; 500-600 lbs Year 1,087 classes mostly steady. 140.00-161.00. Heifers Medium and Large Registration is open Compared to the same sales last week, Slaughter Cows Boners 80-85 pct lean 1-2: 300-400 lbs 141.00-175.00; 400-500 for spring co-ed softball Knoxville: This sale was not reported this 54.00-64.00; Slaughter Cows Lean 85-90 lbs 133.00-162.50; 500-600 lbs 135.00- week. pct lean 52.00-68.00; Slaughter Bulls 1100- 155.00; 600-700 lbs 124.00-139.00; 700- leagues. Games on Tues- Savannah: Slaughter cows/bulls steady. 2200 lbs 75.50-88.00. 800 lbs 115.00-129.00. day & Thursday nights, Feeder steers/bulls under 500 lbs 2.00 to Steers Medium and Large 1-2: 300-400 Source: Tennessee Dept of Ag-USDA 10.00 lower, over 500 lbs steady. Feeder lbs 159.00-190.00; 400-500 lbs 157.00- Market News, Nashville Starts April 2. Deadline HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 16, 2018 — A7 LOCAL/WORLD

Obituaries

Anna ‘Ann’ Karch homemaker for a few Virginia Hodges don Parrish and Nishant Soni Nishant was a special years, Mrs. Karch Jonathan Parrish, Ali- person. He communi- worked at Ely & Walker King Hunter son (Parrish) and Mar- cated through facial ex- until the death of their vin Griffin, Kristi and pressions and his son in 1972. They worked Tony Burkhardt, Leslie innocent smile, and got together a number of and Nichole King III, connected with friends years in the real estate Jenna and Russell Trib- and family. In true business before retiring. ble, and Chad and Alyssa sense, he was a saint for After retirement, they King; and great-grand- his family and friends traveled across the children, Mason and everyone who came United States. Burkhardt and Maddux in touch with him felt She worked as a mem- Burkhardt, Trevor King, blessed. ber of the Cookeville Re- Carter King, Benjamin In addition to his par- gional Medical Center Griffin and William Grif- ents, Nishant is survived Auxiliary. She was an ac- fin, Graham Tribble and by his brother and sis- tive member of Audrey Tribble. ter-in-law, Niraj and COOKEVILLE — Cookeville First United Pallbearers will be COOKEVILLE — Fu- Jinal Soni of Franklin; Anna Lee Breeding Methodist Church and Tony Burkhardt, Larry neral services for Nis- nephew, Arin Soni; and Karch was born March the United Methodist COOKEVILLE — Vir- Hodges, Leslie King III, hant Soni, 38, of several friends and ex- 18, 1926, in Overton Women. She belonged to ginia Hodges King Brandon Parrish, John Cookeville, will be held tended family. County, to the late Myr- the Cookeville Civitan Hunter went to be with Parrish, Hubie Smith, at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, Memorial contribu- tle Alma Boatman and Club and the Embroi- the Lord at 8:31 a.m. Chad King, and Russell March 17, at the tions may be made to William Winton Breed- dery Guild for several Wednesday, March 14, Tribble. Cookeville chapel of Putnam County Board ing. She died Wednesday, years. 2018. Honorary pallbearers Hooper-Huddleston & of Education, Attn: Spe- March 14, 2018, at Bailey In addition to her par- She was born Satur- will be PEO Sisterhood, Horner Funeral Home. cial Education Dept., Manor in Cookeville. ents, she was preceded in day, Aug. 27, 1921, in Liv- Backsliders Class, Dipsy The family will receive 1400 East Spring Street, Funeral services will death by her husband, ingston, the daughter of Doodle Gang, Jonathan friends at the funeral Cookeville, TN 38506. be Saturday morning, Adalbert “Al” Karch in the late Arlice and Willie Parrish, Charlie Miller, home today, Friday, Hooper-Huddleston & March 17, at 11 a.m. at 2006; and their son, Mae (Bowden) Hodges. Ken Castleman, and March 16, from 4 -7 p.m., Horner Funeral Home is Cookeville First United George William Karch in She was the oldest of Quinten Argiropoulos. and Saturday, March 17, in charge of arrange- Methodist Church with 1972. three children. She has Loving and dedicated from 8:30 a.m. until serv- ments, 526-6111. You may Dr. Martin Thielen and Survivors include her been a member of the caregivers, Dollie Gib- ice time at 9:30 a.m. share your thoughts and Rev. Rob Wheeler offici- three daughters and First Methodist Church son, Reba Clayborn, Nishant passed away memories at www.hhh- ating. Interment will fol- sons-in-law, Theresa since a very young age, Dorothy Ashburn, Car- Wednesday, March 14, funerals.com. low in Welch Memorial (Johnny) Looper of Mon- First Methodist Church rie Morgan, Ruby Mur- 2018, at Vanderbilt Uni- Cemetery in Monterey. terey, Sue (Dennis) Mc- of Livingston and First phy, Linda McConnell, versity Medical Center. Anna’s family will re- Cloud of Hixson, and United Methodist and Margaret Allison. He was born July 6, ceive friends today, Fri- Alfreda (Merrill) Ford of Church of Cookeville. The family requests, in 1979, in Arlington, day, March 16, from 3-8 Cookeville; five grand- She was active in the lieu of flowers, a memo- Texas, to Dr. Bharat and p.m. at Hooper-Huddle- children, John (LeAnn) Methodist Women’s Soci- rial contribution may be Purnima Soni of ston & Horner Funeral Looper of Monterey, ety of Christian Service, sent to the First United Cookeville. Home, and at the church David (Olivia) Looper of Capshaw PTA, Girl Methodist Church Back- Saturday, March 17, from Smyrna, Christopher Scouts, Eastern Star, Op- sliders Class, Virginia 10 a.m. until service time (Ashley) Looper of timist Club, and was the King Hunter Fellowship Mary Sharon Garcia ceive friends at the at 11 a.m. Cookeville, Katie (Dar- first inductee member of Fund, First United church following the Mrs. Karch graduated ren) Miller of Ringgold, PEO, Chapter L in Methodist Church, 165 E. MONTEREY — Cele- service. from Rickman High Georgia, and Stephen Cookeville, May 8, 1958. Broad St., Cookeville, bration of life services Mary Garcia passed School where she played (Leslie) McCloud of She served as president TN 38501. for Mary Sharon Garcia, away Saturday, March basketball and was in- Athens, Alabama; 10 of Chapter L (1964-66). Funeral services for 69, of Monterey, will be 10, 2018, at Standing volved in FHA. After great-grandchildren; and She was a faithful mem- Ms. King will be held held Sunday, March 18, Stone Care and Rehabil- graduation, she went to sister Gertha (Bill) Med- ber of the Methodist Sunday, March 18, begin- at The Hope in Christ itation Center. Detroit and worked mak- ley of Algood. Backsliders Sunday ning at 3 p.m. at First Fellowship Church. Cre- D.M. Goff Funeral ing airplanes for the war Pallbearers will be her school class and pianist United Methodist mation has been chosen. Home is in charge of effort. She was consid- grandsons, grandson-in- for more than 50 years. Church in Cookeville, Her family will re- arrangements, 839-2311. ered a Rosie the Riveter. laws and Rob Medley. Her great love for piano with Pastor Rob She met her husband, Al Mrs. Karch’s family and organ music was Wheeler, Pastor Mark Karch, and after several extends thanks to the used for many church Gaw and John Lee offici- Vietnam commemorates years of corresponding staff at Bailey Manor and funeral services. Her ating. Interment will fol- while he was in the who cared for her the tender, caring, and lov- low in Crest Lawn Army and stationed in final months of her life. ing spirit helped her give Memorial Cemetery in anniversary of massacre Europe, he returned Hooper-Huddleston & comfort, concern and Cookeville. home and they were Horner Funeral Home is God’s love to others. She The family will receive MY LAI, Vietnam (AP) friend other countries to married Oct. 30, 1946. in charge of arrange- was God’s servant, de- friends at Crest Lawn — With talk of peace and build a better, peaceful They lived in New Jer- ments, 526-6111. You may voted wife, mother, loyal Funeral Home Saturday, cooperation rather than future. sey near his parents for a share your thoughts and friend and champion for March 17, from 5-8 p.m., hatred, more than a thou- Relations between the short time. After coming memories at www.hhh- the less fortunate. and at the First United sand people marked the U.S. and Vietnam are the to Tennessee for a visit, funerals.com. She was preceded in Methodist Church, Sun- 50th anniversary Friday strongest they've been they never returned to death by husbands, day, March 18, from 2 of the My Lai massacre since they normalized New Jersey and Ten- Leslie H. “Bud” King, p.m. until the time of in Vietnam, the most no- ties in 1995. The United nessee became home. 1976, and Harold E. service at 3 p.m. torious episode in mod- States is now one of Viet- They lived in Mon- Hunter, 1998; and two Please visit www.crest- ern U.S. military history. nam's top trading part- terey where he worked brothers, Houston lawnmemorial.com and On March 16, 1968, the ners and investors, and as a TV/radio repair- (Betty) Hodges and Earl sign the online guest reg- American soldiers of relations have also ex- man. After being a G. Hodges. ister and send a message Charlie Company were panded to security and She is survived by her to the family. sent on what they were defense. four children, Pamela Crest Lawn Funeral told was a mission to con- Do Ba was 9 when Linnie K. Garrett at the funeral home. and Hubie Smith, Kyra Home is in charge of front a crack outfit of American soldiers came Mrs. Garrett passed Parrish, Leslie “Buddy” arrangements, 526-6384. their Vietcong enemies, to his house and rounded LIVINGSTON — Fu- away Thursday, March and Peggy King Jr., and but met no resistance and up his mother, three sib- neral services for Linnie 15, 2018, at her residence. Craig and Sheila King; over three to four hours lings and himself and K. Garrett, 66, of Speck Funeral Home is and cousin, Frances killed 504 unarmed civil- took them to a drainage Cookeville, will be held in charge of arrange- Castleman. ians, mostly women, chil- ditch. His mother and sib- at 11 a.m. Saturday, ments, 931-823-1201. Virginia is so proud dren and elderly men in ling were killed there. Ba March 17, at the chapel not only of her children, My Lai and a neighbor- was wounded, covered in of Speck Funeral Home. but grandchildren and ing community. blood and buried under Burial will be in Overton great-grandchildren. Provincial official Dang bodies. County Memorial Gar- Grandchildren, Bran- Ngoc Dung said at the He played dead out of dens. commemoration the My fear the soldiers would Her family will receive Lai massacre was a typi- come back to kill him. friends today, Friday, cal case of "cruel crimes March 16, from 5-9 p.m. Zuma faces prosecution committed by aggressive JOHANNESBURG head of the National and hostile forces" during PUBLIC NOTICE (AP) — Former South Prosecuting Authority, the war. He did not name DELINQUENT John Alexander Virginia. African president Jacob noted the "long history" the United States but said A memorial service Zuma will face old of the reinstated charges Vietnam wants to set PROPERTY TAXES Mitchell will be held at the discre- charges of fraud, racket- against Zuma. aside the past and be- The City of Cookeville VIRGINIA — John tion of the family. eering and money laun- Alexander Mitchell, 89, You may share your dering, prosecutors will fi le all unpaid 2016 passed away Friday, thoughts and memories announced Friday, deep- property taxes with March 9, 2018, at his by visiting www.Dai- ening the legal woes of a We invite you to visit with us at the Putnam County home at Mountainside lyProgress.com/obituar- leader whose tenure was Chancery Court on Senior Living in Crozet, ies. marked by scandals. Monday, April 2, 2018 Shaun Abrahams, W h i t s o n C h a p e l at 8:00 a.m. These taxes can be paid at Cookeville City Hall, 45 East Broad Church of Christ Street, until March 29, 106 South Pickard Ave. 2018 at 4:30 p.m. (mail No. 1 in Cookeville, Tennessee 38501 received after this date Local News (no postmarks accepted) Herald-Citizen will be forwarded to the Clerk & Master’s 526-9715 GOSPEL Offi ce for collection). If you purchased property during 2016, please MEETING call the property tax department at 931-520- 5250 (open 8:00 a.m. Features: until 4:30 p.m. CST Model# KUDS30IXSS • • SaniSani RinseRinse M I K E F O X Monday through Friday) • • ProPro ScrubScrub Speaker to insure your taxes were paid. Often, taxpayers THE THE MARCH 18 - 21 believe their taxes are paid at closing, when Appliance Appliance MartMart Sunday: 9:30 a.m., 10:30 a.m. in fact they are usually 749 S. Jefferson Sun thru Wed.: 7:00 p.m. settled - not paid. 528-6467 528-6467 Cathy McClain, CMC FULL LINE OF KITCHENAID APPLIANCES Sunday - Covered Dish Lunch “WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL” City Clerk Herald-Citizen

