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BY LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS Democratic candidates still The Republican ballot in in August. Register online at ovr. HERALD-CITIZEN seeking the nomination for Putnam County also contains The Democratic ballot govote.tn.gov or at the Putnam president include Michael Judge Wesley Bray seeking doesn’t contain any candi- County Election Commission Tennessee’s presidential Bennet, Joe Biden, Michael the Republican nomination for dates for Criminal Court offi ce from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at preference primary is March Bloomberg, Pete Buttigieg, the unexpired term of Crimi- Judge Part II in the 13th 705 County Services Drive in 3 — just a month away — and Tulsi Gabbard, Amy Klobu- nal Court Judge Part II. Bray Judicial District nor any for Cookeville. those who aren’t registered to char, Deval Patrick, Bernie was appointed to the position Putnam County Assessor of A sample ballot is printed vote have until Monday to do Sanders, Tom Steyer, Eliz- last year by Gov. Bill Lee after Property. on Pages A6 and A7 of today’s so. abeth Warren and Andrew Judge David Patterson retired. To register to vote in Herald-Citizen. President Donald Trump is Yang. Other Democratic can- Putnam Property Assessor Putnam County, you must Early voting dates for the on the Republican ballot seek- didates remain on the ballot Steve Pierce is also on the be a U.S. citizen, a resident of March 3 election are Feb. 12- ing the Republican nomina- who have since announced March primary Republican Putnam County and at least Feb. 25 at the Putnam County tion for president, along with they have dropped out of the ballot seeking the nomination 18 years old on or before the Election Offi ce. For more Joe Walsh and Bill Weld. race. to be elected to another term March 3 election. information, call 931-526-2566. Hughes Schools to not be cleaned guilty during of rape ‘sick’ days BY PAIGE STANAGE HERALD-CITIZEN BY JIM HERRIN HERALD-CITIZEN Kevin Blake Hughes, 22, of Pickett County was Interim Director of Schools Corby King found not guilty of rape said all Putnam County schools will be Friday after a three-day getting a cleaning this week as offi cials jury trial in Putnam Coun- work to stave off the spread of fl u and ty Criminal Court. other viral illnesses. The jury, composed of “Our cleaning service, ABM, will do six men and six women some deep scrubbing and deep cleaning in all the classrooms, all the fi xtures,” he RELATED STORY said. “Just a little extra attention in all the schools.” Judge issues Brady violation ruling The announcement that all Putnam PAGE A2 County school would be closed Monday and Tuesday of this week came late of varying ages, found Friday, after offi cials noticed an increase Hughes not guilty after in absenteeism among both students and approximately three hours faculty. of deliberation. “We rose just a little bit through the Hughes’ attorneys, Ran- week, and we ended up at eight and dy York, Shawn Fry and half percent absent Friday,” King said. Brett Knight, expressed “We had fi ve schools that were above 10 happiness about the ver- percent absent and three others above 9 dict. percent.” “The right side won The highest absentee rates Friday were today,” Fry said. recorded at Baxter Primary School at York complimented the almost 17.6 percent. jurors. Algood Middle School, Monterey High “They saw right through School, White Plains Academy and Cane the smoke and mirrors Creek Elementary School also recorded from the state,” York said. absentee rates above 10 percent. Bret Gunn, 13th Judicial LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS | HERALD-CITIZEN “Algood Middle was at 11.3 percent,” Assistant District Attor- King said. “They had six teachers out, and ney General, did not give the principal at Algood went home today a statement regarding the Soup Kitchen Fun with it, as well.” verdict, but referred the Two-year-old Emma Lawson enjoys cabbage soup with her mom, Sylvia, King said the hope is that the unsched- at the Soup Kitchen fundraiser to benefit the Cookeville Rescue Mission SEE VERDICT, PAGE A2 at the Leslie Town Centre Saturday. SEE SCHOOLS, PAGE A2

Tech alum wins Grammy BY JIM HERRIN his reac- HERALD-CITIZEN tion to the news. “The A musical journey that adrenaline, began with “wonderful excitement, music teachers and men- and joy were tors” has now resulted like noth- in a Grammy Award for Terry ing I had a Tennessee Tech alum- ever experi- nus. enced. I’ve always been Craig Terry, who a dreamer. But in a received his Bachelor practical sense, both the of Music degree in 1996, nomination and award won a Grammy for his were a complete surprise collaboration on Joyce and a dream come true. “ DiDonato’s “Songplay,” Terry was raised in PAIGE STANAGE | HERALD-CITIZEN which won for Best Clas- Tullahoma and attended sical Solo Vocal Album. Tennessee Tech on a full “I was completely 385 Yoga Fest shocked,” he said about SEE GRAMMY, PAGE A2 Many people participate in the 385 Yoga Fest at Del Monaco Winery Saturday. herald-citizen.com INDEX 5 sections | 36 pages OBITUARIES Page A9-A10 DEAR ABBY B2 MORE! B1 Alice Haile, Atlanta Carl Lehman, Cookeville Michelle Castaneda, Cookeville Daniel Wood, Quebeck Lorraine Vaughn, Monroe CALENDAR A8 OPINION A4 Patsy Giddings, Cookeville Catherine Raines, Cookeville Orvie Barnes, Allons Mary Bryant, Cookeville Joshua Trent, Livingston CLASSIFIED C1 PUZZLES E4 Estelle Thompson, Baxter Wanda Miller, Cookeville Herbert Smallwood, Gainesboro Louise Dudney, Gainesboro A2 HERALD-CITIZEN FROM PAGE 1 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2020 herald-citizen.com 0LOTTERY0 VERDICT: Pickett County man found not guilty in rape trial Saturday Cash 3 Evening FROM PAGE A1 2-9-4, Lucky Sum: 15 Cash 3 Midday Judge hands down Brady violation ruling 0-2-5, Lucky Sum: 7 Herald-Citizen to 13th Cash 3 Morning Judicial District At- BY PAIGE STANAGE defense) to investigate to talk with a crucial 8-9-2, Lucky Sum: 19 torney General Bryant HERALD-CITIZEN the (evidence)... This is state witness — Hayden Cash 4 Evening Dunaway. a Brady violation es- Moore, the man who 1-8-6-4, Lucky Sum: 19 Dunaway could not be Putnam County Crim- tablished by the United reportedly heard the Cash 4 Midday reached for comment by inal Court Judge Gary States Supreme Court, alleged rape over the 2-4-9-5, Lucky Sum: 20 press time. McKenzie held another and not a violation of phone. Cash 4 Morning Hughes, 22, was closed hearing Friday some unwritten custom “Mr. Moore is a ma- 9-7-1-2, Lucky Sum: 19 accused of raping a morning in the Kevin in this judicial district. terial witness who the Powerball 25-year-old Cookeville Blake Hughes rape trial The remedy was the ex- state should have discov- 12-33-54-57-60 Powerball 13 woman on their fi rst concerning the state clusion of the testimony. ered (disclosed) to us,” Power Play 4 date in March 2018. withholding a material That’s the ruling of the Fry said. “We did not Both Hughes and the witness from Hughes’ court.” know how to reach this alleged victim testifi ed defense attorneys. A bar complaint can witness until yesterday during the trial. McKenzie handed be fi led by Hughes’ (Wednesday) around Jessie Mayberry, down a Brady violation attorneys, Randy York, 7 p.m. when Mr. (Bret) assistant 13th Judicial ruling, which requires Shawn Fry and Brett Gunn gave us his phone District Attorney Gener- prosecutors to disclose Knight, against 13th Ju- number. al, said Hughes planned exculpatory evidence, or dicial Assistant District “I called Mr. Moore 0READER SERVICES0 their fi rst date, which evidence favorable to the Attorney Generals Jessie and he said that he would Address: included watching mov- defendant, in the state’s Mayberry and Bret meet with me at my offi ce 1300 Neal St. ies at his brother’s home PAIGE STANAGE | HERALD-CITIZEN possession to the defense. Gunn, the prosecutors of at 7:15 this morning Cookeville, TN 38501 in Algood. Kevin Hughes hugs his McKenzie explained the case. (Thursday), but he stood The victim said that father after a Putnam the ruling Friday “It was improper for me up.” Mailing Address: the two went to a bed- County jury found him morning before the jury them to withhold the Gunn said Moore was room, where they talked not guilty of rape. was brought in to hear truth,” Fry said. “It’s on the witness list he P.O. Box 2729 and started kissing. She closing arguments. unheard of to hide a provided to the defense Cookeville TN 38502 said Hughes pulled her off the bed, but then he “The evidence was material witness.” Dec. 6, 2019, and that he sports bra up, and she grabbed her, threw her suppressed by the state,” Knight agreed and said would’ve tried to help Phone: 931-526-9715 said no. on the bad and digitally McKenzie said. that “When a law of this them retrieve Moore’s Fax: 931-526-1209 The alleged victim penetrated her. “It is irrelevant magnitude is violated, contact information if testifi ed that Hughes Hughes said he and whether it is willfully or it’s wrong.” they would have asked. News didn’t stop, that he tried the alleged victim both inadvertently done, and The ruling comes after Ultimately, Moore’s [email protected] to rape her. She said consented to the sexual prejudice ensued due the attorneys said they testimony was not heard Sports she blocked him and got acts. to lack of time (for the did not have any way by the jury. [email protected] Advertising [email protected] 0ARRESTS0 Living [email protected] Woman wearing Samuel Tyler Avenue, Cookev- for DUI; bond is SCHOOLS: Circulation Young, of Swaf- ille; arrested by the $2,000. [email protected] just socks charged ford Road, Cookev- CPD for aggra- Joshua M. Kray- Buildings to Business News ille; arrested by the vated assault and nak, of Highway [email protected] Putnam County contributing to 111 North, Cookev- Church News with indecency Sheriff ’s Off ice the delinquency of ille; arrested by the be cleaned [email protected] for theft; bond is a minor; bond is CPD for DUI; bond FROM PAGE A1 School News BY PAIGE STANAGE $3,000. $26,000. is $1,000. [email protected] HERALD-CITIZEN Julie L. Patterson, Johnny L. Baker, Cody Mitchell, of uled two-day vacation Classified Ads 53, of South Muray 37, of East 15th Sparmine Road, will make a diff er- [email protected] A Cookeville woman is charged Street, Gainesboro; Street, Cookeville; Lebanon; arrest- ence. with public indecency after she was arrested by the arrested by the ed by the PCSO “Hopefully, ev- Letter Guidelines reportedly found wearing nothing Cookeville Police CPD for manufac- for DUI; bond is erybody will stay All letters to the editor must be but socks in public. Department for turing a controlled $1,250. home and rest and signed and include the writer’s Brandi Macias Men- driving under the substance, driving Edy Toribio Velas- get healthy,” he said. name, address and phone dez of East Jere Whit- influence, unlawful with a suspend- quez, 30, of Lee “We look forward to number. Letters are subject to son Road was found possession of drug ed license and Seminary Road, everyone returning editing and/or rejection. A strict standing outside of the paraphernalia and possessing a Cookeville; ar- to school healthy 400-word limit will be enforced. Fall Creek Inn wear- possession of a firearm during the rested by the THP and ready to learn Send letters to the mailing ing nothing but socks, schedule IV con- commission or at- for DUI; bond is Wednesday, Feb. 5.” address listed above, or email according to arrest trolled substance; tempt to commit a $1,500. In an email to par- to [email protected]. MendezM d warrants. She allegedly bond is $1,000. dangerous felony; Timothy D. Clark, ents, King confi rmed had red, watery eyes Shaun Thomas bond is $10,500. 57, of Plantation that no School Age Order a Photo and a strong odor of alcohol. Romancheck, 28, Tyler Lee Sullivan, Drive, Cookeville; Care (SAC) will be Every photograph taken by a Cookeville Offi cer Andrew Gibbs of Woodliff Place, 32, of Lake Villa arrested by the provided Monday or Herald-Citizen photographer arrived on the scene and took Alpharetta, Geor- Circle, Cookeville; PCSO for DUI; Tuesday. TSSAA-re- and published in the paper Mendez back to her room where a gia; arrested by the arrested by the bond is $1,250. lated high school is available for purchase. Go seven-month-old child was lying un- PCSO for posses- Tennessee High- Katie Wilmoth, 29, athletic contests may to www.herald-citizen.com attended on the bed next to an empty sion of a handgun way Patrol for DUI; of Duncans Chapel continue at the discre- and click on “Photo Gallery.” alcohol bottle, the arrest warrants while under the bond is $750. 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Rates: 3 mo 6 mo 1yr GRAMMY: 1996 Tech graduate brings home ultimate music award Carrier or Mail: 385 FROM PAGE A1 atic stars of today.” doors through which to Zip Code $28 $54 $95 The Grammy winning walk.” Print & scholarship. album was a “labor of He credits TTU for E-Edition $29 $56 $98 “As a high school stu- love,” he says. helping him keep things E-Edition Only $21 $42 $84 dent, I studied French “The idea had been in perspective. Mail: Outside Horn with Arthur mine to treat baroque “When I was a student 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 LaBar, who heavily music in a more modern at TTU, I was allowed Mail: Outside recruited me to attend way. My dear friend to both fail and succeed Tennessee $82 $132 $220 TTU,” Terry said. “My Joyce DiDonato, the on an almost daily basis quality of education absolutely magnifi cent with the support of my Miss Your Paper? was superlative. I had artist and operatic su- professors and peers Your carrier is an independent wonderful music teach- perstar, believed in my alike,” he said. “That contractor. However, as a service ers and mentors, who idea, wholly embraced atmosphere of love and to our subscribers, our circulation strongly encouraged me it, sang gorgeously, and support, coupled with department is open from 8 a.m. and gave me endless op- made magical things musical expectation, until 4 p.m. Monday, 8 a.m. until 5 portunities to perform.” happen,” he said. “I has allowed so many p.m. Tuesday-Friday and from He describes his time couldn’t be more grate- of us to pursue our 7-9 a.m. Sunday to answer calls. at Tech as “incredibly ful to her for this oppor- dreams. As musicians, Call 931-526-9715. fortunate.” tunity. I also arranged we are an amalgama- “I was playing both all of the music, so it tion of our experiences, Herald-Citizen horn and piano con- was doubly rewarding and I couldn’t be more USPS 313-680 stantly, and learning that all of those hours of grateful for my forma- ISSN 8750-5541 not only from my won- Grammy Award recipient and TTU alumnus work were recognized tive ones at Tennessee The Herald-Citizen is published derful applied teachers, Craig Terry. in this way.” Tech University.” mornings Tuesday through Friday Professor LaBar and He’s not certain, Terry is not the only and Sunday except New Year’s Day, Dr. Catherine Godes, seed that I might have Lyric Opera of Chi- though, how or if being Tech alumnus to win Independence Day, Thanksgiving my piano teacher, but a realistic chance of a cago, in charge of the a Grammy winner will a Grammy, according Day and Christmas Day by Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., at 1300 Neal St., nearly the entirety of career as a pianist.” musical development change his professional to a TTU press release. P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. the music faculty,” he He is currently pur- of twelve highly gifted schedule. Blanton Alspaugh, who Periodicals postage paid at Cookeville said. “As a scholarship suing that career in singers and one equally “My professional earned a bachelor’s TN. POSTMASTER: send address requirement, I also Chicago, where he lives gifted young pianist,” schedule has been, in music education in changes to Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville TN 38502. accompanied the TTU with his husband, Hugh Terry said. “I also play thankfully, quite full 1981, has received eight The Herald-Citizen is a member of Chorale, then under the Russell, an internation- between forty and fi fty for many years now,” Grammys since 2008, the Tennessee Press Association direction of Dr. Robert ally renowned operatic recitals out of Chicago he said. “But as I look including Producer of and the Associated Press. The As- Wright, who along with baritone. every season, both in to the future, I know the Year, Best Opera sociated Press is entitled exclusively to use for publication news printed in Bryan Symphony Or- “I’m Music Director of North America and that this recognition Recording, Best Choral the Herald-Citizen. chestra conductor John the Ryan Opera Center, abroad, with the most will only help me fi nd Performance and best Dodson fi rst planted the the training wing of highly acclaimed oper- the next set of musical ensemble performance.

Jack McNeely WEATHER Editor & Publisher Today Monday Wednesday Almanac Lindsay McReynolds Sunny, with a high near 60. West Increasing clouds, with a high Tuesday A 90% chance of showers, with Sunday is the 33rd day of the Managing Editor southwest wind 10 to 15 mph, near 65. South wind 5 to 15 mph, A 90% chance of showers. High afternoon thunderstorms possi- year, with 333 remaining. The with gusts as high as 20 mph. with gusts as high as 20 mph. near 60. ble. High near 61. sun sets at 5:09 p.m. and will Roger Wells rise at 6:40 a.m. Monday. The Advertising Director Tonight Monday Night Tuesday Night Wednesday Night moon is a waxing gibbous Mostly clear, with a low around A 70% chance of showers, mainly A 100% chance of showers. Low A 100% chance of showers. Low with 57% of the visible disc Keith McCormick 43. after midnight. Cloudy, with a low around 55. around 48. illuminated. Circulation Manager around 52. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2020 NEWS HERALD-CITIZEN A3 herald-citizen.com Man charged with holding woman at gunpoint

BY PAIGE STANAGE Cookev- HERALD-CITIZEN ille Offi cer Craig A Cookeville man Ragsdale is accused of holding respond- a woman at gunpoint ed to the during an alleged do- incident. mestic assault Friday Clanton Rags- at a North Dixie Ave- dale was nue residence. met by the victim at Devan Alan Clanton the door. Clanton was of North Dixie Avenue also found inside “with reportedly forced the blood on his hands and victim to the fl oor of face,” the warrants the home, placed a .38 state. revolver against her The victim was head and threatened to “shaking violently and kill her, according to crying and stated that the arrest warrants. she thought she was “He forced the barrel going to die” during of the gun into her questioning from law mouth,” the warrants enforcement, according HERALD-CITIZEN FILE state. “During the to warrants. Proceeds from the Cookeville Cupid’s Chase 5K go to Community Options Inc., which provides struggle, the victim’s Clanton is charged housing and employment opportunities for people with disabilities. A group of those from nose started bleeding with aggravated Cookeville’s Community Options, Inc. attend the run last year. From left are Takrista Black, Daniel with the blood evident kidnapping and aggra- Howell, Brooklyn Loftis, Peter Johansen, and Kyle Harmon. on both parties.” vated assault; bond is During the reported $175,000. attack, Clanton al- He is scheduled to ap- legedly asked the vic- pear in Putnam County 5K benefi ts people with disabilities in region tim how it felt knowing General Sessions Court Community Options will host If you would like more infor- Options has developed housing she was going to die. Monday, March 9. its 12th annual Cupid’s Chase 5k mation about the Cupid’s Chase and employment programs for event in support of people with 5k in Cookeville, Tennessee people with disabilities - serving disabilities Saturday, Feb. 8 at please contact Jeanette Preece at thousands of people through $0 DOWN $0 CLOSING Tennessee Tech University. 931-372-0955 or Jeanette.preece@ over 40 offi ces across 10 states. OPEN EVERYDAY 8AM - 6PM All funds raised will be used to comop.org. Community Options provides 6781 Parwood Drive, Baxter, TN support people with disabilities The race in Cookeville will advocacy assistance to empower Adjacent to Southern Hills Golf Course in the Cookeville area. be one of 31 Cupid’s Chase races people with disabilities because Each runner will receive a taking place Saturday across all people - regardless of ability New, 2 Story4 BDS shirt that says “Available” or nine states. level - should live and work in the “Unavailable” in spirit of the Last year, Community Options community with dignity, choice + Flex Room, 3 BA Valentine’s Day theme. netted over $100,000 with 6,000 and self-determination. 2424 Sq Ft + You can register for any of our runners in attendance across the For more information please Garage - $269,000 race locations at https://www. country. visit our website www.comop.org. comop.org/cupidschase/ . For over 30 years, Community Ditty Road / Ben Jared Rd / 6781 Parwood Drive 931-544-3849

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A4 HERALD-CITIZEN Opinion SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2020 herald-citizen.com Herald-Citizen Established 1903 Jack McNeely Editor and Publisher Lindsay McReynolds Managing Editor Kate Cook City Editor Don Foy News Editor 0H-C EDITORIAL0 No time for frivolous bills Tennessee lawmaker has jumped aboard the “fake news” bandwag- on and joined the chorus of igno- Arance. State Representative Micah Van Huss, a Republican who represents part of Washington County, last week introduced House Joint Resolution 0779 that “recognizes CNN and the Wash- ington Post as fake news and condemns them for denigrating our citizens.” What’s falling from the sky? While we doubt that the 143-year-old, Pulitzer Prize-winning, long respected hen it comes to things JUST fi rst, we thought it ever he took her out of her cage. that might fall out of the might be a dog. But She bit him almost every day, Washington Post needs much defense sky and hit a person on JENNIE when I asked what sometimes so aggressively that of a resolution that one of our readers Wthe head, the list is long. she was carrying, his wounds required stitches. told us caused her to choke on her cof- Precipitation. Tree branches. the woman folded After a while, Jason decided Nuts. Pine cones. Bird poop. the blanket back he’d had enough. Iguanas can fee, we thought it was worth reviewing Rocks, if you’re hiking in the to reveal the scaly live up to age 20. Jason couldn’t the seven principles for the conduct of a mountains. green face of a very see himself spending the next But never had it occurred to large lizard. several years being attacked by newspaper, established by Eugene Mey- me that an iguana might come I took a quick a hostile reptile. So he did the er when he bought the Post in 1935. crashing down on my noggin. JENNIE step backwards. only thing he could think of. “The fi rst mission of a newspaper is That was the warning from “Ummm…what is West Virginians take pride in the Sunshine State last week, IVEY that?” I asked. feasting on squirrel, groundhog, to tell the truth as nearly as the truth only a few days after I’d re- “An iguana,” she possum and other unusual fare. may be ascertained. turned from a visit. My friends answered matter-of-factly, as “I had Louise for supper one “The newspaper shall tell ALL the and I spent a couple of hours at though it was perfectly normal night,” Jason told me. “And not Everglades Wonder Gardens in to be ambling through the Great as a guest.” truth so far as it can learn it, concern- Bonita Springs. Opened in 1936, Smoky Mountains with a huge That disturbing memory ing the important aff airs of America it’s one of the oldest roadside at- tropical lizard in your arms. washed over me when I heard and the world. tractions remaining in Florida Then she walked on. on the news that comatose and features a lovely botanical Even more memorable is iguanas were tumbling out of “As a disseminator of the news, the jungle that lets visitors get up the story of Louise, an iguana trees when temperatures in paper shall observe the decencies that close and personal with a vari- that belonged to a young man south Florida reached the low are obligatory upon a private gentle- ety of animals. There are birds named Jason who lived in a 40s. Because they’re cold-blood- galore, including ducks, ibis, little cabin that hung off the side ed, iguanas go into a state of man. strutting peafowl and fabulous of a mountain in West Virginia. brumation (semi-hiberna- “What it prints shall be fi t reading for fl amingos that eat right out of Jason had kept Louise as a pet tion) when the weather’s cold. your hand. Even more interest- for several years, which is no They’re unable to grasp onto the the young as well as for the old. ing are the reptiles. Tortoises. easy task. Iguanas have strict tree branches where they roost, “The newspaper’s duty is to its read- Snakes. Alligators, of course. environmental and dietary so they fall and lie stiff and ers and to the public at large, and not to And a teenaged iguana named requirements. Because they unmoving on the ground until Buddha, who’s been at the Won- can grow up to seven feet long, temperatures rise. the private interests of its owners. der Gardens for several years. iguanas need a big cage with “Whatever you do, don’t pick “In the pursuit of truth, the newspa- As Buddha stared at me from heat lamps, water misters, a them up!” wildlife offi cials per shall be prepared to make sacri- his fenced enclosure, my mind bucket to use as a toilet and warned residents and tourists. raced back to iguana stories fresh salads served at the same “Once they thaw out, iguanas fi ces of its material fortunes, if such from my past. Many years ago, time every day. Jason did his are likely to bite.” A warning course be necessary for the public these same friends and I were best to care for Louise, but he Jason was, no doubt, affi rming good. strolling the Gatlinburg Trail worked long hours away from all the way from wild and won- one sunny afternoon when we home and perhaps didn’t give derful West Virginia. “The newspaper shall not be the ally came face to face with a mid- her all the time and attention of any special interest, but shall be fair dle-aged woman cradling some- she craved. Louise grew mean. JENNIE IVEY is a Cookeville resi- thing wrapped in a baby blan- She took to whipping her strong dent. Visit her website at jennie- and free and wholesome in its outlook ket. It clearly wasn’t a baby. At tail or scratching Jason when- ivey.com. on public aff airs and public men.” Those 85-year-old words still speak volumes on what journalists every- where strive for today, when it’s per- haps even more diffi cult than ever Star Wars: Th e memories awaken before to determine what’s true and long time ago in a toy box every cent of my Despite the random canine what isn’t in the midst of 24-hour news far, far away… Tooth-Fairy cash vandalism and general deterio- cycles and headlines on social media. As a young urchin in on action fi gures. ration from the ravages of time the 1970’s, when I wasn’t My dad was even (and not just on me), I’ve had a We do this conducting the daily un- A risking radiation poisoning and enlisted in my great time reliving my boyhood glamorous work of a newspaper, re- a diabetic coma from sitting too obsession, touring by refurbishing my Star Wars porting about the things happening in close to the TV with an enor- the retail establish- collection. The restoration mous bowl of Fruity Pebbles, I JASE ments of the great- process began by washing the our community. We tell you about how could usually be found in my GRAVES er East Texas area toys in our seldom-used, off - your leaders are spending your tax room playing with my offi cial in search of the brand whirlpool tub. I actually Kenner Star Wars toys. These elusive Tauntaun considered getting in the bath dollars. We tell you when your neigh- memories recently came fl ood- - an alien creature from “The with them to play for old times’ bors have done something worthy of ing back like a river of Tang Empire Strikes Back” that looks sake, but with the vast numbers praise. We tell you about crime and Instant Breakfast Drink when like the love child of the GEICO of plastic fi gures, parts, and my dad bequeathed to me two hump day camel and Rex from pieces fl oating around in there, things you need to know to stay safe. large Sterilite storage contain- “Toy Story.” I worried I might accidentally We urge our lawmakers to abandon ers chock-full of my old Star My prized possession during give myself a Stormtrooper this joke of a resolution and get to work Wars toys that had been fer- those years was the original suppository. menting in his attic for the past Millennium Falcon toy, com- I now have the toys on display on real issues that matter for Tennesse- few decades. plete with a battery-powered in my nerd nook at home, and ans. I still remember being seven button that made a sound like I’m busily spending my three Some Tennesseans don’t have access years old and waiting in line the ship had an embarrassing daughters’ college savings on with my parents and big brother case of gas. However, the legend- eBay purchasing replacement to healthcare in their communities be- to see the fi rst Star Wars movie ary Falcon, like so many of my stickers, spaceship parts, and cause their hospitals have closed. - that’s “Episode IV: A New other vulnerable playthings, fell even the rare Yoda cloak - since Some Tennesseans pay hundreds of Hope” to all of my fellow dwee- victim to a power more sinister Fluff undoubtedly digested the bazoids out there. Although than Emperor Palpatine himself original sometime during the dollars every month for prescription I’m pretty sure I went to sleep - namely my dearly departed toy Carter administration. Occa- medication, including insulin. at some point during the fi lm, poodle, Fluff . Along with sav- sionally my wife catches me Chewbacca’s luxuriant fur coat agely dismembering several of just standing there and staring Some Tennesseans have to work mul- and Princess Leia’s cinnamon my action fi gures, Fluff infl icted wistfully at the toys, making tiple minimum-wage jobs to keep food bun hairdo (among her other singular abuse upon the Falcon. “Pew! Pew!” laser sounds under on the table and a roof over their heads. features) made a permanent On one fateful afternoon my breath. impression on me. when I had docked the Falcon At those times, she just More and more Tennesseans need to As soon as Kenner released on my bedroom fl oor without smiles, shakes her head a little, visit food banks to make sure they eat. their original wave of toys, in- its canopy lid, Fluff raised his and goes to the kitchen to mix When all Tennesseans have food to cluding a fully endowed Leia, I leg and scored a direct hit right me up a tall glass of Tang. succumbed to the injected-plas- inside the main cargo hold and eat, aff ordable housing, and medical tic side of the force. I eventually lounge. Fortunately, I was able JASE GRAVES is an award-win- care, then lawmakers can go to Nash- had the complete set of charac- to de-funk the ship with a little ning humor columnist. His email ville and fi le petty bills. Until that time, ters, and when the sequel came Pine Action Lysol, and any re- address is susanjase@sbcglobal. out, along with more toys, I was sidual damage actually added to net. they’ve got too much real work to do. a hopeless Jedi junkie, blowing its battle-tested appearance. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2020 NEWS HERALD-CITIZEN A5 herald-citizen.com Trump acquittal likely Wednesday

WASHINGTON (AP) — The kowski of Alaska said she, Senate narrowly rejected too, would oppose more testi- Democratic demands to sum- mony in the charged partisan mon witnesses for President atmosphere, having “come to Donald Trump’s impeach- the conclusion that there will ment trial late Friday, all but be no fair trial in the Senate.’’ ensuring Trump’s acquittal She said, “The Congress has in just the third trial to failed.” threaten a president’s remov- Eager for a conclusion, al in U.S. history. Senators Trump’s allies nevertheless pushed off fi nal voting on his suggested the shift in timing fate to Wednesday. to extend the proceedings Trump and Senate Major- into next week, acknowledg- ity Leader Mitch McConnell ing the signifi cance of the spoke by phone to lock in the moment for senators who schedule during a tense night want to give fi nal speeches. at the Capitol as rushed nego- To bring the trial toward tiations proceeded on and off a conclusion, Trump’s at- the Senate fl oor. torneys argued the House The trial will resume Mon- had already heard from 17 day for fi nal arguments, with witnesses and presented time Monday and Tuesday its 28,578-page report to the for senators to speak. The Senate. They warned against fi nal voting is planned for 4 prolonging it even further. p.m. Wednesday, the day after The House impeached Trump Trump’s speech. AP along party lines after less Trump’s acquittal is all but Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., gives a thumbs-up as he leaves the than three months of formal certain in the Senate, where Senate chamber during the impeachment trial. proceedings, making it the the GOP holds the majority quickest, most partisan pres- and where there’s nowhere Senators rejected the The next steps come in the Friday to call Bolton and idential impeachment in U.S. near the two-thirds needed Democrats’ eff ort to allow heart of presidential cam- White House acting chief of history. for conviction and removal. new witnesses, 51-49, a near paign season before a divided staff Mick Mulvaney, among To hear more witnesses, Despite the Democrats’ party-line vote. Republicans nation. Democratic caucus others, but all were rejected. it would have taken four singular focus on hearing Susan Collins of Maine and voting begins Monday in Key Republican senators Republicans to break with the new testimony, the Republi- Mitt Romney of Utah voted Iowa, and Trump gives his said even if Trump commit- 53-seat majority and join with can majority brushed past with the Democrats, but that State of the Union address the ted the off enses as charged all Democrats in demanding those demands and will make was not enough. next night. Four Democratic by the House, they are not more testimony. But that this the fi rst impeachment Senate Democratic leader candidates have been chafi ng impeachable and the partisan eff ort fell short. trial without witnesses. Even Chuck Schumer called that in the Senate chamber rather proceedings must end. Chief Justice John Roberts, new revelations Friday from decision “a tragedy on a than campaigning. “I didn’t need any more in the rare role presiding over former national security very large scale.” Protesters’ The Democrats had bad- evidence because I thought it the impeachment trial, could adviser John Bolton did not chants reverberated against ly wanted testimony from was proved that the president break a tie, but that seemed sway GOP senators, who said the walls of the Capitol. Bolton, whose forthcoming did what he was charged with unlikely. Asked late Friday, they’d heard enough. But Republicans said book links Trump directly to doing,” retiring GOP Sen. La- he told senators it would be That means the eventual Trump’s acquittal was justi- the charges. But Bolton won’t mar Alexander of Tennessee, “inappropriate.” outcome for Trump will be an fi ed and inevitable. be summoned, and none of a late holdout, told reporters Murkowski noted in an- acquittal “in name only,” said “The sooner the better for this appeared to aff ect the Friday at the Capitol. “But nouncing her decision that Rep. Val Demings, D-Fla., the country,” said Sen. Lind- trial’s expected outcome. that didn’t rise to the level of she did not want to drag the a House prosecutor, during sey Graham, a Trump confi - Democrats forced a series of an impeachable off ense.” chief justice into the partisan fi nal debate. dant. “Let’s turn the page.” new procedural votes late Republican Sen. Lisa Mur- fray. Democrats focus on unity as tensions from 2016 linger

