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Herald-CitizenFRIDAY,Herald-Citizen MAY 3, 2019 | COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE 117TH YEAR | NO. 88 75 CENTS Eight charged in human traff icking sting

BY PAIGE STANAGE Sam Barrera, 20, of Gaines- of Cookeville was charged anyone being exploited into see Bureau of Investigation, HERALD-CITIZEN boro; Timothy Howell, 52, of with prostitution, a class the sex trade.” Tennessee is one of the best Jamestown; Bobby McGill, B misdemeanor, the CPD The CPD asks anyone with states to combat human traf- Eight people were charged 20, of Robbins; Matthew Ker- states. information about potential fi cking. Thursday following a human ney, 45, of Byrdstown; and “Undercover detectives and human traffi cking situations “Our state has consistently traffi cking investigation by Michael Custer, 59, of Leba- offi cers posed as patrons who to call the non-emergency been ranked among the best the Cookeville Police Depart- non were all charged with pa- were willing to solicit or hire number at 526-2125. in the nation for its approach ment’s Criminal Investiga- tronizing prostitution, which other individuals with the Victims of human traf- to this crime, as a growing tion Division. is a class A misdemeanor, intent to engage in sexual ac- fi cking can call the CPD or number of advocates—from Joshua Tyler Meadows, according to the Cookeville tivity,” according to the CPD. a 24-hour toll free hotline at law enforcement to nonprof- 33, of Cookeville; Kevin Police Department. “The goal of this investiga- 1-888-373-7888. its to government agencies,” Lael Arber, 58, of Nashville; Amanda Marie Conley, 38, tion was to attempt to locate According to the Tennes- the TBI website states. Crossing guard struck in school zone BY PAIGE STANAGE HERALD-CITIZEN

A crossing guard suffered injuries after being struck by a vehicle at Northeast Elementary Thursday afternoon. Jennifer Priester, 41, of Cookeville, suffered non-life threatening injuries after being struck by a 2006 Ford Ranger, driven by Raymond E. Chambers, 75, of Baxter, according to the Tennessee High- H-C FILE | LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS way Patrol report. The city council has approved a settlement agreement in the lawsuit filed by a neighbor of the Heart “Vehicle one (driven by Chambers) of the City Playground at Dogwood Park. failed to maintain its lane of travel, and began to travel in the turn lane. Vehicle one then struck the crossing guard with the front end of the vehicle, and came to rest in the roadway,” the report states. Settlement approved on 3-2 vote Priester was transported to Cookeville Regional Medical Center. Chambers is charged with failing to Cookeville BZA expected to consider wall maintain lane and due care, according to the report. BY LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS ‘FOR THREE YEARS, I’VE BEEN CLEARLY (to Welch),” Walker said. “If the Trooper Brandon Jackson investigated HERALD-CITIZEN Board of Zoning Appeals does not the incident. OPPOSED TO USING ANY AMOUNT OF THE CITY approve the wall, the settlement is The Cookeville City Council ap- OF COOKEVILLE’S MONIES TO SETTLE THIS null and void and the case is set for proved a settlement agreement in trial July 29, 2019.” a 3-2 vote Thursday for an unusual LAWSUIT.’ The city also agrees to remove lawsuit regarding the playground four walnut trees from Welch’s at Dogwood Park, but it may not be Mayor Ricky Shelton backyard and plant additional Elmore Town a done deal. Voted against the settlement Leyland cypress trees between the In 2016, Woody Welch fi led a playground and Welch’s property, lawsuit against the city, contending of Zoning Appeals for a variance as part of the settlement. that the Heart of the City play- to build a 20-foot sound wall at Council members did not discuss Road bridge ground which opened behind his Welch’s expense between his prop- the agreement during Thursday 1st Street home in December 2015 erty and the playground property, night’s meeting, and neither Welch is a nuisance. He sought $200,000 in according to the settlement agree- nor his attorney, Shea Callahan, closes Monday damages. ment, Walker told council members was present. Nashville attorney Bob Walker during Thursday’s meeting. Vice Mayor Laurin Wheaton and has been representing the city in “If the city (BZA) grants that, council members Eric Walker and the suit. The city will cooperate then we agree to dismiss the law- for repairs with Welch to apply to the Board suit, and the city will pay $20,000 SEE SETTLE, PAGE A2 BY PAIGE STANAGE HERALD-CITIZEN

The Elmore Town Road bridge will be closed Monday until the bridge is repaired. BOE approves budget with $8.8 M gap Putnam County Road Supervisor Randy Jones said he does not know how long the BY JIM HERRIN that happen.” Boyd said. “It’s my raise for employees in the bud- bridge will be closed or how long the project HERALD-CITIZEN responsibility and my team’s re- get. at a cost of $2.5 million, and will take to complete just yet. sponsibility (to) identify the needs said the system will need nearly “We just now got the bridge back after Putnam County Director of ... and what we think we need to $600,000 to purchase textbooks Baxter deannexed it, so we are now just Schools Jerry Boyd presented do to best serve the students of and instructional materials. getting started on the project,” Jones said. Draft 1 of the school system’s pro- Putnam County.” “We have really scraped, “Right now, we are looking at the engi- posed 2019-2020 fi scal year budget Boyd said those needs next year begged, borrowed and done ev- neering reports, and making sure we have to the school board Thursday — a will include 10 new classroom erything we could over the last the money in the state aid account for the spending plan that contains an teachers, fi ve additional English (several years),” he said. “I’ve been project. $8,847,124 million gap between pro- language learner (ELL) teachers in the district role since January “I’m not sure how long the bridge will jected expenditures and anticipat- and three new special education 2006, and our textbook budget has be closed for, it just depends on how long it ed revenues. teachers. He is also proposing that been very minimal.” takes us to fi x it.” “We try not to surprise anybody, the county hire fi ve elementary Boyd is also proposing a new Barriers will go up Monday to prevent but it is a surprise when we have art or STEM teachers to be shared assistant principal at Cookeville drivers from traveling over the bridge. such a diff erence between what among the county’s 11 elementary High School and a full-time assis- “I wanted to have the barriers put up we think and know we need, and schools. what resources we have to make Boyd included a four-percent SEE BOE, PAGE A2 SEE BRIDGE, PAGE A2 herald-citizen.com INDEX 2 sections | 18 pages OBITUARIES Page A5 HOW TO REACH US Herald-Citizen DEAR ABBY A7 COMICS A11 OPINION A4 Ernest Eldridge, Alpine Call us: 931-526-9715 CALENDAR A6 CROSSWORD A11 SPORTS B1 Robert Henley, Cookeville Come on in: 1300 Neal St, Cookeville TN 38501 CLASSIFIED B3 LIVING A7 SUDOKU A11 Myron Fox, Bloomington Springs On the web: www.herald-citizen.com We Can Help... Call Melanie Today! A2 HERALD-CITIZEN FROM PAGE 1 FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 herald-citizen.com 0LOTTERY0 Registration underway for Thursday

Cash 3 Evening 4-2-1, Lucky LEAPs summer camp Sum: 7 Midday 5-7-6, Lucky Sum: 18 The Putnam County School Ex- $25 because some students may be Morning 3-0-7, Lucky tended Learning Programs will hold enrolled in half-day programs like Sum: 10 a LEAPs Summer Camp May 28- Read to Be Ready at Prescott South June 21 from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily Elementary School or 3rd Grade Cash 4 at Algood Middle School. Summer School at Jere Whitson Ele- Evening 2-9-1-2, Lucky Applications for currently enrolled mentary School. Transportation will Sum: 14 LEAPs students can be found at all be provided from these programs to Midday 0-0-8-3, Lucky elementary and middle schools and Algood Middle. Sum: 11 are due Friday, May 10, with the fi rst Breakfast, lunch, and super snack Morning 0-3-1-4, Lucky PAIGE STANAGE | HERALD-CITIZEN Sum: 8 week’s fee. will be included. The Elmore Town Road bridge will be closed Activity/Supply Fees vary. A full For more information, call Brenda Cash4Life beginning Monday for an indefinite amount of week is $50 and a half day week is Hughett at 528-1847, ext. 1219. 06-10-16-36-45, Cash time. Ball: 2 BRIDGE: Work begins Monday 0READER SERVICES0 FROM PAGE A1 Critical need for O blood Address: yesterday (Thursday) but it didn’t work out,” Jones BLOOD ASSURANCE — Blood drawing this summer that includes 1300 Neal St. said. “So we will put them up Monday. That bridge Assurance is in critical need of blood donors who give between now and Cookeville, TN 38501 will be closed, and drivers will have to use the by- donations and is asking for communi- Sept. 30. Five prizes will be given away pass that was built to go around the area.” ty members to give as soon as possible. including a $1,000 Carnival Cruise Mailing Address: Baxter Mayor John Martin said the buses can There have been several traumas Line gift card, a $500 gift certifi cate P.O. Box 2729 now pick students up by using the bypass. over the last two days causing the to Margaritaville in Pensacola, a $250 Cookeville TN 38502 “We deannexed that bridge, and the county took O-negative and O-positive blood supply gift certifi cate to Marriott Hotels, a it over. They (the county) already have the road to become critically low. B-negative, $150 gift card to Bass Pro Shop and a bypass around, which they probably already are A-negative and A-positive types are $100 gift card to Bonefi sh Grill. Do- Phone: 931-526-9715 running the buses on that,” said Martin. “And I also in urgent need at this time. A nors can be entered to win at a Blood Fax: 931-526-1209 think it speaks highly of our commission and coun- shortage of blood has been created due Assurance drive or facility. More ty to do that. “ to high usage and low donations. information can be found at bloodas- News Martin said the project is in good hands. “We are experiencing a critical need surance.org. [email protected] “It’ll work out better that way because the ex- at this time and hope members of the To be eligible to donate blood, you Sports pertise they (Putnam County) have as far as bridge community will take 30 minutes out of must be at least 18 years old (16 and [email protected] building is more than what we have. And it’s much their day to save lives” said Dr. Eliza- 17 years old with parental consent), Advertising cheaper for the county to be able to build this bridge beth Culler, medical director at Blood weigh 110 pounds or more and be [email protected] with the bridge fund from the state anyway. So it Assurance. “We are doing our best in good health. Donors are asked to Living worked out really good for Baxter, the people in that to supply our hospitals, but we really drink plenty of fl uids — avoiding [email protected] area, and the county.” need the community’s help to get our caff eine — and eat a meal that is rich Circulation supply back up to ensure patients have in iron prior to donating. To schedule [email protected] what they need especially as summer an appointment or fi nd a donor center Business News approaches, which always brings less or mobile drive near you, please visit [email protected] donors than usual.” www.bloodassurance.org, call 800-962- Church News Blood Assurance is also doing a 0628 or text ‘BAGIVE’ to 444999. [email protected] School News [email protected] Classified Ads Offi cers promote Motorcycle [email protected] Letter Guidelines Awareness Month All letters to the editor must be signed and include the writer’s BY PAIGE STANAGE “If you see a motorcycle with a name, address and phone HERALD-CITIZEN signal on, be careful. Motorcycle sig- number. Letters are subject to nals are often non-canceling. Always editing and/or rejection. A strict Putnam County law enforcement ensure that the motorcycle is turning 400-word limit will be enforced. agencies are partnering with the before proceeding. Send letters to the mailing Tennessee Highway Safety Offi ce to “Check all mirrors and blind spots address listed above, or email JIM HERRIN | HERALD-CITIZEN promote motorcycle safety this month. for motorcycles before changing lanes to [email protected]. Interim Cookeville High School Principal Linda The Cookeville Police Department or merging with traffi c, especially at Nash chats with incoming principal Max Petett reported 20 motorcycle crashes in 2016, intersections. Order a Photo at Thursday’s school board meeting. 23 motorcycle crashes in 2017, and 21 “Always allow ample follow dis- Every photograph taken by a crashes in 2018. The CPD reported no tance-three to four seconds-when driv- Herald-Citizen photographer fatal crashes in 2016, two in 2017, and ing behind a motorcycle. This gives and published in the paper BOE: New CHS principal Max one in 2018. riders more time to maneuver or stop is available for purchase. Go The Putnam County Sheriff ’s in an emergency.” to www.herald-citizen.com Petett attended the meeting Offi ce reported 28 motorcycle crashes The THSO also released tips for and click on “Photo Gallery.” between 2016 and 2018, and none were riders: Also, many photos included in FROM PAGE A1 fatal. “Wear a DOT-compliant helmet and online stories are available for “Motorcyclists will be out in force as use refl ective tape and gear to be more purchase. tant principal at Baxter Primary School. Six new the weather gets warmer, which is why visible. bus drivers, fi ve bus attendants, four school nurses, it is the perfect time for us to remind “Never ride while impaired or dis- Subscriptions two interpreters and one additional employee in the community about the vulnerability tracted. NHTSA-funded research has To subscribe, call 931-526-9715. both the maintenance and technology departments of motorcycle riders,” said CPD Capt. shown that motorists are distracted Visa, MasterCard, Discover are also part of the budget request. Randy Brown. more than 50 percent of the time. and AmEx accepted. “The thing I hear is every year when we don’t get There were 2,701 motorcycle crashes “Always ride with a current motor- Rates: what we request (is that) somehow we seem to sur- in 2018 in Tennessee, and 166 of those cycle license.” 3 mo 6 mo 1yr vive,” Boyd said. “Of course, we do. We don’t have were fatal, according to THSO prelim- Motorcycle laws in Tennessee in- Carrier or a choice, but every year, (while) we’ve been very inary data. clude the following: Mail: 385 blessed with good relationships with our funding Algood Police Chief Dale Armour Motorcyclists must wear a helmet. Zip Code $28 $54 $95 body, we’ve fallen short of our goals.” said people need to know how to drive The daytime use of headlight is Print & Board chair Dawn Fry said, “I want us all to near motorcycle riders. required. E-Edition $29 $56 $98 keep in mind that this is overdue and we’re playing “All motorists need to know how The motorcyclist must wear eye E-Edition Only $21 $42 $84 catch-up from last year. When we’re not able to pro- to anticipate and respond to motorcy- protection unless his/her motorcycle is Mail: Outside vide these things, we’re, in essence, just kicking the clists to avoid crashes.” equipped with a windshield. 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 can down the road.” The THSO released the following Lane splitting is not legal in Tennes- Mail: Outside She urged those who support the schools to com- tips to prevent crashing with motorcy- see. Tennessee $82 $132 $220 municate with their county commissioners. cles: The motorcycle must be equipped “I think a lot of our county commissioners just “Though a motorcycle is a small with both a left and right side mirror. Miss Your Paper? don’t understand why we need these things,” she vehicle, its operator still has all the Muffl ers are required on motorcy- Your carrier is an independent said. “I think it’s on all of us to reach out and ex- rights of the road as any other motor- cles. Cutouts are prohibited. contractor. However, as a service plain that this is what we’re trying to do.” ist. Allow the motorcycle the full width If the motorcycle is transporting a to our subscribers, our circulation The board approved the budget unanimously. It of a lane at all times. passenger, then it must be equipped department is open from 8 a.m. will next be reviewed by the county’s budget com- “Always signal when changing lanes with passenger seating and passenger until 4 p.m. Monday, 8 a.m. until 6 mittee. or merging with traffi c. footrest. p.m. Tuesday-Friday and from 7-9 a.m. Sunday to answer calls. Call 931-526-9715. Herald-Citizen SETTLE: BZA must approve the sound wall for agreement to be complete USPS 313-680 FROM PAGE A1 ing, vibrant, and very active in making sure any use of said, “With the city’s current ISSN 8750-5541 city park. Over 2,000 communi- city funding is handled with approximately $175,000 spent The Herald-Citizen is published after- Mark Miller voted in favor of ty volunteers worked tirelessly care,” Shelton continued. “It on legal fees plus the un- noons Tuesday through Friday and the settlement. and donated over $500,000 to is disappointing that the City known future legal cost to go Sunday morning except New Year’s Mayor Ricky Shelton and help build an amazing, all-in- has wasted so much time and to trial, in my opinion, this is Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day by Cookeville Councilman Dr. Chuck Wom- clusive playground in Dogwood money on a frivolous lawsuit an economic settlement that Newspapers, Inc., at 1300 Neal St., ack voted against it. Park. To try to accommodate having to defend such an amaz- will allow both parties to fi nd P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. Mayor Shelton submitted a the Welch’s requests, the city ing asset. The neighbors could closure and move forward as Periodicals postage paid at Cookeville statement to the Herald-Citizen even moved the playground have personally constructed a neighbors.” TN. POSTMASTER: send address changes to Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box Friday morning: over 10 feet from the property wall years ago, but they chose The next meeting of the 2729, Cookeville TN 38502. “For three years, I’ve been line and planted 10 cypress to pursue a lawsuit asking city’s Board of Zoning Appeals, The Herald-Citizen is a member of clearly opposed to using any trees to help provide a barrier for money, and the taxpayers which is expected to consid- the Tennessee Press Association amount of the City of Cookev- between the properties. I don’t should not have to pay their er the variance for the wall and the Associated Press. The As- ille’s monies to settle this believe Heart of the City play- neighbors to have a beautiful between the Welch property sociated Press is entitled exclusively to use for publication news printed in lawsuit. The property owner ground is a nuisance nor do I asset like the park and play- and the playground, meets as the Herald-Citizen. consciously chose to build their believe a jury would declare ground next door. I voted NO needed on the second Thursday house on commercially zoned that either. for the settlement on principle.” of each month, which would be property adjacent to an exist- “As mayor, I take great pride Councilman Mark Miller May 9. Jack McNeely WEATHER Editor & Publisher Tonight Saturday Night Sunday Night Readings Lindsay McReynolds Mostly cloudy, with a low around 61. Showers likely, mainly before 1 a.m. Mostly clear, with a low around 52. Thursday’s high in Cookeville was 83, low 56, with 1.69” Managing Editor Cloudy, with a low around 58. rain. Thursday’s high in Monterey was 80, low 60, with Saturday Monday 0.70” rain. Roger Wells Chance of showers and thunder- Sunday Sunny, with a high near 78. Almanac Advertising Director storms. High near 75. A chance of showers before 10 a.m. Friday is the 123rd day of the year, with 242 remaining. Partly sunny, with a high near 72. The sun sets at 7:31 p.m. and will rise at 5:46 a.m. Satur- Keith McCormick day. The moon is waning crescent with 2% of the visible Circulation Manager disc illuminated. FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 NEWS HERALD-CITIZEN A3 herald-citizen.com National Day of Prayer