Friday, March 16, 2018 LIVING 8 ►DEAR ABBY Tax Diagnosis prompts scams search for popping lost love up DEAR ABBY: This is the cammers know that 37th anniversary of when I taxes strike fear in met and fell in love with a the hearts of men beautiful young woman in and women. Exploit- Iowa. We were together less ingS the Internal Revenue than a year before she de- Service name and function cided to pursue her dreams in is one way that scammers California. When she left, it have been able to get peo- broke my heart for years. To ple to open their wallets. this day I still feel the loss. Two types of IRS scams In the years that followed, The Cumberland Beef Breeders Association (CBBA) selected Tennessee Tech Uni- have been making the our paths crossed a few more versity student Leah Piper from Smith County as the recipient of the 2017-18 CBBA rounds this year: times. Because Scholarship. Leah is majoring in Agriculture at TTU and was presented the award Email “phishing” (as in I was recently from CBBA Board member James Kemp (right) and Putnam County UT Extension “fishing for information”). married then, Agent, Wayne Key (left). Scammers send phony I told my old emails that claim to come friend and from the IRS and tell vic- lover I needed tims that they are due a to close the tax refund. The victims book on our Celebrate Australia with music then provide their per- Abigail relationship. sonal and financial infor- Saying it How can anyone possibly Schirripa will accompany mation, which can be used Van Buren ripped my Celebrate Australia with- Rodriquez on the djembe, a to steal heart out be- out a Didgeridoo type of hand drum. their identi- cause I knew it would cause player? The upcoming In- Schirripa, adjunct fac- ties. me to lose her forever, but we ternational Night hosted by ulty–percussion at TTU, IRS-im- both respected it. After a di- the Cookeville Breakfast added, “My interest in the personating vorce many years later, I Rotary is an annual event djembe began during high phone calls started looking for her, to no that allows the community school when I was studying claiming to avail. to celebrate a different privately with a percussion be from IRS An urgency has overcome country each year. This professor who was deeply Brenda employees, me now because I have been year Australia will be cele- interested in traditional using fake diagnosed with cancer and brated with a night of music.” Dishman names and I’m not sure what my future friendship, cultural and in- Schirripa’s teaching and bogus IRS holds. I don’t want to rekindle ternational awareness, an performing career includes identification badge num- something I can’t finish, but I authentic Australian din- all facets of percussion and bers. They may know a lot would like to say goodbye one ner, and unique entertain- includes music from other about their targets, and last time before I’m laid to my ment. non-Western cultures. use a Washington, DC area eternal rest. Should I con- “We were so fortunate to Both Rodriquez and code (202) to seem like the tinue searching for her or find a didgeridoo player Schirripa have had versa- IRS really is calling about should I stop, hoping she right here in Cookeville,” tile careers as performing unpaid taxes. The scam- hears my prayers after all noted Johnnie Hall, event artists and educators. Ro- mer may even threaten these years and knowing I coordinator for the driquez is principal trum- Raquel Rodriquez, assis- victims with arrest or, in tried to do the right thing by Cookeville Breakfast Ro- pet of the Bryan Symphony tant professor of trumpet the case of immigrants, de- her when I smiled and waved tary. “Raquel Rodriquez, Orchestra and the Brass at Tennessee Tech, and portation unless they pay as she drove away so long assistant professor of trum- Arts Quintet. She is also Marco Schirripa will per- up immediately. ago? — UNSURE OF MY FU- pet at Tennessee Tech plays principal cornet with the form at International Night It’s important to remem- TURE the didgeridoo and will per- Southern Stars Symphonic hosted by Cookeville ber that the real IRS never DEAR UNSURE: Please form for us accompanied by Brass Band and is an asso- Breakfast Rotary. initiates contact with you accept my sympathy for your Marco Schirripa on the ciate member with Seraph Southern California Inter- via phone call, email, or diagnosis. I’m sure most djembe.” Brass – a brass quintet national Marimba Competi- through social media. The women would be touched to The didgeridoo is a wind comprised of top female tion. IRS cannot threaten to hear they were the love of instrument developed by brass players in North “Come help us Celebrate have you arrested or de- someone’s life, even if that Indigenous Australians of America. Australia and promote in- ported for not paying love was unrequited. northern Australia proba- Throughout his career, ternational peace and un- taxes. You can send any Remember, that decision bly within the past 1,500 Schirripa has performed on derstanding while suspect correspondence to was made many years ago. years. It is still in wide- both national and interna- supporting the good works [email protected] and let What if you find her and she’s spread use today and is tional stages, including the of Cookeville Breakfast Ro- the FTC know. If you get a married with children? symbolic of Australia. U.S. Navy Band Saxophone tary.” added Hall. Tickets fake IRS call, hang up im- Would it make you feel better “I first learned to play Symposium, the Interna- are $40 in advance or $45 at mediately and report it to or worse? These days, many the didgeridoo when I was a tional Tuba and Eupho- the door and can be pur- the Treasury Inspector cancers are treatable/cur- cast member of a show nium Conference, Zeltsman chased online via a link on General for Tax Adminis- able. If you should find her called, Blast! in 1999,” said Marimba Festival, and two the Facebook page for tration at 1-800-366-4484. and you are not terminal, will Rodriquez. “I received les- Percussive Arts Society In- Cookeville Breakfast Ro- Algood Senior Center it give you closure or more sons from an Australian ternational Conventions. tary or from any club mem- will be participating in the heartache? Only you can an- didgeridoo player and He has success in competi- ber. “Highlands Fitness Chal- swer that. learned how to make a tions, taking first place in For more information, lenge.” If you are inter- DEAR ABBY: My ex-wife drone and how to circular both the 2013 Great Plains contact Johnnie Hall at 931- ested and are 60 years of and I have a 5-year-old son, breathe, which is crucial to International Marimba 267-2810 or jhall2263@char- age or older, please come “Ricky.” Each year it’s be- play the didgeridoo.” Competition and the 2014 ter.net. by and sign-up on our coming more of a disagree- team. ment how to handle details The challenge consists for his birthday party. She of walking, hikes and well- believes that, in addition to International Friends banquet is Saturday ness seminars, etc. There inviting his closest friends, The annual International will be monthly prize we need to invite every child Friends Banquet at Ten- drawings for individuals in his school’s class. nessee Tech will be held that participate in at least Ricky is in kindergarten Saturday, March 17 at 6 4 activities in one month. and there are 18 children in p.m. in the Tech Pride Complete information is his class. She says we can’t Room of the Roaden Uni- available at the Algood risk hurting any potential versity Center. Center. uninvited classmates (and Nearly 50 years have Chastity Williams with thereby their parents). My gone by since Tech’s Inter- Tennessee for the Blind & thinking is it’s our son’s spe- national Friends organiza- Visually Impaired will be cial day and he should have tion hosted its first at the Algood Center on only the people there he banquet. This semester, the Wednesday, April 4, 9:15 wants most. group will do it again, cele- a.m. to speak to seniors re- There’s also the party’s ex- brating diversity and differ- garding help for folks that pense. I don’t believe we need ent cultures through music, are blind/visually im- to foot the bill for extra kids food and fun. paired. and supplies. Personally, I International Friends is She will make available a also don’t want our son to be a non-profit organization list of support resources that matches international spoiled by receiving so many Tennessee Tech students Josh Adair and Mohamed and will be handing out students at Tech with host additional birthday presents. Mubin Mohamed Asraf enjoy the annual International special visual aid products families in the community. Where do you sit on this Friends Banquet. for those that have impair- issue? And if you agree with Attendees are asked to ments. my wife, how old will our son bring a sweet or savory This is a Center Stage open to the public. A second basket making be when this is no longer in dish to share that repre- event made possible by the The Roaden University class will be held Monday, effect? — KEEPING THE sents their culture or her- university’s general educa- Center is at 1000 N. Dixie at 8:30 a.m. If you are inter- PEACE IN FLORIDA itage. tion fund. It is free and Ave., Cookeville. ested, please call 537-3447 DEAR KEEPING THE and sign-up. PEACE: I do not agree with We are having some your wife. If your son would great results for folks at- be inviting all but a few of DuVernay to direct DC superhero film tending the “Walk with his classmates, then I can Ease” class that is taught see that there might be hurt NEW YORK (AP) — Ava It's an elaborate science The Disney release de- by Marsha Gibbons, exer- feelings. But if the number DuVernay's "A Wrinkle in fiction work, part of buted last weekend with cise physiologist. The class of guests is limited to say, Time" may have disap- Kirby's "Fourth World $33 million in ticket sales. is on Wednesdays at 12:30 six, I don’t think that would pointed at the box office, Saga," about two warring Warner Bros. recently p.m. be the case. Fear of offend- but she's already booked alien planets. It debuted in reshuffled its DC film divi- For more details on ac- ing the parents of the unin- another big-budget project. 1971. sion after critical duds like tivities, please come by and vited two-thirds of his class Warner Bros. said Thurs- DuVernay became the "Justice League" and "Sui- get a calendar and visit should not enter into the de- day that DuVernay will di- first African-American cide Squad." with us. cision. This would also en- rect "The New Gods," a DC woman to direct a live-ac- A "Wonder Woman" se- sure that your son is not Comics property created by tion movie with a budget of quel is in development and Brenda Dishman is the di- snowed under by an ava- the famed comic book $100 million or more with an "Aquaman" spinoff is rector of the Algood Senior lanche of gifts. artist Jack Kirby. "A Wrinkle in Time." due out in December. Center. Herald-Citizen