NORTH LIBERTY, Iowa (AP) — Democrat- ic presidential candi- dates promised voters in Iowa on Saturday they would unify the party to take on Pres- ident Donald Trump even as they kept up their criticism of each other and navigated the lingering divides from AP the 2016 campaign. Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., speaks at “I’m confi dent Amer- a campaign event at The Black Box Theater Saturday in Indianola, Iowa. icans, Republican vot- AP ers, Democratic voters Democratic presidential candidate former and independent voters Vice President Joe Biden shakes hands with want us to come togeth- a member of the audience as he arrives Sanders calls for unity, but er,” former Vice Pres- at a campaign stop at the South Slope ident Joe Biden said Community Center in North Liberty, Iowa. in North Liberty. “I’m supporters have other ideas going to do whatever it not him. igieg, the former mayor takes to make progress “Let me say this so of South Bend, Indiana. in the areas that matter there’s no misunder- Those candidates, along CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa half are less sanguine. the party left, we are most.” standing,” the Vermont with Sen. Amy Klobu- (AP) — When Bernie Speaking at a concert bringing the party About 20 miles away senator said in Indiano- char of Minnesota and Sanders addresses for Sanders on Friday home,” she says. in Cedar Rapids, Massa- la. “If we do not win, we businessman Andrew throngs of supporters night, Rep. Rashida Then there’s fi lmmak- chusetts Sen. Elizabeth will support the winner Yang, crisscrossed Iowa who gather at his ral- Tlaib, D-Mich., led sus- er Michael Moore, who Warren updated her and I know that every on Saturday seeking a lies, the divisions that tained booing from the fi res up Sanders crowds stump speech to include other candidate will do breakout victory that plague the Democratic stage at the mention of by bashing “corporate a more explicit call for the same.” would propel them Party can feel far away. Hillary Clinton, his ri- Democrats” and sug- unity. On the eve of Mon- deeper into the contests The Vermont senator val in the 2016 primary. gesting that the party’s “We’re down to the day’s Iowa caucuses, the that will decide the speaks of building a Rep. Alexandria own leadership may fi nal strokes here,” she unity pledges marked Democratic nomina- “multiracial, multigen- Ocasio-Cortez, a New swoop in and steal the said. “But we under- an early — and urgent tion. erational movement” York Democrat who has 2020 nomination from stand that, we will and — eff ort to avoid the di- They have focused on that will cut through campaigned for Sanders Sanders in a way that we must come together vides that some Demo- a wide variety of policy economic divides, cata- across Iowa, says the some of the senator’s as a party to beat Don- crats say helped Trump issues ranging from pult him into the White Democratic establish- supporters believe it did ald Trump and I’ve got win the presidency in free college tuition to House and transform ment should conform to in 2016. a plan for that.” 2016. After a year of the role of government the nation. the progressive move- Such episodes demon- And Bernie Sanders campaigning, most in health care, crimi- Some of the high- ment, not the other way strate the tension at insisted he would back polls show a tight race nal justice reform, gun est-profi le surrogates around. the heart of Sanders’ the ultimate Democrat- between Biden, Warren, control and solutions to campaigning on his be- “We aren’t pushing campaign. ic nominee even if it’s Sanders and Pete Butt- climate change. Today is CUSTOM BUILT Custom size & fi rmness/softness All with a LIFETIME WARRANTY on the frame & workmanship

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ATLANTA (AP) — A state 85 northbound and multi-vehicle crash that southbound,” the statement sent large flames and black said. Fire crews from Gwin- smoke billowing over a busy nett and Dekalb counties interstate near Atlanta has put out the flames. left two people dead and The Georgia Department snarled traffic for hours, of Transportation said the police said Saturday. fire damaged five lanes of Officials in Gwinnett asphalt along the interstate County said the accident and that crews were brought occurred on a northbound in for emergency paving and stretch of Interstate 85 at repairs. about 7:50 a.m. in an area Authorities later tweeted northeast of Atlanta. that they had reopened all Large flames and thick lanes over the course of black smoke could be seen several hours on Saturday rising from the interstate in both directions. near an exit to another The interstate is a vital major thoroughfare, Jimmy artery through Georgia. Carter Boulevard. A fire beneath an elevated Police reported a loud section of the interstate in explosion was heard in March 2017 caused a section the crash and said a tank- in Atlanta to collapse. er truck and a passenger HYOSUB SHIN | ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION | AP That collapse that year vehicle were completely Gwinnett County Fire services respond to fatal multi-vehicle crash at I-85 in Gwinnett affected 350 feet in each di- engulfed in flames. County, Ga., Saturday. rection of Interstate 85 and A statement posted on the further snarled Atlanta’s Gwinnett County govern- from the tanker” seeped underground and then up “This resulted in multiple already notorious traffic for ment website said an “un- into a nearby storm drain, through another storm fires and large smoke stacks six weeks as the crumpled identified flammable liquid causing the fire to spread drain. on and around both Inter- section was rebuilt. OFFICIAL SAM REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCR These are the sample ballots for the Putnam County Republican and Democratic primaries. You You should request that ballot. Election Day is March 3, 2020. Please have your voter registration card district will appear SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2020 HERALD-CITIZEN A7 herald-citizen.com Author Mary Higgins Clark dies

NEW YORK (AP) — Mary Sales topped 100 million copies you stuck with reading the next Higgins Clark, the tireless and and honors came from all over, paragraph. The greatest com- long-reigning “Queen of Sus- including a Chevalier of the pliment I can receive is, ‘I read pense” whose tales of women Order of Arts and Letters from your darned book ‘til 4 in the beating the odds made her one of France or a Grand Master statu- morning, and now I’m tired.’ I the world’s most popular writ- ette back home from the Mystery say, ‘Then you get your money’s ers, died Friday at age 92. Writers of America. Many of worth.’” Her publisher, Simon & Schus- her books, like “A Stranger is Her own life taught her lessons ter, announced that she died of Watching” and “Lucky Day,” of resilience — strengthened natural causes in Naples, Flor- were adapted for movies and by her Catholic faith — that she ida. television. She also collaborat- shared with her fi ctional hero- “Nobody ever bonded more ed on several novels with her ines. She was born Mary Hig- completely with her readers than daughter, Carol Higgins Clark. gins in 1927 in New York City, Mary did,” her longtime editor Mary Higgins Clark special- the second of three children. She Michael Korda said in statement. ized in women triumphing over would later take the last name “She understood them as if they danger, such as the besieged Clark after marriage. Her father were members of her own fam- young prosecutor in “Just Take ran a popular pub that did well ily. She was always absolutely My Heart” or the mother of two enough for the family to aff ord sure of what they wanted to read and art gallery worker whose a maid and for her mother to pre- — and, perhaps more important, second husband is a madman pare meals for strangers in need. what they didn’t want to read — in “A Cry in the Night.” Clark’s But business slowed during the and yet she managed to surprise goal as an author was simple, Great Depression, and her fa- them with every book.” if rarely easy: Keep the readers ther, forced to work ever longer Widowed in her late 30s with reading. hours as he laid off employees, fi ve children, she became a “You want to turn the page,” died in his sleep in 1939. One of perennial bestseller over the she told The Associated Press her brothers died of meningi- second half of her life, writing or in 2013. “There are wonderful tis a few years later. Surviving AP FILE co-writing “A Stranger Is Watch- sagas you can thoroughly enjoy family members took on odd jobs Author Mary Higgins Clark poses in her home ing,” “Daddy’s Little Girl” and a section and put it down. But if and had to rent out rooms in the in Saddle River, N.J. more than 50 other favorites. you’re reading my book, I want house MPLE BALLOT RATIC PRIMARY ELECTION u must choose either the Republican or Democratic ballot if you wish to vote in the primaries. d and a valid Photo ID with you when you go to vote. Only the candidates in your County Commission r on your ballot.

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Putnam County Election Commission Phil Adams, Chairman Linda Daniel, Secretary Perry Bartlett, Member William Prall, Member David Dukes, Member Debbie Steidl, AOE A8 HERALD-CITIZEN SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2020 herald-citizen.com 0CALENDAR0 0COMMUNITY RESOURCES0 The Community Calendar is a daily list of events hosted Funding Available: Community Ser- Suite A. Call 520-6020. deliver meals, we need your help! by nonprofit groups in Putnam, White, Overton & Jackson vice Block Grant assists those in SNAP Application Assistance: Free For more information call 931-432- counties. To be included, call 526-9715 & ask for the news- need due to a temporary emergen- SNAP (Food Stamp) Application 4210. room secretary or email [email protected]. Be cy situation. You may qualify for a Assistance, if you are 60 and over Red Cross Volunteers Needed: Immedi- sure to include your name & number as well as a time, date one-time payment for rent, mort- or an individual with a disability. ate need for Disaster Action Team & location of the event. Deadline for Tuesday-Friday’s paper gage, utilities or food. Call 528-1127. The Upper Cumberland Area on member volunteers in Putnam, is noon the day before. Deadline for Sunday is noon Friday. On The Job Training: Are you 55 years Aging & Disability Offi ce will White, Jackson & Overton Coun- Church-related items are published in a separate calendar or older and looking for a job in the assist with free & confi dential ap- ties. Free training provided for in the Religion section each Friday. Deadline for church Upper Cumberland area? UCHRA plication assistance, call toll free, volunteers. Visit RedCross.org/ calendar items is noon Wednesday. off ers assessment, workshops, 866-836-6678. Spanish interpreter Tennessee to get involved. Contact and training. Senior Community available. [email protected] or MONDAY, FEB. 3 country & a little bit of Service Employment Program Ombudsman Volunteer: Aging Ser- 423-682-0943. Line Dance Class: 1-3 p.m. rock & roll. $5 entry fee. provides on-the-job training, 20 vices for the Upper Cumberland Free Tax Help: AARP/IRS volun- $3/person. Great exer- Blood Drive: 11 a.m.-5 hours/week at current min. wage. looking for empathetic, diplo- teers provide free tax preparation cise for mind & body! p.m. Monterey Branch Call 520-9624, or go to UCHRA matic & skilled communicators. services with priority on serving Cookeville Communi- Library, Meeting Room, Central Offi ce, 580 S. Jeff erson, Assigned to a specifi c long-term seniors & low income clients. ty Center, 240 Carlen 401 E. Commercial Ave. Suite B. care facility, you work to ensure Starts Feb. 5, Wednesdays & Drive. Call 526-8015. Call 1-800-733-2767 or Relative Caregiver Program: As- resident’s rights are protected Thursdays, 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. until Beginner Line Dance Class- redcrossblood.org. sistance & support, call UCDD, & help with issues the residents April 9 at the Putnam County es: 1-3 p.m. Baxter Se- Preschool Story Time: Melissa Allison, 1-877-275-8233. are unable to resolve themselves. Library upstairs meeting room. nior Center, 101 Elmore 10:30-11:30 a.m. Millard Support group meetings will be Three hours per week, on-going Bring photo of yourself & spouse, Town Road, Baxter. Oakley Public Library, held during the month. We look training & support provided. Call SSN cards, dates of birth for family Learn a new dance each 107 E. Main Street, forward to meeting you! If inter- Kim 931-432-4210. Call Kim 931- members, W2 & 1099 forms, Social week, $3/person. Join Livingston. Call 931-823- ested call 931-476-4127. For housing 432-4210. Security statements, credit/deduc- the fun! Call 858-6480. 1888. assistance while caring for minor Meal Delivery Volunteers: Aging tion info, ACA statements & copy Exhibition: “A De- Cookeville Crazy Quilters: child, call Myra Walker, 931-432- Services for the Upper Cumber- of last year’s return, bring check cade of Craft in Re- Meet at the Putnam 4111. land is looking for people who are with acct. and routing number view” Cookeville Art County Library, down- Job Center Workshop: Free 1-hour empathetic, caring, compassionate for direct deposit of refund. First Studio & Gallery, 186A stairs meeting room. 5 workshops on resume writing, job and willing to deliver meals in come, fi rst serve basis. S. Walnut, Cookeville. p.m. We would love to search skills, and more. Mondays their community to frail elderly & Runs until Feb. 28. Call have anyone visit if in- & Wednesdays 10 a.m. American disabled individuals. If you have To submit an item for community resourc- 526-2424. terested in quilting and/ Job Center, 1000 England Drive, time to give and transportation to es, email [email protected]. Presentation: 12:15 or quilt themselves. p.m. Cookeville Senior Free Tax Help: AARP/ Center, Health Insur- IRS volunteers provide ance Q&A with Stafanie tax preparation services Lynch of BCBS. — priority on serving TUESDAY, FEB. 4 seniors & low income Music & Dance: Silver clients. 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Point Community at the Putnam County Center, 6:30-9 p.m., free Library upstairs meet- event. Features Cumber- ing room. land Country Band. Free Save A Life Class: Exercise Classes: For Learn how to reverse an seniors-Silver Sneakers, opioid overdose & save a Silver & Fit approved. person’s life. Attendees 10-11 a.m. Baxter Se- will also receive a free nior Center. 101 Elmore Naloxone kit. One hour Town Rd. Call 931-858- class starts a 6:30 p.m. at 5657. the Bull & Thistle Pub Parenting Skills: Free in Gainesboro (102 S. classes off ered by The Main Street). Taught by Stephens Center. 9-10:30 TN Dept. of Substance a.m. Topic: Self-Worth. Abuse Services. Held at Exchange Club/ FRIDAY, FEB. 7 Stephens Center Offi ce, Train Tales: 10:30-11 1680 S. Jeff erson Ave. a.m. Cookeville Depot Suite C, Cookeville. Call Museum, 116 W. Broad 800-635-5199. Street. Free activity for American Legion Unit preschool children. Call 4: Livingston American 520-5455. Legion & Auxiliary Unit Dance & Country Music: 4, meets at post head- 7-10 p.m. Veterans Build- quarters, 121 S. Church ing, 90 E. Spring Street, Street, Livingston. Aux- Cookeville. Adults $5, iliary-5:30 p.m., Legion-6 Kids $2. Music: Tennes- p.m. see Outlaw Band. Open Crafters Club: 9-11 a.m. to the public. Millard Oakley Public Exercise Classes: For Library, 107 E. Main seniors-Silver Sneakers, Street, Livingston. Call Silver & Fit approved. 931-823-1888. 10-11 a.m. Baxter Se- Blood Drive: In honor of nior Center. 101 Elmore Carmen Burnette. Blood Town Rd. Call 931-858- Assurance, 115 W. Broad 5657. St. 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. For Book Sale: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. more information call Millard Oakley Public 800-962-0628. Library, 107 E. Main Cookeville Coin Club: Street, Livingston. Call Meets at 1st Presbyteri- 931-823-1888. an Church Fellowship Presentation: 12:15 p.m. Hall (basement en- Cookeville Senior Cen- trance) 20 N. Dixie Ave. ter, Caregivers Deserve Doors open 5:30 p.m., a Break, Milly Edwards meeting 6:30 p.m. Visit of Infi nity Adult Day with fellow collectors Services. & do some trading. All SATURDAY, FEB. 8 welcome! WestSide Scavenger Hunt: Overton County Historical Free activity begins at Society: Meeting from Cookeville Depot Muse- 5:30-6:30 p.m. Millard um, 116 W. Broad Street, Oakley Public Library, from 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 107 E. Main Street, Follow clues, take pho- Livingston. Call 931-823- tos with cell phone or 1888. camera, be entered in L.B.J. & C. Head Start: prize drawing. Policy Council meeting Book Sale: 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at 6 p.m. held at L.B.J. & Millard Oakley Public C. Development Corp., Library, 107 E. Main 1150 Chocolate Drive, Street, Livingston. Call Cookeville. 931-823-1888. Book Club: Meeting 11 Exhibition Reception: “A a.m.-Noon. Millard Oak- Decade of Craft in Re- ley Public Library, 107 view” 1-4 p.m. Cookev- E. Main Street, Living- ille Art Studio & Gal- ston. Call 931-823-1888. lery, 186A S. Walnut, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 5 Cookeville. Runs until UDC, Captain Sally Tompkins Feb. 28. Call 526-2424. 2123: Monthly meeting, Therold’s Little Opry: Good noon, Upper Level of the music & family fun near Putnam County Library. Gainesboro. 6 p.m. at the Election Commission: Center Grove Communi- Putnam County Election ty Center. “Cumberland Commission meeting, River Bluegrass” & “The 8:30 a.m. Voting ma- Bilbreys” will perform. chines to be certifi ed MONDAY, FEB. 10 at this meeting. Held at Line Dance Class: 1-3 p.m. Election Commission Of- $3/person. Great exer- fi ce, 705 County Services cise for mind & body! Drive, Cookeville. You Cookeville Communi- are always welcome & ty Center, 240 Carlen public is invited to attend. Drive. Call 526-8015. Free Tax Help: AARP/ Beginner Line Dance Class- IRS volunteers provide es: 1-3 p.m. Baxter Se- tax preparation services nior Center, 101 Elmore — priority on serving Town Road, Baxter. seniors & low income cli- Learn a new dance each ents. 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. at the week, $3/person. Join Putnam County Library the fun! Call 858-6480. upstairs meeting room. Book Sale: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. THURSDAY, FEB. 6 $1 Per Bag Day. Millard Dance: 6:30-9:30 p.m. Oakley Public Library, Cookeville Community 107 E. Main Street, Center. Diff erent bands Livingston. Call 931-823- every week. Mostly 1888. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2020 HERALD-CITIZEN A9 herald-citizen.com Trump to tout U.S. ‘comeback’ 0OBITUARIES0 in State of the Union speech Carl Anthony Richard Lehman COOKEVILLE — four great-grandchil- WASHINGTON (AP) celebrate American briefed reporters on Funeral services for dren; and several nieces — President Donald economic and military Trump’s State of the Carl Anthony Richard and nephews. Trump will use next strength and present Union preparations Lehman, 86, of Cookev- In addition to his week’s State of the an optimistic vision declined to comment ille, will be held at 11 parents, he was preced- Union to promote what of America’s future,” on how Trump will a.m., Monday, Feb. 3, at ed in death by his wife, he calls the “Great said the senior admin- address impeachment. Presley Funeral Home Scarlet A. Lehman, and American comeback,” istration offi cial, who His predecessors tra- in Cookeville. Interment a daughter, Karen R. according to a senior briefed reporters on ditionally have tried to will follow in Cookeville Lehman. administration offi cial. the broad outlines of use the annual address City Cemetery, with U.S. Pallbearers will be The speech comes at the speech that Trump as a platform to try to Navy honors. family and friends. a moment when Trump is scheduled to deliver off er a unifying mes- The family will re- Pastor Roger L. Leh- is hoping to put his before a joint session of sage to the country. ceive friends from 4-7 man will offi ciate at the Senate impeachment Congress Tuesday. In recent days, p.m. today, Sunday, Feb. services. trial behind him. White But as the trial wraps Trump has spoken out 2, and from 10 a.m. until Carl was a retired You may share your House offi cials say up, Washington is bitterly about what he time of services Monday auto body repairman thoughts and condo- Trump wants to use bitterly divided. Demo- calls a “hoax” trial at the funeral home. at Bob’s Body Shop. He lences to the family by the nationally-televised crats claim that Repub- pushed by his Demo- Mr. Lehman passed served in the U.S. Navy visiting www.presleyfu- address to highlight his licans refusal to allow cratic opponents. away Thursday, Jan. 30, during the Korean Way. neralhome.com. administration’s eff orts witnesses has undercut But White House 2020, in Cookeville Re- He is survived by Professional services to bolster the economy, the fairness of the trial. offi cials stressed Friday gional Medical Center three sons, Roger L. provided by Presley Fu- tighten immigration Meanwhile, most Re- that the president was in Cookeville, Tennes- Lehman of Rickman, neral Home, 528-1044. rules and lower pre- publican senators have determined to off er an see. Tennessee, and Tracy scription drug costs indicated they don’t “optimistic” message He was born Satur- A. Lehman and Chad just as his reelection believe Trump’s actions with his address and day, Nov. 4, 1933, in Los E. Lehman, both of eff ort accelerate. warranted removing believe that he could Angeles, California, to Cookeville; a daughter, “I think it’s safe to him from offi ce. strike a chord with the late Earl Anthony Yvonne K. Holland of say the speech will The offi cial who Americans. Lehman and Margue- McMinnville, Tennes- rite Griffi th Lehman. see; 11 grandchildren; THE WEEK IN REVIEW