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Annual Mams 4 Moms event JIM HERRIN | HERALD-CITIZEN A crowd at the Putnam County courthouse sing “ How G reat Thou A rt” set for Friday, May 10 during the National D ay of Prayer event Thursday. The Women’s Center of peace of mind and They are also proud at Cookeville Regional health,” said Stephanie to off er bone density announces their eighth Jennings, Chief Mam- testing, which plays a annual Mams 4 Moms mographer at the Wom- vital role in the diag- event on Friday, May 10 en’s Center. “If you are nosis of osteoporosis. from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. a mom, niece, sister, With a focus and com- This event is for grandmother, friend, mitment to education women all over the aunt — we welcome and self-awareness, region who receive a you.” the Women’s Center at mammogram. There The Women’s Center Cookeville Regional is will be refreshments at Cookeville Region- a vital part of care for available as well as a al is the only breast women’s health. special gift for each imaging center in the If one is uninsured or patient. Those who Upper Cumberland underinsured, the Pink receive their mammo- to earn the American Ribbon of Hope Fund gram May 10 will have College of Radiology’s through the Cookeville the opportunity to have Breast Imaging Center Regional Charitable a free bone density heel of Excellence status. Foundation may be screening. They combine state- available to help. “Early detection is of-the-art technology An appointment is key when detecting with a comfortable at- required as well as an breast cancer. This day mosphere to make sure order from your physi- is to say thank you to patients receive quality cian. For more infor- all mothers and a way diagnostic services, mation about Mams 4 to remind and encour- relying on digital, 3D Moms, or to schedule age them to stop and mammography and an appointment, please give themselves the gift breast ultrasound. call 931-783-2222. JIM HERRIN | HERALD-CITIZEN Cookeville Mayor Ricky Shelton, foreground, and Putnam County Mayor Randy Porter take part in the small group prayer time at Thursday’s National D ay of Prayer event at the Putnam County courthouse. Number 1 in local news A4 HERALD-CITIZEN Opinion FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 herald-citizen.com Herald-Citizen Established 1903 Jack McNeely Editor and Publisher Lindsay McReynolds Managing Editor Kate Cook City Editor Don Foy News Editor Spiders, spiders everywhere

put out a contract on someone this week. I’m pretty sure that broke a few laws. And turned my husband into a hitman. I Tuesday evening, our youngest came barreling out of the bathroom where she had just fi nished showering. Apparently, a fair-sized spider shared that shower with her and she didn’t notice until she was done. Spiders have been Mattie’s number one fear for years. We’ve used multiple strategies to keep her calm and reason- able when a spider is nearby. After all, Let’s be honest about persecution of Christians we live in the woods, there’s spiders KATE about. fter hundreds of Roman innocent Muslims who was assaulted outside of COOK Anyway, in between hysterical sobs, Catholics were killed in an but to point out that the church where she preached, she says, “I named it Ben and it’s still Islamist terror attack last Clinton didn’t take was granted asylum by a com- there!” ASunday, Hillary Clinton the Easter Sunday passionate immigration judge. I have no idea what she meant there. Anyway, I tweeted out the following: massacre as an op- It might seem counterintuitive asked Eric to go remove the spider. He looked sev- “On this holy weekend for portunity to decry that Christians are in danger in eral times before we went to bed, but Ben remained many faiths, we must stand “the normalization Christian majority countries, carefully hidden. united against hatred and CHRISTINE of anti-Christian but there are no geographical Wednesday morning, Ben popped his head out violence. I’m praying for every- FLOWERS hatred and racism limitations when it comes to while Mattie was brushing her teeth, adding to an one aff ected by today’s horrifi c in all its forms.” hate. already diffi cult morning. attacks on Easter worshipers She didn’t condemn However, there is an unwill- I texted Eric and by the time I had gotten home and travelers in Sri Lanka.” “Islamic terrorists.” She didn’t ingness in the west to acknowl- from work, Ben had entered the Great Beyond. His The phrase “Easter worship- demand that their “murderous edge that Christians are an remains were fl ushed away (yes, apparently he was per” seemed strange, especially hatred must be stopped.” endangered species. that big.) since former President Barack She just said that on a holy As John L. Allen observed in I’m pretty ambivalent about spiders. I’ve had Obama had used the exact same weekend for “many faiths,” we Crux, an online newspaper that many encounters but there’s only been a few that phrase when tweeting out his need to stand against “hatred focuses on news related to the really bothered me. own condolences: “The attacks and violence.” Catholic Church, “conversation In the fi rst, I was a young reporter, covering a on tourists and Easter worship- Some people reading this about anti-Christian persecu- council meeting in a tiny town in West Virginia ers in Sri Lanka are an attack won’t see anything wrong with tion has gone through several called Rivesville. The town hall was so small that on humanity. On a day devoted her comments. Some people will phases of denial … fueled by sus- a garage door separated the garage itself from the to love, redemption, and renew- take issue with the fact that I picion in some cultural and me- meeting room. I sat down a little too close to that al, we pray for the victims and am using the death of innocent dia circles that ‘anti-Christian garage door. As the meeting progressed, I started stand with the people of Sri people as an occasion to play persecution’ had been ginned up getting that crawly feeling. You know, like some- Lanka.” politics. by conservative western Chris- thing is crawling over your skin but you just can’t I chalked it up to that foot-in- But I have a problem with the tians looking to win sympathy see it. mouth disease that affl icts some way Clinton, and Obama, and for socially unpopular positions As the meeting hit the 45-minute mark, the mayor progressives when they try to others were so quick to commis- on matters such as homosexuali- began to talk about how an exterminator would be talk about religion. erate with Muslim victims in ty and women.” there the next day to clear the spider infestation I was willing to move on from New Zealand, and before that To me, this statement reso- in the garage. Apparently city workers had found Clinton’s statement until I re- Jewish victims of the Tree of nated as I considered Clinton’s multiple burst egg sacs and baby spiders were ev- called her tweet after the assault Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, tone-deaf tweet. Consciously or erywhere. In horror, I looked down to see tiny white on two mosques in New Zealand: and before that the African not, she sees Muslims, Jews, and dots streaming out from under the garage door, “My heart breaks for New American victims of Mother other minorities as victims, and up the legs of my chair. I very calmly (I thought) Zealand & the global Muslim Emanuel in Charleston, but has a blind spot when it comes to stood up, gathered my things and left. I went home, community. We must continue had a diffi cult time finding the Christians. She’s not alone. where I sprayed my purse with bug killer, threw to fi ght the perpetuation and explicit words to talk about how Language matters. So the next my clothes in the washing machine, then hopped in normalization of Islamopho- Christians were murdered in time a church goes up in fl ames, the shower, where I scrubbed every inch of skin and bia and racism in all its forms. Sri Lanka. or people are massacred in shampooed my hair three times. Then I went back White supremacist terrorists I’m sensitive to the issue church pews, let’s stop using eu- to the offi ce to fi le my story. must be condemned by leaders because I’ve spent the last few phemisms like Obama’s “attack Years later, I was traveling to work early in the everywhere. Their murderous months in immigration court on humanity.” morning, when I noticed the largest spider I had hatred must be stopped.” defending Christians who have Let’s be honest: It was an ever seen was attached to my drivers side mirror. At That’s when I got angry. been persecuted in other parts attack on Christians. the time I was a smoker and had the window down. The death toll in Sri Lanka of the world. Just this week, a I pulled into the nearest parking lot, slammed the dwarfs that in New Zealand, young Honduran evangelical CHRISTINE FLOWERS is a syndicated car in park, jumped out and whacked the enormous and I say that not to diminish who received death threats columnist. Her email address is spider with my reporter’s notebook. It fell to the the horror of the assault on every day for six months and [email protected]. ground, where I threw the notebook down on top of it and then jumped up and down several times on the notebook like a Looney Tunes character. When I heard the radio noise behind me, I turned to see I had pulled in right next to a police cruiser. The two shocked police offi cers had apparently been We need the empathy factor in 2020 monitoring the school zone I was driving through. n 2008, when Sarah Palin been reminded, not to many Americans, includ- I pointed at the notebook and said, “spider. Big entered the stage to debate aff ectionate. ing baby boomers who aren’t spider.” They just shook their heads yes, and I went her fellow vice presidential Most important, dead yet and who tend to vote. on my way. When I got to work, our newest report- Icandidate, Joe Biden, she in contrast to Pres- Moreover, he’s a longtime pop- er asked if I wanted him to follow through on the asked him fi rst thing: “Hey, can ident Trump, Biden ulist and activist for America’s crazy woman in the school zone who thinks she sees I call you Joe?” is freighted with working class, thus perfectly spiders. I hid my notebook, which no longer had a It was a charming moment. copious supplies positioned to woo back some cover, and told him I thought that could wait for In Palin’s aw-shucks manner, KATHLEEN of empathy. While of the almost 40 million white another day. she not only neutralized Biden PARKER Biden’s well-known working-class Americans who as a formidable foe but remind- personal losses voted for Trump. KATE COOK is city editor for the Herald-Citizen. Her ed folks watching at home have made him a Come primary season, Biden email address is [email protected]. that she was just a gal from fuller man capable of great com- may well be the only Democrat Wasilla, Alaska, who liked to passion, Trump seems to have for whom Republicans could keep things simple and person- been born without the capac- vote and, later, the only one who al. It may have been the only ity to feel anything for others could graciously show Trump brilliant line to come from the beyond their utilitarian value. out. But all factors considered, then-governor of Alaska that Following his annual physical he’s not otherwise the obvious MODERATELY CONFUSED night. in February, the surprise wasn’t candidate. That person is a In reality, the reason she that he has a strong heart but male veteran, a former Navy asked to call him Joe was that he has one at all. intelligence offi cer, who stud- because during debate prepara- The question for Biden, who ied at Harvard and Oxford as a tions, according to her memoirs, became the 21st Democrat Rhodes Scholar. Well-rounded, she had called him “O’Biden.” to toss his hat in the ring, is in other words. At 37, he’s very Obama, O’Biden, get it? Finally, whether he is tough enough to young, but he speaks engaging- her team advised her to just- be president. And, given the ly in ways that wouldn’t strike call-him-Joe. youthful fervor of the Demo- fear in the elder heart. A couple of years later, I asked cratic Party these days, is he, at Pete Buttigieg, who has Biden how much he had held age 76, too old? served as mayor of South Bend, back during the debate, fi guring I’d never say someone is too Indiana, since 2012, is the he had been instructed to treat old for a given job, assuming Barack Obama of his genera- her gingerly, to avoid appearing qualifi cations and good health. tion—a composite of opposites the bully or a show off . I might question why anyone generated by an anti-Trump He laughed and said, “A lot!” would want to be president at algorithm—and today’s quintes- But the truth is, Biden any age, but Biden’s explana- sential candidate. The country wouldn’t have had to try very tion rings true. He is viewed may not yet be ready for a gay hard to be generous with Palin. by many as the candidate most man and his husband in the Notwithstanding his handling likely to take Trump down. To White House, but Buttigieg is of the 1991 interrogation of kill him with kindness, as it in my view the most signifi cant Anita Hill while chairman of were, as well as with experi- voice in the presidential race. the Senate Judiciary Commit- ence, knowledge and a remark- And, hey, you can call him tee, when Hill testifi ed against able personal history. Mayor Pete. then-Supreme Court nominee That Biden isn’t a cauldron Clarence Thomas for sexual of raging hormones, or shout- KATHLEEN PARKER is a syndicated harassment, Biden is naturally ing slogans of radical change, columnist. Her email address is kind. And, as we’ve recently is likely more comforting than [email protected]. FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 NEWS HERALD-CITIZEN A5 herald-citizen.com 0OBITUARIES0 Ernest Edward Eldridge

LIVINGSTON — Mr. Eldridge passed Funeral services for away Wednesday after- Ernest Edward El- noon, May 1, 2019, at dridge, 79, of Alpine, his home. Tennessee, will be held Speck Funeral Home at 11 a.m. Saturday, is in charge of arrange- May 4, at Speck Funer- ments, 931-823-1201. al Home. Burial will be in Overton County Memo- rial Gardens. The family will receive friends today, Friday, from 5-9 p.m. at the funeral home.