Friday, March 16, 2018 RELIGION 9 What Does Speaker The true Genesis here 2:15 Mean? Sunday bread enesis 2:15 says, esus often taught with great “And the Lord God BY LAURA MILITANA strength and authority. took the man, and [email protected] (Matthew 7:29) His teaching was put him into the gar- distinguished for how different it Gden of Eden to dress it and A man whose life wasJ than other teaching that people to keep it.” What does this started out with the odds were accustomed to hearing. Jesus did Bible verse mean? against him will be not merely try to teach what was dif- First of all, this verse speaking at Collegeside ferent; His mission was to teach truth. teaches us that work is not Church of Christ and (John 18:37) He came to the result of the fall of Tennessee Tech Sunday. seek and to save the man. A lot H.K. Derryberry and lost, and this involved of people Jim Bradford will be His presentation of the think that speaking at College- gospel of Christ. (Luke before the side’s 9 a.m. service and 19:10; Romans 1:16). On fall Adam again at 2 p.m. in the one particular occa- simply sat Tech Pride Room. sion, Jesus had conver- around like Derryberry was born Randy sation with some Jews he was on an three months premature Bybee about basic matters of eternal vaca- after his mother died in life and bread from Ryan tion at the an accident, spending heaven; consider this passage in this Barnhart beach. Noth- months in Vanderbilt present article. ing could be Medical Center’s Neona- The Jews were desirous that Jesus farther from the truth. tal Intensive Care Unit, would show them a sign, proving to Genesis 2:15 was written with little chance of sur- them that He was from God and de- about the pre-fall time, and vival. He defied those serving of their belief. (John 6:30) To in that time God told Adam odds, but still has dis- that end, they mentioned the Old Tes- to dress and keep the gar- abilities, such as blind- Jim Bradford and HK Derryberry will be speaking tament fact that God provided their den. Work is not a conse- ness, cerebral palsy and at Collegeside Sunday at 9 a.m. and again at 2 fathers with manna from heaven. quence of the fall of man repercussions of a p.m. in the Tech Pride Room. (John 6:31) The Jews spoke correctly into sin. stroke he suffered at in the sense that the Hebrew nation, Secondly, since work was birth. ability to recall dates At 21 years of age, he for a period of almost forty years, en- not a consequence of sin, He does not let those and other facts sur- graduated with a high joyed God’s provision of manna dur- we should understand that problems define him. rounding events of his school diploma from the ing their years of wilderness in God’s view, work is a With the help of his life. He is one of a hand- Tennessee School for the wandering. (Exodus 16:4ff) In reply to good thing. If, therefore, grandmother, he en- ful of people in the Blind. the Jews’ observation, Jesus emphati- God thinks work is a good rolled in the Tennessee world diagnosed with In addition to being an cally declared that the “bread of God” thing, then so too should School for the Blind at hyperthymesia, also inspirational/motiva- was not the manna of that Old Testa- we think work to be a good age 3, and learned known as a Super Auto- tional speaker, he is an ment period; rather, the Master af- thing. If a man is able to braille using one hand. biographical Memory. accomplished eques- firmed that the “bread of God is he work and does not provide In 1999, he met Brad- He has the ability to re- trian, snow skier, boat which cometh down from heaven, and for his family, the Bible ford, who mentored him call every event, includ- captain, and even piloted giveth life unto the world.” (John 6:33) says that man is worse and welcomed him into ing the time and place, a plane with a little help. To elaborate even further, Jesus than an infidel. his family. that’s occurred to him For more information, plainly stated, speaking of Himself, “I I understand that some In 2012, Vanderbilt re- since he was 3 1/2 years visit www.hkderry- am the bread of life: he that cometh to people are not able to work searchers uncovered his old. berry.com. me shall never hunger; and he that for different reasons, but if believeth on me shall never thirst.” one is able to work and (John 6:35) chooses not to do so, that To eat is to partake; it is to make individual should repent of that which is eaten a part of oneself; that attitude and find it is to take that which is eaten and work, because it brings allow that substance to energize, to glory to God. enliven, and to enable activity of the Should we not want to body. please our Creator? Of This principle is readily understood course we should, and in relation to the physical food that is when we work to bring taken into the body, but Jesus spoke glory to His name, then we of a much more profound spiritual please Him. truth. Jesus said, “I am the living Finally, this verse bread which came down from heaven: teaches us that Christians if any man eat of this bread, he shall should view each workday live forever: and the bread that I will with a positive attitude. If give is my flesh, which I will give for work was created for man the life of the world.” (John 6:51) prior to the fall and if work Stated another way, it is necessary to is not a consequence of sin, eat the flesh of the Son of man and to then Christians, we have drink his blood in order to have life. no right to grumble and (John 6:53) complain about the work Some simple teachings follow from that God has given us to do, this passage. It is quite possible for a correct? human being to be alive physically as I certainly need to re- evidenced by eating food and drinking member this in my own For Crisis Pregnancy Center liquids but to be dead spiritually be- life, how about you? With The members of St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church recently participated cause that person does not make the every day’s work that you in the annual baby shower held for the Cookeville Pregnancy Center spon- teachings of Jesus a part of his/her accomplish, you have done sored by the Daughters of Isabella. Each year, baby items are collected and life and seek to follow all of them. so because God has blessed given to the center to support women who choose life over abortion for their This type of person is described in de- you and given you that babies. Pictured with some of the items collected by Lady of Grace Circle tail elsewhere in the Bible. (Eph- ability to work. 1414 are: Kara Ladd, Rose Hayes, Shirley Beck, Jayne Organ, Bobbie Watts, esians 2:1ff) Genuine, eternal life is When you work to the Clay Mae Oltremari, Gisela Fuchs, Ann Bruzda, Mary Beth Nead, Barbara found only in Jesus Christ. (Acts 4:12) glory of God, you are being Gomes, Michelle Castaneda, Michaela Pangburn, Brenda Corbett, Sandy To live in faithful obedience to the a productive member of so- Shuburg, Barbara Kaiser, Helen Dainty, Linda Wright, Mary Lou Siegfried, Son is life; otherwise, there is no life. ciety, and you are teaching Barb Bruzdek, Halcyon Koerber, Dale LoStocco, Carolyn Howell, and Jane (1 John 5:12) others around you what it Knieling. The choice is simple: dead or alive. means to work for the This is equivalent to asking in Christ glory of God. or not in Christ. May this direct What kind of example Community Calendar teaching from the Master challenge are we setting in the work- one and all to partake of the true force? Ongoing . tion method. This is a bread from heaven and enjoy the Do we grumble all the Adult Bereavement Centering Prayer tool for resolving differ- amazing life available both now and time? Do we complain all Support group Tues- Group ences. Visit http:/ hereafter from Jesus. Learn of Jesus the time? Do we have a days 10-11:15 a.m., & 6- Meets Wednesdays, 4-5 /tinyurl.com/ca2ofcf. and of His teachings, believe in Jesus negative attitude about 7:15 p.m. Stevens Street p.m. First United Divorce Care sufficient to do what He commands, work? People that are not Baptist Church campus. Methodist Church, Free- DivorceCare is a and live fully in faithfulness to Him. Christians are watching Call 525-2600. Hosted by man Building, room friendly, caring group of (Matthew 11:28-30; Hebrews 5:8,9; how we respond to all situ- Heart of the Cumber- B214. Call Noel Poston people who will walk Galatians 2:20) ations at work, and we land. 526-2177. alongside you through But grow in grace, and in the should want to respond in Aglow Children’s Program one of life’s most diffi- knowledge of our Lord and Saviour a way that is always pleas- Aglow International, a A creative children’s cult experiences. Don’t Jesus Christ. To him be glory both ing to God. dynamic, global organi- program, New Thought go through separation or now and for ever. Amen.” (2 Peter Parents, our children are zation, with a single pur- Unity Church (823 10th divorce alone. Meets 3:18) watching how we respond pose to see God’s will be St.) is held Sundays at 11 Wednesdays at 7 p.m. at to work. Whether that is done on earth as it is in a.m. Trinity in Algood, 205 W. Randy Bybee is the preacher for Pippin the work we do at our jobs, heaven, through prayer, Christian Science Wall St. Church of Christ at 1701 Pippin Road in in our homes, or even how local groups, events & The Christian Science Cookeville. He is also a professor of we respond to the work outreach. Call Karen Society of Cookeville, See CHURCHES, physics at Lipscomb University in that we do in the house of 979-0727 or visit branch of The First Page A10 Nashville. the Lord. www.aglow.org. Church of Christ Scien- Let us ever remember to Aluminum Cans tist, holds services at work without grumbling, Donate aluminum 10:30 a.m. Sundays, 118 to the glory God, for an ex- cans to provide new E. 1st St. at Holly. Call Silver Point church of Christ ample for all to follow. shoes to poor children in 854-0916. The ...pointing the way to the cross since 1929 Central America & Mex- Compassionate Com- Herald- 6701 Smithville Highway Ryan Barnhart is the pastor ico. Call Terry McBroom munication Citizen Silver Point, Tennessee at Post Oak Presbyterian 931-252-9704. Unitarian Universalist Time of Services: Church. He enjoys spending Celebrate Recovery Congregation of No. 1 in time with his wife and three Christ-centered recov- Cookeville’s Compas- local news Sunday Bible Study 9 AM daughters. He holds a Mas- ery meetings. Overcome sionate Communication Call 526-9715 Worship 10 AM & 6 AM ter of Arts in Public Policy hurts, habits, & hang- circle meets 6 p.m. first to subscribe Wednesday Bible Study 7 PM from Liberty University. He ups. Tuesdays 6 p.m. Call & third Wednesdays, at Minister: John Whitson (931-858-2390/239-1794) can be reached via email at Steve 260-3202, or 31 W. 1st St. This is a Visit us on the web at silverpointchurchofchrist.org [email protected] www.collegeside.org/CR Nonviolent Communica- A10 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 16, 2018 RELIGION

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Food Pantry of Cookeville meditation group, 6 p.m. March 18-21 New pastor New Beginning Fellowship Church Tuesdays, 31 W. 1st St. It does not mat- Gospel Meeting has a food pantry for those in need. ter if you are just curious, a novice, or Whitson Chapel Church of Christ, Second Saturday every month from 9- long-time practitioner. Come experi- 106 S. Pickard Ave. Mike Fox, speaker. 10 a.m. 775 West Cemetery Rd. Call 651- ence a sense of calm in an accepting, Sunday, 9:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m., covered 2461. supportive environment. Visit dish lunch. Sunday-Wednesday 7 p.m. Free Clothing http://tinyurl.com/ca2ofcf. March 18 West View Baptist Church gives Mother’s Day Out Speaker away free clothing first & third Mon- First Baptist Church Cookeville’s Jim Bradford and HK Derryberry day each month, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. 427 Lau- Mother’s Day Out program, Tuesdays will be at Collegeside Church of Christ rel Ave. & Fridays, 8:45 a.m.-2:45 p.m. Call March 18 at 9 a.m. and again at 2 p.m. Free Clothing Linda 526-7119. in the Tech Pride Room. Clothes for entire family, no paper- Restoring Hope March 22 work or questions asked, everyone wel- Restoring Hope, a Christian-based Lent Service come. Second Saturdays, 9 a.m.-noon. help center, distributes household Noon. Christian Life 1st Assembly, Silver Point Baptist Church, 14021 Buf- items, toiletries, furniture, clothes, 117 N. Spring St., Sparta falo Valley Road, Silver Point. shoes & toys for those in need. 7311 March 29 Grief Baxter Rd., Baxter, Saturday 9 a.m.- Open House Heart of the Cumberland provides noon, except holiday weekends. We Heavenly Host Lutheran School (777 hope and healing for the grieving also accept non-perishable & monetary S. Willow Avenue) is having a Kinder- through Christ-centered peer support. donations. Call for appointment for garten Open House, 6:30-7:30 p.m. Bereavement & divorce groups for after-hours deliveries, Leecoe 239-3040. Come, eat pizza, meet Kindergarten grade 2-adult. Call 525-2600. Salem Outreach teacher Amber Wells, & register your Grief Share Salem Outreach Center will be open child to attend our school. Call Mrs. Two grief support groups, room 206 - by appointment only. Call 931-372-8733. Pam 520-3766 by March 29 to let us Freeman Building, First United March 16 know you are coming. Methodist Church, Mondays 5:30-7:30 Co-ed softball March 30 p.m. Also meets at the YMCA, Wednes- Church & recreation leagues regis- Lent Service days, 9:30-11:30 a.m. Informal, faith- tration deadline March 23. Games Noon. Saint Andrew Catholic based group. View informative videos, begin April 2., Mondays. Call 520-5224. Church, 829 Valley View Dr., Sparta facilitator-led discussion, receive the March 17 April 1 compassionate comfort needed to move Lunch & Fashion Show Passover Seder forward with your grief. Call Marlene 10th annual Lunch & Vintage Fash- 6 p.m. Yeshua’s Sabbath Church, 4199 931-854-0806/Robert 931-644-2435. ion Show. Early shopping 10 a.m., Roberts Matthews Hwy., Sparta. Lim- Addison Hill The Grove Lunch 11 a.m., Fashion Show noon. Al- ited seating, RSVP by March 14. Tick- James Bowman Harris has The Grove, Little Tree Learners, good First United Methodist Church, ets $15 each. Special pricing for been named the new pastor Mother’s Day Out Program, Tuesdays 135 W. Main St. For tickets call Antique couples/families. Call 931-314-7214 or for The United Church of & Thursdays, 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m., now Market 931-823-4943 or Jerry 931-265- visit yeshuassabbathchurch.com. Cookeville. The church be- enrolling. Infants-preschoolers will 1669. Sunrise Service lieves that no matter who you enjoy a loving, safe, caring environ- Indoor Yard & Bake Sale 6:30 a.m. Sunrise Service at Taylor are or where you are on life’s ment. Call 526-9355 or visit www.the- 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Fundraiser for mission Seminary Free Will Baptist Church, journey, you are welcome by grovelife.org. trip to Cuba. Monterey Nazarene 6195 Bunker Hill Rd. Bro. Derek Wilson the congregation. The church Meditation Church Fellowship Hall. 110 Poplar St. will be preaching. Breakfast served fol- meets each Sunday at 11 a.m. Unitarian Universalist Congregation All items priced to go. Call 839-2860. lowing service. Call 931-544-5476. at 502 Gould Drive.

