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Herald-CitizenTHURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2018 | COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE 116TH YEAR | NO. 305 50 CENTS New year, new logo for UCHRA Agency looks to improve image with new branding

BY JIM HERRIN HERALD-CITIZEN

2018 was a tumultuous year for the Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency, but offi cials hope to associate a new logo for the agency with a more positive outlook in 2019. “We’ve been working, both at UCHRA and also the development district, to do some rebranding,” said Mark Farley, the executive director of both agencies. “With the changes (that have taken place), I think our employees have uni- versally agreed that we need a new look and a new logo moving forward.” Those changes include the agency’s loss of TDOT grant monies because of misspending, the removal of UCHRA’s BEN WHEELER | HERALD-CITIZEN oversight of the workforce development Shoppers will soon be able to buy wine in grocery stores on Sunday. The bill signed by Gov. Bill Haslam program because of alleged mismanage- will allow grocery stores to sell wine on Sundays starting Jan. 6, 2019. ment, and the ultimate replacement of former UCHRA Director Luke Collins. Farley said the idea is to create a uni- fi ed logo for both the Upper Cumberland Grocery stores soon Development and the Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency — two former- ly separate entities now operating under shared management. “We are working toward that, trying to sell wine on Sundays to see how we can sort of blend the two together,” he said. “Yet, they’ll still be BY BEN WHEELER Wine was initially allowed to be on such holidays,” the bill reads. diff erent from agency to agency.” HERALD-CITIZEN sold in grocery stores in 2016, fol- “Eff ective on the date that this Farley said he is working with the lowing a public referendum in favor bill becomes a law, this amendment staff on the UCHRA’s transportation After a long wait, grocery stores of it back in 2014. removes the prohibition against system “to try to give them sort of a new will soon be able to sell wine on The new bill also removes cer- holiday sales for retail package look as well.” Sundays. tain provisions regarding sales of stores and retail food stores.” “Traditionally, we have run deviated Stores such as Kroger, Publix and alcohol on holidays. Although the bill will allow pack- fi xed routes in Putnam County. We’re more will all begin the sale of wine “Present law prohibits retail age stores to sell wine during the on Sundays starting Jan. 6, 2019, at package stores from making sales hours that beer is sold on Sundays, SEE BRAND, PAGE A2 10 a.m. of alcoholic beverages on Christ- the present law sets out a gener- Gov. Bill Haslam signed a bill mas, Thanksgiving, Labor Day, al time frame for when beer can into law in April that allows gro- New Year’s Day and the Fourth of be sold. Counties are authorized, cery stores to sell wine whenever July. The same prohibition applies through their governing bodies, to beer is to be sold. to sales of wine by retail food stores extend those hours. Man fl ees Former clerk begins third career scene, is BY PAIGE STANAGE Her last day as “Now here I am on my third HERALD-CITIZEN circuit court clerk was rodeo.” Friday, Aug. 31. She While she served as the circuit Former Putnam Circuit Court started at the bank court clerk, Borys would oftentimes Clerk Marcia Borys may have Tuesday, Sept. 4. make deposits at the bank on behalf arrested stepped down from her elected “It’s kind of humor- of the clerk’s offi ce. position in August, but that doesn’t ous because people will One morning she ran in to the BY PAIGE STANAGE mean she’s stopped working. Borys walk by my offi ce and bank’s president/CEO, David Wil- HERALD-CITIZEN “I’m here at the Bank of Put- see me, and they’ll say liamson, who off ered her a chance nam County as a full-time product ‘oh no, what are you doing here?’” for a job. A Monterey man is accused of driv- specialist,” Borys said. “I had one said Borys. “They think I’ve lost my “David Williamson (Putnam ing under the infl uence and leaving weekend off between my last posi- mind because I was at Tech for 31 County Bank President/CEO) came the scene of an accident tion as the circuit court clerk and years, retired, then worked at the Wednesday. my new job here.” clerk’s offi ce for 16 years. SEE CLERK, PAGE A2 Jarrad Pechie, 36, was driving on South Jeff erson Avenue near the I-40 east ramp when his vehicle hit another motorist, according THP District 6 receives four grants to the arrest warrant. PechieP hi The other motorist told BY PAIGE STANAGE Just Drive. hours of Sober Up