Robert Henley COOKEVILLE — Funeral services for Robert Henley, 63, of Cookeville, Tennessee, will be held at 1 p.m. Friday, May 3, from the chapel of Presley Fu- neral Home with Pastor Keith Tosh offi ciating. Burial will follow in the West Cemetery in AP the Fairview communi- Sobie Cummings, 11, plays with her dog, Dallas, at the family’s home in Waxhaw, N.C. ty of northern Putnam County. The family will ford and Zach Smith receive friends at the of Carthage, Tennes- funeral home Friday, In ‘lawless’ world of service see, and Ben Hicks of May 3, from 10 a.m. un- Gainesboro; mother, til the time of services. Della Gaw Henley; Mr. Henley passed fi ve brothers, Jimmy away Wednesday, May Henley, Danny Warden, dogs, many families suff er 1, 2019, at his home in Bruce Henley, Ralph Cookeville. Henley and Charles He was born Dec. Henley; and nieces and APEX, N.C. (AP) — All the vulnerable to incompetence and ers” who “cannot be satisfi ed and 5, 1955, in Cookeville, nephews, Tisha, Amy, counseling, therapy and medica- fraud. refuse all attempts at accommoda- to Clarence and Della Brandon, Alicia, Mat- tion did little to ease 9-year-old So- “It is a lawless area. The Wild tion and reason.” A trial date has Gaw Henley. thew, Brittney, Tiff any bie Cummings’ crippling anxiety West,” says David Favre, a law not been scheduled. Robert was a skilled and Joshua. and feelings of isolation. A psychi- professor at Michigan State Authorities in North Carolina mechanic and contrac- Pallbearers will be atrist suggested that a service dog University and editor of its Ani- are now investigating Mathis. tor. He was able to do family and friends. might help. mal Legal and Historical Center The biotech engineer and his almost anything and You may share your To Glenn and Rachel Cum- website. wife founded the nonprofi t after will be remembered thoughts or send condo- mings, Mark Mathis seemed like Properly training a service dog their older son, who is autistic, as being a “jack-of-all- lences to the family by a dream come true. His kennel, can take up to 1 ½ years and cost was successfully paired with a trades.” visiting www.presley- Ry-Con Service Dogs, was just a upward of $50,000. But the Amer- service dog. In a May 2017 news He was preceded in funeralhome.com. couple of hours away, and he, too, icans with Disabilities Act does release, Mathis claimed that Ry- death by his father, Professional services had a child with autism. But what not require that a service dog be Con — based in Apex, southwest Clarence Henley. provided by Presley Fu- clinched the decision were Mathis’ professionally trained. of Raleigh — was the largest pro- He is survived by neral Home, 528-1044. credentials. “So it’s a very broad, wide-open vider of autism service dogs on the his wife, Deborah “In 2013, Mark was certifi ed as barn door,” says Lynette Hart, a East Coast and boasted a “100% Henley of Cookeville; a NC state approved service dog professor of veterinary medicine success rate.” step-daughter, Ashley trainer with a specialty in autism at the University of California, For Rachel Cummings, that Meadows of Gaines- service dogs for children,” stated Davis, who studies the industry. state certifi cation “was huge.” boro, Tennessee; three an online brochure. Two years ago, Noelle’s Dogs She and her husband contacted step-sons, Chris Staf- Ten months and $14,500 later, Four Hope of Colorado Springs Ry-Con in July 2017. Within days, the family brought their “savior” agreed to surrender its license af- Mathis called to say he had the home. But when they opened the ter state inspectors confi rmed the perfect dog for Sobie, although Myron Lee Fox front door, Okami broke from placement of sick, poorly trained, he’d not yet met her. Glenn Cummings’ grasp and be- aggressive dogs. The International Association COOKEVILLE — funeral home Saturday, gan mauling one of the family’s el- And last year, Virginia’s at- of Assistance Dog Partners says Funeral services for May 4, from 4-8 p.m., derly dogs — all as Sobie watched. torney general fi led suit against a service animal must respond Myron Lee Fox, 60, of and Sunday, May 5, It was only after they had Service Dogs by Warren Retriev- to basic commands — “Sit, Stay, Bloomington Springs, from noon until service returned Okami that the fami- ers Inc., which advertises dogs Come, Down, Heel” — and be able Tennessee, will be held time at 2 p.m. ly learned that Mathis wasn’t a trained to help people suff ering to work without exhibiting “ag- at 2 p.m. Sunday, May Crest Lawn Funeral state-certifi ed dog trainer. In fact, from diabetes, PTSD, seizure gressive behavior toward people 5, at the chapel of Crest Home is in charge of ar- no state has such a certifi cation. disorders and autism. The lawsuit or other animals.” Lawn Funeral Home. rangements, 526-6384. The service dog industry — alleges that the diabetes alert But during training trips to Interment will follow particularly in the fi eld of “psychi- dogs, for which Warren charged local stores, Okami pulled at her in Crest Lawn Memori- atric” service dogs for people with up to $27,000, were “little more leash and refused to lie down. At a al Cemetery. autism and post-traumatic stress than incredibly expensive pets.” mall, the dog growled and lunged Mr. Fox passed away disorder — has exploded in recent Attorneys for owner Charles D. at people and defecated in a hall- Thursday, May 2, 2019. years. But a near complete ab- Warren Jr. say the state’s case is way. Still, Okami “graduated” last The family will sence of regulation and oversight based on the complaints of “a few May; the family brought her home receive friends at the has left needy, desperate families disgruntled and fanatical consum- Mother’s Day weekend. New Tennessee law punishes voter signup missteps; suit fi led NASHVILLE (AP) — The Lawyers’ Com- The bill won passage registrations submitted people to vote in last director of the Lawyers’ Tennessee’s governor mittee for Civil Rights in a legislature with a in and around Memphis year’s election. Committee for Civil signed GOP-backed Under Law, a nonprofi t, GOP supermajority de- last year by the Tennes- “We will use every Rights Under Law. “Ten- legislation Thursday helped fi le the lawsuit, spite vocal protests from see Black Voter Proj- tool in our arsenal to nessee has one of the that would likely make which alleges that the Democrats and voting ect on the last day for fi ght a law that would lowest voter registration his state the fi rst to law would “violate the rights groups. Critics ar- registering were fi lled undermine the work rates of any state in the fi ne voter registration due process clause of the gued that threats of civil out incorrectly. Critics of voter registration country — lawmakers groups for turning in too Fourteenth Amendment penalties and misde- have questioned whether organizations and advo- should be working to many incomplete signup and have a chilling eff ect meanors could discour- the bill has anything to cates across the state,” address this and instead forms, prompting a fed- on the exercise of fun- age people from helping do with the fact that it said Kristen Clarke, have chosen to exacer- eral lawsuit and protests damental First Amend- others become civically signed up about 86,000 president and executive bate the crisis.” by critics who said it ment rights.” The group engaged in a state that would suppress eff orts to called the law “one of the ranks dismally low in register minorities and most restrictive voter voter participation. 1701 Pippin Road other voters. suppression measures Hargett, the secre- Cookeville, TN 38501 Tennessee’s NAACP that we have seen this tary of state, had noted chapter and other year.” that many of the 10,000 (931) 372-9113 groups immediately sued the state after Gov. Bill Lee signed the bill 2019 GOSPEL MEETING into law, which was backed by Republican Secretary of State Tre Please join us Hargett and is to take eff ect in October. Among May 5 May 6-8 other steps, the measure 9:30am, 10:30am, 2:00pm Nightly Services at 7pm would allow criminal penalties for submitting registration forms too Speaker: Steve Higginbotham late and for shirking other new regulations. Fellowship Meal to Follow the Sunday Morning Services