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Dow Jones industrials -453.93 187.05 11.60 124.99 -603.41 COOKEVILLE — Medical Center. She was ers; the Sample family NYSE Funeral services for an author and published of Virginia; her father- dd Close: 28,256.03 13,614.10 -364.37 1-week change: -733.70 (-2.5%) MON TUES WED THUR FRI Patsy Jo Gididngs, 59, the book “Sandy’s Mir- in-law, Claude Giddings; 30,000 of Cookeville, Tennes- acle.” She was a foster and four brothers-in- GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) Name Last Chg %Chg 29,000 see, will be held at 2 parent and court-ap- law, David, Paul and Lee Ent 2.11 +.86 +68.8 p.m., Monday, Feb. 3, pointed special advocate Cheryl, and John and DelphiTc 15.34 +5.52 +56.2 28,000 RoadrTr rs 9.97 +3.47 +53.4 from the chapel of Crest for children. Patrick Giddings. Navistar 36.62 +11.05 +43.2 27,000 Lawn Funeral Home. Patsy is survived In addition to her par- VivintSm n 16.66 +4.94 +42.2 Hc2 Hldgs 3.31 +.85 +34.6 26,000 Interment will follow in by her husband, Mark ents, Patsy was preced- Adient 25.71 +5.44 +26.8 ClearwPpr 28.20 +5.52 +24.3 Arlington Cemetery. Giddings of Cookeville; ed in death by daughter, 25,000 ElevCr 5.81 +.91 +18.6 AJSOND Visitation with the four daughters, Amanda Sandra Lee Smith. Despg.cm 14.81 +2.04 +16.0 family will be held from LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) and John Artt of Cross- Bro. Mike Palk will Name Last Chg %Chg 52-Week Wk Wk YTD 12-mo 10 a.m. until time of ville, Tennessee, Rebec- offi ciate at the services. High Low Name Last Chg %Chg %Chg %Chg Intelsat 3.41 -2.59 -43.2 Eros Intl 2.41 -1.46 -37.7 29,373.62 24,323.94 Dow Jones Industrials 28,256.03 -733.70 -2.53 -.99 +12.74 services Monday at the ca Stults of Cookeville, To sign the online BrigStrat 3.67 -1.57 -30.0 11,359.49 9,676.06 Dow Jones Transportation 10,566.74 -493.10 -4.46 -3.07 +4.37 funeral home. Tennessee, Randi guestbook and send the Silvrbow 5.32 -2.17 -29.0 944.59 701.52 Dow Jones Utilities 938.57 +6.63 +.71 +6.76 +29.52 CharahSol 2.00 -.75 -27.3 14,183.26 11,984.86 NYSE Composite 13,614.10 -364.37 -2.61 -2.15 +10.42 Patsy passed from this Gididings of Cookeville, family a message, please NaviosAc 5.30 -1.71 -24.4 9,451.43 7,011.47 Nasdaq Composite 9,150.94 -163.98 -1.76 +1.99 +25.98 DonlleyRR 2.40 -.72 -23.1 3,337.77 2,624.06 S&P 500 3,225.52 -69.95 -2.12 -.16 +19.18 life Friday, Jan. 31, 2020, Tennessee and Lindsay visit www.crestlawnme- Skyline 28.75 -7.22 -20.1 2,106.30 1,801.88 S&P MidCap 2,007.22 -57.93 -2.81 -2.70 +9.00 at her home, surround- and Wesley Young of morial.com. ScorpTk 23.34 -5.68 -19.6 34,000.41 27,190.36 Wilshire 5000 32,838.19 -701.36 -2.09 -.15 +17.17 Tuppwre 6.26 -1.51 -19.4 1,715.08 1,450.32 Russell 2000 1,614.06 -48.17 -2.90 -3.26 +7.46 ed by family. Atoka, Tennessee; a son, Arrangements en- 11,492.58 8,750.42 Lipper Growth Index 11,152.23 -194.09 -1.71 +2.10 +23.56 MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) She was born Mon- Jonathon and Jennifer trusted to Crest Lawn Name Vol (00) Last Chg day, Oct. 31, 1960, in Los Smith of Livingston, Funeral Home in GenElec 5136911 12.45 +.74 STOCKS OF LOCAL INTEREST FordM 3124285 8.82 -.03 Wk Wk YTD Wk Wk YTD Angeles, California, to Tennessee; 16 grandchil- Cookeville, 526-6384. 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Will and Anna Kate AethMd hrs 4.34 +1.94 +80.8 MONEY RATES CURRENCIES Acceleron 90.78 +38.73 +74.4 Dudney, 100, of Gaines- She was married to Dudney. CoDiagn 3.26 +1.38 +73.4 Last Pvs Week Last Pvs Day boro, Tennessee, will the late Robert L. “Bob In addition to her hus- SecnSgh rs 6.05 +1.72 +39.7 Prime Rate 4.75 4.75 Australia 1.4933 1.4901 ProfMed n 16.69 +4.56 +37.6 Discount Rate 2.25 2.25 be held at noon, Mon- Lee” Dudney, who band and parents, she ClearsBio h 3.77 +1.00 +36.1 Britain 1.3200 1.3083 Federal Funds Rate 1.50-1.75 1.50-1.75 Canada 1.3233 1.3217 day, Feb. 3, at Dudney passed away Dec. 14, was preceded in death Datasea 2.67 +.69 +34.7 Treasuries Euro .9018 .9066 LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) 3-month 1.52 1.50 Family Cemetery in the 2004. She was a home- by three brothers, Ray- 6-month Japan 108.37 108.78 Name Last Chg %Chg 1.50 1.49 5-year 1.32 1.49 Mexico 18.8711 18.8172 Free State community maker and a member of mond, Willard and Ben TESSCO 6.20 -4.77 -43.5 10-year 1.51 1.68 Switzerlnd .9634 .9695 of Jackson County, Ten- the Free State Church of Upchurch; and a sister, NeurMt hrs 3.05 -1.70 -35.8 30-year 2.01 2.13 British pound expressed in U.S. dollars. All others show TrnWEnt rs 3.46 -1.81 -34.3 dollar in foreign currency. nessee. Christ. Jo Helen Crockett. AmtechSys 5.13 -2.64 -34.0 JiayinGp n 3.00 -1.16 -27.9 There will be no visi- Survivors include two Bro. Chris Ramsey Tarena lf 2.28 -.87 -27.6 MUTUAL FUNDS Centogene n 9.76 -3.24 -24.9 tation or services at the sons, David and Retta will offi ciate at the ser- Inpixon rs 2.91 -.94 -24.4 Total Assets Total Return/Rank Pct Min Init funeral home. Dudney of Cookeville, vices. AudCodes 21.44 -6.58 -23.5 Name Obj ($Mlns) NAV 4-wk 12-mo 5-year Load Invt ExtrmNet 5.90 -1.79 -23.3 AllianzGI FocedGrC m LG 45 31.56 +3.2 +24.8/C +13.2/C 1.00 1,000 Mrs. Dudney passed Tennessee, and Larry Anderson-Upper Cum- MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) American Century ValInv LV 1,964 8.06 -4.7 +11.6/D +7.3/D NL 2,500 American Funds AmrcnBalA m MA 77,525 28.45 -0.2 +13.6/C +8.4/A 5.75 250 away Friday, Jan. 31, and Kathy Dudney of berland Funeral Home Name Vol (00) Last Chg American Funds CptWldGrIncA m WS 54,325 51.35 -1.8 +14.8/C +7.5/C 5.75 250 2020, at her residence. Gainesboro; a grand- in Gainesboro is in AMD 3573188 47.00 -3.35 American Funds CptlIncBldrA m IH 67,054 62.75 -0.9 +11.8/B +5.0/B 5.75 250 Apple Inc 2354140 309.51 -8.80 American Funds FdmtlInvsA m LB 56,734 61.30 -1.2 +16.9/D +11.6/B 5.75 250 She was born Feb. 19, son, Travis and Amy charge of arrangements, Microsoft 2087781 170.23 +5.19 American Funds GrfAmrcA m LG 94,608 51.59 +0.9 +18.2/E +12.9/C 5.75 250 LuckinCf n 1753505 32.49 -8.34 American Funds IncAmrcA m AL 77,068 23.06 -0.8 +13.3/C +6.9/C 5.75 250 1919, in Jackson County, Dudney of Gordonsville, 931-268-1550 Vaxart 1514018 1.25 +.76 American Funds InvCAmrcA m LB 63,979 39.07 -1.3 +15.9/D +9.7/D 5.75 250 Facebook 1435010 201.91 -16.03 American Funds NwPrspctvA m WS 46,210 47.33 +0.1 +20.3/B +11.2/A 5.75 250 Intel 1303231 63.93 -4.54 American Funds WAMtInvsA m LB 63,345 47.53 -1.3 +17.0/D +11.1/B 5.75 250 MicronT 1293496 53.09 -4.67 Dodge & Cox Inc PI 63,545 14.25 +1.6 +9.8/C +3.7/A NL 2,500 Zynga 1282748 6.02 -.08 Dodge & Cox IntlStk FV 50,227 41.45 -4.9 +7.6/A +2.8/C NL 2,500 Herbert Michelle Y. Castaneda Comcast 1160851 43.19 -1.40 Dodge & Cox Stk LV 74,585 187.45 -3.3 +11.3/D +10.2/A NL 2,500 DoubleLine TtlRetBdI x PI 47,577 10.79 +1.8 +7.1/E +3.2/C NL 100,000 DIARY Fidelity 500IdxInsPrm LB 233,481 111.98 0.0 +21.7/A +12.4/A NL 0 COOKEVILLE — A sister and brother-in- Advanced 764 Fidelity BCGrowth LG 24,064 111.14 +3.2 +25.5/B +15.6/A NL 0 Smallwood Declined 2,356 Fidelity Contrafund LG 97,238 14.00 +2.1 +21.3/D +13.9/B NL 0 Mass of Christian law, Michaela and Bill New Highs 235 Fidelity Magellan LG 16,067 10.49 +2.8 +24.2/C +12.6/C NL 0 New Lows 203 Fidelity TtlMktIdxInsPrm LB 50,604 90.47 -0.1 +20.4/C +11.8/B NL 0 GAINESBORO — Fu- Burial for Michelle Pangburn, and loving Total issues 3,169 Fidelity USBdIdxInsPrm CI 46,117 12.13 +2.1 +9.6/B +2.9/B NL 0 neral services for Her- Y. Castaneda, 74, of family, friends and Unchanged 49 Franklin Templeton FrgnA m FV 2,472 6.91 -5.0 -0.3/E +2.2/D 5.50 1,000 Volume 11,784,681,795 INVESCO CptlIncA m CA 1,368 10.24 -0.1 +7.2 +3.8 5.50 1,000 bert Smallwood, 74, of Cookeville, Tennessee, neighbors. Janus Henderson EnterpriseT MG 5,784 141.46 +0.5 +23.4/C +14.5/A NL 2,500 Lord Abbett AffiliatedA m LV 5,745 15.32 -3.0 +13.3/C +8.7/B 5.75 1,000 Gainesboro, will be held will be celebrated at Father Christiano COMMODITIES MFS GrB m LG 149 97.49 +3.5 +29.9/A +15.4/A 4.00 1,000 MFS HiIncA m HY 545 3.44 -0.2 +9.2/B +4.9/C 4.25 1,000 at 2 p.m., Monday, Feb. 3, 11:30 a.m., Tuesday, Nunes da Silva will Exp. Settle Wk Chg MFS TENMuniBdA m SL 73 10.68 +1.8 +8.2/B +2.9/B 4.25 1,000 at Anderson-Upper Cum- Feb. 11, at St. Thom- offi ciate. CORN MFS TtlRetA x MA 4,749 19.89 -0.3 +13.7/B +6.8/C 5.75 1,000 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel Metropolitan West TtlRetBdI PI 45,785 11.13 +1.8 +10.2 +3.0 NL 3,000,000 berland Funeral Home as Aquinas Catholic In lieu of fl owers, Mar 20 381.25 -6 Nuveen TNMnBdA m SL 235 11.97 +1.6 +6.9/E +2.8/C 4.20 3,000 May 20 386.50 -6.25 PGIM Investments JennisonBldB m LG 3 17.68 +1.9 +18.9 +8.9 5.00 2,500 in Gainesboro. Burial Church in Cookeville. donations may be made Jul 20 391 -6.75 PIMCO IncInstl MU 70,648 12.08 +0.7 +7.5 +5.8 NL 1,000,000 will be in Fairview Cem- The burial to follow to the American Can- Sep 20 387.75 -8 PIMCO TtlRetIns PI 51,990 10.57 +2.5 +9.6/C +3.2/C NL 1,000,000 Dec 20 390.75 -7.50 Pioneer A m LB 5,146 29.54 -0.1 +23.6/A +11.9/A 5.75 1,000 etery in Jackson County. will be private. cer Society or an other Mar 21 400.50 -7.25 Putnam EqIncA m LV 8,744 25.84 -0.3 +20.4 +9.9 5.75 0 SOYBEANS Putnam SustLeadersA m LG 4,547 95.53 +3.4 +30.5 +14.5 5.75 0 The family will Visitation will be charitable organiza- 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel T. Rowe Price BCGr LG 44,551 127.40 +4.1 +23.3 +16.1 NL 2,500 receive friends from held after 6 p.m., Mon- tion. Mar 20 872.50 -29.50 Vanguard 500IdxAdmrl LB 319,624 298.02 0.0 +21.7/A +12.3/A NL 3,000 May 20 886.75 -29 Vanguard InTrTEAdmrl MI 69,894 14.67 +1.6 +7.7/C +3.2/B NL 50,000 10 a.m. until time of day, Feb. 10, from the Hooper-Huddleston & Jul 20 900.50 -29 Vanguard InsIdxIns LB 116,814 290.11 0.0 +21.7/A +12.3/A NL 5,000,000 Aug 20 905.50 -28.75 Vanguard InsIdxInsPlus LB 125,358 290.13 0.0 +21.7/A +12.4/A NL 100,000,000 services Monday at the Cookeville chapel of Horner Funeral Home Sep 20 906.50 -27.75 Vanguard MdCpIdxAdmrl MB 47,639 220.12 -0.2 +18.2/A +9.6/A NL 3,000 funeral home. Hooper-Huddleston & is in charge of arrange- Nov 20 912.25 -26.50 Vanguard PrmCpAdmrl LG 62,550 141.40 -1.9 +16.0/E +13.0/C NL 50,000 WHEAT Vanguard TrgtRtr2025Inv TG 46,628 19.84 0.0 +13.5/A +7.1/A NL 1,000 Mr. Smallwood passed Horner Funeral Home. ments, 526-6111. 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel Vanguard TtBMIdxAdmrl CI 107,097 11.26 +2.1 +9.9/B +3.0/B NL 3,000 Mar 20 553.75 -19.75 Vanguard TtBMIdxIns CI 47,477 11.26 +2.1 +9.9/B +3.0/B NL 5,000,000 away Wednesday, Jan. A rosary will be recited Share memories and May 20 552.50 -20 Vanguard TtInBIdxAdmrl x WH 52,390 23.05 +2.0 +8.8/C +3.8/A NL 3,000 29, 2020, in Mabry at 7 p.m., at the funeral condolences at www. Jul 20 552.50 -20.50 Vanguard TtInSIdxAdmrl FB 79,869 28.88 -3.3 +9.1/D +5.1/B NL 3,000 Sep 20 559 -19.25 Vanguard TtInSIdxInsPlus FB 122,468 115.53 -3.3 +9.2/D +5.1/B NL 100,000,000 Health Care and Re- home, led by Father hhhfunerals.com. Dec 20 568 -18.25 Vanguard TtInSIdxInv FB 156,432 17.27 -3.3 +9.1/D +5.0/B NL 0 Mar 21 575.50 -17.25 Vanguard TtlSMIdxAdmrl LB 252,533 79.63 -0.1 +20.4/C +11.8/B NL 3,000 habilitation Center in Eric Johansen. Vanguard TtlSMIdxIns LB 152,714 79.65 -0.1 +20.4/C +11.8/B NL 5,000,000 CATTLE Vanguard TtlSMIdxInv LB 139,684 79.60 -0.1 +20.2/C +11.7/B NL 3,000 Gainesboro. Michelle Y. Castane- 40,000 lbs.- cents per lb. Vanguard WlngtnAdmrl MA 95,241 75.17 +0.3 +17.8/A +9.0/A NL 50,000 Feb 20 121.37 -3.48 Vanguard WlslyIncAdmrl CA 46,560 67.03 +1.3 +14.3/A +6.7/A NL 50,000 Anderson-Upper Cum- da passed away Mon- Apr 20 119.67 -4.63 Jun 20 111.57 -4.45 berland Funeral Home day, Jan. 20, 2020, at her Aug 20 109.77 -3.85 Stock Footnotes: g = Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. h = Does not meet continued-listing in Gainesboro is in residence. Oct 20 112.82 -3.33 standards. lf = Late filing with SEC. n = New in past 52 weeks. rs = Stock has undergone a reverse stock Dec 20 117.02 -2.43 split of at least 50 percent within the past year. s = Stock has split by at least 20 percent within the last charge of arrangements, She is survived by Feb 21 119.55 -1.92 year. vj = In bankruptcy or receivership. HOGS-Lean 931-268-1550. her loving and devoted 40,000 lbs.- cents per lb. Mutual Fund Footnotes: b = Fee covering market costs is paid from fund assets. d = Deferred sales Feb 20 57.12 -10.10 charge, or redemption fee. f = front load (sales charges). m = Multiple fees are charged. NA = not avail- Apr 20 61.60 -11.85 DEOHS SUHYLRXVGD\·VQHWDVVHWYDOXHV IXQGVSOLWVKDUHVGXULQJWKHZHHN[ IXQGSDLGDGLVWULEXWLRQ May 20 70.02 -9.95 during the week. 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A10 HERALD-CITIZEN SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2020 herald-citizen.com 0OBITUARIES0 Catherine ‘Cathy’ Gray Mary Elizabeth Bryant Alice J. Haile COOKEVILLE — COOKEVILLE — Fu- Smith Raines Funeral services for neral services for Alice COOKEVILLE — Mary Elizabeth Bryant, J. Haile, 91, of Atlanta, Catherine “Cathy” 87, of Cookeville, will be Georgia, will be held Gray (Smith) Raines, held at 1 p.m., Monday, at 2 p.m., Wednesday, 70, of Cookeville, Feb. 3, 2020, from the Feb. 5, from the chapel Tennessee, formerly of Cookeville chapel of of Crest Lawn Funeral Springfi eld, Tennessee, Hooper-Huddleston & Home in Cookeville. passed from this life Horner Funeral Home. Interment will follow in Sunday, Jan. 26, 2020, at Interment will follow in Crest Lawn Memorial her home surrounded Cookeville City Ceme- Cemetery. by her family. tery. The family will re- Cathy chose crema- Her family will ceive friends from 1 p.m. tion, the family fol- receive friends from 1-3 until time of services lowed her wishes, and p.m. today, Sunday, Feb. valuedld and d accepted.” td” Wednesday at the funer- JackJk(Viki)Hilf (Vicki) Haile of a celebration of her life 2, and from noon until Mrs. Bryant was an al home. Anna Maria Island, will be held at a later years, Jim Raines; son, time of services Monday alumna of Tennessee Alice passed away Florida, and Carol Haile date. David Raines and wife, at the funeral home. Tech, where she received Thursday, Jan. 30, 2020, (Robert Hoff ) of Smyrna, Cathy was born Joyce; daughters, Gray Mrs. Bryant passed bachelor’s and master’s in Atlanta, Georgia. Georgia; grandchildren, Jan. 1, 1950, to the late Raines and Catherine away Wednesday, Jan. degrees in elementary She was born in 1928, Jessica Pittman, Silas Arthur Woodrow Smith Raines; and brothers, 29, 2020, at her home. education. on her parents’ farm in Black, Katie Paint- and Alice McLean William Smith of Chat- She was born April She is survived by Vining, Minnesota . er, Sarah Beth Haile, Smith, and was reared tanooga, Tennessee, 10, 1932, in Hart County, three daughters, Susan Soon after graduation Robert Poling, Rebekah in Andrews, South and Arthur Smith of Kentucky, to the late Bryant Bullington, from Henning High Poling and Elizabeth Carolina. Andrews, South Caro- David Estell Upton, M.D. Mary Beth (Mark) School in 1946, she Diaz; great-grandchil- Cathy was a loving lina. and Susie Marie Cave Novak and Lou Alice moved to Los Angeles, dren, McKynna and Ki- daughter, sister, wife In lieu of fl owers, the Upton. (David) Funk; grandchil- California, where she ersten Locke, Madelyn and mother. She was a family requests that do- Mrs. Bryant lived dren, Benjamin (Robin) worked for Western Black, Tia Davis, Sydney faithful member of St. nations be made to the most of her adult life in Bryant, Elizabeth Bry- Union Telegraph until Poling, Victoria Poling, Michael’s Episcopal Jere Whitson Elemen- Cookeville and was the ant, Timothy Bryant, her marriage to Fred Neva Poling, Karlee Church of Cookeville. tary School Reading beloved mother of four Sarah Fahim, John Haile in 1950. Carpenter and Kortnee She was a graduate of Program. children. She partici- Bullington, Rex (Alys- In 1964, she relocated Carpenter; great-great- the University of South To sign the online pated in her children’s son) Bullington, Libby with her husband their grandchild, Anthony Te- Carolina, holding both guestbook and to send activities, serving as a Novak, Chris Novak, three children to his desco; and many beloved a bachelor of science the family a message, room mother, Cub Scout David Funk and Mary home state of Tennessee. nieces and nephews. and a master’s in educa- please visit www.crest- den mother and a Girl Catherine Funk; and a They resided in Cookev- She was preceded in tion. She taught in the lawnmemorial.com. Scout leader. great-grandchild, Alexis ille, where Alice worked death by her husband, public schools in South Arrangements en- Mrs. Bryant was a (Isaiah) Hendon. for GTE for more than Fred D. Haile; her Carolina, Alabama and trusted to Crest Lawn member of Collegeside In addition to her 20 years. Soon after re- parents, Olaf and Agnes Tennessee for 41 years. Funeral Home-Crema- Church of Christ for parents, she was preced- tiring, Alice moved back (Stene) Gunderson; sis- She taught reading at tion Center, 526-6384. more than 60 years. Af- ed in death by her son, to Minnesota, where she ter and brother-in-law, Jere Whitson Elemen- ter her retirement from David Edwin Bryant lived in Henning for 15 Crystal and Leroy An- tary since 2006. Her 20 years with the Social and two brothers, David blissful years before re- derson; and brother and passion was to teach Security Administra- Robert and Kenneth locating to Georgia to be sister-in-law, Truman underprivileged and tion, she volunteered in Earl Upton. closer to her children. and Ruth Gunderson. marginalized children. the church’s food pantry Hooper-Huddleston & Alice will be remem- Pastor Andrew Smith She is survived by and enjoyed her wom- Horner Funeral Home bered for her warm will offi ciate at the ser- her husband of 45 en’s Sunday school class. is in charge of arrange- smile, easy-going vices. Her social activities ments, 526-6111. personality and love of In lieu of fl owers, the included spending time Share your thoughts laughter. She cherished family has requested with friends, playing and memories at www. her church life and was donations be made to Estelle Thompson bridge and sharing hhhfunerals.com. a member of Folden the Alzheimer’s Associ- COOKEVILLE — meals with her “lunch Lutheran Church in ation. Funeral services for bunch.” Her family says, Vining, Minnesota. Please visit www. Estelle Thompson, 85, of “She loved people and While living in crestlawnmemorial. Baxter, will be held at 1 people loved her. Mom Cookeville, Alice was com and sign the online p.m. today, Sunday, Feb. always knew how to one of the founding guest register and send a 2, at Presley Funeral make each person feel members of the Heav- message to the family. Home in Cookeville. enly Host Lutheran Crest Lawn Funeral Interment will follow in Church. Home in Cookeville is in Thompson Cemetery in Orvie Ruth Little Barnes Alice also enjoyed charge of arrangements, Baxter. traveling, following pol- 526-6384. The family will LIVINGSTON — Mrs. Barnes passed itics and current events receive friends from Funeral services for away Thursday, Jan. 30, and had a great aff ection 11 a.m. until time of Mrs. Orvie Ruth Little 2020, at her residence. for children and ani- services today at the Barnes, 91, of Allons, Speck Funeral Home mals. funeral home. (Roy) Webb of Cookev- Tennessee, will be held in Livingston, Ten- Alice is survived by Estelle passed away ille; two sisters-in-law, at 2 p.m., today, Sun- nessee, is in charge of her children, Sandra Friday, Jan. 31, 2020, Anna Ruth Burroughs day, Feb. 2, at the Speck arrangements, 931-823- Haile (Steve) Poling of at NHC HealthCare of of Cookeville and Kathy Funeral Home chapel. 1201. Clinton, Tennessee, Cookeville. Burroughs of Gaines- Burial will be in Miller She was born Thurs- boro, Tennessee; and Cemetery. day, Jan. 17, 1935, in several nieces and Visitation will be Livingston, Tennessee, nephews. from noon until time to the late Willie George In addition to her par- of services today at the MORE OBITUARIES: Page A9 Burroughs and Stella ents, she was preceded funeral home. Stover Burroughs. in death by her hus- She is survived by band, Earl Ray Thomp- Wanda Denise Byrd Miller four children, Wayne son and two brothers, Thompson of Baxter, Donald Burroughs and Joshua Wayne Trent COOKEVILLE — funeral home. Lora (Mike) Whitten- WG Burroughs. Funeral services for Wanda Miller passed berg of Pleasant Hill, Pallbearers will be LIVINGSTON — A receive friends from 1 Wanda Denise (Byrd) away Monday. Jan. 27, Tennessee, Tammy family and friends. celebration of life p.m. until time of ser- Miller, 64, of Cookev- 2020, at Cookeville Re- Thompson of Baxter Mike Webb will offi ci- service for Joshua vices Saturday at the ille, Tennessee, will be gional Medical Center. and Lisa (Danny) Mc- ate at the services. Wayne Trent, 41, of funeral home. held at 1 p.m., Tuesday, Crest Lawn Funeral Coy of Gainesboro; two You may share your Livingston, will be held Mr. Trent passed away Feb. 4, from the chapel Home in Cookeville is in grandchildren, Tiff any thoughts and condo- at 3 p.m., Saturday, Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2020, of Crest Lawn Funeral charge of arrangements, Deming of Livingston, lences to the family by Feb. 8, at Hall Funeral in St. Thomas West. Home in Cookeville. 526-6384. Tennessee, and Tyler visiting www.presleyfu- Home of Livingston. Hall Funeral Home Interment will follow in McCoy of Gaines- neralhome.com. The family has chosen of Livingston is in Crest Lawn Memorial boro, Tennessee; four Professional services cremation. charge of arrange- Cemetery in Cookeville. great-grandchildren, provided by Presley Fu- The family will ments, 931-823-5050. The family will Emma Deming, Kam- neral Home, 528-1044. receive friends from den Deming, Paislee 11 a.m. until time of McCoy and Adalee Mc- Daniel Lee Wood services Tuesday at the Coy; brother, Thurman Burroughs of Knox- COOKEVILLE — & Horner Funeral ville, Tennessee; two Daniel Lee Wood, 49, of Home in Cookeville is Tired of renting your own Wills, Living Trusts sisters, Loudell Dilldine Quebeck, Tennessee, in charge of arrange- of Cookeville and Betty passed away Mon- ments, 526-6111. property? Let us do it for you! day, Jan. 20, 2020, at & Estate Planning Over 20 years experience. Planning now may save $1000ʼs later Cookeville Regional Call Michelle or Devon at Falcon Lorraine Reed Vaughn Medical Center. 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or more than six She was staff won Daisy over, buddying up to string were popular with the today like Daisy once years, Daisy lived in a bewil- but with scores of dogs cheese. She let me lay gentry as carriage dogs. was. She just needs a with the family. dering new to care for, Daisy’s zeal a piece on the fl oor just That is, they looked new one as committed FTheirs were the place, but for potty training was inside her stall. She snappy running beside as she is. hands that fed and she loyally overlooked for several took it eagerly. Then she the lord’s horse-drawn Daisy’s also a re- stroked her, the voices stuck to her days. barked to let me know carriage as it pulled up minder that the dog you that called her name. training. She was treated and she wasn’t fooled. My to the estate. fi rst see at the shelter Then suddenly, the BOB She was now the staff and shelter cheese was good. I was They worked well may not be the dog you family moved and her McMILLAN house- volunteers see that she still sketchy. with horses. Apparently get. Shelter dogs are world was pulled out broken gets out regularly for We played this game as a breed, Dalmatians stressed, some more from under her. They andand wouldwould notn use the potty breaks. She stuck for days. I forked over rarely give in to the than others. And stress didn’t take Daisy with bathroom in her shelter to the rules even though the cheese. She ques- temptation to see what skews behavior. them. Instead, she found stall, not even the half the ones who made them tioned my character. might happen if they nip So don’t write off the herself on cold concrete that’s outdoors where were no longer around Finally I brought out a horse’s back leg. They dogs that don’t run to behind bars at the ani- the other dogs go. to praise her. the leash and her need behave themselves. the bars to greet you. mal shelter. So, Daisy developed a I’m a volunteer to answer the call of na- In America, Dalma- Some may be like Daisy And Daisy was urinary tract infection walker and it took me ture made me suddenly tians became the favor- — once they let their scared. A 68-pound before the staff dis- a little longer than the much more trustworthy. ite mascot of fi remen. guard down, they’re Dalmatian mix, she covered what she was others to win Daisy’s Off leash in the big They helped clear the remarkable and loving. did what many dogs do doing. Or not doing. confi dence. I’m no dog compound, I could fi nal- streets for horse-drawn They’re worth work- when they’re cornered The staff at the whisperer, but I’m a big ly see the Dalmatian in fi re engines. They ing and waiting for. and frightened — she Cookeville/Putnam believer in the persua- Daisy. She ran with con- guarded the horses. pretended she was a County Animal Shelter sive powers of cheese. fi dence and abandon. They made amiable pals BOB MCMILLAN is retired. wolverine and barked to is dedicated and caring. Many dogs I know The Dalmatian is a between fi res. He writes about dogs keep strangers at bay. The wolverine imper- would kill for cheese. trim hunting hound that Sensitive, high-energy and volunteers at the Nonetheless, Daisy sonation didn’t fool Daisy didn’t trust me, came into its own in En- and intelligent, they’re Cookeville/Putnam was a very good girl. them and several on the but she saw potential in gland in the 1700s. They popular family pets County Animal Shelter. Fur Ball something to bark about CPCAS Pets of the Week h, what a night! It was wonderful to see Fur Ball guests Ohaving such a great time last Saturday and being so very gener- ous with HELPING donations ANIMALS that will benefi t our Cookeville/ Putnam County Animal Shelter in so many ways! The LINDA generosity WESTIN starts with Fur Ball sponsors including: inc Copeland Veterinary Hospital, Luna & Herren Investment Group, Mid- dle Tennessee Eye, Abel Gardens, Elk Mountain Construction Co., and Payless Family Pharma- cy in Sparta. Add to that our community donat- ing lovely items for both the live auction and silent auction, and as a topper, add the talented PEGGY MCMILLAN Mr. Jake Hoot, who gra- Daisy is a 6-year-old female, Dalmatian mix. She is good with kids, ciously donated a small cats, and she is house trained. Daisy would love to find a family to love private concert as a live her. She is really missing her family life. For more information about auction item, which as Daisy, see Bob McMillan’s column above. you might guess, was tremendously popular! So much has already been said about Jake, our hometown celebri- ty and winner of this season’s The Voice Two of the nicest guys you will ever meet, Ted television program. He McWilliams and Jake Hoot, helped to raise truly is a most talent- needed funds for the animal shelter at the 14th ed, humble gentleman annual Fur Ball last weekend. who greeted one and all at the Fur Ball with a Legends Distillery and and pets in general with smile and his beautiful you have one heck of a extra needs. girlfriend, Bekah, on his fun Fur Ball event! In addition, the 2nd arm. There wasn’t a per- The Fur Ball Commit- annual Upper Cumber- son at the Fur Ball who tee dressed the Leslie land Pet Expo was fund- wouldn’t have wanted Town Centre to the ed which is thrilling to be a guest at any of “Evening in Barkelona” as it promotes animal his performances. Not theme, complete with a welfare throughout the only does Jake have a gorgeous Gaudi Cathe- Upper Cumberland and marvelous voice, but he dral mural backdrop helps us all work togeth- is the kind of celebrity painted by talented er to benefi t the animals we all will be proud of Nashville artists, Jenna who need us the most. as his career grows and Colt and Brian Law. Many sincere thanks grows. We thank him Guests enjoyed photos and appreciation go to for being so gracious in front of the mural all Fur Ball sponsors, and for a donation of by fab photographer, donors and attendees! himself in a concert that Charles Brown. It was a great night for will benefi t so many The “prestigious” animal welfare! We homeless animals at our Golden Dog Bone award hope you will all mark animal shelter. was presented to Mrs. Saturday, Jan. 30, 2021 We also want to thank Charlene Dickinson on your calendar with the one and only, Mr. for her creativity and a big paw print denot- MONTE LOWE Ted McWilliams for hosting of her annual ing the date of Fur Ball Trent is a 3-year-old male, Orange Mackerel Tabby. He is house once again being our Hat Party which raises number 15. trained and good with other cats. Trent can be adopted from the truly amazing Fur Ball thousands of dollars Remember that the Cookeville Putnam County Animal Shelter. auctioneer! Ted has each year for the animal Cookeville/Putnam the talent and skills to shelter. County Animal Shel- really make auctions Best of all, the home- ter is located at 2650 fun — and profi table, less animals at our shel- Gainesboro Grade, just Subscribe to the and we are grateful to ter were the benefi cia- next to Hyder-Burks him. Add to that, our ries of Fur Ball success. Pavilion. Shelter hours very entertaining em- Funds raised will help are noon to 6 p.m., daily cee, Mr. Buddy Pearson, underwrite 6 adop- except closed on Sun- the fabulous Nashville tion events to be held days and Wednesdays. Blue Tone Orchestra, throughout the year, as 526-9715 Grade-A Catering, Bud- well as specialized care LINDA WESTIN is president weiser and Tennessee packages for senior pets of Friends of the Animals. SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER UPCOMINGMaxine V. Frasier, DirectorEVENTS

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By DAVID NEAL of hours FOR THE HERALD-CITIZEN exploring Cookeville’s The Urban Dictio- West Side nary defi nes passion from the as putting more energy Presbyteri- into something than is an Church required to do it. NealNeal all the Although I have many way to the and varied interests, my depot trying to fi nd and passion has always been photograph things on in the arts — both vi- my list. The night ended sual and musical. I had at Cream City, where I thought, many years got to know some of the ago, I might try to earn members. We exchanged a living in some creative stories about our back- endeavor, but my aspira- grounds and some of our tions were greater than favorite photos over ice my level of competence. cream and smoothies. While maintaining a I saw the same passion deep interest in music, I in those folks that I had became a great follower rediscovered in myself. and student of the visual I have seen slideshows arts. of other members’ My passion for cre- work ranging from ating took a change the amateur like me to in direction to being a professional photogra- father, but after my chil- phers who have been dren had grown, I found published in National myself with an urge to Geographic. Everyone begin creating again. I is warm and friendly found that my artistic and open to answer talent had, unfortunate- questions and help the ly, not improved. I began beginners like myself. looking for ways to be In addition to the creative and soon pur- slideshows and pre- chased my fi rst “real” sentations, the club camera, and a whole plans several road trips new world opened up. I each year to seminars, can now create, and the expositions and work- same enthusiasm I once shops detailing diff erent had as a kid with pencil aspects of photography, in hand had returned. such as portraiture, Each time the shutter macro, nature and clicked I would get more post-processing. Guest excited. My weekends photographers are were spent on photog- asked to come and give raphy road trips. I shot presentations about everything from Smoky their careers and any Mountain landscapes instructions they would and city street scenes to like to pass along. A full local music events. The calendar is available on concert shots shown the club’s website and here were captured with Facebook page. I have an entry level camera since offi cially joined and zoom lens from the club and look for- about 30 feet away to ward to every meeting. capture the emotion of If you have a budding the performer without interest in photogra- being obtrusive. phy or are a seasoned I had the equipment veteran, I can’t think and the enthusiasm, but of a better group to be I lacked any sort of di- involved with. We meet rection. When I discov- the second Monday of ered Cookeville Camera each month at 7 p.m. at Club I knew this was the First Presbyterian where I was going to Church, second fl oor take my photography to meeting room, 20 N. Dix- the next level. The fi rst ie Ave., Cookeville. (At meeting I attended was the corner of N. Dixie their annual scavenger and Broad St). hunt. We were given We can be found at a list of ten things we www.cookevillecamera- would need to fi nd and club.com and on Face- photograph. book search for Cookev- I spent the next couple ille Camera Club. B2 HERALD-CITIZEN MORE! SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2020 herald-citizen.com 0MARRIAGE LICENSES0 No Story Time at Cookeville library this week Wednesday, Jan. 22 Darrell Lex Holliz and here will be no story time of the children that when children and families are Charles Timothy Bell Teka Faith Linder, both or other children’s pro- AT THE would normally be present. Here are just a couple and Tamra Sue Chavis, of Cookeville. grams this week due to LIBRARY down there. The things that will be coming your both of Cookeville. Monday, Jan. 27 Tthe painting taking up the Children’s Library way in Algood this month: Thursday, Jan. 23 Emily Kathleen Children’s Library. will be reopen on Family Game Day: Thursday, Ray Birdwell of Hunt of Cookeville, and The Baxter Branch Library Monday, Feb 10. Feb. 6, noon-4:45 p.m. Bring the Cookeville, and Betty Jessica Lynn Wilson of hosts a weekly Story Time whole family for some excellent Sue Coleman Tate of Sparta. every Friday at 1 p.m. in their A NEW FACE IN ALGOOD board games. Nothing brings Daphne, Alabama. William Bradley Rich- Children’s Area. We have a new a family together like playing Samuel Brian Ander- ardson and Jessica Leigh branch manager games with each other. son and Angela Beth Long, both of Cookeville. CLOSING THE CHILDREN’S LIBRARY at Algood. Please Family Story Time: Mon- Allen Herron, both of The main branch of the PHIL welcome Rochelle day, Feb 10, 4:-4:45 p.m. Bring Cookeville. EDITOR’S NOTE: This infor- Putnam County Library is now SCHALLER Turner as she tries the whole family to story time Friday, Jan. 24 mation was obtained from deep into the repainting the to make Algood and listen to some wonderful Octavio Gomez Mo- open public records in inside of the building. It is time the best possible branch for her stories. rales and Isidra Mendez the off ice of the Putnam to tackle the Children’s Library. patrons. Community Book Club: Perez, both of Monterey. County Clerk. All marriage We would like to apologize for Even if you are not a regular Thursday, Feb. 20, 1-2:00 p.m. Jason Carl Davis of licenses will be pub- the inconvenience this will in Algood, don’t hesitate to stop Call or come in to fi nd out the Cookeville, and Elaina lished — we cannot make cause, but for safety reasons we in and say hello. You may be book we are discussing. Join Lee Goodman of Baxter. exceptions. will be closing the Children’s surprised at the cool things you the vibrant discussion and Library while we paint. The fi nd on the shelves. get to read a great book in the bathrooms and meeting rooms Story-time will change to process. will be open downstairs, but the once a month with a focus on library section will be closed to the entire family, but more PHIL SCHALLER is director of the IWC Service Awards patrons. This is for the safety pop-up story-times will happen Putnam County Library System. Fight over luggage throws wrench in cruise plans

EAR ABBY: I paid $5,000 ment. left my wedding early without for a seven-day cruise with DEAR ABBY As hosts, you and saying goodbye (she was in the my grandkids. All I asked your husband have wedding party!) to go be with Dwas for them to pack a the right to issue her baby. carry-on and a backpack. My some guidelines. In- I wonder if giving her a granddaughter and son are hav- experienced travel- subtle reality check would be ing a problem with it. I tried ex- ers are often tempt- helpful, or if it would destroy plaining that I’m handicapped ed to overpack, and our friendship. I’d love for it and do not want to check a large that appears to be to continue, but it seems like a bag for her because it’s a conve- true here. If you one-way street. — FRUSTRAT- nience issue. There’s laundry ABIGAIL haven’t raised the ED FRIEND Barbara Pitts recently celebrated 15 years service onboard the ship. VAN BUREN subject with your DEAR FRUSTRATED: Be- with IWC’s transportation department. Pitts is When I went to help her pack, son of the cost of fore giving your friend a reality recognized IWC’s Director of Operations Jerry my son said I was being unrea- the cruise and your worry about check, I suggest giving yourself Shelgren. sonable, and is now threatening hauling around large pieces of one. Your friend doesn’t talk to cancel our time with our luggage in the small rented car, about anything else but the grandchildren! My husband and you should. At least then he will baby because nothing else is as I are heartbroken. He ordered understand why you have given important to her. us to leave his home and said we “the grands” a limit. If they By sending you those pic- were being ridiculous! I don’t want to bring larger bags, the tures, she isn’t trying to annoy know what to think. kids should be responsible for you. She’s trying to include you Am I being unreasonable? We paying whatever additional cost in watching her precious little never told them how much we there might be. At 15 and 16, one develop. have spent. We just explained both should also be able to lug Because this bothers you to that a checked bag would cause around their own suitcases. It’s the extent that you would write us more stress. We also rented a a teaching opportunity! to me about it, take a step back compact car for after our cruise DEAR ABBY: A friend of for a while rather than say any- to take the grands, who are 15 mine had a baby several months thing to her that you may later and 16, to the mall and a theme ago. She behaves like she’s the regret. park. We don’t understand the fi rst and only woman ever to big deal. — CRUISER GRAND- have given birth. It has con- DEAR ABBY is written by Abigail MA sumed her to the point that she Van Buren, also known as Jeanne DEAR CRUISER: Your letter sends me at least half a dozen Phillips, and was founded by her Eddie Coe recently celebrated 10 years proves the truth of the adage photos a day. When I try to mother, Pauline Phillips. Write with IWC’s transportation department. He’s “no good deed goes unpun- shift the conversation to other Dear Abby at www.DearAbby. recognized by IWC’s Director of Operations ished.” To say your son overre- things, she invariably brings com or P.O. Box 69440, Los An- Jerry Shelgren. acted would be an understate- the topic back to her baby. She geles, CA 90069.