TN. Cookeville Offi cer Jamar HERALD-CITIZEN “The grants are intended to Operation Daydreamer is de- Minter that Pechie struck his vehicle supplement manpower in various signed to reduce the number of and left the scene, the warrant states. Residents living in the Tennes- enforcement eff orts throughout the impaired driving crashes, fatalities Offi cers followed Pechie and pulled see Highway Patrol District 6 will year,” THP Sgt. Greg Tramel said. and injuries by fi ve percent com- him over at the Highway 111 off -ramp. benefi t from four Tennessee High- The goal for Sober Up TN is pared to the previous year. The in- Pechie admitted to leaving the scene of way Safety Offi ce grants that were to reduce the number of alcohol tended target group will be motor- the accident, according to the warrant. recently awarded to the agency. related crashes, fatalities and ists who are driving drugged and There was a strong smell of alcohol District 6 includes Putnam, injuries on Tennessee roadways other hazardous moving violations. coming from the vehicle, and Pechie Macon, Clay, Pickett, Trousdale, by two percent each year. There The district received 240 hours of admitted to drinking two double shots of Smith, Jackson, Overton, Fentress, were 6,106 alcohol-impaired driving Operation Day Dreamer. liquor, the warrant states. Cannon, DeKalb, White, Cum- crashes resulting in 196 fatalities “Trooper/motorist interaction, He allegedly failed three sobriety berland, Warren, and Van Buren in Tennessee in 2017, according to education, and enforcement will be tests. counties. statistics from the Tennessee De- the primary deterrents used during Pechie was charged with DUI and cit- The grants include Sober Up TN, partment of Safety and Homeland ed for leaving the scene of an accident. Operation Daydreamer, Belts and Security. District 6 received 560 SEE GRANTS, PAGE A2 His bond is $750. herald-citizen.com INDEX 2 sections | 16 pages OBITUARIES Page A5 HOW TO REACH US Herald-Citizen DEAR ABBY A6 COMICS A7 OPINION A4 Albert Kendziora Jr., White Plains Call us: 931-526-9715 CALENDAR A3 CROSSWORD A7 SPORTS B1 Charles Gibbs, Cookeville Come on in: 1300 Neal St, Cookeville TN 38501 CLASSIFIED B2 LIVING A6 SUDOKU A7 On the web: www.herald-citizen.com A2 HERALD-CITIZEN FROM PAGE 1 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2018 herald-citizen.com 0LOTTERY0 Elvis memorabilia to Storm front Wednesday Cash 3 Evening 6-9-2, LS: 17 be auctioned could bring Midday 9-4-3, LS: 16 Morning 5-5-4, LS: 14 Cash 4 MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Items associated Evening 0-0-5-2, LS: 7 with Elvis Presley will once again be on the tornadoes Midday 8-1-1-6, LS: 16 auction block at Graceland as part of a celebra- Morning 6-2-0-6, LS: 14 tion of the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll’s birthday. JACKSON, Miss. (AP) Lotto America According to a news release on Wednesday, — Parts of the Gulf 05-10-18-19-51, Star Ball: the auction will take place Jan. 8 at The Guest Coast are at risk for 2, ASB: 3 House at Graceland during the celebration of severe weather Thurs- Est. jackpot: $12.85M Presley’s 84th birthday. day as a line of storms Powerball Fans can participate in the auction on-site marches eastward. 05-25-38-52-67, Power- ball: 24, Power Play: 2 and online. Items include concert memorabil- The National Weath- Est. jackpot: $294 M ia, clothing and jewelry worn by Presley. Also er Service has posted Tennessee Cash included is the sale contract of when Presley tornado watches for 07-08-17-33-35, Bonus: 4 purchased Graceland, which has a minimum much of Louisiana and Estimated jackpot: $25,000 bid but has an estimated value of $50,000 southern Mississippi. $640,000 to $100,000. An area of heavy All items are from third-party collectors. rain is moving through Louisiana and Arkan- sas and is predicted to 0READER SERVICES0 douse areas to the east Address: by Friday morning. 1300 Neal St. Man accused of Forecasters predict a Cookeville, TN 38501 PAIGE STANAGE | HERALD-CITIZEN slight chance or torna- Marcia Borys, the former Putnam County does across southern Mailing Address: circuit court clerk, is now a full-time product hitting victim Louisiana and Mis- specialist at the Bank of Putnam County on sissippi on Thursday. P.O. Box 2729 South Jeff erson Avenue. Sustained winds of Cookeville TN 38502 25 mph (40 kph) with with bat higher gusts are also Phone: 931-526-9715 CLERK: Lifetime of hard work predicted across parts Fax: 931-526-1209 BY PAIGE STANAGE of Alabama, Louisiana, HERALD-CITIZEN Mississippi, Georgia, News is a family tradition for Borys Kentucky and Tennes- [email protected] A Bloomington Springs man was charged see. Sports FROM PAGE A1 with aggravated assault following an incident The same system [email protected] with a baseball bat on Mine Lick produced numerous re- Advertising out and said ‘what are you gonna do when you Creek Road Sunday. ports of trees down and [email protected] retire?’ I said ‘look for another job.’ That’s how it Michael Rodgers, 50, is accused power outages across Living started. And now here I am,” she said. of hitting a victim with a metal Texas and Arkansas [email protected] Borys credits her genes for her energy and strong baseball bat on the head, according late Wednesday and Circulation work ethic. to the warrant. early Thursday. [email protected] “My insanity about work is hereditary,” Borys The victim went to Cookeville Heavy rains are also Business News said. “It’s from my parents. They always worked. Regional Medical Center to be predicted across the [email protected] Dad had to retire early because he had a massive Rodgers treated for a head laceration and South later in the week. Church News heart attack around 55 years old, but he never bruising on the left shoulder, the [email protected] stopped piddling around. He was always building warrant states. School News something or doing something. The warrant does not say what caused the [email protected] “Now my mother — she is amazing. She worked altercation. Classified Ads at Adams USA for over 50 years making protective Rodgers was charged with aggravated as- Checkpoint [email protected] football equipment, which was manual labor,” sault. His bond is $5,000. Borys said. Letter Guidelines Borys’ grandparents lived with her and her fami- set for Dec. 31 All letters to the editor must be ly for a few years during her childhood. signed and include the writer’s “My grandmother had Alzheimer’s. My grand- 0ARRESTS0 THP — The Tennessee name, address and phone father had a lot of health issues,” she said. “So my Highway Patrol will be number. Letters are subject to mother got up at 3:45 every morning. She would William Dickens, 34, of Smithville; arrested by conducting a sobriety editing and/or rejection. A strict wash clothes, make breakfast, take care of them, the Cookeville Police Department for vandalism; Checkpoint Monday Dec. 400-word limit will be enforced. and be at work at 6 o’clock, then work 10-hour days bond is $1,000. 31, on Highway 56 South Send letters to the mailing for four days a week.” Spencer Wilson, 22, of Monterey; arrested by at the Dekalb County address listed above, or email Her mother didn’t retire from Adams USA until the Putnam County Sheriff ’s Off ice for domestic Line from 10 p.m. to to [email protected]. she was 79 years old. She is Borys’ everyday inspi- assault; bond is $500. midnight. ration. Alontae Sutton, 19, of Cookeville; arrested by the Impaired driving is a Order a Photo “She’s just such a very special person. She’s just CPD for domestic assault; bond is $1,000. serious crime that kills Every photograph taken by a the rock of our whole family. She took care of her William Emerson, 52, of Cookeville; arrested by more than 16,000 peo- Herald-Citizen photographer parents for nine years. She took in a second cousin the CPD for filing false reports; bond is $7,500. ple and injures 305,000 and published in the paper that had no children and had lung cancer. We kept Kari Turner, 19, of Cookeville; arrested by the others every year in the is available for purchase. Go her for 13 months. She helped take care of a brother- PCSO for underage driving while impaired; bond United States. Troopers to www.herald-citizen.com in-law after her sister died. She’s got such a giving is $500. will evaluate drivers for and click on “Photo Gallery.” big heart.” Cody Adams, 28, of Hilham; arrested by the Al- signs of alcohol or drug Also, many photos included in good Police Department for manufacturing/de- impairment. Troopers online stories are available for livering/selling/possessing methamphetamine; will target those who purchase. bond is $3,000. operate a vehicle while BRAND: Agency hopes logo Kevin Wech, 48, of Pennsylvania; arrested by the impaired and take cor- Subscriptions PCSO for unlawful possession of drug parapher- rective actions for other To subscribe, call 931-526-9715. will help with a new image nalia and simple possession/casual exchange; violations observed Visa, MasterCard, Discover bond is $2,000. while ensuring the pro- and AmEx accepted. FROM PAGE A1 Samantha Allen, 28, of Cookeville; arrested by tection of all motorists. Rates: the CPD for introducing contraband into a penal The Tennessee High- 3 mo 6 mo 1yr getting ready to off er that also in Warren County facility and public intoxication; bond is $7,748. way Patrol recognizes Carrier or and in Cumberland County, so we need (a name),” Gerardo