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FRIDAY, MAY 3 Saturday. Info: Tennes- 49-year low Book Sale: Twice Told seetrails.org/blog/Up- Tales, used bookstore at perCumberland or call WASHINGTON (AP) Putnam County Library, 931-644-1207. — U.S. employers added 4-6 p.m. for members of Monterey: Monterey De- a robust 263,000 jobs Library Friends only. pot Museum, 1 E. Depot in April, suggesting (Memberships available St., will celebrate Spring that businesses have at door). Hardbound-$2. on the Mountain, all day shrugged off earli- Paperback 50¢. Chil- Saturday. Arts, crafts, er concerns that the dren’s 25¢. Bargain Cart food, music. Questions economy might slow hardbound 50¢. Book do- about vendor setups, this year and antici- nations always welcome. call 839-2111 or email pate strong customer AP Dance: Country/West- depotadm@monterey- demand. Visitors to the Pittsburgh veterans job fair meet with recruiters at Heinz ern. $5/person. Living- depot.net. The unemployment Field in Pittsburgh. ston Community Center, Cornbread & Moonshine rate fell to a fi ve-decade 312 West Broad Street. Festival: In Historic Gran- low of 3.6% from 3.8%, hiring nearly a decade ing pay. trade defi cit. No smoking, no alcohol ville. Features 17 TN though that drop partly into the economy’s re- The government American households inside. distilleries & cornbread refl ected an increase in covery from the Great reported that the U.S. have become more Dance & Country Music: Contest. Call 931-653- the number of Ameri- Recession. The econom- economy grew at a confi dent since the 7-10 p.m. Veterans Build- 4151 or visit granvilletn. cans who stopped look- ic expansion is set to 3.2% annual rate in the winter and are ramping ing, 90 E. Spring Street, com. ing for work. Average become the longest in January-March period up spending. Consum- Cookeville. Adults $5, Choir Fundraiser: Car, hourly pay rose 3.2% history in July. — the strongest pace er spending surged in Kids $2. Music: Tennes- truck & motorcycle show from 12 months earli- Many businesses for a fi rst quarter since March by the most in see Outlaw Band. Open fundraiser to benefi t er, a healthy increase say they’re struggling 2015. That said, the nearly a decade. A like- to the public. Jackson County High though unchanged from to fi nd workers. Some growth was led mostly ly factor is that steady Sip. Taste. Mingle.: Fund- School Advanced Choir the previous month. have taken a range of by factors that could job growth and solid raiser for Cookeville performing at Disney Friday’s jobs report steps to fi ll jobs, in- prove temporary — a wage increases have Regional Charitable Springs. kristenray@ from the Labor Depart- cluding training more restocking of invento- enlarged Americans’ Foundation pediatric jacksoncoschools.com. ment showed that solid entry-level workers, ries in warehouses and paychecks. fund. 5-8:30 p.m. Leslie Alumni Banquet: Baxter economic growth is still loosening educational on store shelves and a Businesses are also Town Centre. Wine, food Seminary-Upperman encouraging strong requirements and rais- narrowing of the U.S. spending more freely. from local restaurants. High. Held at Upperman Tickets $75/couple, $40/ High School. Registra- person at www.Cookev- tion 4 p.m. Dinner 5 p.m. illeRegionalCharity.org. $20/person. For registra- Facebook bans ‘dangerous individuals’ Oil Painting: With tions call Connie 858- Sandra Bos, 10 a.m.-2 3020 or email winelllee@ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — After Keegan Hankes, cy against dangerous individuals p.m. Cookeville Art, twlakes.net bu 4-30-19. years of pressure to crack down senior research ana- and organizations. The company 186A S. Walnut. Call SCV Myer-Zollicoff er Camp on hate and bigotry, Facebook lyst for the Southern says it has always banned people 526-2424. 1990: Monument Dedica- has banned Louis Farrakhan, Poverty Law Center, or groups that proclaim a violent SATURDAY, MAY 4 tion. 2 p.m., 631 Hilham Alex Jones and other extremists, which tracks hate or hateful mission or are engaged Coff ee with a Vet: Hosted Hwy., Livingston. Call saying they violated its ban on groups in the U.S. in acts of hate or violence, regard- by Livingston American 931-783-3767. “dangerous individuals.” Dipayan Ghosh, less of political ideology. Legion Post 4 & Aux. Benefit Auction & Cakewalk: The company also removed Farrakhan a former Facebook It added that when it bans some- Unit 4. 8-11 a.m. VFW Bean & Chili Supper, right-wing personalities Paul Ne- executive and an in- one under this policy, the compa- Post 5062 Building, 103 Cornbread, Hotdogs, hlen, Milo Yiannopoulos, Paul Jo- ternet policy expert ny also prohibits anyone else from W. Henson Street. Public Drinks, Chips: 4 p.m. seph Watson and Laura Loomer, at Harvard, said the praising or supporting them. & all that have or are Auction 6 p.m. Raffl e. along with Jones’ site, Infowars, ban isn’t as big a step In this case, though, the compa- currently serving are Benefi t for Terry Reagan which often posts conspiracy as Facebook appears ny said people can speak positive- welcome to share coff ee, family who lost home theories. The latest bans apply to to be painting it — ly about the six banned individu- conversation & com- to fi re. Independence both Facebook’s main service and it’s just enforcing its als as long as what they’re saying radeship. Community Center. Call to Instagram and extend to fan existing policy. otherwise complies with Face- Dance: 7-10 p.m. Liv- Tara White 931-267-7955. pages and other related accounts. JonesJ “There will always book policies. ingston American Dodson Branch: Monthly Decried as censorship by sev- be more purveyors For years, social media com- Legion, 121 S Church fi sh fry will be Saturday, eral of those who got the ax, the of hate speech that try to come on panies have been under pressure St. Performing band: 4 p.m. at the Community move signals a renewed eff ort by these platforms,” he said. “Will from civil rights groups and other Slick Nickel. Conces- Center. Fried and baked the social media giant to remove advocates have to push year after activists to clamp down on hate sions available. Family fi sh, chicken, baked people and groups promoting ob- year just to get (a handful of) indi- speech on their services. Follow- friendly. beans, steamed vegeta- jectionable material such as hate, viduals off ? At this rate it seems ing the deadly white nationalist Book Sale: 10 a.m.-1 bles, hush puppies, fries, racism and anti-Semitism. likely. And this doesn’t address protests in Charlottesville, Vir- p.m. Monterey Branch coleslaw, drink and des- Removing some of the best- the problem of what happens at ginia, in 2017, Google, Facebook Library. Hard-cover sert. Also a cake walk. known fi gures of the U.S. political the margins.” and PayPal began banishing books/$1, paperback Adults $8, children 12 extreme takes away an important Facebook has previously sus- extremist groups and individuals books/50¢, children’s and under $3. virtual megaphone that Facebook pended Jones from its fl agship who identifi ed as or supported books/25¢. Used book Muddy Pond Auction: has provided the likes of Jones, service temporarily; this suspen- white supremacists. donations accepted Auction starts 9 a.m. Yiannopoulos and others over sion is permanent and includes A year later, widespread bans during normal business rain or shine. Guns & the years. But it does not address Instagram. Twitter has also of Jones and Infowars refl ected a hours. knives auction; Noon. what might be done with lesser banned Loomer, Jones and Yian- more aggressive enforcement of Book Sale: Twice Told Door prizes. Conces- known fi gures and those who stay nopoulos, though Farrakhan, the policies against hate speech. But Tales, used bookstore sions. 3234 Muddy Pond on the margins of what Face- leader of the Nation of Islam long Facebook instituted only a 30- at Putnam County Rd., Monterey. Benefi ts book’s policies allow. known for provocative comments day suspension (though Twitter Library, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Muddy Pond Volunteer Critics praised the move but widely considered anti-Semitic, banned him permanently). Hardbound-$2. Paper- Fire Dept. Call Pete 931- said there is more to be done on still had an account Thursday. So It is not clear what events led to back 50¢. Children’s 25¢. 267-2757. both Facebook and Instagram. did Watson, who rose to popular- Thursday’s announcement. In a Bargain Cart hardbound Youth Shooting Program: “We know that there are still ity as editor-at-large at Infowars statement, Facebook merely said, 50¢. Book donations 8 a.m-1 p.m. Open to all white supremacists and other and has nearly a million followers “The process for evaluating po- always welcome. youth ages 10-18. Amer- extremist fi gures who are actively on the site. tential violators is extensive and Storyfest: 9:30 a.m.-5:30 ican Legion, Veterans using both platforms to spread Facebook said the newly it is what led us to our decision to p.m. Dogwood Park, 30 Building, 90 E. Spring their hatred and bigotry,” said banned accounts violated its poli- remove these accounts today.” E. Broad Street. Free St. family-friendly event SUNDAY, MAY 5 with professional story- 4-H Plant Sale: Mixed tellers. Call 520-5455. Petunia (10” hanging Government easing off shore drilling safety rules Summer 5K: & Kids Mile basket) and Compac- Run. Cedar Lake Camp, ta Boston Ferns. Can PORT FOURCHON, La. (AP) es to expand drilling off the U.S. safety and environmental protec- Livingston. Email clc- be picked up prior to — The Trump administration coast, although court challenges tion off shore.” staff @cedarlakecamp. Mothers Day. All profi t moved Thursday to give oil and and opposition from many coastal Offi cials picked Louisiana’s org for info & registra- benefi ts Overton 4-H. gas companies more fl exibility in states have slowed its eff orts. Port Fourchon, a hub for drilling tion form. Call 931-823- Questions or to order, meeting safety requirements im- The new safety changes were in the Gulf of Mexico, to announce 5656. 931-823-2735, or nmarre- posed after the 2010 BP Deepwater sought by the industry but fi erce- the changes. Port workers in hard Hiking: Nearly every [email protected]. Horizon explosion, which killed ly challenged by environmental- hats and refl ective safety vests ap- nearly a dozen people and was the ists. plauded speakers’ calls for easing 0REUNION CALENDAR0 worst off shore oil disaster in U.S. Interior Secretary David regulations. history. Bernhardt said in a statement “We’re more open to invention,” SATURDAY, MAY 4 FRIDAY, MAY 31 The revised rules, which govern the administration was acting to Scott Angelle, a safety regulator RICKMAN ALUMNI REUNION: ROBERTS REUNION: The safety standards at off shore wells, eliminate “unnecessary regula- at the Interior Department, told Rickman School Cafe- Roberts family re- come as the administration push- tory burdens while maintaining the crowd. teria. 5 p.m. Gathering, union Friday, May 31 fellowship, fun & music, & Saturday, June 1, dinner & business meet- 9651 Roberts Rd. Friday ing. All former Rickman events start at 9 a.m. & High School students conclude with perfor- welcome. Dress is ca- mance by the “Over- sual. $25/person. Call all Gospel Singers.” 931-498-2825 by April 29 Saturday group picture to register. at noon, pot-luck lunch BAXTER SEMINARY RE- follows & visiting. ComeCo Meet Chase Elliott! UNION: Class of 1959 60th Please bring covered reunion, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. dish to share. Angela Baxter Depot. 931-858-2357. May 9th rland Craft S 11am - 1pm mbe how Cu Spring Show Cumberland Mountain State Park of Crossville in the Recreation Center 57 Cumberland Plaza Saturday May, 4th 9-4 (931) 787-1516 Sunday May, 4th 11-4 Baxter Cookeville Livingston Jamestown Contact Beverly Cahill at 352-446-1560 145 Fast Lane 606 S. Willow Ave. 870 Overton Plaza 458 North Main Street (931) 858-6272 (931) 526-6121 (931) 823-6272 (931) 752-6272 FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 Living HERALD-CITIZEN A7 herald-citizen.com Son leaves Seniors, watch out clothes for scams atch out for the latest Medi- behind when care scam - DNA/genetic cancer testing schemes. W The scam is older adults at he visits senior centers, housing complexes, community locations, etc. they are targeted by companies EAR ABBY: My hus- promoting “free” genetic SENIOR band and I are seniors testing/ cancer screen- CORNER who look forward to ing or DNA testing. The Dvisits from our adult adults are asked to swab children. The problem is their cheek to collect a DEAR ABBY our oldest DNA sample. They are son. He visits told the test will be sent every few to a lab for analysis and months and BEN WHEELER | HERALD-CITIZEN Medicare will complete- leaves belong- ly cover it and all they ings behind. need is your Medicare BRENDA He uses our Education donation number. DISHMAN guest room, Medicare will only where he has Leadership Putnam members donated $1,000 to Prescott South Middle School’s cover lab tests if, they are: ABIGAIL claimed much special education department as part of their class project. Back row, from left, Medically necessary of the closet, are Anne Randolph, Laura Best, Angel Kirk, Brent Young, Will Odom and Matt Ordered by the treating physician VAN BUREN several dress- Curtis. Front row, from left, are Jessica Ashburn, Cami Smith, Kelli Smith, Kerri or qualifi ed practitioner er drawers, Hunt, Kelsey White and Madeline Hunley. Accompanied by a copy of a signed the guest bathroom vanity consent form and medical record and even part of our shed. documentation and He says he needs to leave 0BIRTHDAYS0 The results must be used in the things because it’s too management or treatment of the expensive to check bags patient’s medical condition. when he fl ies into town. If you are contacted by phone, hang We would like our guests up! Do not answer any questions or to have space when they give out any personal information. come to visit, and we are Contact the Tennessee Senior Medi- also trying to downsize care Patrol at 1-866-836-7677 to report and declutter. We have told any related activities or suspicious him this repeatedly. We requests, remember that Medicare even resorted to mailing will not call you to confi rm your him back boxes of cloth- personal information, your Medicare ing, toiletries and other number or ask questions about your excessive amounts of his health, report any Medicare mar- things to his home, hoping keting violations. Medicare does not he would get the message. allow door-to-door sales or unsolicit- This is making my hus- ed contact. band upset every time our Vitamins & Minerals for folks over son visits, and creating 50: stress in our marriage as The following list of vitamins and well. Please, we need your supplements comes from the Nation- help. — SON HAS BAG- al Institute on Aging. Please talk to GAGE IN FLORIDA your doctor fi rst before taking any DEAR SON HAS BAG- type vitamin or supplement. GAGE: Off er your son a Vitamin D: 600 IU but not more couple of alternatives. The than 4,000, (you can get this vitamin fi rst would be to clear the in fi sh, liver, oils, milk and milk counter in the guest bath- products and some fortifi ed cereals) room and put his toiletries Vitamin B6: men need 1.7 milli- into a dopp kit kept out of grams and women need 1.5 (you can sight. He should leave no also get this vitamin in fortifi ed ce- more than one drawer full reals, whole grains, organ meats and of his underwear, socks, fortifi ed soy-based meat substitutes, etc. in the bureau and Vitamin B-12: 2.4 mcg (people over three changes of clothes 50 have trouble absorbing B12 natu- in the closet. Any other rally from foods, items he will need can be Foliate: 400 mcg. (You can get foli- brought in a backpack that ate naturally from dark-green leafy can be stowed (at no cost) vegetables like spinach, beans, peas, under his seat during the oranges and some cereals.) fl ight. If he can’t do that, Calcium: women 1,000 mg and men then he should follow your Happy 100th birthday 1,200 mg. example — mail his things Here’s a tip: older adults don’t need to you, and mail them Sandra Gragg, a resident at Signature Healthcare of Putnam County, celebrates a complete multivitamin supple- back to his home when he her 100th birthday Thursday. ment unless your doctor prescribes. leaves. However, if you don’t think you are DEAR ABBY: I was making the best food choices, look for diagnosed with celiac a supplement sold as a complete vita- disease 13 years ago and Beginning farmer short course min and mineral supplement. Read have followed a strict diet the label to make sure the dose is not since. In the past, I didn’t too large. Too much of some vitamins tell my co-workers because Are you a beginning around the Upper Cum- fencing installation and and minerals can be harmful. food wasn’t part of the job. farmer looking to diversi- berland. A portion of each repair, sprayer calibration, Our mayor Lisa Chapman-Fowler, However, I am now in a fy your operation? Maybe session will be dedicated to and equipment operation/ City Administrator Keith Morrison, small department and we you’d like to get started in helping you establish and/ safety. and the City Council has graciously travel, so I have disclosed agriculture but don’t know or maintain a productive The registration fee for voted to provide funding for purchase it. where to start. Perhaps and effi cient operation by the Upper Cumberland of a slightly used 15 passenger van My boss constantly you’ve bought some prop- covering topics such as soil Beginning Farmer Short for our seniors, for this we are very harasses me for not eating erty and want to learn how health, livestock produc- Course is $100 per person, grateful. However I need help fi nding any of the junk food he you can make money off tion, fruit and vegetable or $125 per couple. This a van. If you are aware of one or see brings in (or why I don’t of it. production, beekeeping, includes lunch at each of one for sale, please call the Algood eat all of the food when we The Upper Cumberland irrigation strategies, hemp the 5 sessions as well as Senior Center at 931-537-3447. We eat out). I decline politely, Beginning Farmer Short production, greenhouse handouts and other valu- would appreciate your help. but he keeps coming at Course is a fi ve-month cer- management, and hydro- able material. We would also like to thank Don me insisting that “it’s OK tifi cate program designed ponics. For more information, Smith for all the wonderful garden to eat” and says I should for those with an interest In addition to classroom including a complete list of- plants he has brought us as well as just eat it because it won’t in becoming agricultural instruction, the course topics, dates, and locations, the fresh spring vegetables that he make me sick. entrepreneurs, or diversi- provides farm tours and visit putnam.tennessee. brings by weekly. I have pulled him aside a fying their current ven- hands-on experiential edu and click on“agricul- Please come by and get a schedule couple of times to explain ture. sessions on issues includ- ture” or stop by our offi ce of activities for the month of May. celiac disease and provid- The fi ve sessions will be ing fruit tree pruning and at 900 S. Walnut Avenue in ed him with good arti- held monthly from May-Oc- maintenance, drip irri- Cookeville or call us 931- BRENDA DISHMAN is the director of the cles about it, hoping that tober at diff erent locations gation and plasticulture, 526-4561. Algood Senior Center. reading them would have a bigger impact than my explaining. He has made some comments about how his wife follows “fad diets,” and he thinks they are all crazy. I have explained how a restricted diet is the only treatment for celiac Now Welcoming Veterans Choice Program disease, but he is unrelent- ing in his harassment. Get your sports physicals done and I don’t know what my next step should be. I love have your summertime injuries my job, but this is getting checked here! in the way. — UNSURE IN WYOMING Tired of long waits for DEAR UNSURE: Your boss’s behavior is beyond your urgent care needs? inappropriate. What he is doing could be consid- to subscribe call ered bullying. The kind of 526-9715 WAIT NO MORE! stress your boss is creat- Come to Highlands Healthcare! ing makes people sick. If the harassment doesn’t Located at Premier Medical Park in Cookeville stop, talk to HR about his (931) 528-3300 creating a hostile work 315 N. Washington Ave., Suite 175 environment. A8 HERALD-CITIZEN Religion FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 herald-citizen.com Preparing for Time to spiritual battles reconcile odern-day Christian com- am an ordained elder in the munications present false United Methodist Church. pictures of the movement I have served the United Mof faith initiated by God IMethodist Church for over through Jesus Christ. Perhaps, it 50 years. Since September of has ever been so. 2018 I have been serving as Many (perhaps interim pastor most) gospel pre- to the Metropol- sentations today are itan Community heavy on emotion Church in Knox- and syrupy themes. ville. The MCC Now, we are emotion- is a denomina- al beings, and such tion made up of feelings should not AMY LOU GENTRY LGBTQ persons. STERL be minimized or dis- Author Melinda Brown’s daughter poses for a photograph, taken by Amy Lou GENE The MCC was PARAMORE counted. However, we Gentry at Lou Lou Me Blue photography, used for the cover of Brown’s book, SKIPWORTH established for would do well to re- “What My Toddler Taught Me About God.” LGBTQ persons alize that emotions are frequently who had been and continue unreliable. Spirituality, by nature, to be rejected by their home elicits emotions, but emotions will churches. not sustain spirituality. Jesus Upper Cumberland author fi nds My denomination, the encouraged His followers to make United Methodist Church, has clear-headed decisions. Tears may voted to maintain this state- be a language God understands, inspiration from her toddler ment in the UMC Discipline: but any pastor understands that “Homosexuality is incompati- weepy congregants are not for the BY JIM HERRIN She was nudged toward toddler down for a nap and ble with Christian Teaching.” long haul. HERALD-CITIZEN that commitment when they are adamant that they By so doing My denomination Paul used illustrations of vital- her church, Stevens Street do not want to sleep,” she says that LGBTQ people are ity and planning when describing You can learn a lot about Baptist, started a building said. “I feel like we do that not worthy of respect, accep- the Christian life and walk. He God from sometimes unex- campaign for their pre- in our own lives. We’re like, tance, or identity with Christ. viewed himself as a builder and pected sources. school program. ‘I don’t need that.’ Learning There are 6 biblical texts said believers were like stones in That’s what author “I really wanted to help, to accept that as an adult, that are used to give credibil- a building, athletes and soldiers. Melinda Brown explores in but like a lot of families, our we are still a child of God, ity to that position of judge- These concepts framed my beliefs her new book, “What My pennies are accounted for is pretty tough. We’re more ment. as a child and support the edifi ce Toddler Taught Me About before they’re ever earned,” like our toddlers than I The texts have been distort- of my understandings today. God.” Brown said. “I didn’t have think we realize, fi ghting ed and are far from credible In a former time, the warrior “I’ve always written po- the means to help as much that kind of guidance.” in making the point of homo- mentality found greater expres- ems and songs, and I used as I wanted.” The Kindle-only book is sexuality as being a sin. The 6 sion. I’m aware that the theme to write for the (Jackson That’s when the book idea free on amazon.com with a texts are called “clobber texts” still hovers, but it is subordinate County) Sentinel a little came to the surface again. Kindle Unlimited member- because they are used to clob- in modern preaching to “how- bit,” she said. “So I had “I took a few weeks, pray- ship or $9.99 to purchase. ber the LGBTQ persons. to” messaging. Current musical written down things in a lit- ing about it and thinking Half of what Brown makes For instance, one text they trends are more akin to love songs tle fi le on my phone of ideas about it. The more I did, the from the book will go to- often refer to is the Sodom sto- than the marching calls of yester- for a book.” more I thought this is what ward the church’s building ry which includes Lot in the year. No wonder so few Christian But Brown said she was I’m supposed to do,” she fund. narrative. The text (Gen 19) soldiers march to war. hesitant at fi rst to tackle an said. “It was almost cathar- “No matter how well it is about the attempt to gang I viewed my training for minis- entire book. tic writing it because I did does, even if it just draws at- rape two angels by all the men try as a type of boot camp. I was “I wasn’t really sure I learn these lessons.” tention to what’s going on at and young males of the city unafraid to go to battle and, at wanted to do this. That’s a What kind of lessons? the church, that’s the main of Sodom. (The implication is the appointed time, thought I was big commitment,” she said. “Like when you lay a goal,” Brown said. that all the males in Sodom prepared for launch. Like many were homosexual?) It also in- fresh recruits, I found Christian cludes the off ering Lot makes work satisfying but war indeed of his two virgin daughters to and more strenuous than I imag- the men who want to rape the ined. It is my belief that many Former Sparta priest dies angels. (What is the sin in that erstwhile converts turn from narrative?) discipleship precisely because Fr. John Pantuso has John and Joanne answered Church — a Salvatorian The Bible is not an author- of the diffi culty of the way. They died, according to the Sal- the call to help revitalize parish. ity on sexual orientation. We received the Word of God with joy vatorian Archives. an Arizona parish — the Fr. John had experi- have learned more in the past but became unfruitful. I’ll leave Pantuso served as pastor Shrine of St. Rita in the enced several episodes 50 years about homosexuality their fi nal state (as that of all) to of St. Andrew’s Parish in Desert — in the Tucson of heart-related illnesses than was known in the fi fth the Almighty. Sparta from 2009 until his suburb of Vail, by its new over the last several years. century BC and in the fi rst I was not diff erent from my retirement in 2015. pastor and their good Nevertheless, his death on century. I know more about peers. While not every approach He died on April 26, 2019. Salvatorian friend, Fr. Bob April 26, 2019, was sudden sexual orientation than the au- to the cloth is identical, it was Fr. John was born in Wicht. and unexpected. He will be thor of Leviticus or Paul. But, more common than not for my Brooklyn, New York in On May 22, 2002, Joanne remembered for his genu- because people fear those who associates to share mine. We be- 1939. He was ordained a died suddenly from a pul- ine warmth and kindness, are diff erent and because of ig- lieved in the church militant and priest in 1967. A year later, monary embolism. John his humor and wisdom, his norance on the subject, trying brooked no denial. In retrospect, he asked to leave the min- was prepared to spend the stories and life-lessons that to listen, understand, and be I sometimes wonder if we were istry because he had fallen remainder of his life as his would get sprinkled into tolerant is seldom possible. not among the very last of that in love. family’s “desert grandpa.” conversations when you A United Methodist pas- persuasion. Things seem to be John married Joanne But a few months later, least expected it. tor serving a Metropolitan diff erent now. Too much sniveling America and both stayed John began to think more Fr. John was preceded in Community Church! How for my taste. That may be harsh, within the Salvatorian and more about the possi- death by his parents, Carlo could that be? I am serving it may also be true. While there community. They made bility of returning to the and Mary, and his beloved the Metropolitan Church of are gains, much has been lost over that commitment formal priesthood. wife, Joanne. He is sur- Knoxville because they called time. in 1973 when they became Fr. John was reinstated vived by his children: Joe and needed an interim pastor. The Bible is replete with actual part of the third group of on Feb. 29, 2008. On March (Rebecca), and Joe’s daugh- I seek to let them know that and analogical warfare. It is dif- Salvatorian Associates. 15, he presided at Mass for ters Emily, Mei, and Aiko; there are some in the United fi cult to see with clarity the “just John and Joanne had two the fi rst time in decades. and Bobby and his wife Methodist Church that are war” in today’s world, but there sons, Joseph (“Joe”) and In 2009, he was named Nicki (both Lay Salvatori- open and affi rming. That some were many literal battles, initiated Robert (“Bobby”) who grew pastor of St. Andrew’s ans) and their sons Jake, of us do have “open minds, by God, recorded in His Word. up knowing Salvatorians Parish in Sparta, where he Josh, Joey, and Jack; his open hearts, and open doors.” For those struggling with this like they were part of one served until his retirement sister, Geraldine Del Priore That some of us listen, learn, concept, remember that we are large extended family. in 2015. He returned to the of Tolland, Connecticut; and seek to love as Christ not God and do not understand In 1996, with their boys Tucson area and helped and his brothers and sisters taught us to love. His eternal plan. Sin’s curse has grown and on their own, out at Most Holy Trinity in the Salvatorian Family. I concur with the statement rendered the world other than its of my colleagues from the design. West Ohio Conference of the Of greater signifi cance to us are United Methodist Church?: the spiritual battles common to “We are angered and devas- mankind. At stake are personal Church a refuge for cyclone survivors tated by the hate-fi lled agenda righteousness, present human PEMBA, Mozambique is all we value,” Father Ri- that took over and plundered needs and the eternal souls of (AP) — Next to a marble cardo Filipe Rosa Marques, our recent General Confer- men. Believers are to be builders pulpit inside a Catholic the 41-year-old priest in ence in St. Louis. The arro- and battlers, and the two commis- church, a young Muslim charge, told The Associated gant, ill-informed misuse of sions can be diffi cult to manage. girl chases around with Press. scriptures, bringing injurious Off ensive and defensive skills are other children. The government has said judgement upon the LGBTQ needed and should be practiced The church has become 41 people have died after community, is totally unac- until they become refl exive. As a home for her and nearly the cyclone made land- ceptable. We are appalled, there are diff erent roles in the 1,000 others from diff erent fall on Thursday, and the outraged and ashamed of our earthly armed forces, heaven’s faiths as they wait out the humanitarian situation in church for having the audacity host has required and designated aftermath of Mozambique’s Pemba and other areas is to presume to declare who is disciplines. latest devastating cyclone. dire. More than 22 inches acceptable and who is unac- As reasons for entering a coun- Situated in the heart of AP (55 centimeters) of rain ceptable in the eyes of God. We try’s military vary, people enter this predominantly Muslim A young girl plays with have fallen in Pemba since believe that God is weeping Christ’s cause with diff ering goals but diverse city ravaged her baby sister inside Kenneth arrived just six over what we have done. And and expectations. Some natural by Cyclone Kenneth, the a Roman Catholic weeks after Cyclone Idai so are we.” recruits do not enlist to fi ght. In Maria Auxiliadora parish Church in Pemba city in tore into central Mozam- the same way, certain of eterni- houses those displaced by Mozambique. bique. REV. GENE Skipworth is an author ty’s brigade will not pan and be the storm in Cabo Delgado, This is the fi rst time two and retired minister. He can discharged less than honorably. Mozambique’s northern- “We don’t ask about peo- cyclones have struck the be reached at gskipworth@ Paul desired to please the One that most province. ple’s religions, human life country in a single season. outlook.com. chose him to be a soldier. The armor of God is not to be polished as an ornament alone; it Silver Point church of Christ is to be used. God has fi tted His Trump says attacks on faithful must end ...pointing the way to the cross since 1929 followers according to specifi ca- 6701 Smithville Highway tions. You will be assigned duty WASHINGTON against people of all honor of the Nation- Silver Point, Tennessee accordingly. Our equipment and (AP) — President faiths must end, and al Day of Prayer, Time of Services: rations do not need alterations Donald Trump that “all civilized an event that takes though courage is in order. says people of faith nations must join to- place Thursday. Sunday Bible Study 9 AM Put on full armaments. You will around the world gether in this eff ort.” Trump paid Worship 10 AM & 6 AM need them. have faced terrible Trump spoke respects to Jew- Wednesday Bible Study 7 PM hardship of late. Wednesday to faith ish-Americans killed Minister: John Whitson (931-858-2390/239-1794) STERL PARAMORE is the pastor of Faith Trump says vio- leaders at a White and wounded last Visit us on the web at silverpointchurchofchrist.org Fellowship in Cookeville. lence and terrorism House dinner in week in California. FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 RELIGION HERALD-CITIZEN A9 herald-citizen.com CHURCH CALENDAR Teens pray Addiction Recovery St.) is held Sundays at come. Second Satur- meet at 9:45 a.m. each after-hours deliveries, Groups: Hope for Life, 11 a.m. days, 9 a.m.-noon. Silver Sunday. Everyone wel- Leecoe 239-3040. for help, non-residential. Put- Christian Science: Chris- Point Baptist Church, come. Senior Lunch: Every nam County: Tues- tian Science Society 14021 Buff alo Valley Interfaith Peace Project: third Tuesday. Free days 9 a.m., Engrafted of Cookeville, branch Road, Silver Point. Noon, fi rst Wednesday lunch & fellowship for rescued by Word Church (women of The First Church Grief: Heart of the of each month. First folks 50+, everyone only.) Tuesdays 6 p.m., of Christ Scientist, Cumberland provides Presbyterian Church. welcome. Silver Point Church on the Hill. services at 10:30 a.m. hope and healing for Open to any interested Baptist Church, 14021 the Amen Overton County: Mon- Sundays, 118 E. 1st St. the grieving through parties. Buff alo Valley Rd., Sil- days 6 p.m., Livingston at Holly. Call 854-0916. Christ-centered peer Meditation: Unitarian ver Point. ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. First Church. Jackson Compassionate Communi- support. Bereavement Universalist Congrega- FRIDAY, MAY 3 (AP) — A pair of Florida County: Mondays 6:30 cation: Unitarian Uni- & divorce groups for tion of Cookeville med- Special Singing: Upper teens saw their prayers p.m. The LifeHouse versalist Congregation grade 2-adult. Call 525- itation group, 6 p.m. Cumberland Gospel answered after becom- Church. Group is free. of Cookeville’s Compas- 2600. second Tuesday each Music Assoc. featuring ing stranded about 2 Workbook $10. Call 888- sionate Communication Grief Share: Cookev- month, 31 W. 1st St. It Heart Friends & special miles (3 kilometers) from 688-0470 ext. 105. Visit circle meets 6 p.m. fi rst ille First Methodist doesn’t matter if you bluegrass gospel sing- shore. TeenChallengeUC.Org. & third Wednesdays, Church-sponsored are just curious, a nov- ers, Old Time Singers. 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Mother’s Day Out 261-4037. on Free Will Baptist Smith and Brown are Terry McBroom 931- Second Saturday every Program, Tuesdays & Restoring Hope: Re- Church. Evangelist Bro. set to graduate later this 252-9704. month 9-10 a.m. 775 Thursdays, 8:30 a.m.- storing Hope, a Chris- Clayton Lee Jr. month. Celebrate Recovery: West Cemetery Rd. Call 2:30 p.m., now enroll- tian-based help center, SATURDAY, MAY 11 Christ-centered recov- 651-2461. ing. Infants-preschool- distributes household Huge Yard Sale: 8 a.m.-2 ery meetings. Over- Free Clothing: West ers will enjoy a loving, items, toiletries, furni- p.m. Hope in Christ Fel- come hurts, habits, & View Baptist Church safe, caring environ- ture, clothes, shoes & lowship Church having hang-ups. Tuesdays 6 gives away free clothing ment. 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In 1802, Washington, D.C. was incorporated as a city. In 1913, Clorox had its beginnings as fi ve entre- preneurs agreed to set up a liquid bleach factory in Oakland, Calif. In 1937, Margaret Mitchell won the Pulit- zer Prize for her novel, Frank & Ernest “Gone with the Wind.” In 1952, the Kentucky Derby was televised na- tionally for the fi rst time on CBS; the winner was Hill Gail, ridden by Eddie Arcaro. In 1999, some 70 tor- nadoes roared across Oklahoma and Kansas, killing 46 people and injuring hundreds. Today’s Birthdays: Actor Alex Cord is 86. Arlo & Janis Singer Frankie Valli is 85. Sports announcer Greg Gumbel is 73. Pop singer Mary Hopkin is 69. Singer Christopher Cross is 68. Country singer Shane Minor is 51. Actress Amy Ryan is 51. Actor Bobby Cannavale is 49. Country musician John Driskell Hopkins (Zac Brown Band) is 48. A12 HERALD-CITIZEN FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 herald-citizen.com BLEDSOE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL COMPLEX Call us to learn how you can JOIN TEAM TDOC and be a part of our efforts to be recognized as the best correctional agency in the nation.