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., 10:45 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 Christ Wednesday Bible Study.....6:30 PM BAPTIST CHURCH L utheran Churc h & School 395 W. M ain, Algood, TN MONTEREY Bro. Larry S. Gregory, Pastor Sunday Bible Study 9:00 AM Hwy. 56 • Bloomington Springs, TN and Early Childhood Center Church of Christ NON-DENOMINATIONAL Call 931-528-1684 for info. Sunday Morning Worship 10:00 AM 308 W. Crawford Ave. Your Church SUNDAY SCHOOL - 10 A.M. Pastor: Andrew Smith Sun. Evening Bible Study 5:25 P.M. Monterey, TN 38574 WORSHIP SERVICE - 11 A.M. Church: 931-526-3423 Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 PM (931) 839-2660 should be School & ECC: 520-3766 Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 PM SUNDAY Cookeville Nursery Available here! Primitive Baptist Church W e invite you to worship with us: Bible Study 10 AM Call to place “ Proclaiming the Doctrines of Grace” 8:00 am and 10:30 am Sunday Preacher John Chowning Worship 11 AM & 6 PM Sunday Service 10:30am 9:15 am Bible Classes 537-6221 WEDNESDAY your ad today! 2002 N. Willow Ave. 777 S. Willow Ave., Cookeville “Free Bible Lesson by Bible Study 7 PM 931-526-9715 www.facebook.com/cookevillepbc HeavenlyHostLCM S.org Mail Upon Request” Minister: Tim Singleton HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 16, 2018 — A11 PUTNAM COUNTY DEVOTIONAL PAGE

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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 AP Film Writer

In "Tomb Raider," which has elements of "Indiana Jones," ''Batman" and even "Tron: Legacy," but with an angsty young woman at the center instead of an angsty young man, Alicia Vikander takes a lot of beatings. She is punched in the face, and in the stomach, she is thrown against rocks and sent ca- reening through a forest, she is impaled, hit by a car, left in an impossible one-handed dead hang at least four times, and she is choked, really choked, by both men and women alike. And she pulls it off! The movie itself is another, more complicated, story, but this video game adaption is better than most with set pieces that are both fun and ridiculous (like a high-stakes escape room) that actually seem to AP approximate the experience of playing a video game. Alicia Vikander stars as Lara Croft in the new “Tomb Raider” adaptation, which opens in theaters today. After two pretty lousy at- tempts, and a lot of terrible ford to pay. She is scrappy girl at all, this is someone (a compelling but underused rows from a half dozen better video game adaptations on and barely getting by on her who grew up wealthier than Daniel Wu) to join her on this films, but even so, there are the way, Hollywood has res- bike courier service pay- most could imagine and adventure. One harrowing definitely ways the story of urrected "Tomb Raider," and check. She also isn't afraid to whose inheritance won't kick boat ride later and they've "Tomb Raider" might have plucked the most recent sup- take on a challenge for a few in until she signs some pa- smashed into the island and been improved. Lara is for all porting actress Oscar winner hundred bucks, like, say, bik- pers acknowledging that her found themselves in the pos- her gumption, a pretty pas- production could get their ing through the streets of father, who disappeared session of Vogel (Walton Gog- sive protagonist, for one. hands on. And like Angelina London with a foxtail at- seven years ago, is dead. Just gins), a mercenary who is As it stands, though, "Tomb Jolie before her, Vikander tached to her machine while as she's about to concede to trying to get the mummified Raider" is an often fun and vi- has, exactly two years after two dozen guys try to catch her father's deputy (Kristin Himiko off the island. sually compelling action pic, her Academy Award win for her. But she's also not past Scott Thomas), she stumbles It's here that the film's set that is also sometimes unin- an emotional drama, stepped seeing a random business on a clue that sends her on a pieces really start to click, tentionally silly, with a great into Lara Croft's combat man on the street, thinking journey to find out what hap- and Lara, whose bulging back actress leading the whole boots and decided to raid that perhaps it is her long- pened to her father on that muscles are shown off at thing. some tombs. lost and presumed to be dead remote island off the coast of every possible opportunity, is "Tomb Raider," a Warner Directed by Norwegian father (Dominic West) and Japan. He was looking for put through the ringer trying Bros. release, is rated PG-13 filmmaker Roar Uthaug ("The going into a hazy flashback some ancient "death queen" to escape from Vogel. That by the Motion Picture Associ- Wave"), Lara is introduced dream that distracts her named Himiko that we spend the production put her in ation of America for "se- getting her butt kicked in a enough to lose focus in the the next half of the film talk- cargo pants for the duration quences of violence and boxing ring. The gym mem- race and flip over a police car. ing about and searching for. and not the Jolie short-shorts action, and for some lan- bership that gives her access At the local police station, Lara swings by Hong Kong is perhaps a sign of progress guage." Running time: 118 to these low-rent Rocky-esque we learn the truth of Lara: first and gets the son of a too. minutes. Two and a half stars facilities is one she can't af- This isn't some working class man her father knew, Lu Ren The film not-so-subtly bor- out of four.

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Nation in Brief Russia expels British diplomats in standoff MOSCOW (AP) — Russia will Salisbury. In an unusual joint demanded Britain share sam- down in history with some loud expel British diplomats in a move, the U.S., France and Ger- ples collected by investigators. statements. ... I don’t know, per- Boulder pushed worsening global standoff over a many also pointed the finger at The mounting tensions come as haps he lacks education,” nerve agent attack on an ex-spy Russia. Russians prepare to hand Presi- Lavrov told a news conference off overpass kills — but still isn’t saying when or The source of the nerve agent dent Vladimir Putin a new term after talks on Syria’s war with how many. used — which Britain says is So- in an election Sunday. his Iranian and Turkish coun- man in car Russian Foreign Minister viet-made Novichok — is un- Lavrov said Russia will “of terparts. PASADENA, Calif. Sergey Lavrov on Friday also clear. A report Friday in the course” expel British diplomats An 83-year-old whistleblower (AP) — The pregnant accused Britain of violating in- Telegraph says it was put in the and that he hopes the Skripals who helped develop Novichok wife of a man killed by ternational law and said suitcase of Skripal’s daughter recover soon so light can be said in an interview published a boulder that crashed Britain’s defense minister before she left Russia for Britain shed on what happened. Friday that he thinks the Skri- through the window of “lacks education.” to see her father. Lavrov also lashed back at pals have little chance of surviv- their car near Los An- Britain says the Russian state Russia denies being the British Defense Secretary Gavin ing, and that only a few geles is pleading for in- is behind the poisoning of ex- source of the nerve agent, sug- Williamson for saying Russia countries in the world have lab- formation that leads to spy Sergei Skripal and his gesting it could have been an- “should go away and shut up.” oratories powerful enough to de- the arrest of the per- daughter in the English city of other country, and has “Perhaps he also wants to go velop the nerve agent. son responsible for pushing the rock off an overpass. The California High- way Patrol says some- one pushed the Donald Trump Jr., wife headed for divorce 35-pound (16-kilo- gram), basketball-sized NEW YORK (AP) — through The Trump Or- thusiastic mainstay on rock off a freeway over- Donald Trump Jr.’s wife ganization, where Don- the campaign trail dur- pass in Pasadena late took legal steps on ald Trump Jr. is an ing his father’s 2016 Tuesday, sending it Thursday to formally executive, the couple march to the Republican smashing through the end their 12-year mar- said in part: “After 12 presidential nomination windshield. riage, and the couple is- years of marriage, we and then the presidency Twenty-three-year- sued a statement saying have decided to go our and now co-runs the old Christopher Lopez, they’re going their sepa- separate ways. ... We family business with his who was in the passen- rate ways but “will al- have five beautiful chil- brother Eric Trump, ger seat of the Toyota ways have tremendous dren together and they overseeing a global em- driven by his wife, was respect for each other remain our top prior- pire that includes ho- killed. and our families.” ity.” tels, golf courses and a Guadalupe Gutierrez Vanessa Trump, a for- The divorce filing winery. was unhurt, as was mer model, listed the comes as Trump Jr. has He is a popular GOP their 4-year-old daugh- breakup as “uncon- emerged as a central fig- fundraising draw and ter in the back seat. tested” in a state ure in at least one focus has expressed political Supreme Court divorce point of the special ambitions of his own, complaint filing that is counsel’s investigation though he has drawn Coyote bites 5- secret except for the into Trump ties to Rus- criticism for peddling year-old boy at title of the case. sia: a June 2016 meeting online right-wing and The Trumps, each 40 in Trump Tower involv- alt-right memes. college campus years old, were married ing a Russian lawyer Vanessa Trump’s en- in 2005 and have five and top campaign aides gagement and marriage LOS ANGELES (AP) children. Their first that, according to to Trump Jr. had been a — Professional trap- child, a girl born in 2007, Trump Jr.’s emails, he subject of tabloid fasci- pers will try to catch a AP made a grandfather of accepted after being nation in New York long coyote that bit a 5-year- In this file photo, Donald Trump Jr. jokingly plays Donald Trump a decade promised dirt on Hillary before her father-in-law, old boy on a Los Ange- with scissors as his wife Vanessa laughs at the before he became presi- Clinton, Trump’s Demo- who has been divorced les college campus. grand opening of the Trump International Hotel dent. cratic rival. twice and married three Lt. J.C. Healy with and Tower in Vancouver, Canada. In a statement issued Trump Jr. was an en- times, entered politics. the California Depart- ment of Fish and Wildlife says the child was walking with his father Wednesday Trump wildlife protection board has many trophy hunters when the boy cried out, WASHINGTON (AP) — A The oldest son, Donald Trump than $50,000 per person, not in- biggest and strongest animals, “He bit me!” new U.S. advisory board cre- Jr., drew the ire of animal cluding airfare, according to weakening already vulnerable Healy says the father ated to help rewrite federal rights activists after a 2011 advertised rates. Advocates say populations. chased the coyote rules for importing the heads photo emerged of him holding money helps support habitat There’s little indication dis- away. The boy suffered and hides of African ele- a bloody knife and the severed conservation and anti-poach- senting perspectives will be a minor leg wound. phants, lions and rhinos is tail of an elephant he killed in ing efforts in some of the represented on the Trump ad- The Los Angeles stacked with trophy hunters, Zimbabwe. world’s poorest nations, and ministration’s conservation Times says that shortly including some members with The first meeting of the In- provides employment for local council. after the biting, a coy- direct ties to President Donald ternational Wildlife Conserva- guides and porters. Appointees include celebrity ote aggressively ap- Trump and his family. tion Council was scheduled for In a statement last year, hunting guides, representa- proached a student on A review by The Associated Friday. Zinke said, “This council will tives from rifle and bow manu- campus. A school po- Press of the backgrounds and Trump has decried big-game provide important insight into facturers, and wealthy lice officer fired his social media posts of the 16 hunting as a “horror show” in the ways that American sportspeople who boast of bag- gun at the animal. Po- board members appointed by tweets. 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Friday, March 16, 2018 SPORTS B Livingston advances Survive and advance with strong second half over Alcoa