Mateo, 19, of Cookeville; arrested by the that sobriety check- Mail: 385 he said. “We’ve always had the CATS here in CPD for driving without a license and driving points are highly visible Zip Code $28 $54 $95 Cookeville that stood for Cookeville Area Transit under the influence; bond is $2,000. and eff ective tool in the Print & Service, but we can’t use CATS in Warren County.” battle against impaired E-Edition $29 $56 $98 Farley said Warren County offi cials would also driving. E-Edition Only $21 $42 $84 likely not approve of the acronym WATS. Mail: Outside “We need to look at a little bit diff erently, so we’re GRANTS: THP intends to 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 going to step back and look at a branding eff ort that Mail: Outside sort of ties the diff erent programs together,” he said. 0CORRECTION0 Tennessee $82 $132 $220 “There’s three main programs under transporta- use grants for manpower tion, (and we’re) trying to brand them so that when FROM PAGE A1 An editorial on the Miss Your Paper? you see the vehicles out on the roads, you’ll know importance of preserv- Your carrier is an independent what is going on.” this program,” Tramel said. “This program ing historic properties contractor. However, as a He said the logo would, ideally, distinguish among will specifi cally target daytime impaired driv- published in the Dec. 14 service to our subscribers, our UCHRA vehicles that provide transportation to ing.” edition of the Herald-Cit- circulation department is open Nashville from those that transport county to coun- The goal of Belts is to increase the safety belt izen said that the two from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- ty and those that operate only within a county. usage rate by 2.5 percent, and reduce the num- oldest homes in Cookev- day-Friday and from “Those need to all be a little diff erent,” he said. ber of unrestrained drivers in fatal and injury ille were built in 1878 at 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to “So that people out on the street will know and be crashes by fi ve percent. 518 Freeze St. and 568 answer calls. Call 931-526-9715. able to identify (them).” Belts allows THP to conduct safety belt E. Broad St. Actually, Farley said the new logo would be blue and gold to school zone enforcement, safety belt enforce- the oldest structure in Herald-Citizen match the colors already associated with the brand. ment operations and night time safety belt sat- Cookeville is the Nina USPS 313-680 “We went through and conducted a regional urations. District 6 received 154 hours of Belts. Jared House on North ISSN 8750-5541 branding process back probably two years ago,” he The last grant is Just Drive, which is de- Washington Avenue, The Herald-Citizen is published said. “We used Roman Stone and Stone Associates signed to reduce the number of motor vehicle built in 1856, accord- daily except Saturdays, New Year’s to work on that on behalf of the region, not just the crashes related to distracted driving. ing to the book, Upper Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, development district or HRA, but to have a regional The district received 154 hours of Just Drive. Cumberland Historic Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day identity. This would sort of tie to that.” “The Tennessee Highway Patrol is commit- Architecture, written by by Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville, Farley said rebranding is still “a work in prog- ted to the safety of the citizens and motoring Michael Birdwell, Calvin TN 38502. Periodicals postage paid ress,” but should be rolling out more completely public traveling on public roadways in the Dickinson and Homer at Cookeville TN. POSTMASTER: send after the new year. State of Tennessee,” Tramel said. Kemp. address changes to Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville TN 38502. The Herald-Citizen is a member of the Tennessee Press Association WIND ADVISORY and the Associated Press. The As- sociated Press is entitled exclusively The National Weath- The wind advisory ed. cause tree and branch cles, especially those to use for publication news printed in the Herald-Citizen. er Service has issued remains in effect until Gusts of up to 50 mph damage. Loose outdoor traveling on east-west a wind advisory for 6 a.m. Friday. are expected through- objects may be blown roadways like Inter- the Upper Cumberland Sustained winds of out the region. around. state 40, may experi- region. 