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TTU — The Tennes- broadcast of the third OVC record books and is still within spitting see Tech baseball team game of the series on made a major dent in distance of multiple makes its way north Sunday. that quest with one other OVC marks. for a weekend series With inclement swing last Tuesday. against Ohio Valley weather a possibility In the fi rst inning of ACTIVE CAREER LEADERS Conference foe East- in the area throughout Tech’s contest at No. Strohschein ranks as ern Kentucky, kicking the weekend, fans are 13 NC State, the senior one of the most accom- off the three-game set encouraged to check slugger blasted a two- plished hitters, not just today with a 5 p.m. CT social media and the run shot to left fi eld. in Tech or OVC history, start in Richmond, Ky. TTUSports.com web- The home run broke but among all current First pitch of game site for updates con- both the OVC’s career NCAA Division I play- two of the series is set cerning this weekend’s marks for hits (331) and ers. for a 3:00 p.m. start on schedule. RBI (230). The McDonough, Ga. Saturday while Sun- Now the Golden Ea- native leads all active day’s series fi nale will RECORDS WATCH gles’ all-time leader in players in career home commence at 12:00 p.m. All-American outfi eld- hits, doubles, RBI, runs runs (58), RBI (235) and TONY MARABLE | HERALD-CITIZEN Games one and two of er Kevin Strohschein scored and total bases, total bases (601). Tennessee Tech’s Andrew O’Dwyer fires to the the series will be broad- has spent the majority as well as the OVC lead- He also ranks in the plate during a recent Golden Eagles’ victory cast on ESPN+. of his senior campaign er in hits, RBI and total over Belmont University. O’Dwyer and his There will be no rewriting the Tech and bases, the center fi elder SEE TTU, PAGE B2 teammates will open a series today at EKU. Local postseason play begins Kinsler, Myers lead Padres past Braves 11-2

ATLANTA (AP) — Ian Kinsler needed a game like this. So did the San Diego Padres. Kinsler homered and drove in two runs, Wil Myers also went deep and the Padres earned a split of their series in Atlanta with a rare easy victory, routing the Braves 11-2 on Thursday. Matt Strahm pitched six innings and benefi ted from a 17-hit barrage. After breaking out of an 0-for-14 slump the previous night with his fi rst multi-hit game this season, Kinsler added three more hits. “Hitting is contagious,” said Kinsler, who raised his average to .174. “This game is results-oriented. It’s nice to have results for sure.” The Padres broke it open with a fi ve- run fi fth, helped by an errant throw from Atlanta pitcher Mike Foltynewicz that allowed four unearned runs to score. San Diego added fi ve runs in the sixth — the fi rst time since 2000 they have scored fi ve runs in consecutive innings. It was the biggest win of the season for San Diego, which walked a fi ne line through the fi rst month of the season. Eight of its 18 wins have been by a single run, with fi ve more decided by two runs. “A game like that is a breath of fresh SCOTT WILSON | HERALD-CITIZEN air,” Kinsler said. Monterey High School’s Alexis Charlton slides safely into second base during the Lady Wildcats’ Strahm (1-2) blanked the Braves until softball playoff game with Jackson County Thursday at MHS. The game was postponed because of rain Nick Markakis’ two-run single in the and is scheduled to be completed today at 4:30 p.m. in Carthage. Cookeville High School is expected to sixth. host the first round of the District 6-AAA softball and baseball playoff s today, while Upperman baseball The left-hander allowed eight hits in six is scheduled to open the postseason today against DeKalb County in Carthage. UHS softball is also set innings, struck out six and didn’t walk to host Watertown today at 4 p.m. As of deadline, all local games are still on as scheduled. anyone. “I had a little hiccup in the sixth,” Strahm said. “Otherwise, everything was feeling good.” Kinsler homered off Foltynewicz (0-1) in Crowded fi eld could the third and came through again in the fi fth, doubling to left-center to bring home another run. play role in determining The Padres were just getting started, sending 10 batters to the plate and knock- ing out Foltynewicz, who gave up eight Kentucky Derby champ hits and six runs — two earned — in 4 2/3 innings. Myers hit a two-run homer off Shane LOUISVILLE, Ky. The challenge for Carle in the sixth and fi nished with three (AP) — The new favorite each horse in Saturday’s RBIs. Eric Hosmer drove in two runs. enters the Kentucky Der- 145th running at Chur- The Padres won two of four games in by seeking his fi rst win chill Downs is beating Atlanta after going 1-10 on their previous of 2019 and tops several 19 others over 1 1/4 mile trips to Georgia dating to 2016. contenders on modest in the longest race of Still, they haven’t won a series at the winning streaks that their careers. The fi rst home of the Braves since September 2013. could factor large in the quarter-mile fi gures to sport’s marquee race. be a logjam before things CHARLES IN CHARGE Game Winner is now begin shaking out to The game was so out hand the Braves the favorite to win Satur- determine the real con- turned to Charlie Culberson to pitch the day after Omaha Beach tenders. ninth, moving him from left fi eld to make was scratched. Some horses that could his second big league appearance on the He has already won make the race interesting mound. He allowed a hit and walked two more than $1 million and Saturday include: but drew a big cheer from what was left seeks a bigger payday of of the crowd by escaping a bases-loaded $1.86 million along with GAME WINNER jam, getting Francisco Mejia on a fl yout to a garland of roses. He’s (POST NO. 16, 9-2 ODDS) deep center. among a trio of horses The Bob Baff ert Culberson also got his fi rst major trained by Hall of Famer trained colt, now the league strikeout when Manuel Margot Bob Baff ert, who’s chas- Derby favorite with AP was caught looking on what was supposed ing a record-tying sixth Omaha Beach scratched, Kentucky Derby entrant Game Winner is ridden to be a slider. Derby win and second in won last fall’s Breeders’ during a workout at Churchill Downs Wednesday “I was just winging it,” Culberson a row after Triple Crown in Louisville, Ky. The 145th running of the winner Justify. SEE DERBY, PAGE B2 Kentucky Derby is scheduled for Saturday. SEE ATL, PAGE B2 B2 HERALD-CITIZEN FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 herald-citizen.com In letter, lawyer for Chiefs’ Hill disputes abuse