By NOAH MCKAY For the Herald-Citizen

The Livingston Academy Wild- cats used a dominant second half to earn a 63-47 victory over the Alcoa Tornadoes in the quarterfi- nal round of the TSSAA Boys’ Class AA BlueCross Basketball Championships at Middle Ten- nessee State University’s Murphy Center on Thursday. The Wildcats trailed by three at halftime, but Wade Neely tallied a double-double and Matthew Sells scored 21 points to boost the Wildcats to the semifinal round of the tournament. “None of the players on this team have actually played on this floor,” said LA head coach Jimmy Miller. “They grew up watching other teams from Livingston be fortunate enough to make it, and this is their first time on the big stage. It can be tough to get those jitters out. That second half was more like the team that made the run to get here.” Blake Qualls opened the scor- ing for the Wildcats with a jumper. Alcoa immediately re- sponded by going on a 7-0 run. Sells then scored seven straight points to give the Wildcats a 9-7 lead. The tornadoes ended the Tony Marable | Herald-Citizen quarter on a 5-0 run and led 12-9 after the first. Monterey’s Cade Painter, right, steals the ball Thursday during quarterfinal action of the TSSAA Boys’ Class A “I was a little bit nervous,” said BlueCross Basketball Championships against MASE at MTSU’s Murphy Center. Sells. “I just had to get the jitters out, but it’s similar to other courts. Just a bigger stage.” Alcoa continued its run to open MHS advances with win over MASE the second quarter, growing its lead to 17-10. Sells scored his By NOAH MCKAY “We were a little nervous at times, “I came in with the same mindset 10th point of the half on a jumper For the Herald-Citizen a little antsy,” said MHS head coach that I do every game,” said Cody on to cut the deficit to 17-12. Cody Adam West. “We did what we his fast start. “My mindset blends in Ray made a layup at the 2:44 The Monterey High School boys’ wanted defensively. We made free with the team mindset. Whether it’s mark to cut it to six. Qualls made basketball team are one win away throws down the stretch, and that getting inside or feeding our other a basket while getting fouled; his from playing for a state champi- was big. We’re not phased with shooters. Getting shots however we made free throw cut the deficit to onship. where we are at. We’re just trying to can in the easiest way possible.” 17-22. Neely scored two layups in The Wildcats defeated the Mem- compete and have a chance to win. If Tyrus West buried a deep three at the last 40 seconds of the quarter phis Academy of Science and Engi- we do that, we like us.” the 6:50 mark of the second quarter to cut the advantage to 21-24 at neering Phoenix 50-53 in the Michael Cody opened the scoring to give MHS a 16-10 lead. Dalton halftime. quarterfinal round of the TSSAA for the Wildcats with a layup at the Coleman then made a layup to Carter Hayes scored off an Class A BlueCross Basketball Cham- 6:16 mark of the first quarter. He stretch the lead to 10 with 5:25 re- Alcoa turnover at the 6:19 mark pionships at Middle Tennessee State then made a 3-pointer to stretch the maining in the half. Cody made his University’s Murphy Center in lead to 5-0. Monterey held a 13-8 lead See LA, Page B2 Murfreesboro. after the first quarter. See MHS, Page B2

Monterey High Tennessee wins NCAA opener, softball falls to routs Wright Jackson County State 73-47

By BEN CRAVEN By STEPHEN HAWKINS [email protected] Associated Press

Two District 6-A softball teams met at Mon- DALLAS — Rick Barnes is now terey High School on Thursday, and it was the winning NCAA Tournament games Jackson County Lady Blue Devils that pre- with “Rocky Top” in Texas. vailed 10-3 behind some strong batting. With the Tennessee coach back in “It’s always big to get a win,” JCHS head familiar territory, Admiral Schofield coach Chris Cassetty said. “We’re young, very had 15 points and 12 rebounds as the inexperienced, and the freshman played very Volunteers opened their first NCAA well today. We played really good defense all-in- under Barnes with a 73-47 win over all. I’ve got a senior pitcher that started the Wright State on Thursday. game and did her job, and then our freshman “The biggest thing is we came out Jaelyn Breedlove pitched awesome when she and did what we said we were going went in.” to do, try to run them out of their of- The game was realistically decided by the fense, and against a great team,” first outburst of scoring. Schofield said. Neither team was able to get a run in the first The Volunteers (26-8) never had two innings, but Jackson County burst into the much trouble with the Horizon scoring column in the top of the third with six. League tournament champ making MHS had two batters reach bases in the bottom its first NCAA appearance since half of the inning, but the Lady Wildcats could- 2007, even after missing their first n’t answer (6-0). six shots in the game. The Vols led 3- It wasn’t until the following inning that Mon- 2 when Schofield made a 3-pointer terey made things interesting by scoring two with 16:42 left , and Wright State (25- runs. The Lady Wildcats first loaded the bases 10) went back ahead on the next pos- and scored off a walk, before Jackson County session before Jordan Bowden’s changed pitchers from senior Allie Carter to layup put the Vols up for good. freshman Jaelyn Breedlove. Then, Lydia Yepez “I was really impressed with our scored Kylie Thornton on a sacrifice fly to team,” Barnes said. “Because we make it 6-2. looked at this team, and they play Ben Craven | Herald-Citizen However, the Lady Blue Devils turned right hard. They do a lot of good things. ... around and scored three more in the top of the Monterey’s Anna Hudson catches a high line drive dur- Overall we’ve got a group of guys ing the Lady Wildcats’ 10-3 loss to Jackson County See LADIES, Page B2 Thursday at MHS. See UT, Page B2 B2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 16, 2018 SPORTS TECH ROUNDUP LA: Neely plays well with flu Tech Tennis to From Page B1

of the third quarter to get within begin OVC play one point of the Tornadoes. Qualls hit a three at the 3:24 mark to tie the game at 32. Neely TTU Sports Information then hit a layup to give the Wild- cats their first lead of the half at The Tennessee Tech tennis team will unwrap its 34-33. Sells hit a three one Ohio Valley Conference regular season slate Satur- minute later to give his team a day afternoon, traveling to Eastern Illinois for the 39-35 lead at the end of the first of six conference clashes. First serve from frame. Charleston, Ill. is scheduled for noon CT. LA continued its strong push The Golden Eagles (2-10) have in the fourth quarter. Ray hit a soared throughout OVC action in shot through a foul, and his recent recollection, claiming five of made free throw gave the Wild- the last six conference regular sea- cats a 48-37 lead. Sells made a son crowns. Tech will enter Satur- layup to extend the 16-2 LA run, day’s matchup with the Panthers stretching the lead to 50-37. (4-11) having won 23-straight regu- Hayes made a jumper at the 3:56 Roundup lar season matches against OVC mark to put the score at 54-41. competition. Alcoa scored four unanswered No. 54 Eduardo Mena heads into points to cut the deficit to 11, but the conference-opener riding a three-match win- Jakob Craig made two free ning streak, all out of the top spot in the Tech throws to push it back to 13. The lineup. The two-time OVC Player of the Year has Wildcats continued to make free posted back-to-back undefeated conference cam- throws down the stretch to ice paigns and is 21-1 all-time in OVC play. Mena is 6-4 the game as they secured the 63- in singles action this spring. 47 win to advance in the tourna- Newcomers Wenceslao Albin and Gonzalo Gar- ment. cia are second on the Golden Eagles with five sin- Neely shot 100 percent from gles wins apiece. the floor as he tallied 12 points Sophomore Freddie O’Brien paces the Panthers and 13 rebounds. After the game, with an 8-5 singles mark, the only player on the coach Miller said that Nelly was club with a winning record this spring. battling the flu, and arrived in Tech has captured 18-of-19 meetings in the all- Murfreesboro hours before time series with EIU. tipoff. “We have a senior (Nelly) that Tech baseball heads north for SIUE just got here, that has the flu,” The Tennessee Tech baseball team hits the road said Miller. “He’s been in the bed for a three-game Ohio Valley Conference series at at his house. He walked right SIUE this weekend, kicking things off with a 4:00 into the gym, and you see what p.m. CT match-up at Simmons Complex in Ed- he did. That’s the toughest wardsville on Friday. player I’ve ever coached in my The second and third games of the series are life. That’s the glue for us.” both set for 1 p.m. first pitches on Saturday and Sells scored 21, and Ray added Tony Marable | Herald-Citizen Sunday. With rain and inclement weather a possi- 12 for the Wildcats. Livingston’s Carter Hayes makes his way through Alcoa defend- bility in Edwardsville this weekend, fans are en- With the win, the Wildcats ad- ers on Thursday during quarterfinal action of the TSSAA Boys’ couraged to check social media and the vanced to the semifinal round of Class AA BlueCross Basketball Championships at MTSU’s Mur- TTUSports.com website for updates concerning the state tournament. They will phy Center. this weekend’s schedule. take on Class AA powerhouse The Golden Eagle offense is off to a torrid pace Hamilton on Friday at 4:30 p.m. HHS. same way we have all year, lay it in 2018, leading the nation in batting average (.362), Coach Miller said his team will “It’s a big test,” said Miller. all on the line, and see what we home runs (40), home runs per game (2.50), on base need to be even better to defeat “We’re just going to attack the can do.” percentage (.454), slugging percentage (.666), scor- ing (11.9), runs (191) and doubles per game (3.25). Tech also ranks second nationally in doubles (52). Tech softball heads to Memphis MHS: MASE missed three to tie With a five-game winning streak in tow, the Ten- nessee Tech softball team is starting to feel a lot more confident as they head to Memphis to com- From Page B1 They then scored off a pete in the Memphis Tiger Classic. MHS turnover to get Tech opens up play with a familiar foe on Friday second three of the half within one point of the morning, taking on Southeast Missouri at 9 a.m., with 29 seconds remain- Wildcats with 3:23 re- just over a week before the Golden Eagles will face ing in the quarter. The maining. MASE took its them in Cape Girardeau to open Ohio Valley Con- Wildcats took a 27-16 first lead of the game ference play. lead into halftime. with 2:44 remaining. The Golden Eagles follow that up with the first MASE fought back in Coleman then made of two games against host Memphis, approxi- the second half. The two free-throws to re- mately 11:15 a.m. on both Friday and Saturday. The Phoenix made a shot gain the lead for the early game on Saturday pits Tech against South and free throw at the Wildcats at 44-43. MASE Dakota, then the Golden Eagles wrap up tourna- 6:11 mark of the third immediately responded ment play against Eastern Michigan on Sunday at quarter to cut the MHS with a layup with 1:52 11:15 a.m. lead to 31-23. They then remaining to take a 45- SEMO comes into the weekend with an 11-9 scored off a Wildcat 44 advantage. Tyrus record, with four players racking up double-digit turnover to cut the West buried a three 16 numbers in RBI. Abby Tillotson leads the way with deficit to six. seconds later to give the Tony Marable | Herald-Citizen 17, while Rachel Anderson has 12, Sarah Messex 11 The Phoenix contin- Wildcats a 47-45 lead. Monterey’s Peyton West, left, fights for a loose ball and Ashley Ellis 10. Mykaela Arellanes leads the ued their strong play in Coleman took a on Thursday during quarterfinal action of the team in average with a .411 clip. the third frame as they charge at the 44 second TSSAA Boys’ Class A BlueCross Basketball Cham- cut the deficit to 33-30. mark to regain posses- pionships against MASE at MTSU’s Murphy Center. Peyton West responded sion, and Tyrus West with a layup to give made a layup to give the big shots in the fourth will take on Loretto on MHS a five-point lead. Wildcats a 49-45 lead. quarter of a game this Friday at 2:45 at the He then made two free Peyton West made two season. He had a simple Murphy Center for the LADIES: throws to stretch the free throws to stretch answer when asked if right to play for the JC lead back out to 37-30. the lead to 51-45 with 16 he feels pressure in big state championship. Tyrus West made a seconds left. MASE hit moments. “We have to rest and out hit MHS 15-5 three to push the score a three with four sec- “No,” said West. get ready because we to 40-32. However, onds remaining, and West led the Wildcats will have to turn MASE ended the quar- then forced a turnover on the scoreboard, tal- around in a hurry,” From Page B1 ter on a 4-0 run. Mon- with two seconds re- lying 15 points. Peyton said Coach West. “We terey led 40-36 going maining. They missed a West added 12, and don’t talk two games fifth to put things a little out of reach (9-2). Mon- into the fourth quarter. three at the buzzer, and Cody scored 10. ahead in the tourna- terey’s final run of the game was scored in the The Phoenix made a MHS secured the 53-50 With the win, the ment, so we have to get bottom of the inning when Anna Hudson sin- layup at the 6:44 mark victory. Wildcats advance to the together tomorrow gled, stole second base, and rounded the rest of the fourth quarter to It was not the first semifinal round of the morning and get some after a throwing error trying to get her out (9-3). cut the deficit to three. time Tyrus West has hit state tournament. They things in order.” “We just came out a little flat defensively,” MHS head coach Brad Swafford said. “Jackson County has always been a good hitting team. If you give them extra outs, and they’re going to take advantage of it.At the first of the game, we UT: were out in front of pitches and just not hitting.” Turner with career-high assists Jackson County out hit Monterey 15-5 in the contest, and the two Lady Blue Devil pitchers From Page B1 seed in the South Region. sively and win an NCAA game, combined for six strikeouts. Brooklyn Goss They’ll next face 11th-seeded not against a team like Ten- pitched all seven innings for the Lady Wildcats that have embraced that talent Loyola-Chicago, which edge nessee.” with four strikeouts. of working hard, and they’ve — Miami 64-62 in the final second. Big picture Jackson County’s Breedlove and Lilly Ring we’ve tried to create our own Lamonte Turner had 19 Wright State: The Raiders fin- had the big bats on the day as they both went 3-4. standard, our own identity in points and a career-high nine ished the season with 25 wins, Breedlove hit two singles and a double, while terms of how hard we think we assists for Tennessee, SEC co- their most playing a Division I Ring hit three singles and scored twice. Both can play on defense and on of- champions in the regular sea- schedule. They are 0-3 in NCAA recorded an RBI. fense when we stay together son after being picked in the Tournament games. ... Love, Thornton was the big hitter for Monterey as and execute.” preseason to finish 13th in the their 6-foot-9 freshman center, she went 2-3 with two singles and a run scored. Barnes is 5-0 in NCAA Tour- 14-team league. Grant Williams had three fouls in the first half, Goss, Hudson, and Ashlyn Gibson also recorded nament games at the American added 14 points and nine re- when he played only 10 min- hits, while Gibson and Yepez got the only two Airlines Center in Dallas, about bounds. utes. RBIs. a three-hour drive from the Loudon Love led Wright State Tennessee: This is the third “I hope we come out better and ready to play University of Texas. He led the with 12 points and nine re- different program that Barnes next time,” Swafford said. “I’ve been preaching Longhorns to 16 appearances in bounds. Everett Winchester had has led to at least one NCAA about staying back, and I hope it’s starting to 17 years, with four NCAA wins 11 points for the Raiders, who victory. He also won tourna- sink in. It’s a long season, and we’ve just got to in the home arena of the NBA’s shot only 31 percent (19 of 60) in ment games at Clemson and keep on keeping on, getting better, and pushing Dallas Mavericks, before their lowest-scoring game of Texas. ... It was the Vols’ 14th forward.” switching “Ts” and shades of the season. win away from home this sea- The Monterey Lady Wildcats play again today, orange three years ago. “Well, I think it’s kind of the son. .. The 47 points were the hosting Oakdale. The game is set to begin at five, It was Barnes’ 100th Volun- obvious,” Wright State coach fewest Tennessee has allowed in but there will also be a ceremony to dedicate the teer game, and 57th win. Scott Nagy said. “You just can’t its 41 NCAA Tournament field to Judy Delk before the game starts. The Vols (26-8) are the No. 3 play as poorly as we did offen- games.