15-30 mph are expect- Gusty winds can High-profile vehi- ence travel difficulties. Jack McNeely Editor & Publisher WEATHER Lindsay McReynolds Tonight Friday Night Saturday Night Readings Managing Editor Showers and possibly a thunder- Partly cloudy, with a low around 34. A 20-percent chance of showers after Wednesday’s high in Cookeville was 61, low 30, with 0.02” storm. Low around 57. midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low rain. Wednesday’s high in Monterey was 55, low 37, with Roger Wells Saturday around 36. 0.01” rain. Advertising Director Friday Mostly sunny, with a high near 47. Almanac Showers and possibly a thunder- Sunday Thursday is the 361st day of the year, with 4 remaining. Keith McCormick storm before noon. then a slight Showers likely, mainly after noon. The sun sets at 4:35 p.m. and will rise at 6:52 a.m. Friday. Circulation Manager chance of showers. High near 62. Cloudy, with a high near 49. The moon is a waning gibbous with 68% of the visible disc illuminated. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2018 HERALD-CITIZEN A3 herald-citizen.com A strong economy translates into big holiday sales NEW YORK (AP) — translated into holiday rose 2.3 percent, while Americans buoyed by a cheer for retail,” said electronics and ap- strong economy pushed Steve Sadove, a senior pliances slipped 0.7 holiday sales growth to adviser at Mastercard percent. a six-year high. and the former CEO of Shoppers spent less Retail sales rose 5.1 the department store at department stores, percent between Nov. chain Saks. which Mastercard said 1 and Dec. 24 from a Online sales con- was partly due to store year ago, according to tinued to grow, up closings. But shoppers Mastercard Spending- more than 19 percent did head to the web- Pulse, which tracked from a year ago. Last sites of department spending online and in week, Mastercard said stores, where sales rose stores across all pay- online sales made up 13 10.2 percent, Master- ment types, including percent of total retail card said. those who paid by cash sales. Traditional retailers or check. Clothing sold well have been updating Total sales topped this year—up nearly 8 their websites and $850 billion this year, percent from last year, smartphone apps, as AP Mastercard said. the biggest growth for well as making it easier Shoppers walk the halls at the Roosevelt Field Mall on Wednesday, in “From shopping apparel sales since for shoppers to buy Garden City, New York. aisles to online carts, 2010, Mastercard said. online and then pick up consumer confidence Home furniture sales their items in store. Legal marijuana industry had banner year in 2018

PORTLAND, Ore. South Korea’s lead in Snoop Dogg’s Casa Verde expected to reach more (AP) — The last year was legalizing cannabidiol, Capital. Curren hopes to than $16 billion in 2019. a 12-month champagne or CBD. expand internationally “Investors are getting toast for the legal mar- It’s a non-psychoactive by 2020. much savvier when it ijuana industry as the compound found in mar- “A lot of the prob- comes to this space be- global market exploded ijuana and hemp plants lem is keeping up with cause even just a couple and cannabis pushed and used for treatment growth,” he said. of years ago, you’d throw its way further into the of certain medical prob- Legal marijuana was money at it and hope fi nancial and cultural lems. a $10.4 billion indus- that something would mainstream. “It’s not just the U.S. try in the U.S. in 2018 stick,” he said. “But now Liberal California now. It’s spreading,” with a quarter-million investors are much more became the largest legal said Ben Curren, CEO of jobs devoted just to the discerning.” U.S. marketplace, while Green Bits, a San Jose, handling of marijuana Increasingly, U.S. law- conservative Utah and California, company plants, said Beau Whit- makers see that success Oklahoma embraced AP that develops software ney, vice president and and want it for their medical marijuana. Can- A depiction of a cannabis bud drops from the for marijuana retailers senior economist at New states. ada ushered in broad le- ceiling at Leafly’s countdown party in Toronto and businesses. Frontier Data, a leading Nearly two-thirds of galization , and Mexico’s as midnight passes and marks the first day of Curren’s fi rm is one cannabis market re- U.S. states now have Supreme Court set the the legalization of cannabis across Canada. of many that blossomed search and data analysis legalized some form of stage for that country to as the industry grew. He fi rm. medical marijuana. follow. “I have been working mentum will continue started the company in There are many other Voters in November U.S. drug regula- on this for decades, and into 2019. 