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — touched him in the chest in earlier. ‘punching’ is when they are with Ms. Espinal over the The attorney for Tyreek Hill a mean-spirited manner,” On the audio, Espinal asks playing,” Pettlon wrote. past several months.” sent a letter to the NFL on Pettlon wrote, adding that why the boy “kept saying, Espinal also claims during Pettlon said a forensic Thursday disputing child- the audio was recorded while ‘Daddy punches me,’ which the recording, made as the examiner has looked through abuse claims made by the Hills and his fi ancee, Crystal you do when he starts crying. couple was walking through extensive text messages wide receiver’s fi ancee, off er- Espinal, were considering What do you do? You make a Dubai airport, that Hill’s between the couple and that ing a point-by-point response separation. him open up his arms and son is “terrifi ed” of him. Hill never once does Hill call Es- to a secret recording of the The NFL has declined to you punch him in the chest.” responds, “You should be pinal a derogatory name. couple that was made public comment on the case. The Pettlon wrote there have terrifi ed of me, too, bitch.” In one exchange, according last week. Chiefs also have declined been times that Hill has “Instead of denying that his to Pettlon’s letter, Hill tells In the four-page letter, a additional comment. “tapped his son gently” and son was terrifi ed of him a sec- Espinal after their trip to copy of which was obtained The Chiefs suspended Hill told him to “Man up, buddy,” ond time, something that has Dubai: “Crystal you know by The Associated Press, indefi nitely last Thursday, or “Don’t cry, my man.” Pet- bothered him a great deal, I didn’t cause any bruising attorney N. Trey Pettlon shortly after KCTV aired the tlon also said Hill has always he became frustrated and or harm to (our son) but for also said Hill was willing to recording in which the couple done so in a “calm voice” and said she should be terrifi ed, some reason I still may be cooperate with the league’s discusses injuries to their that he has never punched too,” Pettlon wrote. “That charged.” Espinal replies: investigation. 3-year-old son. The following or used his fi st as a form of comment is inexcusable, of “I know you didn’t. I did. “(Hill) categorically denies day, prosecutors in Johnson punishment. course, and he wouldn’t ask I hurt (our son). I’m the one he has ever ‘punched’ his County, Kansas, reopened “The only thing Tyreek me to defend that here. That that did it. I was hurt and son in the chest or anywhere an investigation of Hill that does with his son that is close comment is also inconsistent mad you so I blamed you for on his body, or otherwise had been closed just 48 hours to what she is describing as with Tyreek’s conversations everything.” DERBY: Roadster considered among favorites after rolling past Game Winner FROM PAGE B1 ream Park. The bay colt mount. has quickly moved to Cup Juvenile at Chur- the front in all but his TACITUS (NO. 8, 8-1) chill Downs to cap a second race, which he Enters the Derby atop 4-0 campaign as the top closed strongly to win the standings with 150 2-year-old with three by 6 1/2 lengths. Fig- points following con- Grade 1 wins. Game ures to set the pace with secutive Grade 2 stakes Winner hasn’t won since a post in the middle. wins in the Wood Me- then but his consecutive Trained by Jason Servis morial and Tampa Bay seconds as a 3-year-old and ridden by Luis Saez, Derby. Can give Hall of have been close. Maximum Security has Fame trainer Bill Mott He fi nished a half- won $649,400. his fi rst Derby triumph length behind Baff ert along with three in stablemate Roadster ROADSTER (NO. 17, 5-1) the Belmont Stakes. in last month’s Grade The Baff ert-trained Has followed a fourth- 1 Santa Anita Derby, a gray colt established place debut at Belmont performance that came himself as a Derby fa- as a 2-year-old with just few weeks after vorite by beating Game three wins in a row. he fell a nose short of Winner by a half-length Has earned $653,000 in Omaha Beach in the to win the Santa Ani- his career. Able to get Grade 2 Rebel Stakes at ta Derby for his third through traffi c to the Oaklawn Park. He has victory in four career front. Jockey Jose Ortiz earned $1.846 million starts. will make his fi fth trip lifetime and gives Baf- That signature win atop the son of Tapit and AP fert one of three chances avenged his third-place Close Hatches by First In this 2018 photo, United States’ Allie Long (20) blocks Mexico’s to win his sixth Derby fi nish behind Game Defence. Renae Cuellar’s (21) path to the goal during the second half of an and tie Ben Jones for Winner and Rowayton international friendly soccer match in Jacksonville, Fla. Defender Ali the most all time. Joel in last September’s IMPROBABLE (NO. 5, 5-1) Krieger and midfielders Long and Morgan Brian have been included on Rosario will make his Grade 1 Del Mar Futuri- Baff ert’s third colt the U.S. national team roster for the Women’s World Cup in France. fi fth consecutive start ty. Has earned $706,200 has been second in both atop the horse. lifetime. Has usually 2019 starts, fi nishing a saved his best for the length behind Omaha MAX. SECURITY (NO. 7, 8-1) stretch run. Beach in the Arkansas Krieger, Long, Brian make Won the Florida His sire, Quality Derby and a neck be- Derby by an impressive Road, earned seven hind Long Range Toddy 3 1/2 lengths for his fi rst graded stakes among in the Rebel Stakes. US World Cup roster graded stakes triumph his eight wins. Jockey A fi ve-length victo- while improving to 4-0 Florent Geroux will ry in the Grade 1 Los lifetime. One of two mount Roadster for the Alamitos Cash Call AP — Experience was a factor in World Cup roster, it’s just as special Derby entrants owned fi rst time in place of Futurity capped his 3-0 coach Jill Ellis’ decision to include as the fi rst one I was named to. It’s by Gary and Mary West Hall of Famer and 2018 record as a 2-year-old. defender Ali Krieger and midfi elders a diff erent chapter of my career, — Game winner is the Triple Crown winner Has won $619,520 in his Allie Long and Morgan Brian on the this most likely being my last World other — the son of New Mike Smith, who rode career. He has worked to U.S. team that will seek to defend its Cup, but it’s an honor to be among Year’s Day and Street the fi rst four starts but be in the hunt early and title at the Women’s World Cup. this talented group we have going to Cry by Lil Indy has won chose to ride Omaha will have a good post po- All three were widely considered France,” Lloyd said. his starts by a combined Beach in the Derby. sition to work with. Irad to be on the bubble for the 23-player Defender Tierna Davidson, the U.S. 37 3/4 lengths at Gulfst- Smith is now without a Ortiz Jr. has the mount. roster for France that Ellis an- Soccer Federation’s 2018 Young Play- nounced Thursday. er of the Year, is the youngest player “They’re all players that have ex- on the roster at 20. Davidson skipped perienced big moments, know what it her senior season at Stanford and ATL: Braves prepare for long road trip, takes, and have lived in those mo- was taken with the No. 1 overall pick ments,” Ellis said. “I feel good about in this year’s NWSL draft by the where they are.” Chicago Red Stars. begin with series against Miami Marlins Krieger started against Belgium In addition to Krieger, defenders on April 7, her fi rst appearance since Kelley O’Hara and Becky Sauer- FROM PAGE B1 Acuña Jr. would prefer NL West rival Los Ange- an exhibition against Russia on April brunn made their third World Cup to forget about his per- les. LHP Eric Lauer (2-3, 6, 2017. It will be the third World Cup team, joining forwards Tobin Heath, quipped. formance. The center 4.41 ERA) is scheduled for the 34-year-old right back, who Alex Morgan and Megan Rapinoe. fi elder got a late jump to go against Dodgers has 99 international appearances. “I knew there would be anoth- MINISTER OF DEFENSE on a ball in the fi fth, ace Clayton Kershaw The youngest player on the squad er opportunity, or at least a small Filling in at shortstop allowing it to drop in (1-0, 2.25). for the 2015 World Cup in Canada, chance, and I wanted to make sure I for injured rookie Fer- front of him for a hit as Braves: Begin a Brian has struggled with injuries in was fully prepared for that chance,” nando Tatís Jr., Manny he attempted to make a 10-game road trip at recent years and has played just once Krieger said in a statement. Machado looked right sliding catch. That play, Miami, where RHP this year, in a January exhibition “I never lost sight of trying to play at home in the third combined with Foltyne- Kevin Gausman (1-2, against France. But the 26-year-old at the World Cup and if I didn’t make inning. wicz’s throwing error, 4.80) takes the mound has made 82 international appear- it, I could be satisfi ed that at least Machado scooted into led to the Padres’ fi rst against Jose Ureña ances. I did everything I could to have a the hole to fi eld a sharp big inning. (1-4, 5.08), who will face Long, 31, has been in and out of the chance.” grounder, then made Atlanta for the fi rst time national team after playing in the Krieger will help with depth on the a strong throw to fi rst UP NEXT since he was accused of 2016 Olympics. back line while O’Hara continues to from short left fi eld to Padres: After going intentionally plunking Heather O’Reilly, who retired recover from ankle surgery. get Dansby Swanson. 4-3 on a weeklong trip, Acuña with a pitch last from the national team in 2016 but “What I know about Ali Krieger is they return home for the August. “That’s in the still plays for the National Women’s that no moment is going to be too big ACUNA’S TOUGH DAY opener of a three-game past,” Braves outfi elder Soccer League’s North Carolina for her,” Ellis said on a conference Braves star Ronald weekend series against Ender Inciarte said. Courage and will serve as a FOX call with reporters. “And I think that analyst during the World Cup, said as a coach, when it gets down to this Ellis has built a “strong, very prag- point, the psychological piece is also matic” team. She said she anticipated a part of your consideration.” Krieger being on the roster, but that The roster: TTU: Hinchman continues power surge, Brian’s inclusion was somewhat Goalkeepers: Adrianna Franch unexpected because of her lack of (Portland Thorns), Ashlyn Harris recent playing time. (Orlando Pride), Alyssa Naeher (Chi- will join 20-homer club with next dinger “She was a bit of a surprise just cago Red Stars). due to fi tness and form, but again, it’s Defenders: Abby Dahlkemper (NC FROM PAGE B1 What’s more astonishing, is the fact a sign that the experience of the play- Courage), Tierna Davidson (Chicago that Hinchman did not have a long ers, especially in 2015 the way that Red Stars), Crystal Dunn (NC Cour- top-fi ve in hits (second with 340), runs ball through the team’s fi rst 10 games they performed, was sitting heavy on age), Ali Krieger (Orlando Pride), (second with 228), at bats (third with of the season. He has 19 round trip- Jill Ellis’ mind,” O’Reilly said. Kelley O’Hara (Utah Royals), Becky 960), and doubles (fourth with 67). pers in his last 33 games. The tournament starts June 7, Sauerbrunn (Utah Royals), Emily His next bomb will make him just and the U.S. has fi rst-round matches Sonnett (Portland Thorns). HE’S GOT THE POWER the fourth player in program histo- against Thailand, Chile and Sweden. Midfi elders: Morgan Brian (Chi- Sophomore Jason Hinchman has ry to join the 20-home run club for a Carli Lloyd made her fourth World cago Red Stars), Julie Ertz (Chicago enjoyed a breakout campaign in his single season. Cup squad, most among the players Red Stars), Lindsey Horan (Portland fi rst starting role with the purple and Former Tech legend A.J. Kir- picked Thursday. Thorns), Rose Lavelle (Washington gold, leading the OVC in home runs by-Jones accomplished the feat twice, Lloyd, 36, scored three goals in Spirit), Allie Long (Reign), Samantha with an eye-popping 19 in 42 games. smacking 20 exactly in 2009 and set- the 5-2 U.S. victory over Japan in Mewis (NC Courage). That’s 43.2 percent of his 44 hits ting the school record with 26 in 2010. the 2015 World Cup fi nal in Canada, Forwards: Tobin Heath (Portland leaving the ball park. It’s also good The fi rst member of the exclu- but she likely will have a support Thorns), Carli Lloyd (Sky Blue), Jes- enough to rank the fi rst baseman sive group was Jeremy Bonczynski, role in France, playing off the bench. sica McDonald (NC Courage), Alex third nationally in long balls, trailing who smashed 20 long balls in 1997. The oldest player on the roster, she Morgan (Orlando Pride), Christen Tulane’s Kody Hoese and Vanderbilt’s The club’s most recent addition was is among nine U.S. women to have Press (Utah Royals), Mallory Pugh JJ Bleday by just two for a share of All-American Brandon Thomasson, played in four or more World Cups. (Washington Spirit), Megan Rapinoe the lead. who clubbed 22 in 2014. “Even though this is my fourth (Reign). FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN B3 herald-citizen.com 0SCOREBOARD0

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Placed RHP Hunter Wood on the April 2019 5 p.m. Bill Wiggins, Mayor ing Ordinance #O19-05-03, agency, state or federal; and ESPN2 — NCAA Tournament: Teams TBD East Division 10-day IL. amending the budgets of any and all prior deeds of COLLEGE FOOTBALL W L Pct GB TEXAS RANGERS - Purchased the contract of RHP 5/3 Philadelphia 17 13 .567 — Seth Maness from High Point of the Atlantic the General, State Street trust, liens, dues, assess- 11 a.m. Aid, Solid Waste, Drug, Tree ments, encumbrances, de- ESPNU — Teams TBA New York 16 15 .516 1½ League (IND) and assigned him to Nashville (PCL). AUCTION 2:30 p.m. Atlanta 15 16 .484 2½ National League The follwing vehicle will be Board, Animal Control, Eco- fects, adverse claims and ESPNU — Teams TBA Washington 13 17 .433 4 CHICAGO CUBS — Reinstated INF Addison Russell nomic Development, Quality other matters that may take Miami 9 21 .300 8 from restricted list and optioned him to Iowa (PCL). sold on 6 p.m. SATURDAY May 18, 2019 of Life & Employee Insur- priority over the Deed of ESPNU — Teams TBA Central Division Transferred RHP Brandon Morrow to the 60-day IL. ance funds of the City of Trust upon which this fore- W L Pct GB SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Acquired C Francisco 9AM fi COLLEGE LACROSSE (MEN’S) at Cookeville, TN, for the scal closure sale is conducted or 1:30 p.m. St. Louis 20 11 .645 — Peña from St. Louis Cardinals for cash consider- year ended June 30, 2019. are not extinguished by this FS2 — Big East Tournament: Teams TBD, Champi- Chicago 16 12 .571 2½ ations and assigned him to Sacramento (PCL). 501 Neal St Milwaukee 17 16 .515 4 WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Fired pitching coach Cookeville, TN 38501 Foreclosure Sale. onship Cathy McClain, CMC 3:30 p.m. Pittsburgh 14 14 .500 4½ Derek Lilliquist. Named Paul Menhart pitching CBSSN — Big East Tournament: Teams TBD, Cham- Cincinnati 13 18 .419 7 coach. 2000 NISSAN City Clerk THE PROPERTY IS SOLD pionship West Division BASKETBALL #3N1CB51D5YL30551 5/3 WITHOUT ANY REPRE- 6 p.m. W L Pct GB National Basketball Association SENTATIONS OR WAR- BTN — Big 10 Tournament: Teams TBD, Championship Los Angeles 20 13 .606 — NBA — Announced Golden State Warriors F Dray- SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S RANTIES, EXPRESSED OR Arizona 18 13 .581 1 mond Green and Houston Rockts C Nene had their We have the right to reject COLLEGE LACROSSE (WOMEN’S) any/all bids NOTICE OF SALE IMPLIED, RELATING TO TI- 11 a.m. San Diego 18 14 .563 1½ double technical fouls rescinded from Game 2 of Sale at public auction will be TLE, MARKETABILITY OF CBSSN — Patriot League Tournament: Teams TBD, Colorado 15 17 .469 4½ the Western Conference semifinals. 5/3 San Francisco 13 18 .419 6 DETROIT PISTONS — Named Nicolet Lewis vice presi- on June 3, 2019, at or about TITLE, POSSESSION, QUI- Championship 10:00 AM, local time, at the ET ENJOYMENT OR THE COLLEGE SOFTBALL Thursday’s Games dent of human resources. 5 p.m. San Diego 11, Atlanta 2 FOOTBALL NOTICE main entrance to the Putnam LIKE AND FITNESS FOR A SEC — Teams TBA N.Y. Mets 1, Cincinnati 0 National Football League County Courthouse, 300 GENERAL OR PARTICULAR Colorado 11, Milwaukee 6 CHICAGO BEARS — Waived OL Dejon Allen, OL Willie 7 p.m. It is the duty of the Grand East Spring Street, Cookev- USE OR PURPOSE. The title ESPN — Oklahoma State at Oklahoma Washington 2, St. Louis 1 Beavers and WR Cyril Grayson. ille, TN 38501, pursuant to is believed to be good, but Friday’s Games MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Signed TE Irv Smith Jr., RB Jurors to investigate a public COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL off ense which they know or the Deed of Trust executed the undersigned will sell and 7 p.m. St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. Alexander Mattison, G Dru Samia, LB Cameron by Kimberly W. Monks, to convey only as Substitute ESPN2 — Teams TBA Oakland at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Smith, S Marcus Epps, OT Olisaemeka Udoh, WR have reason to believe has Washington at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Dillon Mitchell. and WR Olabisi Johnson. been committed and which National Registered Agents, Trustee. GOLF Inc., as Trustee for Mortgage Noon Atlanta at Miami, 7:10 p.m. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Signed OL Calvin Ander- is triable or indictable in this GOLF — PGA Tour Golf: Wells Fargo Championship, San Francisco at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. son, TE Andrew Beck, RB Nick Brossette, WR Ryan County. Any person having Electronic Registration Sys- The right is reserved to ad- third round, Charlotte, N.C. N.Y. Mets at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Davis, S Malik Gant, OL Tyler Gauthier, LB Terez tems, Inc., as nominee for journ the sale to another Arizona at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Hall, WR Jakobi Meyers, DB D’Angelo Ross and Ol knowledge or proof that an 2 p.m. off ense has been committed Nationstar Mortgage LLC time certain or to another L.A. Dodgers at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. Tyree St. Louis. dba Greenlight Loans dated day, time, and place certain, CBS — PGA Tour Golf: Wells Fargo Championship, Saturday’s Games NEW ORLEANS SAINTS — Signed WR Emmanuel But- may apply to testify before third round, Charlotte, N.C. St. Louis (Wacha 2-0) at Chicago Cubs (Darvish 2-3), ler, LB Chase Hansen, G Mike Herndon, DE Corbin November 18, 2014, and re- without further publication GOLF — PGA Tour Champions Golf: Insperity Invita- the Grand Jury subject to 4:05 p.m. Kaufusi and DB Darius Williams. the provisions of Tennessee corded in Record Book 854, upon announcement on B4 HERALD-CITIZEN CLASSIFIED FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 herald-citizen.com