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survey, said Rebar being above-referenced property SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S 38501 to confirmation by the lender the northwest corner of the to be affected by the fore- SALE Parcel Number: 055F A or trustee. This sale may be herein described tract; closure: any judgment cred- 012.00 rescinded only by the Sub- itor or lien holder with an in- Sale at public auction will be Current Owner(s) of Prop- stitute Trustee at any time. If Thence, leaving the east- terest subordinate to the on April 2, 2018 at 2:00PM erty: Louise F. Hamilton the Substitute Trustee res- ern right-of-way of said Mine said Deed of Trust or any local time, at the front door, and Stanley E. Hamilton cinds the sale, the pur- Lick Creek Road and sever- party claiming by, through, Putnam County Courthouse, chaser shall only be entitled ing the land of Glenn B. & or under any of the forego- 421 East Spring Street, The street address of the to a return of any money Judy Dale Ramsey ing. Such parties known to Cookeville, Tennessee pur- above described property is paid towards the purchase (RB.675/P.498), S the Substitute Trustee may suant to Deed of Trust ex- believed to be 765 Double price and shall have no oth- 88°28'04" E, 502.46' to a include: Putnam 1st Mer- ecuted by Louise F. Springs Rd, Cookeville, er recourse. Once the pur- 1/2" Rebar (New) set this cantile Bank; Community Hamilton and Stanley E. Tennessee 38501, but such chaser tenders the pur- survey, said Rebar being Bank of the Cumberlands. Hamilton, to Arnold M. address is not part of the chase price, the Substitute located in the western line WEiss, Trustee, as trustee legal description of the prop- Trustee may deem the sale of Billy Herron Terms of Sale will be pub- for Mortgage Electronic Re- erty sold herein and in the final in which case the pur- (RB.102/F.782), and being lic auction, for cash, free gistration Systems, Inc. as event of any discrepancy, chaser shall have no rem- the northeast corner of the and clear of rights of nominee for Guaranty Mort- the legal description herein edy. The real property will herein described tract; homestead, redemption and gage Services, LLC on April shall control. be sold AS IS, WHERE IS, dower to the extent dis- 26, 2010 at Record Book with no warranties or rep- Thence, leaving the newly claimed or inapplicable, and 581, Page 346, Instrument This sale is subject to, resentations of any kind, ex- without limitation, all mat- Schedule of Events created severance line and the rights of Stephen D. No. 117222; conducted by press or implied, including for Board Week with the western line of said Jackson and Sherry Jack- Shapiro & Ingle, LLP, hav- ters shown on any applic- without limitation, war- March 20-22, 2018 Herron for the following sev- son, and those claiming ing been appointed Substi- able recorded plat; any un- ranties regarding condition en (7) calls: 1.) S 09° 49' through him/her/it/them. tute or Successor Trustee, paid taxes; any restrictive of the property or marketab- The Planning Committee of 44" E 15.24' to a 14" Elm all of record in the Putnam covenants, easements, or ility of title. Cookeville Regional Medic- Tree; 2.) S 03° 12' 12" E Any right of equity of re- County Register's Office. setback lines that may be al Center will meet on Tues- 59.66' to a 26" Red Elm demption, statutory and oth- Default has occurred in the applicable; any statutory This office may be a debt day, March 20, 2018 at Tree; 3.) S 10° 27' 21" W erwise, and homestead are performance of the coven- right of redemption of any c 4:30pm in the CRMC board 50.44' to a 26" Sycamore waived in accord with the ants, terms, and conditions governmental agency, state room. Tree; 4.) S 21° 05' 47" W terms of said Deed of Trust, of said Deed of Trust and or federal; any prior liens or 31.34' to a Wooden Fence and the title is believed to the entire indebtedness has encumbrances including Post; 5.) S 23° 29' 10" W be good, but the under- been declared due and pay- those created by a fixture fil- The Finance Committee of Cookeville office opened in 1987 Cookeville Regional Medic- 64.38' to a Wooden Fence signed will sell and convey able. ing or any applicable Post; 6.) S 21° 06' 14" W only as Substitute Trustee. homeowners’ association by Arnold E. Lefkovitz al Center will meet on Tues- ALL TYPES OF day, March 20, 2018 follow- 162.19' to a Wooden Fence Party Entitled to Enforce dues or assessments; all ing the Planning Committee Post; and 7.) S 20° 59' 25" The right is reserved to ad- the Debt: J.P. Morgan Mort- claims or other matters, W 269.45' to a Metal Fence journ the day of the sale to gage Acquisition Corp., its whether of record or not, BANKRUPTCIES meeting in the CRMC board Chapter 7 • Chapter 11 • Chapter 12 • Chapter 13 Post, said Metal Fence Post another day, time, and place successors and assigns. which may encumber the room. More than 35 years of experience filing being located in the west- certain without further pub- purchaser’s title and any tens of thousands of bankruptcies. The Board of Trustees of ern line of said Herron lication, upon announce- The following real estate matter that an accurate sur- (DB.335/P.397); ment at the time and place located in Putnam County, vey of the premises might • STOP Garnishments • STOP Foreclosures Cookeville Regional Medic- • STOP Repossessions • STOP Debt Harassment al Center will meet on for the sale set forth above. Tennessee, will be sold to disclose. Thursday, March 22, 2018 Thence, continuing with If you purchase a prop- the highest call bidder: at 6:00pm in the CRMC put- the western line of said Her- erty at the foreclosure The following parties may nam room/board room. ron, S 23° 13' 33" W 66.37' sale, the entire purchase Described property loc- claim an interest in the ADOPTIONS 3/16, 3/18 to the point of beginning, price is due and payable ated at Putnam County, above-referenced property DIVORCE containing 6.02 Acres by at the conclusion of the Tennessee, to wit: to be affected by the fore- SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S Survey. Actual field survey auction in the form of a closure: any judgment cred- CHILD CUSTODY SALE performed under the direct certified/bank check made The following described itor or lien holder with an in- WILLS & PROBATE personal supervision of payable to or endorsed to tract or parcel of land loc- terest subordinate to the 312-A East Broad St., Cookeville Sale at public auction will Taylor L. Dillehay, R.L.S. Shapiro & Ingle, LLP. No ated in the SEVENTH CIVIL said Deed of Trust or any Serving Cookeville & the Entire Upper Cumberland Area be on April 2, 2018 at #2597, Whittenburg Land personal checks will be DISTRICT OF PUTNAM party claiming by, through, 528-5297 10:00AM local time, at the Surveying, LLC, 214 East accepted. To this end, you COUNTY, TENNESSEE, as or under any of the forego- www.lefkovitz.com front door, Putnam County Stevens Street, Cookeville, must bring sufficient follows: ing. Such parties known to We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for relief. Courthouse, 421 East Tennessee on October 18, funds to outbid the lender the Substitute Trustee may © 2014 Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz Spring Street, Cookeville, 2013. and any other bidders. In- Being that property loc- include: None. Tennessee pursuant to sufficient funds will not be ated at 765 Double Springs Deed of Trust executed by Being a portion of the accepted. Amounts re- Rd., Cookeville, TN 38501 Terms of Sale will be pub- Classified Index Stephen D. Jackson and same property as conveyed ceived in excess of the lic auction, for cash, free Sherry Jackson, to Law Of- to Glenn B. & Judy Dale winning bid will be refun- Beginning at a stake in the and clear of rights of Find It Fast In H-C Classified fice of Cameron and Young, Ramsey in Record Book ded to the successful pur- west bank of the Double homestead, redemption and Code Classification Trustee, as trustee for Mort- 675 Page 498 of the Put- chaser at the time the Springs Road 320 feet north dower to the extent dis- 535 Antiques & Collectibles gage Electronic Registra- nam County Register's Of- foreclosure deed is de- of Harville's northeast claimed or inapplicable, and 720 Apartments, Duplexes Rent tion Systems, Inc. as nomin- 102 Appliance/Electronic Svc. fice, Cookeville, Tennessee, livered. corner; thence west 250 feet the rights of Louise F. 053 Auctions ee for Peoples Bank, a Kan- which is the previous and to a stake; thence north 80 Hamilton and Stanley E. 420 Auto, Truck Parts & Acc. sas Corporation on January last conveyance. This property is being sold feet to a stake; thence east Hamilton, and those claim- 104 Auto/Machine/Equip. Rental 31, 2014 at Record Book with the express reserva- 250 feet to a stake in the ing through him/her/it/them. 103 Automotive Svc. & Repair 803, Page 541; conducted This property is subject to tion that the sale is subject west bank of Double 435 Autos & Trucks Wanted by Shapiro & Ingle, LLP, any easements, right-of- to confirmation by the lender Springs Road; thence south Any right of equity of re- 425 Autos For Sale having been appointed Sub- ways, restrictions, and etc. or trustee. This sale may be with the Double Springs demption, statutory and oth- 530 Boats, Motors & Equip. stitute or Successor Trust- that a current title search rescinded only by the Sub- Road 80 feet to the point of erwise, and homestead are 305 Business Opp. ee, all of record in the Put- would reveal. stitute Trustee at any time. If beginning, containing 0.46 waived in accord with the 310 Business Opp. Wanted nam County Register's Of- the Substitute Trustee res- acres, more or less. Being terms of said Deed of Trust, 055 Car Pool fice. Default has occurred in Street Address: 9055 Water cinds the sale, the pur- Lot 5 in Double Springs and the title is believed to 010 Card of Thanks the performance of the cov- 123 Carpet & Floorcovering Plant Road, Baxter, Ten- chaser shall only be entitled Subdivision, a plat of which be good, but the under- 210 Child/Elder Care enants, terms, and condi- nessee 38544 to a return of any money is recorded in the Register's signed will sell and convey 105 Cleaning tions of said Deed of Trust Parcel Number: 113 014.01 paid towards the purchase Office of Putnam County, only as Substitute Trustee. 432 Comm’l Trucks For Sale and the entire indebtedness Current Owner(s) of Prop- price and shall have no oth- Tennessee, in Plat cabinet 740 Comm’l, Indust. For Rent has been declared due and erty: Stephen D. Jackson er recourse. Once the pur- A, Slide 197. The right is reserved to ad- 820 Comm’l, Indust. For Sale payable. and Sherry Jackson chaser tenders the pur- journ the day of the sale to 108 Concrete, Masonry chase price, the Substitute Subject to all mineral another day, time, and place 110 Construction Work Party Entitled to Enforce The street address of the Trustee may deem the sale rights, easements, coven- certain without further pub- 112 Electrical the Debt: Wells Fargo Bank, above described property is final in which case the pur- ants, or other interest of re- lication, upon announce- 215 Employment Opportunities NA, its successors and as- believed to be 9055 Water chaser shall have no rem- cord. ment at the time and place 615 Farm Tools & Machinery signs. Plant Road, Baxter, Ten- edy. The real property will for the sale set forth above. 750 Farmland & Pasture Rent nessee 38544, but such ad- be sold AS IS, WHERE IS, This property is all or a If you purchase a prop- 835 Farms For Sale The following real estate 315 Financial Services dress is not part of the legal with no warranties or rep- portion of that listed on Tax erty at the foreclosure 100 Finish Carpentry, Cabinets located in Putnam County, description of the property resentations of any kind, ex- Map 55F, Group A, Parcel sale, the entire purchase 540 Firewood, Stoves & Relate Tennessee, will be sold to sold herein and in the event press or implied, including 12.00 price is due and payable 630 Food For Sale the highest call bidder: of any discrepancy, the leg- without limitation, war- at the conclusion of the 515 Garage & Yard Sales al description herein shall ranties regarding condition This property has not been auction in the form of a 113 Grading, Excavating, Paving Described property loc- control. of the property or marketab- surveyed. The description of certified/bank check made 035 Happy Ads ated at Putnam County, ility of title. the property was taken from payable to or endorsed to 610 Hay, Feed & Grain Tennessee, to wit: This sale is subject to, the previous and last con- Shapiro & Ingle, LLP. No 241 Health Care Employment without limitation, all mat- This office may be a debt veyance. personal checks will be 114 Heating & Cooling Being a certain tract or ters shown on any applic- collector. This may be an at- accepted. To this end, you 855 Home Builders parcel of land lying and be- able recorded plat; any un- tempt to collect a debt and THE PREVIOUS AND must bring sufficient 825 Homes For Sale ing in the 8th Civil District of paid taxes; any restrictive any information obtained LAST conveyance being a funds to outbid the lender 725 Houses For Rent Putnam County, Tenness- 015 In Memory covenants, easements, or may be used for that pur- Warranty Deed from Wilma and any other bidders. In- 815 Income Property ee and being more particu- setback lines that may be pose. Jean Allen and husband, sufficient funds will not be 325 Insurance larly described as follows: applicable; any statutory Rickey Allen to Louise F. accepted. Amounts re- 330 Investments right of redemption of any Shapiro & Ingle, LLP Hamilton and husband, ceived in excess of the 205 Jobs Wanted Beginning at a 1/2" Rebar governmental agency, state Substitute Trustee Stanley E. Hamilton of re- winning bid will be refun- 001 Legals (New) set this survey, said or federal; any prior liens or 10130 Perimeter Parkway cord in Record Book 581, ded to the successful pur- 605 Livestock, Poultry & Supplies Rebar being located in the encumbrances including Suite 400 Page 344, as recorded in chaser at the time the 050 Lost and Found northern right-of-way of Wa- those created by a fixture fil- Charlotte, NC 28216 the Register's Office of Put- foreclosure deed is de- 840 Lots, Acreage & Resorts ter Plant Road (30' R.O.W.), ing or any applicable Phone: (704) 333-8107 nam County, Tennessee. livered. 710 Misc. For Rent being the southwest corner homeowners’ association Fax: (704) 333-8156 510 Misc. For Sale of Billy Keith Herron dues or assessments; all www.auction.com Street Address: 765 This property is being sold 505 Misc. Wanted (DB.335/P.397), and being 735 Mobile Home Spaces claims or other matters, Double Springs Rd with the express reserva- 730 Mobile Homes For Rent the southeast corner of the whether of record or not, File No. 15-104174 Cookeville, Tennessee tion that the sale is subject 845 Mobile Homes For Sale herein described tract; which may encumber the 3/2, 9, 16 3 t 320 Money Wanted Thence, leaving the west- purchaser’s title and any 410 Motorcycles & ATV’s ern line of said Herron and matter that an accurate sur- Now Hiring Nurses, 525 Nuts & Treats with the northern right-of- vey of the premises might 1X1 Director of Nursing, 040 Offers For Senior Citizen way of said Water Plant disclose. Means 1 col x 1 inch Dietary Aide, Cook, 830 Open Houses Road for the following three Housekeeping, CNA’s 140 Other (3) calls: 1.) N 61°59'58" W, The following parties may Too little to be seen Enviromental Service 120 Painting, Wallpapering 168.44' to a point; 2.) N claim an interest in the Tech & Receptionist 030 Personal Notices You Read This One! 121 Pest Control 62°40'18" W, 93.21' to a a Now hiring 2 Nurses (1 for 3- point, said point being the 545 Pets & Supplies 11 and 1 for 11-7. Also new 122 Plumbing beginning a curve to the left wage scale for our nursing department depending on 745 Property Management having a radius of 90.00', Bledsoe County Correctional Complex 005 Public Notices having an arc length of experience.), CNA’s (We Correctional Officer applications accepted online at www.tn.gov/hr offer a $1,500 sign on bonus 850 Real Estate Agents 52.75', and having a chord and onsite Monday through Friday. for CNA’s), 1 Director of 810 Real Estate For Trade bearing and distance of N Nursing (Bachelors Degree 805 Real Estate Wanted 79°27'49" W, 52.00'; and 3.) • Starting Salary: $2,277/month preferred, RN degree 415 Recreation Vehicles Along the arc of the above • $600 Correctional Officer Sign-On Bonus required with relevant exp., 125 Remodeling & Repair Work described curve, 52.75' to a • 12 Hour Shifts 5yrs exp. in supervision 715 Rooms For Rent point, said point being loc- hospital-long term care 277 Sales Employment • 3 Day Weekend Every Other Week - Friday, Saturday & Sunday facility or other health care ated in the eastern right-of- • 12 Hours of Overtime per Month Built into the 12 Hour Schedule 290 Schools & Instruction institution., 1 Cook, 1 127 Sheetrock, Drywall way of Mine Lick Creek Dietary Aide, an • High School Diploma or GED Required 025 Special Notices Road, and being the south- • Requested Starting Salary of $2,391/month with Proof of an Enviromental Service Tech, west corner of the herein Housekeeping and a 020 Statewide Clasifieds Associate of Bachelor Degree 620 Tobacco Base For Rent described tract; Receptionist (w/ prior exp.). Contact Human Resources at (423)881-6180 625 Tobacco Base Wanted We offer top pay and 405 Trailers, Misc. Equipment Thence, leaving the north- Employees and eligible dependents are offered Health, Dental, Life, benefits including 401k 130 Tree Service and Related ern right-of-way of said Wa- Retirement, Employee Pharmacy and Vision Insurance. Paid Time Off, 401K, Retirement This office may be a debt 550 Trees, Plants, Flowers ter Plant Road and with the Stock Ownership, Health, c 283 Trucking Employment eastern right-of-way of said Plan and Tuition Assistance are a few of the other benefits available. Dental, Life, Vacation 430 Trucks For Sale Package, Scholarship Mine Lick Creek Road for Are you interested in an accounting, administrative, counseling, program for nurse 727 Vacation Rentals the following five (5) calls: maintenance, warehouse or teacing position? Be sure to check out advancement. 520 Want To Swap 1.) N 00°31'22" W, 178.15' www.tn.gov/hr to view current vacancies. New lists are posted 705 Wanted To Rent 135 Yard Work and Related to a Wooden Fence Post; weekly. Application window is Wednesday-Tuesday of each week. (931) 525-6655 - Phone 2.) N 00°00'22" E, 114.47' to (931) 525-3581 - Fax TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL 444 One-Eleven Place a Wooden Fence Post; 3.) N www.tn.gov/correction Cookeville, TN 38506 01°00'40" E, 65.05' to a 526-9715 Wooden Fence Post; 4.) N We are an equal opportunity employer 00°24'35" E, 72.44' to a Herald-Citize n Wooden Fence Post; and BETHESDA We’ve Got It All 5.) N 00°41'57" E, 128.33' to 1300 Neal Street Cookeville, Tennessee a 1/2" Rebar (New) set this The Department of Correction is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Health Care Center