Jennifer Lopez and Shakira vow ‘empowering’ halftime show

MIAMI (AP) — Jenni- how anything is possible fer Lopez and Shakira really and I think what said their Super Bowl matters is the size of halftime show will pay dreams.” homage to Latino cul- Shakira and Lopez ture, promising a joint have separately released performance that has a number of chart-top- an empowering message ping hits that dominated and also one that will both the pop and Latin remember NBA icon charts in the last two Fastsigns Ribbon Cutting Kobe Bryant. decades. While rehears- Lopez and Shakira ing days ago, Lopez said Fastsigns of Cookeville celebrates a ribbon cutting at its new location: 220 Rotary Centennial on Thursday held a her beau Alex Rodriguez Dr. In front, from left: Putnam County Mayor Randy Porter; Pete Serro, Fastsigns production press conference before came to her in tears to manager; Liz Laws, Fastsigns account executive; Mike Grosklaus, Fastsigns owner; Joel Rippe, Sunday’s big game in let her know Bryant, a Fastsigns production; Brianna Hasz, Fastsigns visual communications specialist; George Miami, telling media friend of his, had passed Halford, Chamber president/CEO. In back: Brandi Jolley; Darren Wilson, Chamber Ambassador; they worked hard to put away. Lopez said Thurs- Kim Taylor, Chamber Ambassador; Ian Robson, Chamber Ambassador; Mandy Perhay, Chamber together an eye-popping, day she wanted to send Ambassador; Gina Padgett, Chamber Ambassador; Brandon Parrish, Chamber Ambassador; high-energy 12-minute love and support to Bry- Adam Cunningham, Chamber Ambassador. performance before the ant’s wife and family. San Francisco 49ers “We have to love take on the Kansas City people when they’re Chiefs at Hard Rock here and not wait,” said Stadium. Lopez “I think about Colorado baker who sparked court case has book deal “When I was living Vanessa as a mom and in Barranquilla, my losing her best friend NEW YORK (AP) — The Salem Books is a Christian ban Denver, became known hometown, as a little and partner and losing Colorado baker whose refusal evangelical imprint of Reg- nationally in 2012 after he girl no one would have her child, you know, to design a wedding cake for a nery Publishing that an- cited religious objections in thought that I would be how awful that must be gay couple led to a landmark nounced the book Thursday declining the request of two performing at the Super for her right now, and I Supreme Court ruling and and is calling it “a firsthand men who wanted a cake cele- Bowl,” Colombian singer just wanted to send the made him a conservative hero account of his experience on brating their marriage. The Shakira said. “It would message and praying now has a book deal. the front lines” of a cultural couple fi led a complaint with be so hard to believe. God guides her through Jack Phillips’ memoir, battle between religious and the state’s civil rights commis- And it’s a reality today, every moment because currently untitled, will be re- secular forces. sion, which ruled that Phil- now. I think that this is she has three more ba- leased this summer by Salem Phillips, who runs the Mas- lips should not have refused a palpable example of bies to take care of.” Books Publishing. terpiece Cakeshop in subur- service. 0SUBMISSION INFORMATION0 The Herald-Citizen welcomes sub- there is a $30 charge for a one-column ANNIVERSARIES person celebrating the birthday will missions regarding schools, commu- photo and a $50 charge for a two-col- Those celebrating wedding anni- be shown in the photograph. nity events, club news, engagements, umn photo. 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Looking back in Theater Co., announced to take it back from the Street Training School ple this year are talking But roadwork will history, here were plans this week for a Italians, who recently by Tennessee Tech, offi - about the 100th anniver- have to wait a while the happenings in the stately new moving pic- invaded that African cials say. (Jan. 29, 1953) sary of the Civil War and here. Algood and the Cookeville area for the ture house in Cookev- nation. (Jan. 30, 1941) 1958 names like Shiloh and rest of the area are un- week of Jan. 28-Feb. 2, ille. Its semi-Gothic 1946 They’re calling it the Gettysburg are being der a heavy coat of snow as recorded in the pages facade will face Broad. A former resident of worst snow since the tossed around this week. and ice today, one of the of the Herald-Citizen: It will feature a spacious Cookeville has returned bad winter of ‘37 here. Editor John Mott, in his worst snow storms here 1931 lobby and foyer, 750 to head the police force The temperature today “Town Topics” weekly in years. (Feb. 1, 1966) A prominent Cookev- seats, and enough ‘tilt’ here. He’s Lewis K. Mor- is hovering at 9 degrees column, tells of a chat he 1970 illian is dead this week to the fl oor so that every gan, a 25-year veteran and the entire area is had this week with Dave Staff Sergeant Blair D. of pneumonia and the seat in the house is a of police work in Old under a blanket of snow Offi cer, an auto sales- Burgess, son of Mr. and Tennessee General good one, he said. It will Hickory and Madison in and ice from two back- man here, whose grand- Mrs. Bernie Burgess of Assembly has passed have a balcony, fl oors Davidson County. For to-back snowstorms mother, Mary Jane Bloomington Springs, a resolution paying its covered with rugs, and those of you who recall, followed by an icy rain. Little, was 12 during has been awarded the respects to the man. a stage large enough for he’s the son of the late Traffi c to the east of the Civil War. She lived Bronze Star this week He is Col. R.L. Farley, vaudeville acts. There’ll Campbell Morgan, who Cookeville is at a stand- near the site of the only for heroic action in Viet- 62. Born in the Newark be an orchestra pit too. was known throughout still, although the state military engagement in nam during 1969, while community of White It will be heated and the Upper Cumberland is planning to place a Putnam County during his unit was repeatedly County in 1869, Farley cooled with the latest in as a fearless, honest offi - wrecker on Monterey the Civil War, the Battle engaged with enemy became associated with scientifi c advances, he cer of the law. Morgan is mountain soon in an of Dug Hill Road in the forces. the Bank of Cookeville added, making it one of married to the daughter eff ort to get cars mov- southeast section of the He’s in Nacogdoches, in 1906. Shortly after- the fi nest theaters in the of the Rev. Pete Bilyeu. ing there again. City county. A confederate Texas, now serving as wards, he and A.G. Max- state. (Feb. 2, 1935) (Jan. 31, 1946) and county road crews guerrilla shot at a Union an ROTC instructor at well, Sr., formed a part- 1941 1953 have been out spread- cavalry unit and then Stephen F. Auston Uni- nership that spawned Some 200 National It’s been an unseason- ing salt, sawdust, and fl ed, leading them into versity. (Jan. 28, 1970) numerous companies. Guardsmen in Cookev- ably warm week here. fi ne crushed rock on an ambush along the 1980 They included the ille’s 181st Field Artil- Dandelions are bloom- roads to help cars here. Dug Hill Road. There Construction has Cookeville Veneer Co.; lery are being called ing and jasmine bushes There’s no school this were heavy casualties on begun on a new $1.25 the Carthage Spoke into active duty as the are budding out. People week and all meetings the Union side. Mott says million main offi ce Co., which has mills in war situation in Europe say that the weather have been called off . that today, there’s no building for two-year- Carthage and Algood; got hotter this week. has something to do (Feb. 3, 1958) marker of any sort at the old American Bank & the Egg Case Filler Mfg. They’ll be in training with the epidemic of 1962 site. With all the interest Trust here, offi cials Co. of Nashville; and the next week and will then infl uenza that’s sweep- Tennessee Tech has this year in the Civil announced today. The Letcher Co., a lumber go to Camp Forest in ing the county. Dave produced an award-win- War, he says it would be two-story 11,000-square operation in Kentucky. Tullahoma to join other Huddleston, superin- ning debate team, the a good time to put one up -foot structure is going He was among those in- regular Army units tendent of schools here, Talking Horses. Under there. (Jan. 30, 1962) up on the corner of strumental in the found- there in preparation for announced today that the coaching of Prof. 1966 Spring Street and South ing and early expansion war. there’ll be no school Herman Pinkerton, Algood Mayor Pow- Willow Avenue. of Tennessee Polytech Meanwhile in the next week to help the Horses have won ell Bilyeu this week Showing this week and was well known Sudan, Halie Selassie, students here recover. 33 debates this year announced a $150,000 at the Varsity Theater, on the state level as a the emperor in exile of Last week, more than and lost only six. The street improvement pro- “Apoca ly pse Now,” prominent Democrat. Ethiopia, is training 700 students across the team is composed of Bill gram that will resurface starring Marlon Brando. (Jan. 29, 1931) troops with the aid of county missed classes. Carrington, David King, every street in Algood, (Feb. 1, 1980)

Dunn earns Commitment Number 1 in local news to Excellence endorsement Kathy Dunn, broker of promotes First Realty Company, is excellent the fi rst area Realtor to customer earn the Commitment to service Excellence endorsement consistent from the National Asso- with these ciation of Realtors. standards. The endorsement “Earning goes to Realtors who Dunn the Com- have demonstrated mitment to knowledge and compe- Excellence endorsement tency in 10 core areas of is a true accomplish- real estate practice. ment and an affi rmation Launched in Novem- to consumers that you ber 2018, this innovative stand for ethics and program sets the stan- professionalism in your dard for what it means work,” NAR President to be a professional in John Smaby said. “Ad- the real estate broker- vances in technology age business. and online user expe- The C2EX endorse- rience are making our ment is available only business more and more to Realtors. It is earned seamless, and that’s through a self-directed fantastic, but with new program that enables technology can come real estate profession- vulnerabilities. A C2EX als to assess and build endorsement off ers con- on their competency in sumers the ease of mind each of the core areas. that they have a skilled As a broker, in addition adviser, committed to to demonstrating com- conducting business at petency in all 10 areas, the highest standards, Dunn was required to helping them through show a commitment to what may be the largest creating and maintain- purchase or sale in their ing an environment that life.” Th ieves steal Dali sculptures COPENHAGEN, on a tree — had been on Denmark (AP) — At display at the gallery for least two thieves have 10 days. The exhibition stolen items from an art was to close Saturday. gallery in Stockholm, police said, with Swed- ish media reporting that they include 10 to 12 table-size bronze sculp- tures by Spanish artist Salvador Dali. Police said “at least two thieves” entered the Couleur gallery in central Stockholm early Thursday morning by smashing the entrance window. Forensic experts were searching the gallery for clues and no suspects have been arrested. Gallery owner Peder Enstrom told the Swed- ish news agency TT that the alarm went off after 4 a.m. and police arrived at the scene shortly after. Each of the sculptures by Dali is worth be- tween $21,000 to $52,000 and measures up to 20 inches tall, Enstrom told TT. The sculptures — in- cluding several of Dali’s famous melting watches B4 HERALD-CITIZEN MORE! SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2020 herald-citizen.com Learning Cane Creek Elementary Honor Roll A lot to look

to say no 4TH GRADE ALL A 3RD GRADE A AND B Callahan, Kaylee Crabtree, forward to Joseph Fletcher, Aspen Hilary Alcauter, Mathias Haiti Denton, Tyson Edwards, ear Dave, Gehring, Jeweliua Harris, Calloway, Nolan Cartwright, Michaela England, Charles We’re debt-free Jacob Helms, Presley Hick- Juliete Cuevas Rodriguez, Flatt, Curtis Fox, Jacob Giles, this year except for our man, Sophi Hughes, Marcia Xavier Dotson, Zoey Fit- Mymphis Green, Ariella Dhome, and we’ll May, Taylor-Ann McCloud, tin, Katelynn Griffi n, Emry Harris, Daxton Hill, Keely ell, here we are have our fully-fund- Breeona Mitchell, Bryson Grounds, Hazleigh Gunter, Holland, Sofi a Juanta Velas- again! One month ed emergency Reab, Conner Sutton, Brailey Jose Hernandez Gonzalez, Kh- quez, Elijah Keigans, Kaitlyn in to a new year fund of three to six Walden, Brock Weston. loe Hickey, Kent Howard, Eric Kopinski-Gilbert, Julius Ly- Wso full of promise, months of expens- Jones, Eaven McGarvey, Ma- ons, Tucker McDonald, Fred- and the inevitable “double es, we’ve agreed on 4TH GRADE A AND B son Meadows, Davin Morton, erick Newman, Edison Perez, edged sword” of challenges six months’ worth, Kaylen Barkley, Macey Miah Pena, Logan Quillen, Colton Phillips, Sophia Poland, that face our community, saved up by the end Boles, Jayden Bond, Cora Kaden Render, Hayden Re- Isabelle Potter, Selena Revalee, reregion,gion, state,state nation and of February. We’re Brown, Kadence Brown, neau, Skylar Rhodes, Arturo Cailin Salisbury, Liberty Slig- CHAMBER world. also settingg aside Ivana Bryson, Logan Choyce, Romero, Leah Schmucker, Cul- er-Oslund, Logan Smith, Remy CHATTER Personally, DAVE SAYS a little Judah Clemente, Carter Cow- len Speigel, Myleigh Stover, Thayer, Zoey Wheeler. it is also a time each an, Grady Davis, Alayna Den- Maddox Vanhooser, Carleigh for instance, month nis, Emily Donathan, Grace Violet, Luke Williams, Caleb 1ST GRADE ALL E when I wonder to buy Gardner, Alexys Harville, Wilson, Emma Wright. Tristan Anderson, Jessie what I have a newer Brooklyn Herring, Jaylie Bowman, Judah Case, Gene- to do to be car Huddleston, Madison Huish, 2ND GRADE ALL E sis Cuevas-Rodriguez, Maya able to fi t into with Jadyn Jackowski, Ebony Amia Boles, Piper Burchett, Dailey, Zane Flatt, Avery Gra- my britches cash James, Reiganne Maki, Ma- Kaiden Chambers, Christo- ham, Virgil Gunter, Rylynn again. It just later. kon Massa, Joseph Maynard, pher Cowen, Brayden Fowler, Harville, Abbey Herald, Tuck- GEORGE might have DAVE We’re Joseph Moceri, Brody Owens,, Bentley Franklin, Savannah er Huddleston, Crete Mathis, HALFORD something to RAMSEY about Grace Parris, Freslyn Perez Gabriel, Keren Garcia-Car- Joel Morrison, Conner Music, do with food, $5,000 Gomez, Alexis Presley-Fer- dona, Ayla Gehring, Naomi Lily Nguyen, Zoey Nordwick, inactivity from our car fund raro, Brysen Rose, Alesia Gregg, Kianna Hadidsaz, Bonnie Sikora, Dominic Trot- and “holiday craft beer,” goal, but my hus- Santana, Jayden Self, James Adelyn Horner, John Huish, ter, Mia Wallace, Jaden York. ha ha! (Mostly the latter, band is getting Shaeffer, Averic Simpson, Abigail Jones, Alena Kenne- I’m afraid). Refl ection has impatient. He wants Lee Tollett, Kendall Wright, dy, Aiden Levack, Damien Ta- 1ST GRADE E AND G given way to a time of hope us to go ahead a Destiny Young. bor, Mariah Tedjou, Vincent Aubree Austin, Kiley Bai- and setting goals. Hallelu- fi nance the remain- Tran, Parker Wayman, Lilly ley, Mason Brown, William jah! der, since it’s a rela- 3RD GRADE ALL A Worsham. Fitzpatrick, Zara Fox, Colton Indeed, it is a new begin- tively small amount. Aiden Graham, Kyla Hunt- Frasier, David Gentry, Harley ning! “God is in his heaven He has tried to er, Mia Jimenez-Sanchez, 2ND GRADE E AND G Hamlet, Benson Hostettler, and all is right with the justify this by Chloe Jones, Emma Keaton, Chelsea Alcauter, Elijah Jaxon Hull, Kai King, Hailey world.” (Well, ok, maybe mentioning that you Eli Kirby, Leighana Maner, Allen, Bentlie Anderson, Mau- Mills, Cooper Reich, Liam stretching things just a wee don’t seem to have a Ryan Mills, Ryan Overpeck, ricio Arellano Sanchez, Caleb Ritenour, Kolbie Russell, bit about the “all’s right” problem with people Sydney Randolph, Miles Barber, Katelynn Bennett, Halinah Smith, Paisley Ul- part.) borrowing money to Thomsen. Annalice Bishop, Maxwell mer, Riley Webb. In 2020 your Chamber buy a house. Could expects to continue in its you explain the dif- role of being a catalyst in ference? — Lana potentially having another Dear Lana, Okay, 0REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS0 record-breaking year in fi rst things fi rst. all aspects of our economy. I don’t like debt of WEDNESDAY, JAN. 22 LLC to TN 1815 Beverly Re- $49,000, 20th. People are retiring, moving any kind. I don’t re- From BK Homes Inc to Mel- alty LLC, TN 1579 Hamilton Quitclaim from Cartus to our area in record-break- ally like borrowing anie S. Radocesky, Hickory Avenue LLC, Sundance Eagle Relocation Corporation FKA ing numbers; both resi- for a house, but I’m Flats, Lot 93, $520,000, 2nd. Landing TN LLC, Michael Cendant Mobility Reloca- dential and commercial not unreasonable. Quitclaim from Jerri Pry- Eagle Landing TN LLC, Ea- tion Company and Cartus construction permits are at I tolerate mortgage or, Jeff Pryor and Kimberly gles Landing Ventures, Phase Financial Corporation to an all-time high, our visitor loans, as long as Locke to Jerri Pryor, Forest II, Lot 1A, Lot II, Lot III, Tim Childers and Jessica development program is people use a 15-year, Hills Subdivision, Lot 98, 1st. $6,900,000. Childers, Farmington Woods, booming with new hotels fi xed rate mortgage, From Gery Rogers and Patri- From BJP Legacy Con- Phase I, Lot 15. being built, a new confer- with payments that cia Rogers to Jeremy Tayes, struction LLC to Billy Derek From Tim Childers and ence and exhibition center are no more than Cumberland Cove, Section 57, Worley and Sarah Goodman Jessica Childers to Amaryllis approved and construction a fourth of their Lot 4, $22,500, 4th. Worley, McCulley Farms, Lot Rivera and Edilberto Rivera, beginning soon! A new monthly take-home From Daniel Allen Simmons 4, $750,000, 1st. Farmington Woods, Phase I, downtown hotel and con- pay. A house is often and Deborah C. Simmons to Executor’s deed from Kevin Lot 15, $204,500. vention center will happen the largest purchase Burton E. Nelson and Deb- Bost Executor and Erlene From Sara A. Wallace to eventually, the question is in a person’s life, orah Nelson, Lot I, Lot II, Ruby Bost to Kevin Bost, 615 Brian King and Stephanie when. Of course Tennes- and one most people $79,900, 1st. Laurel Park Circle, Section C, King, Claybrook Estates, Lot see Tech and Cookeville can’t achieve based From Debbie Holm FKA Lot 9, .310 acres, 1st. 1, $6,000, 16th. Regional Medical Center solely on saving. I Debbie Nash AKA Deborah S. From Joseph Clemens and From Kristin M. Rounsville continue evolution into an still recommend, Holm to Charles Ray Johnson Tosha Clemens to Anne John- and Shane W. Rounsville even greater university and however, setting and Lisa Johnson, Bill Smith ston, H.E. Neely Subdivision, to Marie E. Derr, TRACT, regional medical center aside as much as Subdivision, Lot 6, $126,000, Section C, Lot LIST, $133,500, $284,750, 5th. respectively. possible for a down 1st. 1st. From Judith Tina Johns, And, certainly economic payment before tak- From Jewell Flatt AKA Quitclaim from Reba Faye Steve Harris, Margie Stricker development. Major expan- ing out a mortgage. Thelma Jewell Flatt to Kay- Dulworth, Shelly Faye Dul- Deceased and Brett Harris to sions from local companies Here’s the thing. la Flatt, 5143 J. L. McBroom worth Byrd and Angela Amy Sycamore Church of Christ, will be announced soon Cars go down in val- Road, TRACT, $135,000, 18th. Day to Shelly Faye Dullworth Sycamore Church Property, and new prospect activity ue, while traditional THURSDAY, JAN. 23 Byrd, Cumberland Mountain .23 acres, $72,500, 1st. is heating up. Focus is on homes generally From Janice Brewington Coal Company, Section 13, Lot From Margaret Ferrell, raising per-capita income increase in value to Santos Pedraza and Tara LIST, 14th. Mary L. Martin, Linda C. by creating higher paying, substantially over Wohlgemuth Pedraza, .27 From James D. Moore to Savage, Peggy L. Beasley, Su- higher skilled jobs for our the years. acres, $120,000, 1st. Barbara C. Moore, Riverbend san Johnson, Estate of Mattie citizens. Plus, you can get Special warranty deed from Subdivision, Lot 74, $50,000, Emogene Ledbetter, Michael The challenge is simply an absolutely great, Eagles Landing Ventures 2nd. Litchford, Estate of Mildred “growing pains” — infra- pre-owned car for Phase II LLC to Eagles Vacant Quitclaim from Logan Kathy Litchford, Cathy Jo structure improvements $10,000 to $15,000 LLC and Sundance XL TN McCormick, Jade Martin, LaFever, James Louis Ledbet- with an emphasis upon dollars. This is an LLC, Eagles Landing Ven- Charllyn Spriggs NKA Chal- ter, Travis Layton Ledbetter roads, workforce develop- amount which, in tures LLC Division, Phase II, lyn Schebel and Deborah M. and Estate of Phillip Led- ment and education, new my mind, is doable Lot LIST, $425,000. Spriggs Deceased to Wayne B. better to Maddie E. Beasley, schools, industrial sites, over the course Quitclaim from Meredith McDonald, Big Springs, Lot White Plains, Lot 15, $95,000, etc. of several months L. Petralia and Meredith M. 11, Big Springs, Lot 12, Big 19th. So, this begs the pro- through determined Shipman to James M. Ship- Springs, Lot 13. From Paul Willard Irby verbial question, why are saving and living on man, James Elder Redivision Quitclaim from Joseph Trust and Laura Ann Fer- we doing all of this? Our a budget. of Lot One, Lot 1B, 1st. Keith McDonald to Wayne B. guson to Robyn D. Jickling economy has been, is and Depending on Quitclaim from Anna Lee McDonald, Big Springs, Lot Trust, Robyn D. Jickling will be pretty darn diversi- where you live, a AKA Anna Mae Lee and 11, Big Springs, Lot 12, Big Trustee and Thomas K. Jick- fi ed and good! Why change? good home can cost Clayton F. Lee to Clayton F. Springs, Lot 13. ling Trustee, .21 acres, $4,000, Why grow? 10 to 20 times that Lee Je. and Becky L. Lee, Lot From Wayne B. McDonald to 3rd. The simple answers are much. LIST, 1st. Courtney Dawn Mourey and From Parker Boles and Deb- two-fold: The best way Quitclaim from Clayton F. Anthony Kyle Mourey, Big ra J. Boles to Wayne Harper, First, we want to be a to build wealth Lee and Anna Mae Lee to Springs, Lot 11, $239,500. Bear Lake, Phase II, Lot 5, community architect and and have a secure Clayton F. Lee Jr. and Becky From Donald B. Hampton $106,000, 15th. developer in creating job fi nancial life is to L. Lee, TRACT, 1st. and Beatrice G. Mueller De- From Robert Poston and To- opportunities and quality stay away from debt. Quitclaim from Clayton F. witt to George E. Troxell and nya Poston to Cindy L. LaFe- of place for our children This means getting Lee and Anna Mae Lee to Janet D. Troxell, H. E. Neely, ver, 7.9 acres, $224,900, 15th. and grandchildren and a out of mortgage debt Clayton F. Lee Jr. and Becky Section C, Lot LIST, .297 TUESDAY, JAN. 28 land of opportunity for our as quickly as possi- L. Lee, Lot I, .039 acres, Lot II, acres, $260,000, 6th. From Austin Jones to State new residents. TTU Presi- ble, too. 3.83 acres, 1st. From Patty Dycus to MSC of Tennessee. dent Dr. Philip Oldham has You’re never going From Secretary of Housing Property LLC, 2 acres, From Ronald Kinkade and said it best: to paraphrase: to win with money and Urban Development to $610,000, 1st. Janette Kinkade to State of historically, we have if you can’t learn to Thomas J. Vanzin, 700 Sun From Brandon Shaw to Don- Tennessee. educated high technology delay pleasure. Valley Road, Lot 124, $121,000. ald E. Whitteaker, TRACT, From Ben Herron and Lesley students then bid them Everyone has From Lauren E. Sheehy $55,000, 1st. Herron to Timothy Childers farewell to move to compa- that little kid inside to Adam Lakin Hicks, Ash- From Matthew Summers and Jessica Childers, Eller nies located in other com- them, and that brooke Estates, Lot 4, .468 and Nichole Summers to Evia Plantation, Phase II, Lot 47, munities with their higher little kid wants acres, $159,000, 16th. Cooper, 3 acres, $195,000, 3rd. $269,500, 7th. paying jobs. Let’s keep our everything he or she From Ralph A. Bertmeyer From Susan Ellen Carter to From Michael G. Gobbi and talent at home! Let’s locate wants right now. and Ingrid M. Bertmeyer Eleanor Hibbs, West Oak Vil- Kathy E. Gobbi to Rodney P. high tech companies here! Your husband is to Eric Bianco and Saronda lage, TRACT, $115,900, 1st. Anderson and Faith A. An- Second, more and more asking a normal Bianco, Forest Hills, Lot 155, From Seth J. McMasters derson, Hix Division, Lot 2, we want to give our citizens question, but he’s $165,000, 1st. and Amanda N. McMasters $166,000, 1st. less and less of a reason to dangerously close to From Alexandra F. Saylors to Nichole Campbell, TRACT, From Kenny Judd and Amy leave our region for goods letting that imma- to Kenneth E. Cornett Jr., $139,000, 19th. Judd to Lisa Beeso, Phillips and services, specifi cally ture little kid out. Armand Bussell Division, Lot Quitclaim from Charlotte Square, Lot 3, $249,000, 19th. to Nashville, Knoxville, It happens to all of 6, $159,900, 1st. Tays to Justin C. Tays and From Kenny Judd and Amy Chattanooga and in recent us once in a while, From Wade Edward Whea- Michelle Tays, Windsor Hills, Judd to Edward Browning years to Murfreesboro. We but we have to grow ton and Laurin Revere Lot 32, 1st. and Keyea Browning, Phillips must raise our quality of to a point as adults Wheaton to Patience Wilm- From Wanda N. Phillips to Square, Lot 4, $247,500, 19th. life by keeping our sales tax where we tell that oth, K and P Division, Lot 2, Bobby Shane Flanigan, Hon- From Thomas W. Huckeby to dollars at home to fund our little kid no. — Dave $235,000, 1st. eybrook Subdivision, Lot 5, Ashley L. Groves, Brotherton schools, roads, etc. From Patience Wilmoth to $37,000, 1st. Place, Lot 11, $149,900, 6th. The best is yet to come! DAVE RAMSEY is CEO Alexandra F. Saylors, Town MONDAY, JAN. 27 From Jeremy Robinson to Onward! of Ramsey Solutions. and Country Estates, Lot 12, Trustee’s deed from Helen Robyn D. Jickling Trust, Follow Dave on the $239,000, 1st. Herren and Wilson and Asso- Robyn D. Jickling TR and GEORGE HALFORD is president/ web at daveramsey. FRIDAY, JAN. 24 ciates PLLC to Kondaur Cap- Thomas K. Jickling, Jeremy CEO of the Cookeville/Put- com and on Twitter Special warranty deed from ital Corporation, 212 Virgie Robinson Division, Lot 1, 5.01 nam County Chamber of at @DaveRamsey. Eagles Landing Ventures Brown Lane, Lot I, 3.5 acres, acres, $181,000, 3rd. Commerce. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2020 MORE! 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Welch, Memphis Williams, Maddux Allen, Criscelda An- Harris, Samantha Harris, lor Dolente, Lane Garrett, Jingya Zhai, Jason Zhan. dres-Francisco, Bella Arfsten, Joshua Heard, Jennifer Sebastian Gaspar Guzman, 5TH GRADE A AND B Andrea Arvizu-Hernandez, Hernandez-DeJesus, Chani Audrey Hale, Victoria Brayden Agin, Ashna 8TH GRADE A AND B Amerra Ballinger, Logan Hewitt, MerryJayne Hodg- Hammons, Kileigh Houston, Amoretti Pastor, Eric Bart- Gaspar Agustin Felipe, Vin- Binkley, Boone Bouton, Lillian son, Madison Horn, Elisa- Selina Huang, Elizabeth lett, Landon Beria, Kate cent Altobelli, Emily Ander- Bradford, Robert Brown, Sa- beth Hudson, Presley Jared, Kilpatrick, Brianna Martin, Bernhardt, Brookelynn son, Jordyn Arnold, Baltazar mantha Butturini, Kylee Camp- Zoey Jennings, Jazmin Colton Maynard, William Berry, Mackenzie Bowen, Baltazar Francisco, Edwin bell, Caitlyn Carr, Tyrosine Johnson, Hudson Koehler, McCrary, Madison Medley, Max Brooks, Betty Buck- Baltazar Gonzalez, Raqueli- Cavanaugh, Jorja Clark, Katie Katie Koon, Anessa Loftin, Jace Mitchell, Mackenzie ner, Carly Butler, Aidan na Bartolome, Hannah Boles, Clark, Jason Clopton II, Mary Donald Mahaney, Carter Nash, Ciara Oldham, Jezelle Colwell, Jacob Cookson, Christian Catron, Xanthine Detwiler, Lilian Elias, Hailey Mattson, Brookelyn Max- Orozco, Brody Parsons, Duel Coons, Anthony Cavanaugh, Jennifer Cin- Ervin, Kingston Felder, Virgilio well, Mackenzie Parmerter, Lizeth Pastor Luis, Brylee Cooper, Maddux Copeland, to-Mejia, Dylan Collins, Terran Felipe Diego, Alberto Felix-Me- Shivam Patel, Sarah Pelren, Pauley, Rylie Rawdon, Char- Anna Correll, Samuel Cravens, Macie Crist, Nickolas drano, Maribel Flores-Rivera, Keira Rios, Bryan Sanchez, lotte Sanderson, Landen Cranford, Paetyn Denson, Davis, Juana Domingo-Mateo, Alyssianna Freeman, Lilliona Daniel Santos Yanez, Grace Severance, Cason Swindell, Clayton Deschamp, Jake John Dudney, Micah Eldridge, Garrett, Zander Gonzalez, Con- Schmitt, Kaylee Smith, Tim- Audrey Taubert, Elijah Vest, Donnan, Brayden Douglas, Levi Fike, Evelyn Flores-More- nor Graham, Kiara Grasty, Sar- othy Sneed Jr, Annaleisa Lucy Wheeler, Andrew Zam- Cooper Duty, Opal Dyer, no, Seth Frasier, Alexandria ah Groszmann, Avery Hagan, Stanberry, Kollin Stockman, er, Chloe Zheng. Abigail Eldridge, Matthew Fulton, Mariali Gaspar, Cole Maddie Hale, Jacob Hamlet, Brian Stults, Drew Sweeney, Eldridge, Libby Emery, Geren, Sara Giezentanner, Cara Tyler Hamlet, Taylor Harville, Macie Threet, Jordan Velas- 6TH GRADE A AND B Shayla Ervin, Cristel Es- Hartjen, Yaran Hassan, Emma Diego Hernandez-Gonzalez, quez, Anne Wilson, Abigail Elber Alonzo Jose, Daniel calante Rodriguez, Steele Horner, Daniel Jennings, Chloe Orianna Hibbard, Nathan Wright. Averitt, Bonnie Barnes, Esposito, Tereza Felipe Johnson, Jack Johnson, Tony Honeycutt IV, Ava Hutchens, Charlee Bean, Landon Bern- Francisco, Jackie Garcia, Jose Pedro, Brant Kardatzke, Elizabeth Jackson, Logan 7TH GRADE ALL A hardt, Annie Brown, Robyn Cole Gilliam, Malorie Halo Kockx, Jadeson Li, Au- Jefcoat, Abby Johnson, Maria Connor Bowers, Shelby Carver, Caitlyn Clark, Goodman, Cooper Ham- tumn Loy, Ava Marot, Keegan Juan-Mendez, Macie Kelly, Ju- Briggs, Anna Buck, Timo- Christopher Clark, John ilton, Taylor Hammock, Martin, Ericson Martin-Balt- liana LaCoax, Chloe Lane, Brid- thy Cherry, Georgia Coons, Cornwell, Owen Dalton, Ta- James Harding, Leigha azar, Daisy Martinez, Mahler get Lynam, Anastasia Maine, Alaina Dalton, Payne Davis, niah Dirkson, Mary Kather- Herron, Joselyn Hix, Grace- McAlpin, Grace McCaleb, Brit- Marlene Martin-Diego, Isabella Caleb Downer, Eliza El- ine Evans, Siena Fornabaio, lyn Hughes, Clayton Jack- tyn McCoy, Jack McReynolds, Martinez, Daisy Mateo-Mi- dridge, Drew Fair, Alyssa McKenzie Gentry, Lauren son, Daniel Judd, Wiley Ana Miguel Sebastian, Alainia guel, Ashlynn McCollum, Zoey Geer, Bryanna Herron, Gillentine, Laila Gonza- Khleif, Quinn Kincaid, Rac- Miles, Gabriel Olsen, Marcelita McCoy, Karlie Meihls, Ariana Madelyn Justice, Bobby Ray lez-Bello, Breanna Green, quel King, Reagan Lawson, Pascual, Krish Patel, Taksh Moore, John Moore, Rosemary Kilpatrick, Thaddeus Lewis, Emma Hendley, Ashtin Hill, Angel Lopez Lopez, Xzabri- Patel, Christopher Peat, Bobby Neiberger, Aki Nishikawa, Rebekah Manier, Amanda Azure Hintz, Peyton Hix, an Lyles, Benjamin Maff ett, Perry Jr, Tyler Quarles, Ryan Isaac Olea-Vitervo, Skylynn Randolph, Eliel Salina, Andrew Hughes, Thomas Allana Mahler, Jullian Quillen, Christopher Reed, Phy, Adda Pittman, Mario Por- Terry Smith, Lyssabeth Jackson, Nicholas Johnson, Marti, Madalyn Matthews, Claire Richardson, Bowen ras, Alyssa Pulliam, Johnathan Tatum, Branson Turnbow, Chace Jones, Evann Knotts, James Maynard, Krista Rinehart, Denise Santiago-Ro- Ray, Joshua Roberts, Paola Lydia Verble, Meagan Wet- Mitchell League, Declan Maynard, Kinsey McClel- driguez, Juan Sebastian-Diego, Sandoval-Hernandez, Fabiana tack, Zachary Wray, David Linder, Kierstyn Livingston, lan, Haleigh McCloud, Eric Gaspar Sebastian-Sebastian, Sebastian-Juan, Gavin Sells, Wright. Layla Love, Camden Mack- McMurray, Naeydi Mejia, Jared Shepherd, Wyatt Shoe- Lenna Sewell, Chloe Sexton, ie, Mya Maddux, Meredith Allie Nabors, Cameron make-Plock, Dapaul Simmons, Talon Shippentower, Marcia 7TH GRADE A AND B Mannle, Rashel Marti- Nagy, Kennedie Ogilvie, Rylee Simmons, Kendall Smith, Simon Baltazar, Caden Sisco, Kinslea Allen, Ethan nez-Luis, Hayden Maurer, Alex Overholt, Dallas Park- Ethan Stanford, Petrona To- Aiden Smith, Lukas Smith, Amoretti Pastor, Miguel Samuel Mayfi eld, Wyatt Mc- er, Sydney Peterson, Abram mas-Juan, Kiara Underwood, Maddax Smith, Brayden Ste- Andres Manuel, Cody Aus- Cormick, Luke Means, Trey- Phillips, Arwen Poteet, Lacey Warren, Elliot Weathers, vens, Baylee Stewart, Hallie tin, Evan Beria, Cameron veon Miller, Erin Moore, Samuel Powers, Shawn Alexander White, Kaylin York. Strode, Griff en Suits, Jacella Birdwell, Nora Braswell, Izabell Moseley, Claire Na- Remley, Emma Robinson, Thomasson, Christian Vasquez Aiden Braun, Bessie Buck- bors, Olivia Norris, Victor Maddox Robinson, Paytton 7TH GRADE ALL A Diaz, Bailey West, Tucker West- ner, Addison Burnette, Perez Soto, Adriana Powers, Rufener-Wilson, Jennifer Natalie Beaty, LeeAnna Ben- moreland, Ransom Wiggins, Valery Castro Rodriguez, Elijah Reep, Gavin Rezny, Santos-Yanez, Anneston nett, Eva Casal, Sarah Coonce, JingCheng Zhai. Jadence Colwell, Kayleigh Bryson Ringwald, Alli Savage, Kelsey Scott, John Ella Dudney, Canaan Gibson, Conatser, Eleanor Daniels, Roberts, Mariel Robinson, Sissom, Caden Smith, Se- Sydney Graves, Katherine Het- 5TH GRADE ALL A Robert Deaton, Wilson Skylier Robinson, Charlie renity Smith, Tyvon Smith, zel, Alexandra Holt, William Laura Ardiano Cax, Ellarie Dong, Jax Dubravetz-Davis, Roby, Caleb Savage, Conner Jessie Stephenson, Payton Johnson, Jaylie Jones, Olivia Bailey, Sofi a Bottoms, Alanna Cason Duty, Landon Fish- Smith, Nathan Southgate, Stewart, Eli Stout, Alyssa Lykins, Kendyll McCloud, Ryley Brunner, Emma Cook, Emma er, Kaci Flanigan, Abigail Nicholas Sweeney, Isaiah Thomas, Landon Thornton, McCoy, Fiona McKelvie, Kaia Ewing, Brayden Gaspar, Brae- Flores, Rolan Frye, Gabri- Szymczak, Colton Thomp- Victoria Venters, Emma Mersman, Camryn Murdock, lyn Hamilton, Lauren Hender- ella Garza, Sally Gillentine, son, Autumn Timmerman, Verble, Austyn Wagner, Peyton Murdock, Blake Owen, son, Kami Hughes, Jaden Hunt, Terri Griff ore, Maddux Hayden Underwood, Ethan Darci Waller, Parker Wil- Ellie Park, Cali Richmond, An- Jackson Jones, Zolton Knight, Hammock, Angelo Hardin, Warren, Anna Wheeler, son, Heilo Yates. zly Roberts, Anderson Sheets, Hevon Kockx, Vivan Kotla, Mariska Shelton, Katherine Gabrianna Lamberson, Janaya Smith, Addison Wells, Kaylee McDonald, Cruz McShane, Lily Wilmoth, Tianhao Yang, Andre Modrall, Aubree Murdock, Tay- Ye. lor Owen, Blake Riddick, Taylor Shearer, Chloe Sparks, Aniya Sycamore Elementary Honor Roll 7TH GRADE A AND B Wallace. Maitae Agustin-Baltazar, 4TH GRADE ALL A Myers, Lily Peek, Abigail uelito Sebastian Pascual, Ellie Alanis, Sadie Albert, Evan 5TH GRADE A AND B Emma Eldridge, Josiah Petty, Iverson Powe, Tay- Fred Sherrill, Karly Smith, Allen, Clemens Baker, Samuel Asanti Baird, Sarah Balta- Nichols, Gavin Robbins. lor Powers, Aubree Pryor, Anthony Vazquez Mayo, Bodsford, Amelia Callahan, zar-Cax, Leeah Bates, Mariel Christopher Redwine, Faris Destini Ward, Brayden Wil- Benjamin Casey, Anica Cobb, Beaty, Richlynne Bennett, 4TH GRADE A AND B Tawhari, Omarion Taylor, son, Lyla Young. Juliana Damico, Emiliano Oliver Cinto Mejia, Jonathan Qwinntin Baskins, Jude Savannah Walker, Nicholas Domingo-Mendez, Matthew Cisneros Conohan, Zoey Clark, Boone, Ashley Broderick, Wheeler. 1ST GRADE ALL E Faulhaber, Quentin Frazier, Maria Cojocaru, Jazmin Dailey, Gaspar Diego Sebastian, Jaxson Agee, Aldo Al- Cassidy Gibson, Jonathan Easton Davidson, Jackson Lauren Gillies, Victor 3RD GRADE ALL B anis, Yaw Oduro Asante, Gomez Alonzo, Bianca Gue- Demps, Marvin Diego Francis- Gomez Andres, Christopher Lakelynn Fletcher, Mat- Miles Breeden, Xander vara, Lukas Hardin, Madyson co, Wilmer Diego Tomas, Wil- Gonsalves, Elaina Hamilton, thew Knight. Cunningham, Irani Diaz Harrison, Kaydence Hopkins, liam Evans, Molly Faulhaber, Cash Hancock, Jayley Mink, Morales, Alaina Grover, Jackson Hutchens, Isaac Jose- Ana Felipe Sebastian, Jonathan Harper Oaks, Weston Pugh, 2ND GRADE ALL E Olivia Gunn, Kaydee Hall, Musquiz, Eulalia Juan-Nicolas, Fletcher, Apolonia Francisco Dee-Jay Savastano, Nadalyn Victoria Barron, Addie Deshawn Jarman, Molly Caden King, Zyanya Knight, Diego, Mayra Francisco, Cailey Stephens, Lucy Wagner, Breeden, Ava England, Kh- Jefcoat, Owen Jefcoat, Haven Kockx, Landon Krauss, Frank, Gavin Gillispie, Kimber- Jackson West, Anthony loe Frazier, Caroline Frye, Lexuan Li, Judah Loftis, Jewel Lachapelle, Isaiah ly Glancy, Edward Graves IV, White. Yura Heo, Owen Honeycutt, Jeremiah Lopina, Sadie Loftis, Gernt Martin, Alex Jaxon Grijalva, Trinity Harley McCoy Keller, Lydian Last- Mattson, Malin Owens, Martin-Jose, Lilly McCarter, McCoy, Aidan Harrison, Sed- 4TH GRADE ALL B er, Angelina Manzo, Skyler Aniston Pruett, Angelita Amberly Medina, Abigail Mur- rick Herrod, Jude Hite, Paige Jaydence Bennett, Ryley McCalmon, Zachary Mc- Sebastian Pascual, Maddie dock, Alexis Murdock, Mason Howard, Lillyanne Jared, Elliot Bettis Bussell, Thomas Cloud, Blake Nunn, Pagan Seber, Ethan Setliff , Carson Nelson, Dolan Newman, Maria Judd, Lucas Logsdon, Ricardo Hacker III, Luke Peek. Patterson, Britton Pugh, Isa- Shaw, Bentley Smith, Elan Nicolas, Iraseny Nicolas-Diego, Martin, Christian McClellan, bella Sherrill, Klowi Stock- Stapleton, Bristol Stockton, Karley Norris, Reid Owens, Angelica Miguel Sebastian, 3RD GRADE ALL A ton, Caleb Tollison, Brayden Colton Wilkey, Lilly Wylie, Virgilio Pascual, Frenny Patel, Cesar Morales Alvarado, Eu- Isabella Amoretti, Ryder Whitehead, Tristan Yates. Rogue Zanardi. Jaan Patel, Madison Petralia, lalia Nicolas Francisco, Gavin Billingsley, Kylie Brooks, Reed Phillips, Kelly Phy, Lily Parker, Tej Patel, Adrianne Aeris Davis, Keaton Jones, 2ND GRADE E AND G 1ST GRADE E AND G Ragland, John Ramirez-Perez, Roberts, Emma Roberts, Maxx James Kelly, Enoch Knight, Jaylene Andres, Jude Jaylyn Douglas, William Shayla Redmon, Jackson Rob- Roberts, Eliza Saylors, Juan Kaylee Livingston. Bates, Aiden Black, Ty Chil- Hartjen, Jaxson Kulis, Mal- erts, Jacqueline Ruiz-Rico, Jes- Sebastian Francisco, Magdale- cutt, Caden Davis, Raeleigh lory Loftis, Morgan Loftis, sie Sanchez-Rodriguez, David na Sebastian Sebastian, Marvin 3RD GRADE A AND B Duke, Willie Dunn, Kayden Morgan Poitier, Aslynn Sebastian-Bartolome, Fabiola Sebastian-Sebastian, Barrett Zencia Beck, Jackson Felder, Gabriel Franco, Schoenmann, Emma Sebastian-Vasquez, Adyson Sewell, Hailey Shippentower, Bowers, Kason Buck, Kings- Alyssa Hacker, Tatum Hall, Stamps, Jaxson Whitaker. Self, Addison Short, Eathan Ava Shockley, Owen Stanford, ton Bumbalough, Sophea Aaliyah Johnson, Saman- Smith, Sawyer Stone, Matthew Daisy Stockwell, Raed Tawhari, Byers, Elijah Elliott, Callie tha Kemp, Addisyn King, 1ST GRADE ALL G Taylor, Rylee Todd, Zachary Isaiah Urbano, Mark Wallace, Geren, Ava Gist, Rosa Jantes Ariana McCloud, Mack Brody DeVillanueva, Elias Tollison, John Uptegraw, Pre- Kason Watson, Miles Welch, Bogle, Mason Loftis, Claire McReynolds, Trinity Ogle, Lopez-Hernandez, DeMarkis siosa Vitervo Rosendo, Cadman Molly Williams, Roman Wil- Mathis, Elizabeth Michael, Ambree Patrick, Blaklie McCall, Jasper Pennington, Warren, Zane Williams, Riley liams, Leia Young. Tate Milligan, Arianna Phy, Gavin Porter, Man- Elora Setliff . SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2020 FUN & GAMES HERALD-CITIZEN B7 herald-citizen.com Gov. Lee presents state of the state address Monday