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Steele, Trustee 4057, Steve Martin 931- rates in Town (931)858- EDUCATION: Graduate have at least 1 yr exp, no is due and payable at the 397-7115. 4698,303-6521 of an accredited school of felonies, non- smoker. If in- conclusion of the auction Winchester, Sellers, Foster professional nursing Mas- terested or have questions in the form of a certifi ed & Steele, P.C. DODSON LAWN CARE! ter’s program or Masters call 931-256-6143 check made payable to or P. O. Box 2428 PAINTING/WALLPAPERING • Commercial - Residential of Medical Science Physi- endorsed to Padgett Law Knoxville, TN 37901 • Mowing cian Assistant Studies. Evi- Would you like to write Group. No personal checks (865) 637-1980 JERRY MEADOWS • Landscaping dence of continuing educa- about sports in the Up- will be accepted. To this 5/3, 5/10, 5/17 PAINTING • Sod tion. Current unrestricted per Cumberland? Would end, you must bring suffi - Residential/Commercial; • Seed & Aerate Tennessee licensure as an like to attend high school cient funds to outbid the Painting Cookeville for 40 • Mulch Advanced Practice Nurse football games or college lender and any other bid- PUBLIC NOTICES years. Staining decks, pow- • Fertilize and RN or Physician Assis- basketball contests? The ders. Insuffi cient funds will er washing. Reasonable 20 years experience. tant. Must hold a National Herald-Citizen is accept- not be accepted. Amounts rates. Free Est. Call (931)- Use Commercial Equip- Certifi cation in a Nursing ing applications for sports received in excess of the 303-6291 ment Specialty Area. stringers to cover sports for winning bid will be refunded Call(931) 260-8646 EXPERIENCE: Minimum the upcoming year. If you to the successful purchaser JUST-RITE PAINTING one year experience pre- think you would like to fi nd at the time the foreclosure Top Quality •30 Yrs Exp. ferred. Nephrology experi- out more information, con- deed is delivered. •Int/Ext •Res/ Comm Dream Scapes ence preferred. tact Scott Wilson at Call Tommy 270-601-0531 Landscape SKILLS: Advanced Prac- scott.wilson@ This property is being sold or 931-310-1354 Mowing, mulch, top soil, tice Nursing Skills. Needs to herald-citizen.com with the express reservation landscape gravel, bobcat, be a self-starter and capa- that the sale is subject to Munoz Remolding/Paint- dump truck. Stone work, ble of decision making with- confi rmation by the lender ing: Bathroom remodeling, decks. (931)252-4707 in their scope of practice. HEALTH CARE EMPLOYMENT or trustee. This sale may be Hardwood, Wall repair, Int/ Apply online at: rescinded by the Substitute Ext Deck staining, Gut- www.crmchealth.org Local hearing aid facility Trustee at any time. ters cleaned. Much More! Gardens Plowed, Ready E.O.E. in Cookeville is looking for (931)239-5812 to Plant. Trees Trimmed & an Offi ce Assistant. Duties THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO Removal, Hedge Trimmed, Drill Helper Wanted - $15/ will include phones, sched- COLLECT A DEBT, AND Gutters Cleaned Out. Lic’d/ hour to start. Will train, uling appointments, data ANY INFORMATION OB- PEST CONTROL Ins’d. Bruce Thompson Overtime available. Jackson entry and assisting with pa- TAINED WILL BE USED FOR (931)252-2277 Enterprises Inc. (615)444- tients. THAT PURPOSE. 4545, (615)210-5912 “Gregorio’s Lawn Hours will be 8-5pm Mon Padgett Law Group, Substi- Maintnence” Early Childhood Center thru Thurs. Couple of eve- tute Trustee High Quality Work, Aff ord- Teacher needed. Must nings may run in to 6pm, 6267 Old Water Oak Road, able Prices! Lawnmowing, be 21+ with 2 yrs ECC ex- only if we have late appts. Suite 203 mulching, shrubs, & MUCH perience, CDA and TECTA Tallahassee, FL 32312 MORE! Free Est, Lic’d/ traing. 931-520-3766 or Forward resume to Susie@ (850) 422-2520 (telephone) Ins’d. 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For free in- one (1) week from today on • Classi ed Dept. payments vice, also power washing. •Temps to Hire for Local formation about buying a • Letters to the Editor 931-526-8550 May 10, 2019. Ann Flatt, City Charter #4252 Comm/Res, Lc’d/Ins’d. Factory. biz op or franchise without Recorder • Community News Bulletin Call (931)260-5322 •Quality Control Inspectors. getting scammed, write to 5/3 • I Like to Know Questions Call DP Personnel the Federal Trade Com- • News & Sports Info and REMODEL/REPAIR WORK MELVIN’S SMALL JOBS (931) 372-8882 mission, Washington, D.C., Photos Masonry Repair, Construc- 257 S. Willow Ave, Ckvl 20580 or call the National YOUR LOCAL NEWS A&L REMODELING & tion Work, Tree & Yard Fraud Information Center, TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF SOURCE Work. Call (931)252-3864 Immediate Opening for 1-800-876-7060. This mes- Herald-Citizen New construction. Kitch- fi SALE OF REAL ESTATE en, bathroom specialists, or 931-214-0075 maintenance/ repair/ x it sage is a public service of AND AFFIXED 1300 Neal Street man. Must have some work- the Herald-Citizen & Re- Cookeville, TN 38501 Lowe’s general contractor, MANUFACTURED HOME Lic/Ins. Free Est. Mike 931- SIMPLE LAWN CARE ing knowledge of plumbing, gional Buyers Guide. 239-4799 or Lee 931-854- Mowing, Weedeating, Lawn electrical, remodeling, roof- ANTHONY R. STEELE is PLEASE READ YOUR AD Care, Concrete, Sidewalks, ing repairs. Permanent P/T The Herald-Citizen makes 7440 the Trustee of a Deed of ff Landscaping & MUCH position. Honest, depend- FINANCIAL SERVICES Trust executed on March every e ort to assure that MORE! Free Estimates!! able + trustworthy need your ad is accurate. Adver- 27, 2012, by KATHY ANN 660-412-1426. Serving the only apply. Ref’s, credit ck FEDERAL LAW allows SISCO and spouse, PERRY tisers should read their ad- Cookeville Area! req’d. Hugh Billingsley vertisement the fi rst day it you to correct your cred- LEWIS SISCO. The Deed daily 12PM-3PM @ 260- it report for free. For more of Trust appears of record appears and report any er- 2032 rors immediately. The Her- information about credit in the Register’s Offi ce of OTHER repair scams, write to the ald-Citizen is responsible REPLACEMENT Putnam County, Tennessee, fi Legitimate job placement Federal Trade Commission, at Record Book 688, Page for only the rst incorrect WINDOWS & DOORS BIG JIM’S fi rms that work to fi ll specif- insertion and no allowance Washington, D.C., 20580 276 (“Deed of Trust”). The Call today for free in-home ECONOMY HAULING ic positions cannot charge or call the National Fraud Trustee will sell the proper- will be made for more than Est. Serving Ckvl for over 15 Junk, debris, clean outs. an upfront fee. For free one insertion. Information Center, 1-800- ty described in the Deed of yrs. 931-Windows Free est. Sr disc. Small jobs information about avoid- 876-7060. This message is Trust at a foreclosure sale ok! 931-261-3511 ing employment service a public service of the Her- requested by the current scams, write to the Feder- ald-Citizen & Regional Buy- holder of the Deed of Trust LOST & FOUND TREE SERVICE & RELATED NO HIGH school diploma al Trade Commission, 600 ers Guide. and underlying indebted- needed. How often do you Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, ness, Vanderbilt Mortgage LOST: Large black cat ap- Arbor Medics Tree Spe- see that? Putnam Coun- Washington, DC 20580, or IT’S ILLEGAL for com- and Finance, Inc. Pursu- prox 20 lbs lost in Tara Es- cialist: Owner: Scott Win- ty Adult High School can you can go online to fi panies doing business by ant to T.C.A. §47-9-604 this tates area. $100 Reward. ningham. ISA Certi ed Ar- show you a way to com- http://www.fraud.org/. phone to promise you a sale shall also include the Call with any info (931)520- borist. #SO-5152-AT plete the credits you missed This message is a public loan and ask you to pay affi xed manufactured home 7681 537-6829 / 261-1967 when you were in school service of the for it before they deliver. described as one (1) 2012 before. Flexible schedule Herald-Citizen & Regional For free information about CMH Manufactured Home — days or evenings. Indi- Buyers Guide. avoiding advance fee loan bearing Serial Number CLEANING Evergreen Tree Service vidualized study. Possible scams, write to the Fed- CLM093806TN. Stump grinding, top, trim, credit for work or armed LPN needed @ Bailey Man- ff eral Trade Commission, TOM’S CARPET prune, remove trees. Je services training. Relaxed or in Cookeville. FT night Washington, D.C., 20580 Sale Date and Location: CLEANING Burchett & Shawn Rober- atmosphere. Free. If you shift with health, dental, vi- or call the National Fraud May 29, 2019, at 10:00 #1 Cleaning Specialist son. Fully Insured are between 18 and 118 and sion, 401K off ered. Please Information Center, 1-800- a.m. at the front door of the Call (931)349-2288 (931)319-1199, 261-8870 want information about reg- contact Melissa @ 931- 876-7060. This message is Courthouse in Cookeville, istering, call 528-8685. This 400-0093 for application or a public service of the Her- Putnam County, Tennessee. XTREME PRESSURE OLD TIMERS TREE could be your year to gradu- email resume to ald-Citizen & Regional Buy- WASH SERVICE ate. If you can dream it, you mstephens@baileymanors. ers Guide. Property Description: Ab- Commercial/Residential, 4 generations of tree care. can do it. com breviated description per Licensed/Insured. Clean vi- Specialize in dangerous TCA 35-5-104(a)(2) is the nyl, brick, gutters, concrete, tree removal.Grind stumps. property referenced and decks, fences & MORE! Lic/Ins. T. Bowman HELP WANTED Machinist & Tool Maker described fully in the Deed Call (931)261-5542 537-2466;260-5655 Needed of Trust and additionally Brunton Masonry is hiring Flexial Corporation has an at Record Book 688, Page CONCRETE/MASONRY mason laborers up to $15/ immediate need for 2nd 273, and commonly known YARD WORK & RELATED hr. for a job in Sparta. Fred shift (2) Machinist & (1) Tool Cookeville office opened in 1987 as 6900 Sheep Bluff Road, 315-440-3483 Maker. Cookeville, Putnam Coun- COOKEVILLE CONCRETE A ARCHER BROS Positions are fulltime with by Arnold E. Lefkovitz ty, TN 38506. Driveways, slabs, all types LAWNCARE Canoe the Caney/JBeez benefi ts / Part-time and ALL TYPES OF Property Address: 6900 of stamped concrete, all Lawn mowing, weed eating, Watercraft is hiring sum- co-ops also encouraged to BANKRUPTCIES Sheep Bluff Road, types of metal bldgs. 20% hedge trimming. Depend- mer crew members! Man- apply. Hourly rates $12.29 – Cookeville, Putnam Coun- disc to all Sr. Citizens. able, aff ordable & quality agers, Rental Assistants, $20.00 depending on expe- Chapter 7 • Chapter 11 • Chapter 12 • Chapter 13 ty, TN 38506. Winter time special. 40 yrs work. 931-510-8570 CDL Bus Drivers, and more. rience and skill set. If you More than 35 years of experience filing Tax Map Identifi cation exp. Lic/Ins. (931)284-8663 Great work environment & think you have what it takes tens of thousands of bankruptcies. No.: 098-011.03 (Howev- A-1 Mowing, Landscap- fl exible schedules. Join our to be a contributing play- • STOP Garnishments • STOP Foreclosures er, the property description DILLONS CONCRETE ing, Pressure Washing, team! Call 931-858-2628, er in our fast-paced pro- • STOP Repossessions • STOP Debt Harassment shall control in the event Patios, garage slabs, steps, hauling, cleaning, odd jobs. ext.1014 ductive environment we’d of any inconsistencies be- driveways, etc. Lic’d/Ins’d. Free Est. Call 931-265- love to hear from you! You tween the description and Free quotes. (931)881-5814 5775 Cookeville Regional can apply confi dentially by ADOPTIONS address or tax identifi cation Medical Center seeking sending your resume to hr@ DIVORCE number). Flintstones Masonry A1Rhett Butler’s Full-time Nephrology fl exial.com or in person at Specializing in: Basements, LAWN CARE Nurse Practitioner 1483 Gould Drive, Cookev- CHILD CUSTODY Parties Interested: NONE Foundations, Stone, Mowing, Landscaping, ille, TN – No Phone Calls Fireplace, Tile, Lic’d & Ins’d, WILLS & PROBATE KNOWN. Mulching, Under the direct or indirect Please. 312-A East Broad St., Cookeville Excellent rates, Free Est. Yard Maintenance supervision of a licensed Serving Cookeville & the Entire Upper Cumberland Area All sales of Property, both Alex Argueta Call local cell 544-3303 physician, the Advanced Pest Control Company real and personal, are “AS (931)252-3864 Nurse Clinician/Physician has PT position available 528-5297 IS” and “WHERE IS” without ADVANCED LAWN CARE Assistant assesses pa- for Pest Control Tech/Ter- www.lefkovitz.com We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for relief. representation or warran- 931-260-5734 tients’ Medical/surgical mite Tech/Sales. Some © 2014 Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz ty as to merchantability or CONSTRUCTION WORK Mowing, Mulching, Trim- conditions, administers experience required. Send fi tness for a particular pur- ming, Landscaping, Leaf treatments under physician pose or of any kind, except DDS Roofi ng & Home Imp Removal, Aerate, Seed, fi orders or in conformity with as to title and authority to Roo ng/siding special- Sod, Snow Removal, Spring usual practice, advises and Bledsoe County Correctional Complex ist, decks, garages, power convey. Cleanup, Sr. Discount. counsels patients or their Correctional Offi cer Openings The sale of the described washing, staining, con- legal guardian of patient property is subject to all crete, ceramic & hardwood Bushhogging, Garden Till- problems. This privilege fl ooring. Free Est, Lic/Ins’d, ing, Front End Loader, Dirt & Correctional Offi cers starting on or before March 18th will be trained onsite. matters shown on any re- does not include the prac- You will not be required to go to the training academy in Tullahoma, TN. corded plan; any unpaid 25 yrs exp, Sr/military dis- Gravel Work, Lawnmowing. counts. 931-310-6635 taxes, any restrictive cove- www.tn.gov/hr nants, easements, set-back Don’t wait; apply online or onsite Monday through Friday. lines, prior liens, encum- FLATT CONSTRUCTION • Starting Salary: $2,277/month brances, if any, and any • $600 Correctional Offi cer Sign-On Bonus other priority as may appear For all your building needs. CNA CLASSES STARTING SOON. IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED COME BY AND FILL OUT AN APPLICATION. • 12 Hour Shifts in the public records. Title Any home repair, painting, • 3 Day Weekend Every Other Week, Off Friday, Saturday & Sunday to the manufactured home garages, decks, porches, fi Now hiring several CNA’s 6am-2pm, 2pm-10pm and 10pm-6am, 1 • 12 Hours of Overtime per Month Built into the 12 Hour Schedule may be transferred by Bill of siding, roo ng, additions. • Overtime Available fi FT Dietary Aide 6am-1:30pm, 2 FT Dietary Aides 1pm-8:30pm, 1 PT Sale or Certi cate of Title, (931)265-5687 Dietary Aide 1pm-8:30pm, 1 FT Cook 5:30am-1:30pm split shift 11am- • High School Diploma or GED Required as the case may require. 7pm, 1 FT Charge Nurse-LPN 11pm-7am and 1 Medicare/Skilled RN • Starting Salary of $2,391/month with Proof of an Associate or Bachelor Degree The right is preserved to ad- HANDYMAN 9am-6pm. • Eligible Veterans, Service Members, can use Post-9/11 or Montgomery GI journ the day of the sale to All Types of Home Repairs. Bill benefi ts for participation in the 12 month Correctional Offi cer Training another day, time and place Can do it all. No job too New CNA’s with no experience starting at $11.35 and goes up Program certain without further pub- small. References avail. Call depending on experience and same for LPN and RN’s. New LPN”s Contact Human Resources at (423)881-6180 lication, upon announce- Today (931)267-7894 with no experience starting at $17.00 and goes up. New RN with no ment at the time and place experience starting at $26.25 and goes up. Employees and eligible dependents are off ered Health, Dental, Life, for the sale set forth above. Pharmacy and Vision Insurance. Paid Time Off including Military Leave, 401K, ELECTRICAL We off er top pay & benefi ts including 401k Retirement, Employee Retirement Plan and Tuition Assistance are a few of the benefi ts aff orded to Stock Ownership, Health, Dental, Life, Vacation Package, Scholarship state employees. THE PURPOSE OF THIS program for nurse advancement. COMMUNICATION IS HANDYMAN Electrical, plumbing, car- Join TEAM TDOC and be a part of our eff orts to be recognized as the best TO COLLECT THE DEBT (931) 525-6655 - Phone correctional agency in the nation. AND ANY INFORMATION pentry, masonry. 30 years (931) 525-3581 - Fax www.tn.gov/correction OBTAINED AS A RESULT exp. No project too big or 444 One-Eleven Place WILL BE USED FOR THAT small. 931-854-0291 Cookeville, TN 38506 The Department of Correction is an Equal Opportunity Employer. EXPRESS PURPOSE We are an equal opportunity employer FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 CLASSIFIED HERALD-CITIZEN B5 herald-citizen.com