2014 with two friends. jobs that don’t involve di- made Michigan the 10th tors approved the fi rst this was the year that Luxembourg is poised Now, he has 85 employ- rect work with the plants state — and fi rst in the marijuana-based phar- the movement crest- to become the fi rst Euro- ees, and the company’s but they are harder to Midwest — to legalize maceutical to treat kids ed,” said U.S. Rep. Earl pean country to legalize software processes $2.5 quantify, Whitney said. recreational marijuana. with a form of epilepsy, Blumenauer, an Oregon recreational marijuana, billion in sales trans- Investors poured $10 Governors in New York and billions of invest- Democrat working to and South Africa is mov- actions a year for more billion into cannabis in and New Jersey are ment dollars poured into overturn the federal ban ing in that direction. than 1,000 U.S. retail North America in 2018, pushing for a similar cannabis companies. on pot. “It’s clear that Thailand legalized me- stores and dispensaries. twice what was invested law in their states next Even main street brands this is all coming to a dicinal use of marijuana Green Bits raised $17 in the last three years year, and momentum like Coca-Cola said they head.” on Tuesday, and other million in April, pulling combined, he said, and for broad legalization is are considering joining With buzz building Southeastern Asian in money from invest- the combined North building in Pennsylva- the party. across the globe, the mo- countries may follow ment fi rms including American market is nia and Illinois. 0CALENDAR0 The Community Calendar is a daily list of events hosted Slick Nickel. Conces- by nonprofit groups in Putnam, White, Overton & Jackson sions available. Family counties. To be included, call 526-9715 & ask for the news- friendly. room secretary or email [email protected]. Be Coff ee with a Vet: Hosted sure to include your name & number as well as a time, date by Livingston American & location of the event. Deadline for Tuesday-Friday’s paper Legion Post 4 & Aux. is noon the day before. Deadline for Sunday is noon Friday. Unit 4. 8-11 a.m. VFW Deadline for Monday is 3 p.m. Friday. Church-related items Post 5062 Building. Pub- are published in a separate calendar in the Religion section lic & all that have or are each Friday. Deadline for church calendar items is noon currently serving are Wednesday. welcome to share coff ee, conversation & comrade- THURSDAY, DEC. 27 Center, Transfer Station, ship. Dance: 6:30-9:30 p.m. Convenience Centers & THURSDAY, JAN. 8 Cookeville Community Landfi ll will all be closed Plateau Corvette Club: Center. Diff erent bands today. There will be no NCCC club, Corvette every week. Mostly coun- Community Service. owners only. Meets 5:30 try & a little bit of rock & Music & Dance: Silver p.m., on Interstate Drive roll. $5 entry fee. Point Community Center in Crossville, at the Out- Line Dance Classes: every Tuesday night, let Mall. Contact plateau- Baxter Senior Center, 6:30-9 p.m., free event. [email protected] for 101 Elmore Town Road. Features Cumberland more info. 1 p.m. $3/class. Basic Country Band. GOP Meeting: Putnam line dancing taught. Call THURSDAY, JAN. 3 County Republican 858-1422. Cookeville Coin Club: Meets Party meeting 6 p.m., FRIDAY, DEC. 28 at First Presbyterian Putnam County Court- Train Tales: 10:30 a.m. Church, Fellowship Hall, house. Elections for Cookeville Depot Mu- 20 N. Dixie Ave. Doors PCRP Executive Com- seum. Free activity for open at 5:30 p.m. Meeting mittee being held. Email preschool children. Call at 6 p.m. Featuring an sectretaryputnamgop@ 520-5455. auction of member items. gmail.com to run for SATURDAY, DEC. 29 Everyone welcome. offi ce. New Year’s Dance: 7-10 FRIDAY, JAN. 4 Parenting Skills: Free p.m. Livingston Ameri- Book Sale: Twice Told classes off ered by The can Legion, 121 S Church Tales, used bookstore at Stephens Center. 9-10:30 St. Performing band Putnam County Library, a.m. Topic: Orientation, is Take 5. Concessions 4-6 p.m. for members of Assessing Nurturing available. Library Friends only. Skills. Held at Healthy Turkey Shoot: 10 a.m. (Memberships available Start Offi ce, 1680 S. Bring 12, 16, &20 gauge at door). Hardbound-$2. Jeff erson Ave. Suite C, shotguns. Shells & Paperback 50¢. Chil- Cookeville. Call 931-559- targets provided. Prizes: dren’s 25¢. Bargain Cart 6432. cash, turkeys, bacon, hardbound 50¢. FRIDAY, JAN. 11 tenderloins & ham. Train Tales: 10:30 a.m. Train Tales: 10:30 a.m. Benefi ts Monterey Lions Cookeville Depot Mu- Cookeville Depot Mu- Club Eyesight projects. seum. Free activity for seum. Free activity for From I-40, exit 300, west preschool children. Call preschool children. Call on Hwy 70, just past Bee 520-5455. 