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0HOROSCOPE0 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2020 CANCER (June 21-July 22) — How you han- MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2020 CANCER (June 21-July 22) — Don’t lend or Keep an open mind and be willing to dle others will aff ect the way you live. If you take action and do your own borrow money or possessions. Off er let go of the past. Living in the mo- An unexpected change may take you thing, you will gain popularity. Speak suggestions if someone tries to enlist ment will prepare you for what’s to by surprise. Embrace what’s new and your mind and make a diff erence in your help. What you do emotionally and come. Push uncertainty aside and let exciting. Romance is favored. your community. It’s time to trans- physically for someone will be of great- experience be your guide. Don’t wait LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Follow through form your life to suit your needs and er value than financial assistance. for someone else to make you happy; with your plans or expect to be to achieve your dreams, hopes and LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Home improve- it’s your responsibility. questioned. Be careful when sharing wishes. ment projects will cost more than AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Put minor information about yourself or someone AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Domestic anticipated. Try to stay within budget issues aside and focus on having fun else. Gossip will require damage con- problems will try your patience. Exces- and stick to the facts and figures when and enjoying your life and the people trol. Truth and trust are encouraged. sive behavior will make matters worse. dealing with contractors or workers. who mean the most to you. Look at VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — A change will An unexpected turn of events regard- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Enjoy the what you have accomplished, not at be eye-opening. Expand your aware- ing your position or workplace will help company of people who share your what you haven’t. ness and reach out to people who you make a positive change. beliefs or interests. Taking business PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — Your sweet have something unique to off er. If you PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — Don’t get trips, engaging in interviews or recon- and friendly way of dealing with focus on relationships and romance, into an argument with someone who necting with a former co-worker will be people will bring good results. Partic- you will feel uplifted. threatens your principles. Everyone has informative. ipate in events that will broaden your LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Time will be a right to his or her own opinion. 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2ND GRADE ALL E Fisher Phillips, Carter Emmalin Stephens, Aspen Asberry, Ragsdale, Zoey Roberts, Jason Thomas, Tucker Damian Becker, Colton Ryleigh Romero, Abi- Troglin, Brianna Ward, Bullock, Madelyn Dick- gail Sanders, Clarissa Illa Ware, Jacob Wil- son, Allie Ealey, Kings- Santomango, Thomas liams. ton Elswick-Montano, Saunders, Liam Sexton, Maeleigh Fain, Dalton Carter Speck, Henry 4TH GRADE ALL A Fox, Dryver Gentry, Sysak, Mason Thomas, Bryant Allen, Carina Sophia Godfrey, Doman- Alicia Vargas Ramirez, (CJ) Brady, Lilly Cor- ik Goyett, Mahayla Kenneth Vaughn, Elias rell, Mason Fox, Della Greenwood, Andrew White. Gilreath, Serenity Ham- Hall, River Hamilton, mons, Dominic Hughett, Graci Hampshire, 3RD GRADE ALL A Emma Maynard, Mar- Aliza Haney Caroline Lakelynn Fields, ley Maynard, Kinsley Hargis, Libby Hughes, Kylee Fisher, LilliAna McCorison, Brooklyn Jordan Hughett, Liberty Godfrey, Kadence Hol- Perry, Joseph Snyder, Lerch, Rylee Lewis, Atri land, Lucy Jared, Selina Jacob Stinnett. LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS | HERALD-CITIZEN Lineberry, Lena Mahan, Leppard, Brycen May- Brylee Maynor, Cayden nard, Drew McHenry, 4TH GRADE ALL A AND B Mertz, Khloe Morris, Kayleigh Norrod, Emma Jaxen Allen, Jase American Legion Speech Winner Carli Mosley, Mythias Smitty, Averie Wilken, Anderson, Lillian Ard- Van Buren County High School junior Dylan Simmons, center, was Orrand, Harper Petty, Brady Wiser. ry, Anastacia Beasley, the winner of the America Legion speech contest focusing on the Willa Phifer, Logan Shay Becraft, Avery U.S. Constitution held at the Putnam County Courthouse in January. Roberts, Lula Russel, 3RD GRADE ALL A AND B Bell, Jordyn Bostian, Simmons will compete in the regional contest in Manchester in Hagen Starnes, Spen- Tucker Ashburn, Callie Clouse, David March. With Simmons are American Legion Post 207 Commander cer Strahan, Jonathan Caleb Birdwell, Pearson Cook, Ransom Cooper, Hansel Moore, left, and American Legion Post 207 Commander Taylor, Sephra Tinsley, Bowen, Derrick Bradley, Olivia Cowan, Lucas Shawn Brunelle, right. Clinton Trobaugh, Holly Samuel Brown, Sawyer Crabtree, Evan Dun- Vaughn, Knox Waller, Brown, Josie Bush, ham, Keynan Durham, Felix Whiteaker, Bailey Angela Cannon, Amel- Alyson Elkins, Zachary Whitehead, Anzly Wil- lia Carr, Madison Dunn, Flatt, Joshua Hargis, liams, Cooper Williams, Daniel Feinbloom, Annyston Harmon, Kh- Lincoln Yoder, Aden Kayden Ford, Samuel loe Harper, Jobin Hart, Youngs. Goff , Jackson Green, Abigail Hayes, Katelyn Aaliyah Hall, Chloe Hayes, Sophie Hendrix, 2ND GRADE ALL E AND G Hall, Jackson Hamman, Tayvin Hughes, Ra- Chance Abrams, Brayden Hammond, Kelle Ingram, Hailey Madeline Arnold, Silas Ashley Harkins, Ellah Jones, Sunni Jones, Isai Barnwell, Alayna Beck- Henley, Denton Hud- Lopez-Guzman, Khloe er, Izabella Billings, Per- dleston, Norah Jen- Lustre, Mila Mlone, seus Bond, Illa Bowen, nings, Michale John- Adrianna Maxwell, Reede Brewington, Codi son, Ethan Judd, Carl Abigail Maynard, Mad- Brown, Hutson Bush, Julian, Emma Kelley, ison McGee, Hayden Jason Cook, EllaAnn Zander Lee, Fischer Millrany, Eriana Davis, Olivia Dyer, Leftwich, Makinzie Morgan, Keira Murphy, Emma Farley, Jace Lindsay, Rayne Lynn, Andrew Oliver, Trevor Freedle, Hagen Garrett, Dalton Mathis, Camryn Palk, Khusi Patel, Leah Kimberly Henley, Henry Maynor, Mavrik Mc- Rice, Ryan Roberts, Jacek, Calliana John- Coin, Nicholas McEl- Jessie Rowe, Jackson Elijah Alaniz and Cameron Mullins get an active start to the day with son, Colton Johnson, haney, Seth McHenry, Smith, Chloe Sprague, the rest of their class at Highland Rim Academy. Angelina Kyffi n, Jaxon Charles Mullins, Lily Alexander Starr, Taya Maxwell, Cloe Miller, Nash, Brett Palmer, Underwood, Kayden Brody Moon, Tesla Ansh Patel, Rena Petal, Vergeson, Morgan Highland Rim hosts open houses Myatt, Spencer Nabors, Nienke Perry, Khloe Washburn, Tucker Hannah Neal, Spen- Phann, Grayson Phil- Westmoreland, Addi- Highland Rim Acad- and review curriculum. year begins on March cer O’Marrah, Corbin lips, Nevaeh Robinson, son Whittaker, Brynn emy will be hosting HRA is also hosting 2. Applications may be Palmer, Kayden Parks, Kolyn Schaefer, Payton Wilken, Persephone three open house a pair of Kindergar- picked up in the front Kilee Parris, Chevy Scheaff er, Bradley Slig- Williams, Makayla events in the next few ten One-on-One days. offi ce during regular Parrish, Jackson Perry, er, Artemis Stephens, Youngblood. months. The open These are designed for business hours Mon- houses are designed parents with upcoming day-Friday from 7:45 for parents interested Kindergarten students a.m. to 2:45 p.m. in enrolling students to have dedicated time HRA is a fully for the 2020-2021 school with one of the Kinder- accredited K-12 clas- Northeast Elementary Honor Roll year. garten teachers. The sical Christian school Events are scheduled fi rst one is Tuesday, in Cookeville. Es- 4TH GRADE ALL A azar, Sophie Hancock, Bristol Seeman, Elsie for Tuesday, Feb. 11, Feb. 25, from 8-11 a.m. tablished in 2007, the Lauren Goodman, Iri- Xander Hargis, Mack- Swift, Eliza Synnestvedt, from 4-6 p.m.; Tuesday, The second one is school currently serves na Long, Hailey Meurer, enzie Harville, Sa- Jayden Wheeler. Feb. 25, from 4-6 p.m.; Thursday, March 5, families in four coun- William Sliger, Jaylyn ranade Harville, Owen and Tuesday, March from noon to 2:30 p.m. ties. Soop, Anna Steel. Ingram, Fernanda Niz 1ST GRADE ALL E 31, from 4-6 p.m.. All Interested parents can For more informa- Escobar, Yasir Raoof, Bailey Bowen, John events will be on cam- contact the offi ce at 931- tion about the school, 4TH GRADE A AND B Brady Simonis, Taegen Canada, Alexander pus at 1621 N. Washing- 526-4472 to schedule a visit the website at Markell Aker, Sims, Hero Stilts, Alexis Downs, Tucker Edging- ton Ave. Teachers and 30-minute appointment www.highlandri- Orquidea Alatorre Wiggs, Aaleeyah Wil- ton, Genesis Estrada administrators will for either day. macademy.org or Lopez, Leland Allen, liams. Flores, Kahlia Goodloe, be on hand to answer Open enrollment for contact the school offi ce Kaitiebeth Bartlett, Lauriana Hurt-Sousa, questions, give tours, the 2020-2021 school at 931-526-4472. Brylee Brown, Davin 2ND GRADE ALL E Colten Ingram, Ava Brown, Addison Con- Rowen Bennett, Amity Lintz, Jesse Mauricio, nell, Zalyn Crowell, Na- Brooks, Atticus Crock- Caleigh Messer, Andrew than Dyer, Derek Farley, ett, Audrey Goodman, Rivers, Kenli Scott Ellie Gilley, Keller Hess, Hadley Hatch, Payton Lilian Hurt-Sousa, Luke Johnson, Kaylee McCa- 1ST GRADE E AND G Jensen, Sierra King, rroll, Rhealyn Ragland, Osiel Alatorre Lo- Nora Leckie, Maria Kayleigh Rayburn, Zadie pez, Matthew Baines, Pascual-Andres, Julia Smith, Mahalia Thom- Gunner Brant, Londyn Ramler, Nestor Santi- asson, Carter Tippens, Brown, Riayla Bryant, zo-Berduo, Abby Simon, Zariyah Williams, Logan Collin Burnett, Brooke- Abigail Simonis, Isabella Young. lyn Farley, Jaxson Tapp, Addison Taylor, Fleenor, Isaac Gipson, Camden Tippens, Alana 2ND GRADE E AND G Genesis Guzman-Munoz, Wiggs, Adyson Yarchuk. Andrea Arredon- Lyric Harville, Ame- do-Ramirez, Brogan lia Haston, Tashawn 3RD GRADE ALL A Barnes, Mackenzie Hawn, Kenzie Hicks, Burgess Dement, So- Baugh, Camden Craw- Izabella Hood, Fabiana phia Elias, Jaley Grijal- ford, Melody Cruz, Juan Francisco, Samia va, Aiden Hailey-Casey, Braiden Gipson, Walbert Luttman, Mary Martin Samuel Hardin, Miguel Ibanez Martinez, Lola Francisco, Eliana Mo- Martin Francisco, Krauss, Christopher rales, Nehemiah Mo- JIM HERRIN | HERALD-CITIZEN Bricyn Oakley, Alden Lindner, Aden Manier, rales, Kayson Ortlepp, Members of the Algood Middle School Robotic Club, from left, Pirkle. Mila Manier, Daniel Kaylynne Parker, Silas Samuel Canfield, Samuel Birdwell, Coach Kelly Moore, Andrew Martinez-Guzman, Lily Phonsnasinh, Maddox Ramey, Eli Moore, Joe Chambers, Corbin Norris, Silas Pirkle, Coach 3RD GRADE A AND B McClain, Luke Mont- Rathunde, Christabella Stephen Canfield, and Kanyon McKay get ready to compete in the Joslynn Clouse, Eric gomery, Julianne Ooten, Riddle, Angela Sebastian First Lego League Regional Competition. Combs, Elijah Conner, Arianna Partain, Joseph Gomez, Samuel Short, Ezra Dietz, Victoria Pryor, Dahlia Ramler, Juan Vazquez Perez, Downs,Ashlyn Flatt, Magali Rivera-Gonzalez, Asa Wilmoth, Graham AMS robotics team preps for regional Abdy Francisco Balt- Andrea Santizo-Pablo, Wynne. The Algood Techies, tition in which robots Algood techies chose Algood Middle School’s need to move around the Tennessee Central Robotic Club, are in a simulated city and Heritage Rail Trail preparing for the First do tasks such as erect crossing at Washing- Heavenly Host School Honor Roll Lego League Regional houses, fi x traffi c jams, ton Avenue and 12th KINDERGARTEN A Gore, Carmen Hoff ert, Grimes, Kallie Hoff ert, Competition held at and provide rescue. Street as a city prob- Alexander DePew, T. J. Stephens, Evelyn Clara Holloway, Clark TTU on Feb. 8, 2020. The robots are de- lem that they could Brooke Dunham, Silas Yao. Murphy. The First Lego signed, built and pro- work to improve. The Lewis, Izzy MacFar- League is an interna- grammed by members team members felt that quhar, Brylee Roberts, SECOND GRADE B FIFTH GRADE B tional competition in of the robotics club and the Washington Ave- Storm Stephens. Isaiah Adcock, Knox Adyn Davis, Ryan science with a robot- need to work autono- nue crossing could be Hooie. Wheat. ics challenge (based mously (independently) sometimes diffi cult or KINDERGARTEN B on Legos) for middle once the game starts. dangerous for rail-trail Grayson LaGod, Myl- THIRD GRADE A SIXTH GRADE A school students. The The science project users. ee Powell, Eli Smith. Chloe Gaitan, Kody Blake Barrett, Emily competition is built requires the team to The team plans to Wright. Hansen, Ruth Mat- on three main compo- identify an important perform a prototype FIRST GRADE A thews. nents: a robot game, issue in our city, to experiment of this Cruz Allison, Mikayla THIRD GRADE B a science project and research the problem solution on the Rail Dickens, Erik Hansen, Gabriel Campbell. SIXTH GRADE B core values. and present a possible Trail at Washington Madelynn Lundholm, Caleb Gentry, Noah The theme for this solution. The core val- Ave. between now Beckham Mackie. FOURTH GRADE A Gentry. year is CityShaper, so ues component judges and Feb. 8. If you are Will Cannon, Allie the robot game and the team on areas of using the trail, please FIRST GRADE B Nelson, Bella Ret, Ayden SEVENTH GRADE A science project are discovery, innovation, feel free to look for the McGarrett Davis. Stephens. Xander Gaitan, Kyla based on shaping and impact, inclusion and team’s information and Ligon, Alayna Morris, improving our cities teamwork. crossing solution, and SECOND GRADE A FIFTH GRADE A Hannah Smith, Gauge and towns. The robot For the CityShaper share your thoughts on Abby Davis, Autumn Julian Gaitan, Sophia Weber. game is a timed compe- competition, the the survey. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2020 HERALD-CITIZEN Classifi ed C1 email: [email protected] PHONE: 931-526-9715 | FAX: 931-526-1209 1300 Neal St., Cookeville, Tenn. 38501