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Retail O ce/Space Avail. more details. stands, lrg dresser, chest Rain or Shine. Approx 2800 SF. $2000/ AMERICAN WAY REAL condition. Heated leather 2BR 1.5BA townhouse, seats, good Michelin tires. of drawers. Interested 931- mo. Great downtown ESTATE 743-7827 CHA, WD/HU, $575/mo , 6 location! (931) 526-9581 $8500 obo. Call (931)510- New Subdivision blocks from TTU. 265-8661 9158 1100 CrossPointe Dr FALCON REALTY, Brittany: (931 252-4061 Toaster Oven $30; George 528-2158 Corner of Bob Bullock & 2BR, 1.5BA Townhome. Foreman $20. Angels, elec- Old Sparta Rd falconrealtycookeville.com SUNDAY, MAY 5 trical & musical, (1)$20, oth- W/D HU, appl’s. NO pets 1:00 - 2:30 SATURDAY 5/4 .. 8AM $600/mo. (931)252-8289 ers $10 ea; Antique what- Housewares, jewelry, kids/ 4334 Big Orange not shelf $20. 931-607-4459 teen clothes, etc HOMES FOR SALE From PCCH: West on Spring 2BR, 1BA. Stove, refrig, St/Hwy 70, L on Hawkins DW, CH/A. $380/mo. Small Crawford, R on Big Orange, SAT 5/4 - pets OK!! Call 526-1988. GARAGE & YARD SALES 7AM-? MOVING SALE - home on R. $279,500. Host- LUXURY 2015 COLUMBUS Furniture, treadmill and lots ing: Kerri Reeder. See our 5TH WHEEL. Approx 38’ 3BR, 2BA luxury condo: display ad in Sunday, May of items. $775/mo + dep long, rear liv, 3 slide outs. PLANNING A 1020 Christmas Lane 5th’s Herald-Citizen Clas- OKNy $37,000. Call 528- Call (931)-267-3933 sifi ed for more details. 3674 YARD SALE??? SATURDAY ONLY .. 7A-1P AMERICAN WAY R.E. 360 So old Kentucky Rd Kerri: (931)319-4431 Live within the city limits Cookeville, 38501 AUTOS FOR SALE of Algood or Cookeville? Nice clothes, shoes, 3-in- SUNDAY, MAY 5 Home with 10 acres, 5 min- 12PM - 2PM 1 convertible crib, TOO utes from Dale Hollow Dam. 2008 HHR MANY ITEMS TO LIST! 333 Brookside Dr, 38506 250,000 miles. $2,000 You MUST go to your BLACKWELL REALTY & From PCCH: No on Wash- AUCTION Call (931)265-3127 YARD SALE ington, R on 10th, R on city’s business office to Joyce Jordan Cooper in Algood, R on SATURDAY .. 8A-12N 615-542-3501 2011 Chevy Impala. Whte/ obtain a permit. 107 Leon Dr, 38506 Dry Valley, L on Brookside, grey int. 1 owner, 124K Golf clubs, grill, clothes, FOR RENT home on L. $395,000. Host- miles, clean, no dents new City of Algood misc items, luggage, stereo 1 , 2 & 3 Bedroom Apts, ing: Kathy Dunn. See our tires, brakes, well main- speakers, lamps, & MORE!! Houses. Many locations OPEN HOUSES display ad in Sunday, May tained, lady driven. $4,850. 215 W Main St. 5th’s Herald-Citizen clas- Algood, TN FALCON REALTY, SUNDAY MAY 5 fi Serious calls only. (931)979- YARD SALE 528-2158 si ed for more details. 7708 1:00 - 2:30 FIRST REALTY CO. or SATURDAY 5/4 .. 7A-TIL falconrealtycookeville.com 1254 Eastwood Dr, 38501 1580 Garden Lane 38501 528-1573 RARE 1954 Sun Valley FROM PCCH: E on Spring Kathy: 265-4589 City of Cookeville Briargate S/D Lrg 1BR 1BA: Appls, WD/ St, L on Old Kentucky Rd, Mercury Glass Top Car. Treadmill, highchair, fi le HU, water incl’d $400/mo Original motor & drive train. 45 E. Broad Street L on Eastwood, bear right, SUNDAY, MAY 5 cabinet, books, TOO MANY $300/dep No pets 931-836- home on L. 179,900. Host- Runs & drives nice. Askng Cookeville, TN ITEMS TO LIST! Will re- 3400 1PM - 3PM $18,960. Price negotiable. ing: Drew McMillan. See our 610 N. Ferguson Ave, A GREAT “IN THE schedule if rain. display ad in Sunday May Call Fred 931-644-2777 Lrg 2BR, 2BA Duplex. Gar, Ckvl GARAGE” SALE 5th’s Herald-Citizen From PCCH: North on MOVING IN FIREWD/STOVES & RELATED study. Close to TTU, CHA, Classifi ed for more details. 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Must have AIR COMPRESSOR vet and ref’s. Call 931-935- 3BR, 2BA. Garage, stor- Flynn. See our display ad $50 Downsizing! SUNDAY MAY 5 in Sunday May 5th’s Her- 50 Years of stuff -Has to Go 1410 age barn, no smoking/pets, 12:30 - 2:00 fi 931-607-4459. $1000/mo + dep. 150 Joy ald-Citizen Classi eds for 2108 Boxwood Circle 2773 New Londion Dr more details. Cookeville, 38506 Border Collie/Heeler Lane, Algood. (931)265- Cookeville, 38506 BABY STROLLER/CAR- mix. He’s a Working dog 4475 FIRST REALTY CO. SEAT w/base; baby’s Jump- $294,929 528-1573 ESTATE SALE & needs to be on a farm. Hosting: Tyler Wilson. See aroo. $100 for both or will Male 1 yr old. Neutered & MONTEREY, small 3BR/ Jason: (931)319-7270 sell separate. 260-1740. FRI, SAT .. 7AM - TIL our display ad in Sunday 1177 Bill Smith Rd, 38501 has all shots. References 1BA house, fridge, stove, May 5th’s Herald-Citizen China & Curio cabinet, di- and must have a vet. Call CH/A, hookups, stor- Classifi eds for more de- Burgundy Leather Sofa Re- 931-935-1410 age building, background cliner with Matching Reclin- nette set, recliners, BR tails. suites, TV’s, antique glass, check, $700 month, $700 SKENDER-NEWTON er Chair. Good Condition. Looking for A PET? Adopt deposit. 931-261-3138 Asking $325. 260-1705 kitchenware, dishes, tools, REALTY table saw, planner, micro- your new best friend! (931)261-9001 Visit us online at www.aarf- FREE FIREWOOD waves , lawn chairs, coolers, Tyler: (931)349-2012 lamps, sewing machines, tn.com to see all of our res- COMM/INDUST FOR RENT You Cut - You Haul cued dogs, cats, puppies Call 931-248-9261 can jars SUNDAY MAY 5 and kittens! Meet the dogs 12:30 - 2:00 and cats for adoption at our FREE HORSE MANURE FRIDAY, SATURDAY 344 Vinson Rd 7AM-2PM adoption events - call, email Cookeville, 38501 Will load when dry or visit our website for our Call (931)644-2311 135 Fox Den Lane $139,929 Rickman, 38506 event schedule. All pets Hosting: Tyler Wilson. See are fully vetted and already FREE WOOD SKIDS fi our display ad in Sunday GARAGE SALE xed. A.A.R.F. is a 501(c) Offi ce space + common areas May 5th’s Herald-Citizen Available at the rear of the (3) non-profi t, no-kill animal fi Herald-Citizen FRI, SAT .. 8AM - 3PM Classi eds for more de- 1342 Pimlico Drive rescue/foster organization available w/ full service lease at tails. 1300 Neal Street, run by volunteers. Please Cookeville, TN. 38501 Colonial Heights S/D 111/I-40 interchange. Newly SKENDER-NEWTON Crystal, Dreamsicles, Dolls, be part of the solution to REALTY Power Rangers, Home In- end animal overpopulation remodeled upscale space. (931)261-9001 Golf Clubs For Sale - spay or neuter your pets. terior Pictures, Household, Skender-Newton Realty Tyler: (931)349-2012 •Driver - Callaway Great Big Shoes, books, Bath Seat, A.A.R.F. (All About Rescue ff fl Bertha (‘15). 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Having a hard time seeing items, clothes, shoes, adult, AMERICAN WAY REAL the print in your favorite Jr’s & kids. TOO MUCH TO MALE & FEMALE KIT- Northgate Business Park: ESTATE Newspaper, Magazine or Bi- LIST! TENS. I will pay for spay/ Several spaces avail. (2) (931) 526-9581 ble or ever had trouble read- neuter. Must have referenc- 3000SF suites, (6) offi ces. Brittany: (931 252-4061 ing the telephone directory HUGE YARD SALE es from a Vet. Call 931-935- Lance Rossie 261-7903 or a map? SAT 8AM-? 1410 SUNDAY MAY 5 Now Available 365 BRIARGATE WAY 2:30 - 4:00 Deluxe Framed furniture, collectibles, lawn 128 Big Springs Circle MAGNIFYING SHEET care, tools, much more! WANTED TO RENT The Cookeville, 38501 ONLY $3.25 plus tax $244,929 GET ONE TODAY!! MOVING OUT OF STATE Equal Housing Herald-Citizen Hosting: Tyler Wilson. See Start Seeing, Start Reading SALE RAIN or SHINE Opportunity our display ad in Sunday Herald-Citizen 95A WESTGATE CIRCLE, PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All May 5th’s Herald-Citizen 1300 Neal Street CKVL, Off East Broad real estate advertised in this Classifi eds for more de- Cookeville, TN 38501 Street newspaper is subject to the No. 1 in local news tails. 931-526-9715 FRIDAY & SATURDAY Federal Fair Housing Act SKENDER-NEWTON WHY NOT SUBSCRIBE 8AM - 2PM of 1968 and the Tennessee REALTY TODAY? must sell entire contents of Human Rights Act which Call 526-9715 (931)261-9001 home makes it illegal to advertise Tyler: (931)349-2012 JET SKI’S - 2014 Seadoo “any preference, limitation to subscribe Spark and a 1996 Seadoo MULTI FAMILY or discrimination based on GTX. Both run good - on (Rain or shine) race, color, religion, sex, REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS double trailer. $5,700. Call SATURDAY .. 7AM - TIL familial status or national (931)544-0345 389 Brookside origin, handicap/disability Algood, 38506 or an intention to make any Th e Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency is accepting proposals from JUST REDUCED. Basket- HH items, kids & adult such preference, limita- ball Guides: Pro Basketball clothes, toys, shoes, beach tion or discrimination.” This licensed and bonded contractors for remodel/installation services to be performed Bible, all 7 issues, complete wagon, books, kids pool, newspaper will not know- Handbook of Pro Basketball, Barbie jeep, rug. ingly accept any advertis- at our Van Buren County Head Start facility kitchen located at 24038 State Route back to the mid 80’s plus ing for real estate which is 30; Spencer, TN 38585. some annual magazines, MULTI FAMILY SALE in violation of the law. Our whole lot $40. 931-525-1020 FRI, SAT .. 8AM - TIL readers are informed that all 1405 W. Cemetery Rd dwellings advertised in this For specifi cations, contact Amye Anderson at (931) 528-1127 or Karla Hillis at Large TV, fl oor model Ckvl, 38506 newspaper are available on (about 60 inch), still works. Furn, ladies clothes, pre- an equal opportunity basis. (423) 881-5182 between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. $30. Must pick up. 931-252- school books, music & Equal Housing Opportunity, 6225. teaching materials, and M/F. MUCH MORE! Herald-Citizen & Regional Bids will be accepted until 3 p.m. CST, Th ursday, May 16, 2019 and opened publicly Lenox Stoneware Open Buyers Guide at that time. Mark proposal “Van Buren Head Start Facility Improvements” and Collection: dinner plates, MULTI FAMILY Y SALE 1300 Neal St., Cookeville, salad plates, soup bowls, FRI, SAT .. 7AM - 12N TN 931-526-9715 mail or deliver sealed bids to 580 S. Jeff erson Ave., Ste. B; Cookeville, TN 38501. casserole dish w/top, meat 6939 Nashville Hwy (FAX) 526-1209 platter all for $30. T-fal, Baxter 38544 Clipso pressure steamer Directly in front of UCHRA has the right to reject any and all bids. Any proposals received aft er the like new, several parts, w/ Upperman HS ROOMS FOR RENT steaming pots $55. Sears Womens/mens clothes, lots above deadline shall be considered late and will not be opened or considered. antique adding machine. of nurses scrubs, home STAR MOTOR INN All bidders must be licensed and bonded in the state of Tennessee in order to be Hand operated. From 50’s items, furniture, & MORE! Weekly starting @ $200 + w/all accessories. $40. Insu- tax. Free internet, frig, guest considered. lated combination mini ice laundry, movie rentals. bucket & cocktail shaker $7. Pet Friendly, Construction 931-525-1020 Crews welcome. 526-9511 UCHRA is an Equal Opportunity Employer. B6 HERALD-CITIZEN SPORTS FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 herald-citizen.com 76ers rout Raptors for 2-1 lead

PHILADELPHIA draft picks, like in 2014 (AP) — Joel Embiid had when they drafted Embi- knocked the air out of id with the No. 3 overall Toronto by the time he pick. punctuated a Game 3 Hall of Famer Allen victory with a windmill Iverson and rapper dunk. Embiid sprinted Meek Mill engaged in a down the court with his lengthy embrace from arms stretched out like the courtside seats as airplane wings, and the the Sixers moved two Philadelphia 76ers fl ying wins away from their high in the postseason. Eastern Conference fi nal Embiid refused to appearance since 2001. get tripped up back in The Sixers just had to Philly, scoring 33 points survive Leonard. and playing to the Leonard toyed with “MVP!” chants to lead Ben Simmons in the the Sixers to a 116-95 third to lead Toronto’s victory over Toronto charge back into the Raptors on Thursday game. The Raptors night. ran Simmons through Philadelphia took a screens to give Leonard 2-1 lead in the Eastern the space he needed to Conference semifi nal create and bury open series. jumpers. And when “When I have fun, there was no space, my game just chang- Leonard simply bullied es,” Embiid said. “I’m his way to the basket. always told if I don’t He shoved a right elbow smile during the game it into James Ennis III and means I’m having a bad spun around him for a game or I’m not into it. two-handed jam. Leon- I know to get my game AP ard made all six baskets going, I’ve got to have Toronto Raptors’ Kawhi Leonard, right, reaches for the ball as he holds off Philadelphia 76ers’ Joel and scored 14 points in fun on the court.” Embiid, left, during Game 3 of a second-round NBA playoff series Thursday in Philadelphia. the quarter to cut the Embiid also had 10 defi cit to eight points. rebounds, shaking off badly overmatched out- Pascal Siakam intention- stars — serenaded him er layup and waved his Kyle Lowry and Danny a pair of passive games side of Kawhi Leonard. ally stuck out his right with chants of “MVP! arms and pointed with Green off ered little help and became the driving Embiid struck a chord leg and sent Philly’s MVP!” a smile as wide as the (20 combined points) and force on off ense the Six- when he buried a 3 in All-Star tumbling to the Jimmy Butler, the hoop. Embiid went 9 of 18 Leonard couldn’t carry ers needed as they chase the third that stretched court. The crowd went Game 2 standout, from the fl oor and made the Raptors on his own. their fi rst NBA champi- Philadelphia’s lead to wild and Siakam was dunked off his own 12 of 13 free throws. “They did a great job onship since 1983. 12. That was start of a hit with a fl agrant foul. steal and the Sixers had It was moments like scoring. We didn’t,” He made the game his string of plays that got Embiid made both free quickly put the game out this why the 76ers Leonard said. own in the third quarter Toronto’s attention. Em- throws as fans — in- of reach. Butler had 22 endured the painful Leonard scored 33 and helped the Sixers biid chased a loose ball cluding some of Phila- points. Process — the years of points, and Siakam put away a Raptors team and was tripped when delphia’s biggest sports Embiid scored anoth- tanking seasons for high added 20. Avs, Bruins win; get even DENVER (AP) — Nathan MacKin- BRUINS 4 non kept up his scoring spree with a BLUE JACKETS 1 second-period goal, Philipp Grubau- COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Tuukka er stopped 32 shots for his fi rst ca- Rask stopped 39 shots and the Boston reer playoff shutout and the Colorado Bruins got some much-needed pro- Avalanche beat the San Jose Sharks duction from their top-liners in a win 3-0 Thursday night to tie the Western over the Blue Jackets that evened Conference semifi nal series at two their Eastern Conference semifi nal games apiece. series at two games apiece. MacKinnon has at least one point Patrice Bergeron had two goals, in eight straight games. It’s the lon- David Pastrnak had a goal and an gest streak by an Avalanche player assist and Sean Kuraly also tallied in the postseason since Peter Fors- for the Bruins, who had lost the last berg had a point in eight straight in two games in the best of-seven series 2002. but knotted the set again as it moves Colin Wilson gave Colorado a two- back to Boston for Game 5 on Satur- Former Tennessee Tech football player Anthony Akers recently helps out goal cushion with a power-play goal day. at the NFL Draft in Nashville. early in the third period. Wilson’s Artemi Panarin scored for Co- score was set up by a no-look, be- lumbus on a controversial play, and tween-the-legs pass from Mikko Ran- Sergei Bobrovsky, who has been tanen, who registered two assists. spectacular in the postseason so far, Former TTU footballer Erik Johnson added an empty-netter had 41 saves but was beaten on long with 1:09 remaining. shots by Pastrnak and Bergeron in plays role in NFL draft Game 5 is Saturday in San Jose. the fi rst period.

NASHVILLE (TTU) — The lights there and got announced, we had to beamed down on the stage standing line them up in alphabetical order. on Nashville’s riverfront. As Anthony Then we had to line the players up Akers stood there, the neon lights of in alphabetical order. As the coaches Broadway and the Nashville skyline walked across the stage, I had to get greeted him. them to follow me. It was the logistics As he made his way across the stage, of getting them around the stage. the Tennessee Tech senior followed the “Friday, the NFL legends were there predetermined path - handshake and to introduce the picks. I was actually hug from National Football League the last guy they talked to before they commissioner Roger Goodell - or, in walked on the stage. I’d introduce this case, his dress rehearsal stand-in myself and talk to them with (the NFL - held up the jersey and basked in the Network’s) Michael Irvin or Colleen moment. Wolf afterward after they announced While he wasn’t one of the players the pick. That was probably one of that was being drafted, Akers played the coolest parts. I shook hands with a vital role in the 2019 NFL Draft, Reggie Wayne right before he went out helping event organizers put on a show there and talking trash to the Titans’ that thrilled football fans. fans, same with Pat McAfee. I met Ray- “So my little brother’s best friend’s fi eld Wright, Jackie Slater, Orlando uncle is the executive vice president of Pace, Kam Chancellor, Jurrell Casey - Bandwagon Sports Entertainment and just legends. That was pretty cool.” they produced the NFL Draft, the Su- For Akers though, the coolest mo- per Bowl, the U.S. Open, the Olympics, ment may have been the night before the NBA Finals, the Kentucky Der- the event happened for real as they by - they do all kinds of professional held a walkthrough to make sure it sporting events,” Akers said. “I called was perfect. him and they said they had a spot for “They rehearse the fi rst pick to me if I wanted it and help out.” make sure all the cameras are follow- And as his duties started, it was the ing the right way and the band and the typical, mundane tasks. DJs are set,” Akers said. “They needed “I started working on that Wednes- a stand-in for the fi rst draft pick, so I day and I was basically just operations got to do that. assistance, doing everything from “It was pretty cool. How it happened going to the grocery store to get snacks was that I was sitting in the player for everybody to taking out the trash green room and it come over the PA and stuff like that,” Akers said. - ‘With the fi rst pick in the 2019 NFL “But that was really cool, because I Draft, the Arizona Cardinals select…’ saw how everything was set up there. and they just made up a name. I stood They had this trailer park setup with up and gave a fake hug. There were the control room, the engineers, the three cameras zooming in on me. I utility crews - just about everyone who walked down the carpet and up the had anything to do with the event. I got steps. There were another fi ve cam- to go in there and see the real behind- eras in front of me. I gave the fake com- the-scenes stuff .” missioner a hug and he gave me a fake Then, as the weekend wore on, the jersey. I smiled for the camera, then responsibilities grew. smiled for the crowd because everyone “On Thursday, I was on the stage, was watching this. It was all down doing a lot of behind-the-scenes tasks,” Broadway because they had it on the Akers said. “When the coaches were big screens as well.”