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Willow Ave, Ckvl box for Exp'd 931-261-7871. service to all HVAC/refriger- plications for the position of • Circulation Dept. payments   *+ '&+)'$ ation systems. Performs Meter Reader I. Work per- • Classified Dept. payments TROY'S LAWN CARE formed in reading meters, For All Your Lawn Care boiler watch, and helps oth- Merle Norman Cosmetics & • Letters to the Editor er trades as needed/reques- recording consumption and Needs from Mowing to Magnolia James Bridal em- • Community News Bulletin ted. Responsible for com- checking meter operation ployment opportunity. We • I Like to Know Questions Planting. No job too big. pleting assigned task within for inconsistencies or mal- Free Est. 931-783-3703 are hiring weekday pos- • News & Sports Info and the PM program. functions. Must have a valid tions. Please email your re- Photos TREE TRIM & REMOVAL driver's license and a high sume to Gutters cleaned out, fence EDUCATION: High school school education or equival- cynthia@magnoliajamesbridal YOUR LOCAL NEWS ALL STAR PEST row clearing, Lic'd/Ins'd. diploma or equivalent pre- ent; Requires extensive .com SOURCE CONTROL ferred. walking and stooping; works Bruce Thompson Cookeville Regional Herald-Citizen OF TENNESSEE (931)252-2277 in all weather conditions. 1300 Neal Street Complete Termite Service EXPERIENCE: Pay range $25,625-$38,438 Medical Center Cookeville, TN 38501 Lic'd/Ins'd. Bonded. CALL ME FIRST a. Trade school with DOE. Applications/resumes Now Hiring All work guaranteed Raymond's Lawnmowing courses in A/C, refrigera- must be received by 4:30 Free Estimates. Comm/Res, Many Years Exp, tion, electrical required. pm Thursday, March 29, Housekeepers/Floor PLEASE READ YOUR AD MARTY KELLY, 931-526-8550 Free Est, Cheapest rates in b. Experience in another 2018. Send to: City of Techs F/T & PRN; Food The Herald-Citizen makes Charter # 4252 Town (931)858-4698,303-6521. health care facility desirable. Cookeville, HR Department, Service Aide PRN; Cash- every effort to assure that c. Must have minimum of PO Box 998, Cookeville, TN ier F/T & PRN; Diet Clerk: your ad is accurate. Advert- MELVIN'S SMALL JOBS three years previous experi- 38503-0998 or email F/T; Childcare Aide PRN; isers should read their ad-  '%  &'-+"'& Masonry Repair, Construc- ence. [email protected]. Switchboard Operator vertisement the first day it tion Work, Tree & Yard d. Computer experience EOE PRN; Registration Rep- appears and report any er- Work. Call (931)252-3864 needed. resentative F/T & PRN; rors immediately. The Her- or 931-214-0075 e. PLC knowledge desir- Health Fair Tech PRN; ald-Citizen is responsible for able. Dental Office Insurance Medical Transcriptionist only the first incorrect inser- ADVANCED LAWN CARE Specialist. Looking for a PRN; Social Worker PRN. 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B6 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 16, 2018 SPORTS Disc golf tourney Cookeville baseball, soccer coming to Ironwood pick up wins in Gatlinburg From Staff Reports nation. “We have a course at Cane Some of the best disc Creek Park,” Parkins ex- From Staff Reports golfers in the southern re- plained. “We have a nine- gion of the United States will hole course at Tennessee GATLINBURG – Following two close be converging on Cookeville Tech, and a few churches in games to open the season, the Cookeville Saturday to compete in the the area have smaller High School baseball team made sure its Huck of the Irish 2, an an- courses. Knoxville has five third game would not be a nail-biter. nual disc golf tournament at courses within 15 minutes of The Cavaliers scored nine runs in the first Ironwood Golf Course. each other, as does inning and 20 in the first three. They cruised “Working with Ironwood Nashville.” past East Robertson 23-6 in five innings on Golf Course has been great,” Saturday’s tournament, Thursday afternoon at a game played at said Danny Parkins, tourna- which includes one round in Gatlinburg-Pittman High. ment director. “The holes on the morning and another Cookeville head coach Brent “Butch” a disc golf course are not as round in the afternoon, has Chaffin said there were multiple reasons for long as the holes on an actual attracted players from Ten- his team’s offensive outburst, perhaps in- golf course, but I was able to nessee, Kentucky, Ohio, cluding more favorable weather after the Contributed set up 18 holes on the back Georgia and Mississippi. Cavs’ first two games were played in frigid Cookeville’s Will Arnett delivers a pitch nine. Seth Beaman and Logan conditions. during a game against East Robertson on “We would like to possibly Bowers, nationally recog- Ben Baugh, Ethan Jean and Joshua South Thursday in Gatlinburg. make this tournament even nized disc golfers, will be all homered for Cookeville (3-0). Baugh and bigger next year by setting part of the field. Cookeville’s South also each hit doubles, while Cade bench players performed. up two courses. The maxi- Alex Callis and Mike Hoff- Smith had two doubles and a stolen base. “You walk a fine line between letting your mum entrants we can have is man will also be competing Baugh finished 3-for-5 with three runs starters have at-bats and getting experience 90. If I can get two courses as will Sparta’s Austin Hol- scored and five runs batted in. Smith also for guys off the bench,” he said. “We we could double that total.” man. One of the top women had five RBI while batting 2-4, Jean finished brought some guys off the bench (Thurs- Check in for the tourna- in the field will be Margaret 2-3 with an RBI and three runs scored, and day), and we had several guys get their first ment will begin at 7 a.m. on Baudendistel from Knoxville. South batted 2-4 with a run and three RBI. varsity hit. I couldn’t be more pleased with Saturday at Ironwood Golf Youth standouts Braden and Other offensive standouts included Drew the way they swung the bats.” Course with the competition Jackson Green of Cookeville Crouch (2 runs, 1 stolen base), Dylan Sparks The Cavaliers are scheduled to play two expected to begin around 8:15 are scheduled to compete. (1-2, 2 runs), Alex Putz (1-3, 3 runs, 3 RBI), more games today at Gatlinburg-Pittman, a.m. Parkins said practice “I thought it would be in- Rocky Szmydt (2 runs, 2 walks) and Jacob facing off against South Doyle at 11 a.m. rounds for the tournament teresting to work with a ball Stamps (2 stolen bases). Central and Knox Grace at 1:30 p.m. Central. begin today. golf course for this tourna- “Hitting is contagious, and that was very Parkins said the Huck of ment,” Parkins said. “Setting evident (Thursday),” Chaffin said. CHS soccer beats Fort Payne the Irish tournaments came up the course at Cane Creek Will Arnett (1-0) earned the win on the The Cookeville High School soccer team about from an idea by mem- would have been fun, but I mound, pitching the first three innings and also picked up a win in its first game of a bers of the local disc golf just thought there is some- giving up two runs while striking out three. Gatlinburg tournament on Thursday. The club wanting to start their thing different about setting Landon Duke pitched the fourth inning, and Cavs took down Fort Payne 2-1 with Ryan own tournament. He said up on an actual golf course, Tyler Hall closed out the game in the fifth. Lombardo scoring both goals. Cookeville is becoming more where it is well-kept and Each gave up two runs. Up next, CHS takes on Fayetteville High popular as a disc golf desti- well-maintained.” Chaffin was also proud of the way his School from Arkansas this afternoon. Tide, Wildcats, Blue Devils advance Thursday