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“We don’t call it old, we call it ‘antique’.” “I don’t think it’s ugly, I think it’s unique.” “It’s not silly, it’s simply quaint.” “ It doesn’t need tossing, it just needs paint.” “It’s not dented it’s simply scratched.” “It doesn’t need mending, I’ll just have it patched.” “It has plenty of years left and the price is right.” “It’ll look brand new if we just paint it white!” When it comes to the Classifieds, it’s in the eye of the beholder to decide what’s trash and what’s a treasure. From your grandmother’s bustle to your grandfather’s clock, you’ll find a marketplace of interesting items to buy and a perfect place for marketing your own items for sale in the Classifieds! Call 526-9715 C4 HERALD-CITIZEN CLASSIFIED SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2020 herald-citizen.com ROOMS FOR RENT LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS STAR MOTOR INN AMERICAN WAY Weekly starting @ $200 + ders must be licensed per NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2020 at 10:15. (CST) at Al- tax. Free internet, frig, guest state law. Five percent (5%) ESTATE OF JOHN PAT- good City Hall. laundry, movie rentals. Bid Security is required. RICK MORAN JR., DE- REAL ESTATE Pet Friendly, Construction Bid Security shall be in the CEASED. Notice is here- Specifi cations may be ob- Crews welcome. 526-9511 form of a cashier’s check, by given that on 28TH day tained by contracting the Bank check, or Bid Bond (no of JANUARY, 2020, Let- City of Algood , at 931- SUNDAY’S OPEN HOUSE personal/company checks ters ADMINISTRATION in 537-9545, online at www. APTS/DUPLEXES FOR RENT accepted) subject to the respect of the Estate of algood-tn.com, or email at 1:00-2:30 4125 PLANTATION DR. conditions provided in the JOHN PATRICK MORAN, [email protected]. $489,500 instructions to bidders. deceased who died JULY MLS 193466 NICE 1, 2 & 3 BR APTS. 28TH, 2019 were issued to All bids must be mailed or Host: The successful bidder will the undersigned by the Pro- delivered to the City of Al- Jeremy Fox $500 - $650 / mo. be required to furnish ac- bate Court of Putnam Coun- good, ATTN: Bid Opening, 931-261-6290 Water, Sewer, Appliances ceptable Performance ty, Tennessee. 215 W Main Street, Algood, and Payment Bonds in the TN 38506. All envelopes DIRECTIONS: From PCCH: Furnished; WD Hookup; E. on Broad St., continue on amount of One Hundred All persons, resident and must be sealed and marked Buck Mtn. Rd., left on Old CH&A; Pool; No Pets. Percent (100%) of the con- non-resident, having claims, “Sidewalk Repair”. White Plains, 4BR/4.5BA 4,951 Sq.Ft. Qualls, right on Plantation, go Chelsea Place Properties tract amount, each bond. matured or unmatured, past club house, home on right The term “Successful Bid- against the estate are re- City of Algood reserves the 526-6161 der” means the lowest qual- quired to fi le same with the right to reject any or all bids. ifi ed, responsible Bidder to Clerk of the above-named 1/12, 19, 26, 29, 2/2 American-Way.com whom the Owner (on the ba- 1, 2, 3 & 4 BR Apts / Court on or before the ear- 710 S. JEFFERSON AVE., COOKEVILLE, TN sis of Owner’s evaluation as lier of the dates prescribed The City of Algood will re- HOUSES NEW $280-$800 hereinafter provided) makes ceive sealed RFP’s until 10 931-526-9581 or Toll Free 866-319-5655 Cable, Water/Appl’s Furn’d in (1) or (2) otherwise their an award. claims will be forever barred: a.m. Thursday, February 27, OVER 100 LOCATION 2020 for FY 2020 audit work. Kids welcome. Some Pets All bidders must be licensed (1)(A) Four (4) months from No faxed bids or e-mailed in Designated Apts. to perform the type con- bids will be accepted. No Open Mon - Fr the date of the fi rst publi- Here. struction herein described bids will be accepted after 70 percent of adults read a Soard Properties cation of this notice if the as required by Tennessee creditor received an actual 10:00 a.m. (CST). Bid open- newspaper or visit a newspaper 526-1988 website in an average week. Code Annotated, Title 62, copy of this notice to cred- ing will be Thursday, Febru- Storage units available 79 percent of those readers Chapter 6, Amended by itors at least sixty (60) days ary 27, 2020 at 10:15 a.m. take action as a result of advertising Chapter 406 of the Public before the date that is four (CST) at Algood City Hall. in the newspaper. In fact, 1BR/1BA Duplex, Applianc- newspapers are the Works Acts of 1977. (4) months from the date of es Furnished, Close to TTU, advertising medium shoppers the fi rst publication; or Specifi cations may be ob- use most in an average week. Available immediately, NO The Owner reserves the tained by contacting the City PETS, Credit Check, Ref’s right to waive any irregu- (B) Sixty (60) days from the of Algood, at 931-537-9545, required, $375/mo + $375/ larities or reject any or all online at www.algood-tn. dep. 931-260-2032 date the creditor received an bids as deemed in the best actual copy of the notice to com, or email at algoodci- There. interest of the Owner. In the [email protected]. Advertising information is 2BR, 1BA $600/mo. Appl’s, creditors if the creditor re- event all bids are rejected, one of the top reasons consumers W/D HU, NO PETS. Call ceived the copy of the notice the project may be re-ad- less than sixty (60 days pri- All bids must be mailed or visit newspaper websites. 239-6938 When combined with a print vertised. or to the date that is four (4) delivered to the City of Al- presence, online advertising good, ATTN: AUDIT RFP, 2BR, 1BA. Stove, refrig, DW, months from the date of fi rst extends your audience reach in Project: Replacement City of Algood, 215 W Main a unique and valuable way. CH/A. $380/mo. Small pets publication as described in Boilers for Algood Mid- (1)(A): or Street, Algood, TN 38506. OK!! Call 526-1988. dle School, 540 Dry Valley All envelopes must be Road, Algood, TN (2) Twelve (12) months from sealed and marked ADDIT 2BR/1BA, W/D HU, stove, RFP. Frig, No Smoking/Pets, the decedent’s date of Pre-Bid Conference: 2:00 death. Everywhere. $450/mo. 319-4074, 526- PM CDT Wednesday 2-19- City of Algood reserves the In print, online and even 6450. from thier phones, people turn to us 2020 at the project site This 28TH day of JANUARY right to reject any or all bids. for information that is local, 1/12, 19, 26, 2/2, 9, 16, 23 2BR/2BA New Duplex, Al- 2020. relevant, current and trustworthy. Bids received: at Putnam Put your business on the map with good, W/D Hook-ups, Ap- County Board of Educa- Signed JENNIFER BALL- The Town of Monterey will targeted advertising from pliances Included, No Pets/ tion, 1400 East Spring have a fi nance committee the source that gets results. Smoking. $1000/mo + dep. INGER MORAN, ADMINIS- Street, Cookeville, TN TRATRIX meeting on Monday, Feb- 817-680-7839 38501 ruary 3, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. Attorney for the Estate: at the Monterey Municipal Until: 2:00 PM CDT BLAKE FITZPATRICK Building. The items on the Get the Word Out Wednesday, 2-26-2020 46 N. JEFFERSON AVE agenda are: 1) Review pay COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 scales for city employees; With Advertising in the Plan Room: NCA Repro- 2) Preliminary 2020-2021 graphics and Plans Room, Jennifer Wilkerson, budget; and 3) Discuss risk 701 E. Spring Street, Circuit and Probate Clerk management options. Cookeville, TN 38501, 421 E. Spring Street 2/2 Telephone 931-528-9223 Cookeville, TN 38501 931-528-1508 Call 931-526-9715 today FOR RENT Plan Charge: Purchase 2/2, 2/9 to fi nd out how the Herald-Citizen 1 , 2 & 3 Bedroom Apts, from NCA Reprographics Houses. Many locations and Plans Room PUBLIC NOTICE Small print and online advertising programs FALCON REALTY, can help your business grow. 528-2158 Designer: Maff ett Loftis The Industrial Ads Get falconrealtycookeville.com Engineering, LLC, 1 South Development Board of the noticed Jeff erson Ave., Suite 101, City of Cookeville www.herald-citizen.com Very Nice 3BR/2BA Town- Cookeville, Tennessee also. house in Ckvl. $850/MO, 38501, Telephone 931- NOTICE IS HEREBY Information from the 2012 Advertising Planning Guide published by the Newspaper Association of America. $500/DEP, no pets, 1yr 526-5143, Contact: Brian GIVEN to all residents of lease. Call Brian: 931-319- D Maff ett, PE, brian@maff Cookeville, Tennessee and 1755 ett-loftis.com to all persons interested, 2/2 that the open, public An- nual Meeting of The Indus- HOUSES FOR RENT Notice of Probate Court trial Development Board of 201 Cooper Rd, Algood. Sale the City of Cookeville, Ten- 3BR, 2BA. Outside storage nessee (the “IDB), shall be barn, no pets. $1000/mo, RE: Estate of Linda Sue held on February 10, 2020 $1000/dep. Call (931)265- Cooper Deceased (Case at 8:00 a.m. in the Claude 4475 20144) Gentry Board Room of the Cookeville-Putnam County 50 Kenway St 3BR, 2BA Elizabeth Hudson, Admin- Chamber of Commerce, 1 1500 SF house w/unfi n- istrator West 1st Street, Cookeville, ished basement. No pet. Tennessee. Yard maint. $950, $950/dep. In obedience to a decree (931)260-1712. of Probate Court of Put- NOTICE IS FURTHER nam County, at Cookeville, HEREBY GIVEN that open, Looking for a 1, 2, 3, or 4 Tennessee, made at the public Regular Quarterly Bedroom October 8, 2019 session, Meetings of the IDB will be Houses / Apartments for in the above styled case. held at the same location Rent? On the 29 day of February, at 8:00 a.m. on Wednesday Call us at 931 548 1240 2020 at 10:00 a.m., on THE May 13, 2020, Wednesday or visit our website at PREMISES, I will sell to the August 12, 2020, and Thurs- www.stevensrentals.com highest and best bidder the day, November 12, 2020. real property located at 299 East Main Street, Cookev- There shall be considered ille, Tennessee, consisting at the Annual Meeting to be MOBILE HOMES FOR RENT of a house and 1.3 acre lot, held on February 10, the fol- 2BR, 1BA. Water pd, no located in the 19th Civil Dis- lowing items: W/D HU, no pets! $400/mo, trict of Putnam County, Ten- $600/dep. Ref’s req’d, So nessee. 1. Execution of Confl ict of Ckvl city limits. (931)510- Interest and Confi dentiality 4043 The previous and last con- Statements; veyance being a deed to 2BR, 2BA. Ctr’l Heat, W/D Estate of Helen B. Warren 2. Review and consider HU, no pets. Near I-40. Copper, Probate for Put- compliance status of current $500/mo, $400/dep. Call nam County, TN, case # Payment in Lieu of Taxes (931)858-4702 17975 and Estate of Linda (the “PILOT”) projects; Sue Cooper, Probate for Putnam County, TN, case 3. Consider authorizing ex- #20144, of record in Warran- ecution of a quitclaim deed COMM/INDUST FOR RENT ty Deed Book 93, Page 277, to Dry Valley Rentals, a Algood Storage Register’s Offi ce for Putnam Tennessee general partner- 105 E. Main County, Tennessee. (Tax ship, pursuant to Sections 10x30 $75 month Map 027N, Group A, Con- 11.3 and 11.4 of the Facility 6x15 $40 month trol Map 26L, Parcel 015.00), Lease dated July 10, 2000, 931-267-3186 and more particularly de- as amended, between Dry scribed below. A copy of the Valley Rentals, GP, as les- survey description will be see, and the IDB as Lessor. Northgate Business Park: available on the day of the Several spaces avail. (2) sale or can be picked up in 4. Consider authorization 3000SF suites, (6) offi ces. the Circuit Court Clerk’s Of- for the IDB Chairman and Call 261-7903 or Go to fi ce prior to the sale. Secretary to execute such www.rossierentals.com Bills of Sale as necessary This is an online auction with to transfer personal prop- Tays Realty & Auction. On- erty pursuant to PILOT line Bidding will be off ered Equipment leases following OPEN HOUSES at www.taysauctions.com, full payment of Equipment SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2 with an opening bid begin- Loans described in such 1:00 - 2:30 ning on February 4, 2020 @ Equipment Leases. 4125 Plantation Dr, 38506 10AM. Online bidding will From PCCH: E on Broad St, CLOSE beginning at 10AM There will be considered at continue on Bruck Moun- (central time) on February the Annual Meeting and all tain Rd, L on Old Qualls, 29, 2020, with Tays Realty & such other meetings such R on Plantation, go past Auction, LLC Staff on loca- additional matters which clubhouse, home on R. tion at 299 East Main Street, may properly be considered $489,500. Hosting: Jere- Cookeville, Tennessee to at meetings of The Industrial my Fox. See our display ad conduct the conclusion of Development Board of the in Sunday February 2nd’s the auction. City of Cookeville, Tennes- Herald-Citizen Classifi eds see. for more details. TERMS OF SALE: TWENTY AMERICAN WAY R.E. PERCENT (20%) PAYABLE Robert R. 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JOHNSON CITY (TTU) — Athlete of the Meet for her enal time of 7.28 seconds in event title, in addition to be- mate and fellow freshman Four Golden Eagles claimed impressive performance in the 60-meter dash to fi nish coming the fi rst Golden Eagle Rahab Sawe also turned in individual crowns and sever- the long jump. with the No. 12 best time in to surpass the six-meter mark an impressive performance al other individuals showed “We had a lot of great per- the nation this season. Her re- and break the school record in the 3,000m, claiming a new out with strong performances formances across the board, cord time not only broke the in her second career meet. PR and fi nishing sixth with a this weekend at the Bucca- but Lisa stole the show and previous school record that Vance also had a great show- time of 11:03.97. neer Invite at East Tennessee deservedly so,” expressed she set during the fi rst meet ing in the 60-meter dash. She In the 200-meter dash, Ceir- State’s ETSU/MSHA Mini- head coach Peter Dalton. of the season by four-tenths fi nished with a time of 7.51 ra Tate ran a season-best and Dome. “The younger athletes con- of a second, in addition to sur- seconds to fi nish second in secured the Golden Eagle’s Senior Lisa Wickham and tinue to progress well with passing the previous facility the fi eld, only behind Wick- fi nal individual title of the freshman Lyn’Nikka Vance wins in the long jump and 3k. record at the mini-dome with ham. meet. Tate turned in a time of highlighted the meet for the The coaching staff and I are her blazing performance. Freshman Nancy Jesang 24.65 seconds. Teauna Ander- Golden Eagles. Wickham was excited for a few more weeks Vance also had a stellar claimed the individual title son also had a solid perfor- named Women’s Athlete of of practice before the champi- weekend for the Purple and and a new PR in the 3,000-me- mance in the 200m, fi nishing the Meet for her performance onships.” Gold. She jumped an impres- ter run. Jesang fi nished with with a time of 26.39. in the 60-meter dash and Wickham produced another sive 6.01 meters (19’8.6”) in a time of 10:35.17, placing her Vance earned Women’s Field career day, posting a phenom- the long jump to claim the at the top of the fi eld. Team- SEE TTU, PAGE D3 Tech men fall in OT Vols fall to MSU in BY BEN CRAVEN HERALD-CITIZEN The Tennessee Tech men’s bas- dominant ketball team couldn’t bounce back from its most recent loss to Belmont on Saturday as the Golden Eagles dropped a 72-67 overtime decision to 86-73 loss Ohio Valley Conference rival Ten- nessee State inside the Hooper Eblen Center. STARKVILLE, Miss. (AP) — The loss brings Tech to 5-18 overall Reggie Perry had 24 points with 12 with a 2-8 OVC record. It also keeps rebounds and D.J. Stewart had a the Golden Eagles in a 3-way tie for career-high 20 points to lead Missis- ninth in the conference with UT Mar- sippi State to an 86-73 victory over tin (6-15, 2-8) and Southern Illinois Tennessee on Saturday. University Edwardsville (5-18, 2-8). Perry’s output marked the sev- “We’re getting better,” TTU head enth time in the last 10 games he has coach John Pelphrey said. “We’ve scored at least 20 points. The soph- just got to fi nd a way to win these omore forward also collected his things. Sometimes, it’s about the luck 12th double-double of the season and of the bounce, and this is really going 21st of his career. Stewart was 6 of 9 to test our resolve. shooting and made 4 of 5 shots from “One of our biggest things is that 3-point distance. we’ve got to get better on defense. No “I just wanted to get to the line as matter how much we improve of- much as I could,” said Perry, who fensively, it’s not going to be enough was 12 of 15 at the free throw line. if you let teams score that many “They tried to keep it out of my points.” hands in the fi rst half and we had to Tech had a chance to win the game adjust. But basically, I just tried to in regulation as Jr. Clay was fouled get to the line.” on the 3-point-line with just one sec- Robert Woodard added 14 points ond on the clock. Clay made all three for Mississippi State (14-7 overall, free throws, but TSU was able to 5-3 in the SEC), which has won fi ve make a 3-pointer at the buzzer with a straight conference games. Nick cross-court pass. Weatherspoon had 11 points, eight In the overtime period, Tech only rebounds and a career-high nine made 2-10 from the fi eld and 0-5 from assists for the Bulldogs. the perimeter to give TSU the oppor- Uros Plavsic and Santiago Vescovi tunity to build a 6-point lead at 71-65. each had 16 points for Tennessee From there, Tech simply ran out of (12-9, 4-4), which has dropped three time. straight games. Jalen Johnson add- Tech struggled heavily at the start ed 13 for the Volunteers and Jordan of the second half but still managed Bowden had 12. to come back. The Golden Eagles “Obviously a really, really big did not make a single basket for the win for us against a really good fi rst nine minutes of the second half, program,” Mississippi State coach and they shot just 1-20 in the fi rst 13 Ben Howland said. “They did a good minutes. job coming out early and playing in- Meanwhile, TSU built a double-dig- BEN CRAVEN | HERALD-CITIZEN side-out, and got (Abdul) Ado in foul it, 46-36 lead. However, Tech an- Tennessee Tech’s Hunter Vick rises over Tennessee State defenders trouble. Our defense was not nearly swered with an 8-1 run to get back in during action Saturday night in the Hooper Eblen Center. as good with Ado out but it was our it at 47-44. defense in the second half.” In the fi nal fi ve minutes, the lead Trailing by six at halftime, changed hands three times before played better in overtime.” with 21 points. Most of his help came Mississippi State stormed out of the drama at the buzzer. The fi rst half was a tightly contest- from Hunter Vick, who shot 4-6 from the gates in the second half. A 10-0 “This was a really hard-fought bas- ed aff air for the most part, but Tech distance and added 15 points. Keis- run capped by back-to-back buckets ketball game with both teams com- came out on top with a 36-29 lead at hawn Davidson added 14. by Perry gave the Bulldogs a 45-40 peting, and it wasn’t always pretty,” the intermission. Clay also led the team in assists advantage with 13:21 left. A Vescovi Pelphrey said. “We looked especially Tennessee State got off to a quick with fi ve, and Amadou Sylla led the 3-pointer cut the Mississippi State bad to start the second half, but we start and held a narrow lead for the team in rebounds with eight. Tech lead to 45-43 but Stewart responded started battling when shots started fi rst 10 minutes, but the Golden Ea- pulled down 19 off ensive boards and with back-to-back 3-pointers. That going down for us. gles claimed a 20-17 lead with an 8-0 scored 21 points off them. jump-started a 14-3 run by Missis- “We had a dilemma down the run. After the score tied up at 22-22, Up next, Tech hits the road for a sippi State and Tennessee never got stretch with wanting to miss the last the Golden Eagles went on an 11-2 pair of OVC doubleheaders this week. within 10 points the remainder of free throw, but (TSU) had a time out. run to take an even bigger 33-24 lead First, the Golden Eagles are set to tip the game. They got it down here, and the guy with three minutes left in the half. off at 7:30 p.m. Thursday against UT “Really dominating performance made it off the backboard. (TSU) just Tech’s scoring was led by Clay Martin. by Mississippi State in the second half,” said Tennessee coach Rick Barnes. “I’m really proud of our guys the way we started the game because we Tech women rebound had to change things in the line- up. But I was proud of the way the young guys responded. They just dominated us inside, though, and we with 88-47 rout of TSU had no answer for it.” Starting freshman guard Josi- BY BEN CRAVEN tonight was our kids’ ah-Jordan James did not start for HERALD-CITIZEN response,” TTU head Tennessee due to a groin injury and coach Kim Rosamond said. Barnes said he was “day to day”. The Tennessee Tech “Our focus wasn’t where The fi rst half featured several women’s basketball team it needed to be Thursday runs by both teams and the lead bounced back from its fi rst night, and we know that. changed hands fi ve times with three Ohio Valley Conference We came in and regrouped ties. loss Saturday as the Gold- yesterday, and you really After Mississippi State took an en Eagles routed Tennes- fi nd out who you are when early 13-6 lead, the Volunteers re- see State 88-47 inside the a little adversity hits. sponded with a 15-4 spurt and held a Hooper Eblen Center. “This was just an oppor- 21-17 lead with 7:36 left in the open- The win brings the Tech tunity to show who we are ing half. women to 16-5 overall with and who we’re going to be The Bulldogs answered with a 7-0 a 9-1 OVC record. down the stretch.” run to hold a 23-21 advantage but it It also keeps the Golden It didn’t take long for the would be Mississippi State’s fi nal Eagles in a tie with UT Golden Eagles to take con- lead of the half. Martin (13-8, 9-1) atop the trol as a big second quarter conference standings, off ensively gave them all BEN CRAVEN | HERALD-CITIZEN UP NEXT while Belmont dropped the cushion needed. Tennessee Tech’s Anacia Wilkinson, center, fights Tennessee: At Alabama on Tues- out of that tie with a loss to Both teams battled back- two Tennessee State defenders for a loose ball day. Jacksonville State. Saturday night. Wilkinson and the Golden Eagles Mississippi State: At No. 13 Ken- “What felt good about SEE TECH, PAGE D3 rolled to the easy win. tucky on Tuesday. D2 HERALD-CITIZEN SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2020 herald-citizen.com Vegas blanks Preds 3-0