520-5455. Rock rd. on left. Call 931- SATURDAY, JAN. 5 SATURDAY, JAN. 12 267-2647. Open Auditions: 10 a.m. & Turkey Shoot: 10 a.m. SUNDAY, DEC. 30 Jan. 6, 1 p.m., Cookeville Bring 12, 16, &20 gauge Fill Up The Bus: Food drive Performing Arts Cen- shotguns. Shells & with Jammin at Hippie ter, 10 E. Broad Street, targets provided. Prizes: Jacks, to provide for is holding auditions for cash, turkeys, bacon, those in need. Bring food “Seven Interviews” by tenderloins & ham. items to Great Harvest Mark Dunn. Call 528- Benefi ts Monterey Lions Bread Co. from now until 1313. Club Eyesight projects. Feb. 11. Book Sale: Twice Told From I-40, exit 300, west TUESDAY, JAN. 1 Tales, used bookstore at on Hwy 70, just past Bee Standing Stone Hike: Putnam County Library, Rock Rd. on left. Call 931- 9-11:30 a.m. at Standing 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Hard- 267-2647. Stone State Park. Meet bound-$2. Paperback 50¢. Dance: 50s & 60s Night, at park offi ce for 1.5 mile Children’s 25¢. Bargain 7-10 p.m. Livingston moderately diffi cult hike. Cart hardbound 50¢. American Legion, 121 Bring sturdy shoes & wa- Dance: 7-10 p.m. Liv- S Church St. Perform- ter. 1674 Standing Stone ingston American ing band: Slick Nickel. Park Hwy., Hilham. Legion, 121 S Church Concessions available. Closed: The Recycling St. Performing band: Family friendly. HERALD-CITIZEN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2018 A4 Opinion herald-citizen.com Herald-Citizen Established 1903 Jack McNeely Editor and Publisher Lindsay McReynolds Managing Editor Kate Cook City Editor Don Foy News Editor Out to lunch was talking to my friend Charlie on the phone last night, and he said he had to go eat dinner. He mentioned he was pretty hungry because he had Iforgotten to eat lunch. Forgotten to eat lunch? There’s a phrase I have never used in my life. Usu- ally, while I am eating lunch, I am planning what I am going to eat for breakfast three days from now. I’ve already planned my meals for the next two days. And the snacks. I’m thinking grano- la. Granola pancakes. With maple-fl a- vored whipped cream. No, that would JIM be wrong. Maple syrup with plain MULLEN whipped cream. But if I have pancakes three days from now, what will I have for lunch? Maybe I’ll go to that guy who sells fi sh tacos out of a truck. Anyway, what I’m saying is that it is really abnor- mal to forget about eating. Of course, Charlie is the one who always says, “If you know someone who is normal, you must not know them very well.” LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The few times in my life that I skipped a meal, it wasn’t because I forgot to eat but because there were circumstances beyond my control. Emergency Taxation requires representation room visits, being broke, the fi rst day of any diet, arriving at 2 a.m. in a small airport. Does Charlie have an undiagnosed eating disor- If you get paid $100 per week, As a Christian taxpayer I the most. der? FLS—Forgetting Lunch Syndrome. Or maybe you can purchase anything would respectfully ask Presi- When was the last time you he has a body image problem. As a friend, isn’t it my that is $100 or less, you have the dent Trump to allow American were asked your opinion or if duty to make sure that he isn’t a danger to himself freedom and choices of a free taxpayers with birth certifi - you spoke to or wrote a letter to or others? I don’t know how not eating lunch could society. cates and photo identifi cation to them and they voted the other be a danger to others, unless it starts a trend of not Taxes. If you get taxed 25 vote upon very specifi c issues way — their response is well eating lunch. Something like, “Lose 10 pounds by percent now you can purchase destroying and fi nancially my constituency on the other Tuesday. All you have to do is skip lunch.” It sounds items $75 or less — you now bankrupting America (look up side was greater — where is the good until you realize you ate twice as much for din- have less freedom and less national debt in picture form); proof?) I personally would like ner. The pounds are not dropping off . By Tuesday, choices. You get taxed 50 percent if the vote is great enough then to see the Federal Budget bal- you’re completely bummed out because you gained or 75 percent, less freedom and it is the will of the people and anced and reduced by 40 percent half a pound. To feel better, you go shopping. For a less choices, you get taxed 100 President Trump’s duty to fi x without touching the military, new pair of pants with a stretch top. percent you are a slave. that specifi c problem. law enforcement or education. At my age, things can go south fast when it comes I love our country and as a cit- He promised to drain the People the taxpayers are the to food. One day you forget to eat lunch and the izen it is my duty to pay taxes to swamp. The swamp can be fi xed employers and the elected are next day you forget the name of that movie star who fund the running of our