EAST REGION put the Big 12 runner-up Red WEST REGION Alabama 86 Raiders (25-9) ahead to stay. Michigan 61 Virginia Tech 83 Texas Tech will next play the Montana 47 PITTSBURGH (AP) — Collin winner of the Florida-St. WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — Sexton scored 21 of his team- Bonaventure game. Charles Matthews had 20 high 24 points after halftime to SFA (28-7), the Southland points and 11 rebounds, lead Alabama over Virginia Conference tournament cham- Michigan locked down on de- Tech for the Crimson Tide's pion, led by eight early in the fense and the third-seeded first NCAA Tournament win second half. Wolverines beat Montana in a in a dozen years. plodding game. John Petty kept ninth- SOUTH REGION Michigan (29-7) trailed by 10 seeded Alabama (20-15) in it Buffalo 89 in the opening minutes, strug- while Sexton struggled during Arizona 68 gled to get into rhythm until a sluggish opening half and BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Wes late in the first half, and never finished with 20 points while Clark scored 25 points, Jeremy really went on a big run to shooting 6 of 8 on 3-pointers. Harris added 23 and No. 13 seize control of the game. Sexton found a rhythm in the seed Buffalo pulled off the Instead, coach John second half, including a hand- biggest upset of the opening Beilein's team methodically ful of big shots over the final round, rolling over No. 4 seed drew away over a long period five minutes to give the Crim- Arizona. of the second half when No. son Tide a bit of breathing The smaller Bulls (27-8) 14 seed Montana (25-8) failed room in a game that featured used their quickness to zip to score. 10 lead changes, with no team around the Wildcats (27-8), Michael Oguine and Ah- ever being up by more than scoring at the rim and on kick- maad Rorie scored 15 points seven points. out 3-pointers. apiece to lead the Grizzlies. Justin Robinson scored 19 Defensively, Buffalo neutral- Gonzaga 68, points to lead the eighth- ized Arizona's size inside by UNC Greensboro 64 seeded Hokies (21-12). collapsing on the paint, forc- BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Zach Florida 77 ing the Wildcats to shoot from Norvell Jr. hit the go-ahead 3- St. Bonaventure 62 the perimeter. Arizona went 2 pointer with 20.8 seconds left DALLAS (AP) — Egor for 18 from beyond the 3-point Keith Srakocic | AP to help Gonzaga escape a Koulechov scored 20 points arc, while the Bulls knocked Oklahoma’s Trae Young (11) tries to get past Rhode Island’s major scare. and Florida eased past St. down 15 of 30. Stanford Robinson during the first half of an NCAA men’s The fourth-seeded Bulldogs Bonaventure, ending the Bon- CJ Massinburg had 19 tournament first-round game on Thursday in Pittsburgh. (31-4) trailed 64-62 with 1:48 nies' postseason run two days points and Buffalo shredded left after squandering a 12- after their first NCAA Tourna- Arizona's defense at a 55-per- gram's shot went in, but offi- Rhode Island 83 point lead they took early in ment victory in 48 years. cent clip for the program's cials put 0.3 seconds back on Oklahoma 78, OT the second half. Jalen Hudson scored 16 first NCAA Tournament win. the clock. A desperation pass PITTSBURGH (AP) — E.C. Gonzaga, in its 20th straight points and Chris Chiozza had Kentucky 78 by Miami (22-10) bounced Matthews hit the go-ahead 3- NCAA tournament, won its 11 assists for the sixth-seeded Davidson 73 away harmlessly. pointer in overtime and Rhode first game of March Madness Gators (21-12), who have BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Ken- Island topped dynamic scorer for the 10th year in a row. reached the Elite Eight the tucky didn't make a 3-point for MIDWEST REGION Trae Young and the Sooners. UNC Greensboro (27-8) was past five times they've been in the first time in a game since Kansas 76 The seventh-seeded Rams the Southern Conference the tournament. 1988, but still did enough to Penn 60 (26-7) won a game in the champ. A whirlwind week finally top Davidson. WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — De- NCAA Tournament for the Ohio State 81 caught up with the Bonnies Fifth-seeded Kentucky (25- vonte Graham ignited slug- second straight season and S. Dakota State 73 (26-8), who finished at 35 per- 10) went 0 for 6 from behind gish Kansas midway through will play Duke on Saturday. BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Kam cent shooting but were in the arc after hitting a 3 in a na- the first half, pouring in 29 Young scored 28 points on 9- Williams made a tiebreaking 20s when the outcome was in tion-best streak of 1,047 points and lifting his top- for-18 shooting with six four-point play with 1:36 left, doubt. games. seeded team. turnovers. The freshman then added a trio of free Courtney Stockard led St. Kevin Knox scored 25 for Lagerald Vick added 14 scored 13 straight points for throws after being fouled on Bonaventure with 14 points Kentucky, which next plays points for the Jayhawks (28-7), Oklahoma (18-14) late in regu- another 3-point attempt to lift after scoring 26 in a win over the Arizona-Buffalo winner. who trailed the Ivy League lation and made two free Ohio State. UCLA in a First Four game in Davidson (21-12) made 11 3- champs 21-11 with about 7 throws to open OT. The fifth-seeded Buckeyes Dayton, Ohio, on Tuesday. pointers, led by six from Jon minutes left in the first half. Seton Hall 94 (25-8) built a 13-point lead by Villanova 87 Axel Gudmundsson, who fin- Kansas advanced to play Seton NC State 83 reeling off 16 straight points Radford 61 ished with 21 points. Hall. WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — midway through the second PITTSBURGH (AP) — Jalen Loyola-Chicago 64 A.J. Brodeur had 14 points Khadeen Carrington scored 26 half. Brunson scored 16 points and Miami 62 to lead the Quakers (24-9). points, Desi Rodriguez added Ohio State advanced to play top-seeded Villanova hit 14 3- DALLAS (AP) — Donte In- Duke 89 20 and eighth-seeded Seton Gonzaga. The teams met in pointers to rout Radford. gram hit a 3-pointer from the Iona 67 Hall won a foul-filled first- November and the Zags The Wildcats (31-4) played to March Madness logo just be- PITTSBURGH (AP) — Mar- round matchup. romped 86-59. near-perfection for the first 30 fore the buzzer, lifting Loyola- vin Bagley III dominated in Myles Powell added 19 Mike Daum scored 27 points minutes and led 44-23 at half- Chicago over Miami 64-62 in his NCAA Tournament debut, points and Angel Delgado for 12th-seeded South Dakota time. its first NCAA Tournament pouring in 22 points to go with scored 13 for the Pirates (22- State (28-7). The Highlanders (23-13) appearance since 1985. seven rebounds as Duke 11), who led the entire way a Houston 67 posed no threat at becoming Ingram's long shot came rolled. year after a late meltdown cost San Diego State 65 the first 16 seed to ever knock from well above the key. The The Atlantic Coast Confer- them against Arkansas. WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — Rob off a No. 1 in the tournament. 11th-seeded Ramblers (29-5) ence Player of the Year made Allerik Freeman hit six 3- Gray scored 39 points, includ- Texas Tech 70 matched the school record for 10 of 14 shots in 32 minutes pointers and had 36 points to ing a wind-milling layup that Stephen F. Austin 60 wins from their 1963 national and grabbed seven rebounds. lead No. 9 seed North Carolina just trickled over the rim with DALLAS (AP) — Keenan championship team. Grayson Allen scored 16 State (21-12). 1.1 seconds left that lifted Evans scored 19 of his 23 Loyola was boosted by a points as the second-seeded The only thing that slowed sixth-seeded Houston. points after halftime and pregame prayer from its team Blue Devils (27-7) powered down the high-scoring, up- Trey Kell's off-balance 3- third-seeded Texas Tech ended chaplain, 98-year-old Sister past 15th-seeded Iona (26-7). and-down matchup was the pointer at the buzzer was no the game on a 13-2 run. Jean Dolores Schmidt. Duke will next play Rhode whistles. The teams combined good for 11th-seeded San Evans' layup with 3:58 left The buzzer sounded as In- Island. for 53 fouls. Diego State (22-11).