NASHVILLE — Chandler Stephen- second period. In front of the Vegas son, Nicolas Roy and Reilly Smith bench, Mark Stone sent a pass to scored, Marc-Andre Fleury made 19 Stephenson to start a breakaway, and saves and the Vegas Golden Knights Stephenson beat Rinne high to the beat the Nashville Predators 3-0 on stick side. Saturday night. Rinne kept Nashville close even as The Golden Knights have won two Vegas outshot the Predators 14-2 in straight, including at Carolina on the fi rst period. Nashville went 16:32 Friday night. between shots on goal. Shots were 15-6 Vegas held Nashville to its lowest in the Golden Knights’ favor in the shots on goal total of the season at 19 second period. and ended the Predators’ two-game Nashville’s best scoring opportu- winning streak. nity came with 6:48 remaining in the Fleury fi nished his third shutout second when Rocco Grimaldi’s back- of the season and 59th in his career, hand wraparound attempt slid across breaking a tie with Nashville’s Pekka the crease. AP Rinne and tying Evgeni Nabokov for Roy scored at 11:16 of the third on Vegas Golden Knights defenseman Nick Holden (22) scuff les with 18th all-time. Rinne stopped 36 of 38 a wrist shot from the top of the right Nashville Predators defenseman Jarred Tinordi (24) during the first shots. circle. The goal was Roy’s third of the period of a game Saturday in Nashville. Stephenson scored at 5:14 of the season. 0TO-DO LIST0 0SCOREBOARD0 ESPN — Duke at Boston College Atlanta 13 37 .260 21 13. Kentucky (17-3) did not play. Next: vs. Florida, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2 ON TELEVISION ESPN2 — Ohio State at Michigan Central Division Sunday. No events scheduled Sunday, February 2 ESPNU — Tennessee at Alabama W L Pct GB 14. Florida State (18-4) beat Pittsburgh 66-41. Next: at FS1 — Rutgers at Maryland Milwaukee 41 7 .854 — No. 5 Louisville, Thursday. COLLEGE BASKETBALL (MEN’S) SECN — Auburn at Arkansas Indiana 31 18 .633 10½ 15. Texas A&M (18-3) did not play. Next: at LSU, Sun- MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3 11 a.m. 7 p.m. Chicago 19 32 .373 23½ day. No events scheduled ACCN — Miami at Pittsburgh BTN — Penn State at Michigan State Detroit 17 33 .340 25 16. Arizona (17-3) did not play. Next: vs. Southern Cal, Noon 8 p.m. Cleveland 13 37 .260 29 Sunday. CBS — Georgetown vs. St. John’s, New York CBSSN — Colorado State at Fresno State WESTERN CONFERENCE 17. Maryland (17-4) did not play. Next: vs. Michigan TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4 FS1 — Illinois at Iowa ESPN — Mississippi State at Kentucky Southwest Division State, Monday. 2 p.m. ESPN2 — Oklahoma at Texas Tech W L Pct GB 18. Iowa (18-3) did not play. Next: at Michigan, Sunday. 6 p.m. — CHS basketball at White Co. FS1 — Utah at UCLA FS1 — Xavier at DePaul Houston 30 18 .625 — 19. Arizona State (16-5) did not play. Next: vs. No. 8 6 p.m. — UHS basketball hosts Watertown COLLEGE BASKETBALL (WOMEN’S) SECN — Missouri at Texas A&M Dallas 30 19 .612 ½ UCLA, Sunday. 11 a.m. 10 p.m. Memphis 24 25 .490 6½ 20. Indiana (17-5) did not play. Next: at Purdue, Mon- 6 p.m. — MHS basketball hosts Gordonsville BTN — Iowa at Michigan ESPN2 — Air Force at Nevada San Antonio 21 26 .447 8½ day. CBSSN — Duquesne at Virginia Commonwealth NBA BASKETBALL New Orleans 20 29 .408 10½ 21. South Dakota (20-2) did not play. Next: at Denver, ESPNU — South Florida vs. Cincinnati 6:30 p.m. Northwest Division Sunday. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5 Noon TNT — Milwaukee at New Orleans W L Pct GB 22. Tennessee (17-4) did not play. Next: at No. 1 South No events scheduled ESPN2 — Tennessee at South Carolina 9 p.m. Denver 34 15 .694 — Carolina, Sunday. SECN — Florida at Kentucky TNT — Portland at Denver Utah 32 16 .667 1½ 23. Northwestern (18-3) did not play. Next: at Penn 1 p.m. NHL HOCKEY Oklahoma City 30 20 .600 4½ State, Sunday. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6 ACCN — Notre Dame at Georgia Tech 7 p.m. Portland 22 27 .449 12 24. Missouri State (17-3) did not play. Next: vs. Illinois CBSSN — Saint Louis at George Washington NBCSN — Chicago at Minnesota Minnesota 15 33 .313 18½ State, Sunday. 5:30 p.m. — TTU basketball at UT Martin ESPN — Winter Tour Exhibition: U.S. at Louisville SOCCER (WOMEN’S) Pacific Division 25. Arkansas (17-4) did not play. Next: at Missouri, ESPNU — Iowa State at West Virginia 5:20 p.m. W L Pct GB Sunday. PAC-12N — UCLA at Arizona State FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7 FS2 — CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying Tournament: L.A. Lakers 36 11 .766 — 2 p.m. Canada vs. Mexico L.A. Clippers 34 15 .694 3 HOCKEY TBD — CHS swimming at State Champs in Knoxville ESPN2 — Rutgers at Minnesota Phoenix 20 28 .417 16½ SECN — Texas A&M at Louisiana State NHL 6 p.m. — CHS basketball hosts Stone Memorial GOLF Sacramento 18 30 .375 18½ 4 p.m. Golden State 11 39 .220 26½ All Times EST 6 p.m. — UHS basketball at DeKalb Co. SECN — Arkansas at Missouri Phoenix Open Friday’s Games EASTERN CONFERENCE COLLEGE GYMNASTICS (WOMEN’S) 6 p.m. — MHS basketball at Trousdale Co. Saturday Toronto 105, Detroit 92 Atlantic Division 1 p.m. At TPC Scottsdale Brooklyn 133, Chicago 118 GP W L OT Pts GF GA 6 p.m. — White Co. basketball hosts Cumberland Co. BTN — Illinois at Maryland Scottsdale, Ariz. Houston 128, Dallas 121 Boston 52 30 10 12 72 171 136 3 p.m. Purse: $7.3 million New Orleans 139, Memphis 111 Tampa Bay 51 31 15 5 67 185 145 ESPN — Auburn at Georgia Yardage: 7,261; Par: 71 Denver 127, Milwaukee 115 Florida 49 28 16 5 61 183 163 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8 PAC-12N — Stanford at Oregon State Third Round Oklahoma City 111, Phoenix 107 Toronto 51 27 17 7 61 186 170 2 p.m. — TTU basketball at Southeast Missouri COLLEGE WRESTLING Tony Finau 69-66-62—197 -16 Portland 127, L.A. Lakers 119 Montreal 52 23 22 7 53 160 162 3 p.m. Webb Simpson 71-63-64—198 -15 Saturday’s Games Buff alo 51 22 22 7 51 148 160 BTN — Wisconsin at Purdue Hudson Swaff ord 66-67-66—199 -14 L.A. Clippers 118, Minnesota 106 Ottawa 51 18 24 9 45 141 174 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9 FIGURE SKATING J.B. Holmes 64-65-70—199 -14 Miami 102, Orlando 89 Detroit 52 12 36 4 28 111 203 3 p.m. No events scheduled Xander Schauff ele 67-67-66—200 -13 New York 92, Indiana 85 Metropolitan Division NBC — ISU U.S. Championships: Exhibition, Greens- Adam Long 66-68-66—200 -13 Washington 113, Brooklyn 107 GP W L OT Pts GF GA boro, N.C. (taped) Scott Piercy 67-65-68—200 -13 Golden State 131, Cleveland 112 Washington 52 35 12 5 75 190 154 GOLF • All dates and times are subject to change without notice. Mark Hubbard 69-68-64—201 -12 Dallas 123, Atlanta 100 Pittsburgh 51 32 14 5 69 172 139 3:30 a.m. Byeong Hun An 65-66-70—201 -12 Philadelphia at Boston, 8:30 p.m. N.Y. Islanders 49 29 15 5 63 143 132 GOLF — EPGA Tour: The Saudi International, Final Nate Lashley 66-67-69—202 -11 Charlotte at San Antonio, 9 p.m. Columbus 51 27 16 8 62 138 130 Round, King Abdullah Economic City, Saudi Arabia John Huh 71-66-66—203 -10 L.A. Lakers at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Carolina 51 29 19 3 61 162 136 0ANNOUNCEMENTS0 Noon Max Homa 72-67-64—203 -10 Utah at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Philadelphia 51 27 17 7 61 161 154 GOLF — PGA Tour: The Waste Management Phoenix Luke List 70-69-64—203 -10 Sunday’s Games N.Y. Rangers 49 24 21 4 52 162 161 Volleyball league: Put- vain of 1Shot Athletics Open, Final Round, Scottsdale, Ariz. Tom Hoge 65-71-67—203 -10 Denver at Detroit, 12:30 p.m. New Jersey 50 18 24 8 44 135 182 2 p.m. Jon Rahm 67-68-68—203 -10 New Orleans at Houston, 2 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE nam County Parks and will coach participants CBS — PGA Tour: The Waste Management Phoenix Collin Morikawa 69-67-68—204 -9 Phoenix at Milwaukee, 2 p.m. Central Division Recreation is putting in various drills and Open, Final Round, Scottsdale, Ariz. Bubba Watson 69-66-69—20 -9 Chicago at Toronto, 3 p.m. GP W L OT Pts GF GA LUGE on a 6-week winter shooting techniques. Branden Grace 67-67-70—204 -9 Monday’s Games St. Louis 52 31 13 8 70 166 145 4 p.m. Wyndham Clark 61-69-74—204 -9 Dallas at Indiana, 7 p.m. Colorado 49 28 15 6 62 179 143 volleyball league, and Cost is $100 if registered NBCSN — FIL World Cup: Women’s Singles, Oberhof, Billy Horschel 63-68-73—204 -9 Golden State at Washington, 7 p.m. Dallas 50 28 18 4 60 131 127 registration is open by March 13 or $25 per Germany (taped) Russell Knox 71-67-67—205 -8 New York at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Nashville 50 24 19 7 55 169 168 NBA BASKETBALL until January 21. A day drop-in. For more Matt Kuchar 68-70-67—205 -8 Orlando at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Chicago 51 24 21 6 54 155 161 1 p.m. Harris English 65-72-68—205 -8 Boston at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Winnipeg 52 25 23 4 54 153 162 Captain’s meeting will information, call 526- ABC — New Orleans at Houston Justin Thomas 68-68-69—205 -8 Philadelphia at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Minnesota 50 23 21 6 52 156 166 be held January 27 in 9767. NFL FOOTBALL James Hahn 69-67-69—205 -8 Phoenix at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Pacific Division 5:30 p.m. Brandon Hagy 67-69-69—205 -8 Detroit at Memphis, 8 p.m. GP W L OT Pts GF GA the Cookeville Commu- Air rifle team: The FOX — Super Bowl LIV: San Francisco vs. Kansas Keith Mitchell 68-67-70—205 -8 Minnesota at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Vancouver 51 29 18 4 62 170 152 nity Center’s multi-pur- American Legion Post City, Miami Harry Higgs 70-68-68—206 -7 San Antonio at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Edmonton 51 27 18 6 60 162 159 NHL HOCKEY pose room. The league 46 junior air rifl e team Sungjae Im 66-72-68—206 -7 Tuesday’s Games Calgary 52 27 19 6 60 143 155 11:30 a.m. Gary Woodland 70-67-69—206 -7 Milwaukee at New Orleans, 7:30 p.m. Vegas 53 26 20 7 59 165 162 begins February 3, and is now recruiting new NBC — Pittsburgh at Washington Brian Harman 71-68-67—206 -7 San Antonio at L.A. Lakers, 10 p.m. Arizona 53 26 21 6 58 150 145 it will end with a dou- club members ages RODEO Danny Lee 68-69-69—206 -7 San Jose 52 22 26 4 48 136 174 11 a.m. ble-elimination tourna- 12-18. This is your Daniel Berger 69-71-66—206 -7 Anaheim 51 20 26 5 45 131 160 CBS — PBR: The Express Ranches Invitational, Okla- Patrick Rodgers 67-69-70—206 -7 Mens’ Top 25 Los Angeles 52 19 28 5 43 130 164 ment at the beginning chance to compete in homa City (taped) Hideki Matsuyam 67-74-65—206 -7 Saturday NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime of March. Winners an NCAA and Olympic 3 p.m. Kevin Tway 72-67-68—207 -6 1. Baylor (19-1) beat TCU 68-52. Next: at Kansas State, loss. Top three teams in each division and two CBSSN — PBR: The Express Ranches Invitational, Bud Cauley 65-72-70—207 -6 Monday. wild cards per conference advance to playoff s. will receive t-shirts Sport. The team shoots Oklahoma City (taped) Doc Redman 69-67-71—207 -6 2. Gonzaga (23-1) beat San Francisco 83-79. Next: vs. Friday’s Games and their picture in on Saturday mornings RUGBY Carlos Ortiz 71-69-67—207 -6 Loyola Marymount, Thursday. Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 3, OT 1 p.m. the Herald-Citizen. at the Veterans Hall, Rickie Fowler 74-65-69—208 -5 3. Kansas (18-3) beat Texas Tech 78-75. Next: vs. Tex- N.Y. Rangers 4, Detroit 2 NBCSN — Six Nations: France vs. England, Round 1 Sung Kang 67-72-69—208 -5 as, Monday. Washington 5, Ottawa 3 For more information, 90E Spring Street. All (taped) Keegan Bradley 67-70-71—208 -5 4. San Diego State (22-0) vs. Utah State. Next: at Air Vegas 4, Carolina 3 check out the registra- equipment and training SKIING Adam Hadwin 69-67-72—208 -5 Force, Saturday. Boston 2, Winnipeg 1 3 p.m. tion site at imleagues. provided. Contact Mar- Charley Hoff man 71-70-67—208 -5 5. Florida State (18-3) beat Virginia Tech 74-63. Next: Edmonton 4, St. Louis 2 NBCSN — FIS Alpine World Cup: Men’s Giant Slalom, vs. North Carolina, Monday. Tampa Bay 4, Anaheim 3 com/PutnamCounty. ty Goodman for info on Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany (taped) Morocco Open 6. Louisville (19-3) beat N.C. State 77-57. Next: vs. Saturday’s Games SNOWBOARDING Wake Forest, Wednesday. Buff alo 2, Columbus 1, OT Tai Chi: Start 2020 with the program at 931- 2 p.m. Saturday At Samanah Golf Club 7. Dayton (20-2) beat Fordham 70-56. Next: vs. Saint Vancouver 4, N.Y. Islanders 3, OT less stress by trying 349-9438 or marty223@ NBC — FIS: FIS Snowboarding World Cup Land Rov- Louis, Saturday. Montreal 4, Florida 0 er US Grand Prix “HALFPIPE MAMMOTH” (TAPED) Marrakech, Morocco Tai Chi. Registration is charter.net. Purse: $2 million 8. Villanova (17-4) lost to Creighton 76-61. Next: at No. Winnipeg 5, St. Louis 2 Slopestyle Finals, Mammoth Mountain, Calif. 16 Butler, Wednesday. Philadelphia 6, Colorado 3 open for two six-week Park closing times: It’s SOCCER (MEN’S) Yardage: 7,369; Par: 72 Final 9. Duke (18-3) beat Syracuse 97-88. Next: at Boston N.Y. Rangers 1, Detroit 0 classes: Tuesdays, Jan. getting darker outside. 7:55 a.m. College, Tuesday. Dallas 3, New Jersey 2, OT NBCSN — Premier League: Arsenal at Burnley Brett Quigley 69-66-66—201 -15 7-Feb. 11, 5:30-6:30 p.m., That means the gates at Stephen Ames 63-69-70—202 -14 10. Seton Hall (16-5) lost to Xavier 74-62. Next: at Toronto 2, Ottawa 1, OT 8:30 a.m. Georgetown, Wednesday. Vegas 3, Nashville 0 and Thursdays, Jan. Cane Creek Park, En- FS1 — Bundesliga: SC Freiburg at Cologne Doug Barron 71-66-68—205 -11 Scott Pare 68-68-69—205 -11 11. Oregon (18-5) lost to Stanford 70-60. Next: at Ore- Boston 6, Minnesota 1 9-Feb. 13, 11:30 a.m.- sor Sink Natural Area 10:25 a.m. gon State, Saturday. Chicago 3, Arizona 2, SO NBCSN — Premier League: Manchester City at Tot- Woody Austin 69-71-66—206 -10 12:30 p.m. Tai Chi pro- and City Lake Natural José María Olazábal 67-68-71—206 -10 12. West Virginia (17-4) beat Kansas State 66-57. Next: Edmonton at Calgary, 10 p.m. tenham vs. Iowa State, Wednesday. Anaheim at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. motes serenity through Area are now closing at 10:50 a.m. Bernhard Langer 67-68-71—206 -10 Rod Pampling 68-68-71—207 -9 13. Kentucky (16-5) lost to No. 17 Auburn 75-66. Next: Tampa Bay at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. gentle, low-impact 6 p.m. Dogwood Park’s FS2 — Bundesliga: VfL Wolfsburg at SC Paderborn vs. Mississippi State, Tuesday. Sunday’s Games 1:30 p.m. Kevin Sutherland 68-70-69—207 -9 movements. All experi- Heart of the City Play- Paul Broadhurst 71-70-67—208 -8 14. Michigan State (16-6) lost to Wisconsin 64-63. Pittsburgh at Washington, 12:30 p.m. ESPNEWS — Serie A: AC Milan at Udinese Next: vs. No. 24 Penn State, Tuesday. Columbus at Montreal, 2 p.m. TENNIS Stephen Leaney 70-68-70—208 -8 ence levels are welcome ground and Park View Duff y Waldorf 72-68-68—208 -8 15. Maryland (17-4) did not play. Next: vs. No. 25 Rut- Vancouver at Carolina, 2 p.m. to join award-winning Skate Park continue to 2:30 a.m. gers, Tuesday. Monday’s Games ESPN — The Australian Open: Men’s Final, Melbourne, Darren Clarke 71-68-70—209 -7 martial arts instructor close at dusk. Colin Montgomerie 67-69-73—209 -7 16. Butler (17-5) lost to Providence 65-61. Next: vs. No. Dallas at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Australia 8 Villanova, Wednesday. Florida at Toronto, 7 p.m. 7 a.m. Mark O’Meara 71-68-70—209 -7 Nikki Desch at Cane Open gym: It’s getting Tom Pernice Jr. 68-71-70—209 -7 17. Auburn (19-2) beat No. 13 Kentucky 75-66. Next: at Philadelphia at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. ESPN2 — The Australian Open: Men’s Final, Mel- Arkansas, Tuesday. Tuesday’s Games Creek Recreation Cen- colder outside, and bourne, Australia (taped) Retief Goosen 67-73-70—210 -6 ter, 180 C C Camp Road. Cane Creek Gymnasi- Kent Jones 69-69-72—210 -6 18. Iowa (15-6) did not play. Next: vs. No. 19 Illinois, Colorado at Buff alo, 7 p.m. Scott McCarron 71-65-74—210 -6 Sunday. Dallas at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Cost is $30 per six-week um is the perfect place Monday, February 3 Marco Dawson 72-68-71—211 -5 19. Illinois (16-5) did not play. Next: at No. 18 Iowa, Florida at Columbus, 7 p.m. session. To learn more, to warm up. Hours are Larry Mize 71-69-71—211 -5 Sunday. Los Angeles at Washington, 7 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL (MEN’S) Tommy Tolles 73-70-68—211 -5 20. Colorado (16-5) at Southern Cal. Next: vs. Califor- Montreal at New Jersey, 7 p.m. call 526-7393. Monday through Satur- 6 p.m. Kirk Triplett 70-67-74—211 -5 nia, Thursday. Vancouver at Boston, 7 p.m. Basketball camp: Regis- day, 8 a.m.-10 p.m., and CBSSN — Lafayette College at Bucknell Billy Andrade 69-72-71—212 -4 21. Houston (17-5) lost to Cincinnati 64-62. Next: vs. Vegas at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. ESPN — North Carolina at Florida State tration for Spring Bas- Sunday, 1-6 p.m. at 180 Miguel Jiménez 70-72-70—212 -4 Tulane, Thursday. Anaheim at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. ESPNU — Norfolk State atrth Carolina Central Sandy Lyle 71-69-72—212 -4 22. LSU (17-4) beat Mississippi 73-63. Next: at Vander- Carolina at St. Louis, 8 p.m. ketball Camp is open C C Camp Road. Open 8 p.m. Brandt Jobe 69-72-72—213 -3 bilt, Wednesday. Chicago at Minnesota, 8 p.m. at Cane Creek Gymna- play is available unless ESPN — Texas at Kansas Tom Lehman 73-68-72—213 -3 23. Wichita State (17-3) lost to Tulsa 54-51. Next: vs. Nashville at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. ESPN2 — Baylor at Kansas State sium. The camp, to be the facility is rented Billy Mayfair 72-68-73—213 -3 Cincinnati, Thursday. Edmonton at Arizona, 9 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL (WOMEN’S) Tim Petrovic 70-67-76—213 -3 24. Penn State (16-5) beat Nebraska 76-64. Next: at San Jose at Calgary, 9 p.m. held March 16-20 from or off ering a program. 5 p.m. Phillip Price 73-68-72—213 -3 No. 14 Michigan State, Tuesday. 8 a.m.-4 p.m., is for ages Activities include BTN — Indiana at Purdue David McKenzie 71-73-70—214 -2 25. Rutgers (16-6) lost to Michigan 69-63. Next: at No. TRANSACTIONS 6 p.m. James Kingston 72-76-67—215 -1 15 Maryland, Tuesday. 7-15 who want to im- basketball, volleyball, ESPN2 — Connecticut at Oregon Jeff Maggert 70-72-73—215 -1 Saturday, February 1 prove their skills on the soccer, pickleball and SECN — Georgia at Mississippi State Steve Pate 73-69-73—215 -1 Womens’ Top 25 BASEBALL 7 p.m. court. Jermaine McEl- cornhole. Esteban Toledo 76-66-73—215 -1 Saturday National League BTN — Michigan State at Maryland Michael Allen 74-69-73—216 E 1. South Carolina (20-1) did not play. Next: vs. No. 22 CHICAGO CUBS — Agreed to terms with RHP Jeremy NBA BASKETBALL Ángel Cabrera 75-69-72—216 E Tennessee, Sunday. Jeff ress on a one-year contract. 6:30 p.m. Glen Day 72-71-73—216 E 2. Baylor (19-1) did not play. Next: vs. Kansas, MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Signed 3B Andres Blanco 0SUBMISSION INFORMATION0 NBATV — Philadelphia at Miami Ken Duke 70-71-75—216 E Wednesday. and RHP Mike Morin to minor league contracts. 9:30 p.m. 3. Oregon (19-2) beat Colorado 101-53. Next: at No. 4 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Designated RHP Trevor NBATV — San Antonio at LA Clippers BASKETBALL UConn, Monday. Kelley for assignment. To Do List: Information is provided by schools and NHL HOCKEY 4. UConn (19-1) did not play. Next: vs. No. 3 Oregon, FOOTBALL 6:30 p.m. NBA Monday. Canadian Football League organizations, and dates and times may change NBCSN — Philadelphia at Detroit All Times EST 5. Louisville (21-1) did not play. Next: vs. No. 14 Florida EDMONTON ESKIMOS — Released WR Natey Adjei. without notice. SOCCER (WOMEN’S) State, Thursday. HOCKEY 4:50 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division 6. Stanford (19-2) did not play. Next: at Washington National Hockey League FS2 — CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying Tournament: State, Sunday. ARIZONA COYOTES — Recalled D Kyle Capobianco Panama vs. Haiti W L Pct GB Photos: To submit sports-related photos for pubi- Toronto 35 14 .714 — 7. N.C. State (20-1) did not play. Next: at Duke, Sunday. from Tucson (AHL). cation, email to [email protected]. Call SPEEDSKATING 8. UCLA (18-2) did not play. Next: at No. 19 Arizona DETROIT RED WINGS — Assigned G Calvin Pickard to 10 p.m. Boston 32 15 .681 2 931-526-9715, preferably mornings, for more info. Philadelphia 31 18 .633 4 State, Sunday. Grand Rapids (AHL). NBCSN — ISU: Four Continents Championships, 9. Mississippi State (19-3) did not play. Next: vs. Geor- ECHL Milwaukee Brooklyn 21 27 .438 13½ New York 14 36 .280 21½ gia, Monday. ECHL — Suspended Florida RW Kyle Neuber five Calendars: To submit a sporting event for the To Southeast Division 10. Oregon State (18-4) beat Utah 77-65. Next: vs. No. games, Wheeling D Aaron Titcomb one game and Do List, Announcements or Golf Calendar, email Tuesday, February 4 W L Pct GB 19 Arizona State, Friday. Greenville F Matt Marcinew pending review. Miami 33 15 .688 — 11. DePaul (19-3) did not play. Next: vs. Providence, SOCCER the information to [email protected] COLLEGE BASKETBALL (MEN’S) Orlando 21 28 .429 12½ Sunday. Major League Soccer before 5 p.m. Thursday for inclusion in the next 6 p.m. Washington 17 31 .354 16 12. Gonzaga (22-1) beat BYU 59-44. Next: at Pacific, CINCINNATI — Loaned D Hassan Ndam to The Miami ACCN — Virginia Tech at Georgia Tech Charlotte 16 32 .333 17 Thursday. FC (USL Championship). Sunday edition. CBSSN — Massachusetts at Rhode Island SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2020 HERALD-CITIZEN D3 herald-citizen.com Smith busy getting team ready as season looms

BY SCOTT WILSON baseball coach Cooper HERALD-CITIZEN Farris. “I have only done this The Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles (taken over a new team) are less than two weeks away from one other time and it their 2020 baseball season opener was similar,” Smith ex- with Evansville and the excitement plained. “The fi rst thing around the program is picking up. Smith you’ve got to do is get Tech is looking to rebound from a 22- the right staff together. 32 season and a 9-21 slate in the Ohio Cooper Farris has coached a long Valley Conference. long time, coached in the summer There is a new guy at the helm in the Cape Cod league. He’s been in for Tech and Steve Smith is ready situations just like this where you’re to go. Having been hired less than going to have players for two or three two months ago, Smith has hit the months (and have to get the most out ground running. The former Bay- of them quickly) and then they’re lor University head coach has been going to be gone. working diligently since coming on “Getting him to come here was the board in late December. fi rst important thing I needed to do.” AP “We’re still getting to know the Smith said a big part of getting his Tony Finau tees off on the third hole during the first round of the Waste players, assessing them. We’re trying team ready for the opening series Management Phoenix Open. Finau shot 62 Saturday to grab a one-stroke to fi gure out how to put the pieces with Evansville is merely getting lead heading into Sunday’s final 18 holes. together,” Smith said. “The season is players as many repetitions as possi- coming up on us pretty fast and with ble — in the fi eld and at the plate. He Tech starting school (this semester) said because of the recent inclement as late as it does, the season comes weather, the Golden Eagles have Finau shoots 9-under 62 even quicker in this situation than it been spending most of their time in does for many schools.” the indoor facility. Tech opens its schedule at home Smith is excited about what the with a three-game series with 2020 season holds and is encouraged to take Phoenix Open lead Evansville Feb. 14-16. The Golden by what he sees in preseason train- Eagles will then visit Lipscomb on ing. Feb. 18 before hitting the road for “There are not a lot of things bet- SCOTTSDALE. Ariz. (AP) — Tony church pew bunkers. three games at North Carolina State ter than watching college baseball,” Finau and Webb Simpson crashed “I missed the one on 15 where I (Feb. 21-23) and a single game at the the Tech coach said “We’re going to golf’s biggest party with some back- stuff ed it in there and another one on University of Kentucky (Feb. 25). do our best to have our players ready, nine fi reworks. 17,” Finau said. “It would be nice to One of the many things Smith has do our best to play the game well, Finau shot a 9-under 62 on Saturday have those back, I would have had the been working on is his staff . He kept respect the game, respect the fans to take a one-stroke lead over Simp- low round of my career. But it was a assistant coach Mitchell Wright and and respect the community. son in the Waste Management Phoe- beautiful round of golf.” volunteer assistant Garrett Walters “I think fans will respond to that. I nix Open, making an eagle on the par- The 30-year-old from Utah won the from the previous staff . don’t think we will have to do a lot of 5 13th and then, switching to a Kobe 2016 Puerto Rico Open for his lone Smith also brought on long-time other things than focus on that.” Bryant jersey for one hole, a birdie on PGA Tour title. TPC Scottsdale’s stadium par-3 16th. “I look forward to tomorrow, my “I had a perfect number for a sand game’s in a good place and I always wedge and go ahead and fi re right tell myself, `Whatever happens, you’re at the pin,” Finau said. “Damn near going to learn from it and get better Polamalu, Atwatwer highlight made it. That would have been pretty and stronger as long as it doesn’t kill sweet with the Kobe jersey on. But I you,’” Finau said. “I’m still standing like that shot. That was pretty nice.” here punching and I’m going to do 2020 NFL Hall of Fame class Simpson had a hole-in-one on the that for the rest of my career. So, I got par-3 12th in a 64. 18 holes to try and win this golf tour- MIAMI (AP) — He nian Devil” for how he of whom were voted Second-round leader J.B. Holmes nament and my expectation is exactly grew his hair so long, changed the way people in as part of the hall’s and Hudson Swaff ord were two that.” it fl owed out of his hel- thought about the safe- special centennial class strokes back. Holmes shot 70 and Simpson used a 7-iron on the 196- met and obscured the ty position — bolting designed to celebrate Swaff ord had a 66. Holmes won at TPC yard 12th. The ball bounced and name on the back of his around the fi eld, mak- the NFL”s 100th year. Scottsdale in 2006 and 2008 for the rolled, turning slightly to the right as jersey. ing plays from practi- Though game-chang- fi rst of his fi ve PGA Tour titles. it lost speed. Didn’t matter. Ev- cally anywhere. ing safeties were noth- Xander Schauff ele (66), Adam Long “We fi gured with all the adjust- eryone knew where to No quarterback, ing new to the league, (66) and Scott Piercy (68) were another ments and everything, playing 180 fi nd Troy Polamalu on runner or receiver was Polamalu could line up shot back. yards, which is a perfect 7-iron for me Sundays. safe. near the linebackers, or Finau began his back-nine charge and as soon as I hit it I knew I hit a The Steelers great Selected in his fi rst the defensive linemen, with a birdie on 12, ran in a 20-footer good shot,” Simpson said. earned a spot in the year of eligibility, or deep in the backfi eld, for the eagle on 13, then settled for “I quit watching it because I can’t Pro Football Hall Polamalu was a four- and wreck a game plan birdie on the par-5 15th after missing see the green. I can’t really see that of Fame along with time All-Pro, was voted from any of those spots. a 6 1/2-foot eagle try. well, to gauge how far it was from the another hard-hitting to eight Pro Bowls and “He’s waking peo- After the birdie on the rowdy hole. I was looking at the crowd and safety, Steve Atwater fi nished with two Super ple up to the impact 16th, he three-putted for par from they got more excited and then their of Denver. Also vot- Bowl rings in three a safety can have in the fringe on the short par-4 17th — hands went up. And at fi rst my fi rst ed in Saturday were trips. His pick-6 against today’s game,” another missing a 4-foot birdie attempt — and thought was, `That couldn’t have gone receiver Isaac Bruce, Joe Flacco in the 2008 safety, John Lynch, said saved par on the par-4 18th after in.’ And then it dawned on me they running back Edgerrin AFC title game was in an interview while driving left into the fi rst section of the were really excited, so it was fun.” James and guard Steve part of a dominating Polamalu was in his Hutchinson. performance in what prime. Polamalu said he might have been his Lynch, in Miami went six or seven years, best season; he had this week as GM of the TECH: Golden Eagles prepare to hit the road maybe longer, without seven interceptions that 49ers, was also among cutting his hair during year and the Steelers the 15 fi nalists whose for key OVC matchup at Tennessee-Martin the prime of his career, won the Super Bowl. resumes were debated which lasted from 2003- Polamalu will go in and discussed through- 14. during the same year out the day by the panel FROM PAGE D1 third quarter and 27-11 gan Clark was a perfect But as much as for as Pittsburgh coach Bill of four dozen voters. in the fourth. 4-4 from behind the arc the hair, he earned the Cowher and defensive But he did not make the and-forth in the fi rst “I thought everybody with 12 points. Mack- nickname “Tasma- back Donnie Shell, each cut. quarter, but Tech ended was ready to play today, enzie Coleman led the up with the double-digit, from the fi rst person off scoring with 18 points, 37-21 halftime lead.TSU the bench to the last,” and Kesha Brady added started with the early Rosamond said. “Anoth- 11. baskets, but the lead er thing I liked is that Akia Harris didn’t changed hands three we only allowed two score in double-digits, times in the fi rst quar- off ensive boards in the but she led the team in ter with Tech coming second half after al- rebounds with six and out on top 15-13. lowing nine in the fi rst. assists with seven.“I’m From there, the We’re making changes really proud of Megan Golden Eagles started and adjustments all the Clark,” Rosamond said. the second quarter on a time, and that’s what “She didn’t play at all 17-4 run and outscored we’ve got to continue to in the game Thursday, TSU 22-8 in the period, do. but she was still the fi rst mostly thanks to eight “I’m not afraid of person in the gym. She TSU turnovers resulting losing. I’m afraid of not earned this today, and in 13 points. learning.” I’m really proud of the In the second half, Ro- Tech ended up with way she stepped up.” samond opened up the 43 points from its bench Up next, Tech hits bench as Tech continued and two bench players the road for two more to expand the defi cit. in double-digits scoring. OVC doubleheaders Even with all the new The top player off the this week. The Golden faces on the court, the bench was Maaliya Ow- Eagles are fi rst set for Golden Eagles still out ens with two 3-pointers a 5:30 p.m. tipoff Thurs- scored TSU 24-15 in the and 15 points, but Me- day at UT Martin. TTU: Tech runners looking forward to tough competition in OVC Indoor Championships

FROM PAGE D1 (30’8.9”). She then fi nished the week- end with a 27th-place fi nish in the Jordan Toney made her collegiate shot put with a performance of 9.39m debut in the 800-meter with a really (30’ 9.7”). strong performance. Toney crossed “Master Strokes” Sponsored By: the line in 2:34.56 to place 22nd. UP NEXT Keyanna Word rounded out Tech’s The Golden Eagles return to ac- fi eld performances with a pair of tion on Saturday, Feb. 15 for their strong performances in the weight fi nal tune-up before the OVC Indoor • Cookeville • Jamestown throw and shot put. Word opened the Championships as they compete at the • Livingston • Gainesboro weekend with a new personal best in Samford Invitational in Birmingham, 528-0474 the weight throw, tossing for 9.37m Ala. •Auto •Home •Life •Business D4 HERALD-CITIZEN COLLEGE BASKETBALL SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2020 herald-citizen.com No. 17 Auburn downs Kentucky

AUBURN, Ala. (AP) — The but it moved the Tigers into Auburn Tigers took advan- a tie for second place in the tage of their fi rst chance to SEC. prove themselves against a The Tigers hadn’t played a ranked opponent. ranked team all season but Samir Doughty scored 23 face league leader No. 22 LSU points while making 14 of next Saturday. 15 free throws and No. 17 Auburn made 33 of 44 free Auburn fi nished strong in a throws and dominated the 75-66 win over 13th-ranked off ensive boards, 17-6. Kentucky on Saturday in an “I don’t know if that’s NCAA Tournament rematch. the most free throws taken The win earned the Tigers against my team, but it might an upgraded evaluation from be,” Wildcats coach John their own coach after a non- Calipari said. “But let me just conference schedule that left tell you, they put their head scant opportunities to prove down and they go. That’s their merits. what they do. We were trying “It has to take us from good to do the same thing but did to very good,” Auburn coach not get the same result. Bruce Pearl said. “Kentucky’s “The diff erence was the the best team we’ve played, so off ensive rebounds.” I thought we stepped up and Austin Wiley had 12 points AP responded. and 10 rebounds for the Kentucky guard Tyrese Maxey (3) shoots between Auburn forward Danjel Purifoy (3) “I think we took a step from Tigers, seven of them off the and guard Jamal Johnson (1) during the first half of a game Saturday in Auburn, Ala. good to very good. Now the off ensive glass. Danjel Puri- question is can we build on foy had 11 points and half of struggled. Auburn outscored foul- time win over Mississippi. it?” Auburn’s six 3-pointers. “We felt like if Ashton and plagued Kentucky 16-6 down Isaac Okoro made a key Immanuel Quickley led Richards had big games, they the stretch after trailing BIG PICTURE 3-pointer and scored 14 Kentucky with 23 points beat us,” Pearl said. much of the way. Purifoy Kentucky: Fell to 3-2 points for the Tigers (19-2, 6-2 before fouling out in the fi nal Hagans fouled out on a started that hot streak with against ranked teams and Southeastern Conference), minute, taking away the steal attempt with 3:36 left a 3-pointer and Okoro buried forced only seven turnovers. who dominated the fi nal four Wildcats’ top 3-point shoot- and Auburn leading 62-60. He another for a 68-62 lead with Made 20 of 24 free throws minutes after falling behind er with point guard Ashton had fi ve points — his second 2:36 left. (83.3%). by seven early. Hagans already on the bench lowest total of the season — Kentucky didn’t make a Auburn: Has won 15 It wasn’t nearly as big as with fi ve fouls. Tyrese Maxey and three assists while com- fi eld goal over the fi nal 2:15. straight home games and four the 77-71 overtime victory added 22 points as the duo mitting six turnovers. Auburn capped a dra- straight overall. The Tigers over the Wildcats (16-5, 6-2) combined for 68% of the Richards had seven points, ma-fi lled week after rallying overcame a poor shooting that vaulted Auburn to its Wildcats’ points while stars half his season average, and from 19 points down in the night after hitting 18 of 51 fi rst Final Four last season, Hagans and Nick Richards seven rebounds. second half for an 83-82 over- shots (35.3%). No. 1 Baylor runs over TCU for 18th straight win

WACO, Texas (AP) — Ochai Agbaji knocked had 21 points and Mitch MaCio Teague scored 19 down two free throws. Ballock had nine of his points with fi ve 3-point- The Red Raiders were 15 points in the second ers and No. 1 Baylor unable to come away half to help Creighton set a program record with a basket to com- defeat Villanova. with its 18th win in a plete the upset. Ty-Shon Alexander row, 68-52 over TCU on added 16 points and Saturday. NO. 5 FLORIDA STATE 74 Marcus Zegarowski Teague made con- VIRGINIA TECH 63 scored 13 for the Blue- secutive 3-pointers in a BLACKSBURG, Va. jays (17-5, 6-3 Big East), 36-second span to cap a (AP) — Devin Vassell who have won four in 14-0 run in the fi rst half tied an ACC record by a row while avenging a that put the Bears (19-1, shooting 7 for 7 from 64-59 home loss to the 8-0 Big 12) ahead to stay. 3-point range and Wildcats on Jan. 7. He hit two more 3s early scored 27 points to lift Collin Gillespie and in the second half before Florida State. Justin Moore each had TCU made a run. Vassell helped the 18 points for Villanova Desmond Bane, the Seminoles (18-3, 8-2) (17-4, 7-2), which had Big 12’s second-leading rebound from Tuesday won seven in a row. scorer at 16.5 points per night’s loss at Virginia game, scored all 14 of that snapped a 10-game XAVIER 74 his points after half- winning streak. Florida NO. 10 SETON HALL 62 time. During a 13-2 run State remained a game NEWARK, N.J. (AP) by the Horned Frogs (13- out of fi rst place in the — Tyrique Jones had 19 8, 4-4), Bane scored six ACC standings. points and 18 rebounds, in a row before a dunk Tyrece Radford paced and Xavier opened a big by PJ Fuller got them the Hokies (14-8, 5-6) lead early and ended the within six at 51-45 with with 18 points. Virginia Pirates’ 10-game win- 8 1/2 minutes left. That Tech lost its third con- ning streak. AP was the closest they secutive game. Naji Marshall added Baylor forward Freddie Gillespie dunks over TCU in the second half of an would get. 19 points and KyKy Tan- NCAA game, Saturday, in Waco, Texas. Baylor won 68-52. NO. 6 LOUISVILLE 77 dy had 14 as the Muske- NO. 2 GONZAGA 83 NORTH CAROLINA STATE 57 teers (14-8, 3-6 Big East) into seventh place in team in the AP Top 25 3.3 seconds left and SAN FRANCISCO 79 RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) beat the Pirates in every Division I. since Feb. 22, 2017. raced from one key to SAN FRANCISCO — Ryan McMahon made phase of the game. The Mountaineers the next, connecting (AP) — Corey Kispert’s seven 3-pointers and Quincy McKnight led (17-4, 5-3 Big 12) bounced CINCINNATI 64 on a 3-pointer as time three-point play with scored a season-high 23 Seton Hall (16-5, 8-1) back from a loss at NO. 21 HOUSTON 62 expired to give Tulsa 1:33 left put his team points for Louisville. with 15 points before Texas Tech on Wednes- CINCINNATI (AP) — a victory over Wichita ahead for good and he Jordan Nwora added having to leave with an day, improved to 11-0 at Keith Williams scored State. added a jumper with 14 points for the Cardi- injury to his left knee home and ended a three- 10 of his 12 points in Hundreds of fans in 34 seconds remaining, nals, who maintained with 6:02 to play. game losing streak to the second half and the near-sellout crowd helping Gonzaga extend their hold on the Atlan- Kansas State. Cincinnati rallied from of 8,089 stormed the its winning streak to 15 tic Coast Conference STANFORD 70 a 15-point defi cit in the court in a wild celebra- games. lead with their eighth NO. 11 OREGON 60 WISCONSIN 64 second half. tion after Tulsa toppled Khalil Shabaaz made straight win. Louisville STANFORD, Calif. NO. 14 MICHIGAN STATE 63 Williams scored on another ranked visitor. a 3-pointer with six (19-3, 10-1) led by 17 (AP) — Oscar da Silva MADISON, Wis. (AP) a fl oater with 2:02 left, In its previous home seconds left to make points late in the fi rst scored a career-high — Nate Reuvers scored giving Cincinnati (14-7, game, the Hurricane it a two-point game in half and responded to 27 points and had 15 15 points, D’Mitrik 7-2 American Athletic routed then-No. 20 Mem- a furious, back-and- an N.C. State (14-8, 5-6) rebounds, helping Stan- Trice had 14 and Aleem Conference) its fi rst phis 80-40. forth fi nish — and that run midway through ford rally in the second Ford added 13 to help lead, 61-59, since the described most of the the second half by push- half to beat Oregon. Wisconsin edge Michi- Bearcats led 8-5. Wil- NO. 24 PENN STATE 76 second half. Admon ing the margin right Stanford (16-5, 5-3 Pac- gan State. liams followed with two NEBRASKA 64 Gilder made two free back out to 15 points. 12) trailed 44-35 with 14 Wisconsin earned the free throws, generating LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) throws with 3.6 seconds 1/2 minutes left, then victory despite missing roars from the sellout — Myles Dread scored left to seal the win. NO. 7 DAYTON 70 held the Ducks without guard Brad Davison crowd of 12,189. 14 points, Lamar Ste- Filip Petrusev had 23 FORDHAM 56 a basket for the next 10 because of a suspen- vens and Myreon Jones points and 11 rebounds DAYTON, Ohio minutes. Tyrell Terry sion. The Badgers (13-9, NO. 22 LSU 73 had 13 apiece, and Penn playing in foul trouble (AP) — Trey Landers hit a go-ahead 3-pointer 6-5 Big Ten) also lost MISSISSIPPI 63 State pulled away early and Drew Timme scored matched his season and the Cardinal used a Kobe King, the team’s BATON ROUGE, La. in the second half. 19 for the Zags (23-1, 9-0 high with 18 points, 15-1 burst to take a 59-50 second-leading scorer, (AP) — Javonte Smart Stevens became the WCC), who ran their Obi Toppin also had 18 lead. when he announced this scored 13 of his sea- third 2,000-point scor- West Coast Conference and Dayton got its 16th Will Richardson week that he intended to son-high 21 points in the er in Penn State (16-5, regular-season winning straight win over the scored 17 points for the transfer. last 16 minutes and LSU 6-4 Big Ten) program streak to 36 games for Rams. Ducks (18-5, 7-3), who extended its winning history, and Mike Wat- the longest such unbeat- The Flyers (20-2, 9-0 fell out of fi rst place PROVIDENCE 65 streak to 10 games. kins had 11 points and a en run in the nation for Atlantic 10) had little and had their four- NO. 16 BUTLER 61 Marlon Tayor had 13 season-high 17 rebounds a conference. USF (16-8, problem extending their game winning streak INDIANAPOLIS points and 11 rebounds, to pass John Amaechi 5-4) had won its last two streak against the Rams snapped. (AP) — Luwane Pipkins and freshman Trnedon as the Nittany Lions’ games. (7-14, 1-8). Dayton hasn’t scored 22 points and Watford scored 13 points career rebounds leader lost to Fordham since NO. 12 WEST VIRGINIA 66 made six consecutive for LSU (17-4, 8-0 South- in Big Ten play. NO. 3 KANSAS 78 Jan. 4, 2005, a 66-56 KANSAS STATE 57 free throws in the fi nal eastern Conference), TEXAS TECH 75 Rams win at the Rose MORGANTOWN, minute for Providence. which is off to its best MICHIGAN 69 LAWRENCE, Kan. Hill Gym. W.Va. (AP) — Derek Cul- The Friars (12-10, start in conference play NO. 25 RUTGERS 63 (AP) — Devon Dotson Jalen Cobb had 22 ver had 19 points and 14 5-4 Big East) snapped in 39 years. NEW YORK (AP) scored 21 points and points for Fordham. rebounds to give coach a three-game losing — Brandon Johns Jr. Marcus Garrett added Bob Huggins another streak by beating a TULSA 54 scored a career-high 20 15 points for Kansas. CREIGHTON 76 milestone win. Huggins ranked team for the NO. 23 WICHITA STATE 51 points and Michigan The Jayhawks (18-3, NO. 8 VILLANOVA 61 earned his 877th career fi rst time since March TULSA, Okla. (AP) won at Madison Square 7-1 Big 12) led 76-75 with PHILADELPHIA win to move past Ken- 19, 2018. It was also their — Elijah Joiner caught Garden for the 10th 14 seconds to play before (AP) — Denzel Mahoney tucky’s Adolph Rupp fi rst road win over a an inbound pass with straight time. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2020 HERALD-CITIZEN D5 herald-citizen.com Kenin rolls over Muguruza in 3 sets Young star takes first title in Australia

MELBOURNE, Australia toys. I always liked to play (AP) — Back in 1987, 11 years with balls and with a racket. before new Australian Open So my dad said, ‘Let’s go try champion Sofi a Kenin was it and play.’ Obviously I had born, her parents left Moscow great hand-eye coordination. for New York City, eager to I saw I was really diff erent escape the Soviet Union and than other players,” she said, live in the United States be- a Champagne fl ute an arm’s cause, as her father, Alex, put length away as she spoke it: “You want to see the world. with a small group of report- You want a better future for ers after Saturday had turned your kids.” to Sunday at Melbourne Park. Alex took English classes “And people said, ‘You know and attended computer school she’s really special. Some- during the day; he drove for a thing about her.’ ... And look car service at night, straining where I am.” to understand the dispatch- Indeed, look at where, and er’s radioed instructions. who, she is: owner of a Grand AP “It was very tough,” he says Slam trophy and expected to Sofia Kenin of the U.S. makes a backhand return to Spain’s Garbine Muguruza during now, “but it’s amazing the be No. 7 — the highest U.S. the women’s final at the Australian Open championship in Melbourne, Australia, things you do when you need woman currently — when the Saturday. to survive.” WTA rankings are released Just before Sofi a was born, Monday. love-40 in the third set. All winners.” 20 in 2002. It was a win the family briefl y returned to Kenin won the last four she did was conjure up an The victory made Kenin the over Williams in the third Russia so Grandma and other games of the fi nal at Mel- ace and four point-ending youngest Australian Open round of the 2019 French relatives could help with the bourne Park with some gutsy groundstrokes on exchang- champion since 2008, when Open, Kenin’s deepest run baby. A few months later, the play at the most crucial es that all lasted 11 shots or Maria Sharapova — someone at a Grand Slam tournament Kenins went back to New moments, beating two-time more. else with Russian roots whose until this week, that helped York. Eventually, they settled major winner Garbiñe Mugu- In all, Kenin converted fi ve game was grown on the provide a boost. in Pembroke Pines, Florida, ruza 4-6, 6-2, 6-2. of six break points and erased courts of Florida — was 20. She won her fi rst three and it was in the driveway of One key sequence decided 10 of Muguruza’s 12. Kenin also will be the tour-level titles last season their home there that Sofi a, at the outcome. “Especially in the import- youngest American to make and cracked the top 20. age 3½, found her calling. Kenin faced three break ant moments, I think,” Mugu- her top-10 rankings debut This, though, is whole new “I wasn’t into any other points while serving at 2-all, ruza said, “she came out with since Serena Williams was territory. UHS boys, girls CHS sweeps McMinn County knock off York BY BEN CRAVEN HERALD-CITIZEN

The Cookeville High School BY SCOTT WILSON had 12 basketball program made a state- HERALD-CITIZEN and Gore ment for Region 3-AAA Friday scored as the Cavaliers and Lady Cavs The Upperman High nine. Babic swept McMinn County at CHS. School boys and girls scored The night started with the CHS made a strong state- six, Isaiah girls squeaking out a 46-44 win, ment as to their posi- Allen had and it ended with the boys rolling tions in District 8 of McWilliams four and to a 90-75 rout. The wins bring Class 2A Friday night Jaxon Fox Cookeville’s girls to 19-3 overall when they pulled a big chipped in with three. with a 2-2 District 6-AAA record doubleheader basket- Heddings led York and the boys to 11-12 overall with ball sweep at York with 14 points in the a 1-3 district record. Institute in Jamestown. loss, while Meadows Both wins had a little added The boys fought off a contributed 12. signifi cance, especially with the late charge from the In the opening game Lady Cavs coming off a tough Dragons to claim a 49- of the night, the Upper- overtime loss to Rhea County. 43 decision in the night- man girls fought off the “I’m tired of close games com- cap, while the Lady Lady Dragons early in ing down to the last possession, Bees ran away from the the contest before blow- but it is much more fun being on Lady Dragons in the ing it open in the fi nal this side of it,” CHS girls’ head second half of the fi rst two periods. coach Jamie Gillies said. “Play- game for a 58-33 win. Opening the second ing on the road Tuesday in a very “These were two half with a 30-18 advan- tough emotional loss, we needed good teams tonight, tage, Upperman went this win.” both teams making to work with relentless Neither team had strong off en- plays,” said Upperman pressure on defense sive performances in the girls’ boys’ coach Bobby and multiple baskets game, but Cookeville’s defense McWilliams. “The kids in transition. Brooklyn was the key. on both teams played Crouch and Reagan In the fi rst quarter, the Lady hard, it was a great Hurst scored consis- Cavs built an initial 13-2 lead high school basketball tently on layups while and held McMinn County to just game.” Torie Brooks hit sev- three baskets. The Lady Chero- The win moves eral 3-pointers to push kees came back and took a 28-27 BEN CRAVEN | HERALD-CITIZEN Upperman to 21-2 UHS to a commanding lead into halftime, but CHS held Cookeville’s Chloe Maynord, left, shoots a layup during a game overall and 10-0 in 50-28 lead heading into them to just one basket in the against McMinn County Friday at CHS. district action, while the fourth period. third quarter and took a 37-30 the Dragons fell to 16-7 With the victory, the lead. “It feels really good just to see manding lead at 66-53. on the season and 8-2 in Bees improve to 21-3 on In the fi nal four minutes, the the progress we’ve made since “One thing I told my guys is conference play. the year and 9-1 in the lead changed hands four times, the last time we played,” CHS that I don’t know if the shots are The Bees and the conference. The York and the score tied up at 44-44 boys’ head coach Josh Heard going to keep falling, but I know Dragons traded punch- girls fell to 14-9 overall with 57 seconds remaining. The said. “Our team is coming along our defense has to keep going,” es from the opening tip and 6-4 in league play. Lady Cavs held the ball to run and evolving.” Heard said. “We’ve still got to get with neither team cre- “We didn’t really the clock, and Olivia Shipman The Cavs came out fi ring from up and guard people.” ating much separation. change anything from drained the winning free throws the perimeter and had great suc- Kosta Bikakis ended up Upperman got some the fi rst half to the sec- with four seconds left. cess as a combined six 3-pointers leading the Cavs’ scoring with early baskets from ond half,” said Upper- Katie Dunaway led the scoring from Colin Gilliam, Bailey Gil- two 3-pointers and 23 points, but Alex Rush and Jace man girls’ coach Dana for CHS with 13 points, but Ship- liam, and Will Horner gave them Bailey Gilliam wasn’t far behind McWilliams to take a McWilliams. “We knew man wasn’t far behind with two a 26-13 lead after one quarter. with four triples and 20 points. 13-9 advantage after what we wanted to do 3-pointers and 11 points. Most of CHS fi nished the half with nine Most of their help came from one period and followed at the beginning of the their help came from freshman triples, but the Cherokees cut the Braiden Brown and Colin Gil- that with a 13-12 second game and we played a Jordan Gillies with seven points. lead to 42-33. liam who added 12 and 11 points quarter to lead 26-21 at pretty solid fi rst half, In the fi nal game of the eve- McMinn County’s momentum respectively. the intermission. honestly. We talk a lot ning, the Cavs completely fl ipped continued until it took a 52-51 Up next, the Cookeville vs. “In the fi rst half, we about wanting to come the script on McMinn County lead late in the third quarter, but Sparta rivalry gets renewed got in a little bit of foul out with a strong sec- as the Cherokees dealt CHS an the Cavs answered right back Tuesday at White County High trouble,” coach McWil- ond half. That’s been 18-point loss back in November. with a 15-1 run to reclaim a com- School. Tipoff is set for 6 p.m. liams said. “I thought something we’ve been we had an opportunity fortunate to get to do to get it to 10 or 12, but most games this year.” we didn’t take advan- Crouch led UHS in Monterey boys win, girls fall at tough Clarkrange tage of that. We weren’t scoring with 17 points, fi nishing the easy shots while Hurst had 15 ROM STAFF REPORTS Clarkrange falls to 5-21 the rest of the way. intermission. and good clean shots and Brooks scored 14. and 1-11. West led Monterey in Mackenzie Raleigh when we got them.” Ashland McClellan The Monterey High Monterey held the scoring with 20 points. led Monterey in scoring Upperman’s advan- came off the bench to School boys and girls early advantage in the Borjas and Kevin Bill- with 11 points. Lindsey tage remained in single get eight points. couldn’t quite grab the boys’ nightcap. The ings had 10 each. Tucker Wright had nine and digits throughout most Anna Grace McClain sweep of a road basket- Wildcats got early buck- Phillips scored nine and Faith Walker scored of the second half. John and Aiyana Levy tal- ball doubleheader Fri- ets from Kevin Borjas Silas Randolph added eight. Anna Hudson Heddings and Roger lied two each. day night at Clarkrange. and Peyton West to eight. Noah Saylors chipped in with six. Meadows made key Ellie Leff ew set the The Wildcats blew a lead 18-12 after the fi rst chipped in seven and With the loss, Mon- baskets for the Drag- pace for York with close game open late to period and 43-27 at the Cayden Jones scored terey falls to 5-20 on ons, while Collin Gore, 12 points and Haylee pick up a 69-58 victory intermission. fi ve. the year and 0-11 in the Rush and Filip Babic Johnson scored eight. in the last game of the However, Clarkrange In the fi rst game of district. Clarkrange im- worked to keep the The Upperman boys evening, following a came fi ghting back and the night, the game was proves to 23-3 and 11-1. Bees right in the race. and girls will return 58-34 loss in the Monte- outscored Monterey 20-9 over early. Clarkrange Monterey will get Upperman led 38-28 home on Tuesday rey girls’ game against in the third period to cut raced to a 19-8 advan- back in action on Tues- at the end of the third to get back to action the No. 2-ranked Lady it to 52-47, thanks to key tage after the fi rst quar- day when the Wildcats period. when Watertown visits Buff aloes. baskets from Nate Hall ter and then followed and Lady Wildcats host Rush led Upperman Baxter. Monterey improves to and Gatlyn LaRue. that with 21 points in Gordonsville. The girls’ with 15 points on the The girls’ game is set 21-4 with the win and 9-2 That would be as close the second period to game is set to tip at 6 night. Jace McWilliams to begin at 6 p.m. in District 6 1A action. as Clarkrange would get lead 40-16 heading into p.m. D6 HERALD-CITIZEN SUPER BOWL LIV SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2020 herald-citizen.com

SAN FRANCISCO KANSAS CITY

The 49ers (15-3) have gone from the No. 2 pick in the draft last April to the verge of the team’s sixth championship. The Chiefs (14-4) were in the AFC title contest last year and fell in overtime. The last time Kansas City was in the Super Bowl was 1970 when they defeated Minnesota.

Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, Fla. • Feb. 2 • 6:30 p.m. EST (FOX) 49ERS CHIEFS 13-3 • 2-0 12-4 • 2-0 K. Fuller OFFENSE OFFENSE 29 • CB OFFENSE Total yards (avg.) Total yards (avg.) Regular season: 381.1 D. Samuel Regular season: 379.2 237.0 144.1 PROJECTED 19 • WR 281.1 98.1 Passing Rushing T. Mathieu Passing Rushing STARTERS G. Kittle C. Ward 32 • SS Postseason: 331.0 T. Suggs Postseason: 419.0 85 • TE 35 • CB 95.5 235.5 94 • DE 304.0 115.0 DEFENSE KEY T. Coleman DEFENSE Yards allowed (avg.) PLAYER 26 • RB Yards allowed (avg.) Regular season: 281.8 J. Staley Regular season: 349.6 74 • LT 169.2 112.6 221.4 128.2 Passing Rushing C. Jones D. Wilson Passing Rushing 54 • LB Postseason: 252.5 L. Tomlinson 95 • DT Postseason: 368.5 211.0 41.5 R. Gould 75 • LG 279.0 89.5 SCORING (PPG) 9 • K SCORING (PPG) B. Garland D. Nnadi Regular season J. Garoppolo 63 • C 91 • DT Regular season Points for 29.9 10 • QB Points for 28.2 A. Hitchens Points allowed 19.4 Points allowed 19.2 M. Person 53 • LB Postseason 68 • RG Postseason Points for 32.0 Points for 43.0 Points allowed 15.0 M. Wishnowsky F. Clark Points allowed 27.5 6 • P 55 • DT K. Juszczyk 44 • RB M. McGlinchey R. James Jr. 69• RT D. Sorensen 13 • KR/PR 49 • FS

B. Breeland SPECIAL 21 • CB TEAMS E. Sanders The golden boy 17 • WR Head Chief ‘Big Red’ Kyle Shanahan is in his third DEFENSE Andy Reid was hired to turn season as head coach in San around a franchise that had fallen Francisco. He is the offensive on hard times, and he’s done that play-caller and his system WHEN THE 49ERS HAVE THE BALL by taking them to the playoffs in is one of the league’s most The Niners offense is all predicated off the running game – by generating big plays on the ground or setting up the play-action – six of his seven seasons. The innovative. His dad, Mike, won both staples of the offense. When QB Jimmy Garoppolo throws the ball his main target is dynamic TE George Kittle. The Chiefs Chiefs also have won four two Super Bowls with Denver. defense under new coordinator Steve Spagnuolo was among the best in the NFL the second half of the season. Problems with consecutive AFC West titles. stoppingstopp the run had dogged Kansas City for years but were addressed with the signings of Tyrann Mathieu and Frank Clarkrk. Striking goldold Chief carrier Raheem Mostertrt One of Miami’s doesn’t start butt carries cast-offs, Damien S. Watkins the biggest workload.kload. He Williams was 14 • WR J. Ward was cut by six teamseams E. Moseley 20 • FS spectacular down before San Frann and hashas 41 • RCB the stretch last gone from a standoutndout on OFFENSE year after Kareem special teams too a Hunt was kicked T. Kelce dynamic back who off the team. He 87 • TE scored four TDss SPECIALS was the clear No. 1 this TEAMS in the NFC A. Armstead season, even though he title game. D. Williams 91 • DE once again dealt with a E. Fisher 26 • RB K. Alexander number of injuries. RUSHING 72 • LT RUSHING 56 • LB Reg. season H. Butker Reg. season ATTYDS AVG LONG TD 7 • K ATT YDS AVG LONG TD 137 772 5.6 41 8 111 498 4.5 91 5 S. Wisniewski Postseason P. Mahomes Postseason 61 • LG D. Buckner 41 278 6.8 36 4 15 • QB 99 • DT 29 92 3.2 26 3 F. Warner A. Reiter 54 •MLB D. Colquitt 62 • C FIELD GOALS S. Day FIELD GOALS 2 • P 96 • DT Robbie Gould Harrison Butker YARDS YARDS 1-19 L. Duvernay-Tardif 1-19 76 • RG 20-29 20-29 M. Hardman N. Bosa 30-39 17 • PR/KR 97 • DE 30-39 40-49 M.M. SSchwartzch D. Greenlaw 40-49 50+ 7711 • RT 57 • LB 50+ J. Tartt 29 • SS Made FGA 31 M. Hardman Made FGA 38 Missed FGM 23 KEY 17 • WR Missed FGM 34 Regular PCT 74.2 PLAYER Regular PCT 89.5 season LNG 47 season LNG 56 R. Sherman 25 • LCB PROJECTED STARTERS T. Hill 10 • WR DEFENSIVE LEADERS DEFENSE DEFENSIVE LEADERS TACKLES*: F. Warner: 118 TACKLES*: T. Mathieu: 75 WHEN THE CHIEFS HAVE THE BALL SACKS: A. Armstead: 10 SACKS: C. Jones: 9 Or more accurately, when Patrick Mahomes has the ball. Everything the Chiefs do runs through their star QB, whose uncanny INT: R. Sherman: 3 ability to spread the ball around makes him a nightmare to defend. When teams drop back into coverage, or fail to reach him on INT: T. Mathieu: 4 *Combined the blitz, he makes them pay for it with his legs. The pressure the Niners can generate up front make the coverage unit successful *Combined with shut-down CB Richard Sherman leading the way. San Fran allowed the fewest yards passing in a season in 10 years.

Go-to-guys George Kittle Deebo Emmanuel Favorite Sammy Tyreek Travis Kelce TE Samuel Sanders targets of Watkins Hill TE WR WR Garoppolo/Mahomes WR WR RECEPTIONS 85 57 36 Regular season 52 58 97 Garoppolo’s weekly stats Mahomes’ weekly stats WEEKTDs YARDS 3$66<'6 UHJ ‡ PASS YDS: 4,031 (reg.) • WEEK TDs YARDS 1 166  SRVW 7'V UHJ ‡¬ 615 (post) TDs: 26 1 378 413 2 296 1 (post.) • INT 13 (reg.) UHJ ‡¬ SRVW ‡ 2 443 3 277 1 (post.) INT 5 (reg.) Win 3 374 5 181 0 (post.) Loss 4 315 6 243 5 321 7 151 6 273 8 175 7 76 9 317 8 Injured during week 7 and 10 248 9 missed weeks 8 and 9 11 424 10 446 12 253 11 182 13 165 13 175 14 349 14 283 Win 15 200 15 340 Bye week: 12 16 248 Loss 16 251 17 285 17 174 DIV 131 Bye week: 4 Graphic by 321 DIV CON 77 JAKE O’CONNELL 294 CON

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Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama TBS 27 Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends American American American American Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Miracle Conan (N) Miracle New Girl Conan TCM 59 Anna (:45) ››› “Camille” (1936) Greta Garbo. (:45) ››› “Rasputin and the Empress” (1932) Å ››› “None but the Lonely Heart” (1944) ›››› “Going My Way” (1944) Å (:15) ››› “Road to Morocco” (1942) Å “Princess-Pirate” TLC 26 Hoard-Buried My 600-Lb. Life Tiffany moves to Houston. Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes to the Dress Say Yes to the Dress Fat Fabulous Fat Fabulous I Am Jazz (N) ’ (:02) Sister Wives ’ Fat Fabulous Fat Fabulous TNT 28 Supernatural Å ›› “Hercules: The Thrachian Wars” (2014) ›› “Suicide Squad” (2016) Will Smith. 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Ac- some 230 survived. kalev, the fi rst Russian tress Maura Tierney is (Four Army chaplains cosmonaut to fl y aboard 55. Actor Warwick Davis on board gave away a U.S. spacecraft. is 50. Actress Elisa Don- their life jackets to save In 1998, Texas execut- ovan is 49. Reggaeton others and went down ed Karla Faye Tuck- singer Daddy Yankee is with the ship.) er, 38, for the pickax 44. Actress Isla Fisher is In 1690, the fi rst paper killings of two people in 44. Musician Grant Bar- money in America was 1983; she was the fi rst ry is 43. Human rights issued by the Massa- woman executed in the activist Amal Clooney chusetts Bay Colony to United States since 1984. is 42. Singer-songwriter The Born Loser fi nance a military expe- Today’s Birthdays: Jessica Harp is 38. Actor dition to Canada. Former Sen. Paul Sar- Matthew Moy is 36. Rap- In 1877, the song banes, D-Md., is 87. 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Å (:15) “The Intern” ANPL 52 To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced ANPL 52 To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced BRAVO 62 Shahs of Sunset Shahs The Biggest Loser ’ Å Spy Games Å Spy Games Å Spy Games Å BRAVO 62 Below Deck Å Below Deck Å Below Deck Å Below Deck ›› “Just Friends” (2005) ‘PG-13’ Å COM 65 Parks Parks Office Office Office (:45) The Office ’ Office Office Office Office Office COM 65 Office (:35) ››› “Forgetting Sarah Marshall” (2008) (:05) ›› “Shallow Hal” (2001) Gwyneth Paltrow. Å DISC 47 Fishing Next Bite Out Chasin’ Mysteries of Mysteries of Mysteries of Mysteries of DISC 47 Mysteries of Mysteries of Mysteries of Mysteries of Mysteries of Mysteries of DISN 54 Gravity Owl Hse. 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Å ››› “Now, Voyager” (1942, Drama) ››› “The Spanish Main” TCM 59 Spanish ››› “This Land Is Mine” (1943) Å ››› “The Picture of Dorian Gray” (:45) “From Here to Eternity” TLC 26 Stories of the ER Stories of the ER Stories of the ER Stories of the ER Stories of the ER Hoard-Buried TLC 26 Hoard-Buried Hoard-Buried Hoard-Buried Hoard-Buried Say Yes, Dress Say Yes, Dress TNT 28 NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans ›› “Bedtime Stories” (2008) “Greek Wedding” TNT 28 “Greek Wedding” › “Fool’s Gold” (2008, Action) Å ›› “Two Weeks Notice” (2002) Å “Intelligence” TRAV 49 Monsters-Myst. Expedition Bigfoot Expedition Bigfoot Expedition Bigfoot Expedition Bigfoot Expedition Bigfoot TRAV 49 Expedition Bigfoot Expedition Bigfoot Expedition Bigfoot Loch Ness Monster: New Evidence Paranormal Ca. TRUTV 45 Ad. Ru Ad. Ru Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Jokes Jokes Jokes Jokes Laff Laff TRUTV 45 Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Jokes Jokes Jokes Jokes Jokes Jokes Jokes Jokes TVLAND 57 Rose. (:45) Roseanne ’ Rose. Rose. Rose. Rose. Rose. Rose. Rose. Rose. Rose. TVLAND 57 Rose. Rose. Rose. Rose. Rose. Rose. Rose. Rose. Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men USA 29 Paid Prg. Paid Prg. Paid Prg. Paid Prg. Miz & Miz & The Biggest Loser Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ USA 29 Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ ››› “Friday” (1995) Ice Cube. Å› “Friday After Next” (2002) Ice Cube. WGN-A 15 Motiva Paid Prg. LifeLock Medicine ››› “Ice Age” (2002, Children’s) Å ››› “Ice Age” (2002, Children’s) Å WGN-A 15 M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Blue Bloods ’

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