country if we voted that every Congress- the employees — the glass house died. The one with the mustache. You know who I’m and to fund the military and law men, Senator and Representa- of corruption is robbing Amer- talking about. He was married to that woman with enforcement that provides the tive, now gets paid $80,000 per icans fi nancially, morally and the hair. Never mind, it’ll come to me when I’m not safety and security that allows year, four year term limit, no ethically. Where is accountabil- thinking about it. There was a story in one of those us to sleep at night. BUT how perks once out of offi ce and if ity? When taxpayers are silent magazines at the doctor’s offi ce that said forgetting badly are our tax dollars mis- found taking lobbyist money, the corrupt and greedy win. to eat lunch is one of the seven early warning signs spent? The Federal Government fi re them and place them in jail of something. Or maybe it wasn’t forgetting lunch; it every three months has to beg for subversion (because now Steve Coburn was about forgetting something. I just can’t remem- for more money to operate. they vote based upon whom pays Cookeville ber what. Still, I’m a man of action. I casually dropped by Charlie’s house today just to make sure he was OK, and he was acting very, very strange. He kept want- ing to know what the matter with me was—as if I were the one who forgot to eat lunch! Was there any Who cares about the scandal at Tech? food in his house? Was he too embarrassed to say Why should I care about the provide rationale to Mr. Scott to emission standards. So for that he had fallen on hard times? abuse of TTU? It happens all Pruitt enabling him to exempt every 10,000 of these trucks 1,600 I pretended to use the bathroom and snuck into the time; nothing I can do will such engines from EPA emission Americans would die prema- his kitchen. No food anywhere. I opened the refrig- change anything. Right? No, standards. In fact Mr. Pruitt did turely. Additionally there would erator and got the shock of my life. It was worse wrong! just that. Fortunately a threat of be thousands of pulmonary and than I ever imagined. It was full of bottled water I have already written about lawsuit caused withdrawal of the cardiac exacerbations causing and leafy green vegetables. Kale. Broccoli. Spinach. the details of the nefarious con- exemption temporarily. untold suff ering and billions in Charlie had gone over to the dark side. spiracy to fraudulently manip- Had the exemption remained added health costs. “Hungry?” he asked. ulate Federal law. But why is it the sales of these trucks would A crime of this nature is not “No,” I said. “But when did you start keeping so important? Why should you, have escalated. Over the next simply money and politics as rabbits?” Josephine citizen, spend time decade they would emit an usual. This is a crime against “I’ve turned over a new leaf,” he said shutting the and energy informing yourself additional 1.5 million tons of your family, your baby, your refrigerator door. “I’m cleansing. I feel better, I’m about this issue? nitrogen oxides and 16,000 tons grandbaby, your father, and your more active, and I even think my memory’s im- Well, do you have children, of particulate matter. grandmother. proved.” parents, grandparents, cousins, Diesel engine exhaust is one The temporary withdrawal of “Really? Who was that actor with the mustache friends, or other loved ones? Do of the most dangerous sources the exemption could be reversed. married to the woman with the hair?” any of the people that you hold of air pollution. Diesel exhaust Also, this kind of crime could “That sounds like Ernie Kovacs. He died 60 years dear have any health issues? Are is classifi ed as a carcinogen. happen again if not addressed. ago. What made you think of him? You must have a you concerned for the health and As well, these pollutants are Write to your State and National good memory; I haven’t thought of him in years.” safety of your family members? recognized to trigger and exac- representatives to demand that If so you should be not just out- erbate respiratory and cardiac this be investigated independent- JIM MULLEN is a syndicated columnist. His email ad- raged by the conspiracy abusing diseases primarily in babies and ly and external to the University dress is [email protected]. TTU, you should be angry! the elderly. Estimates are that governance. The goal of the abuse of TTU Glider Truck rebuilds would to conduct a “study” of rebuilt have polluted at 45-55 times the Robert Landry, MD diesel truck engines was to rate of new trucks that conform Cookeville MODERATELY CONFUSED Traff ic light needed for safety I am writing in regard to very busy area and dangerous. traffi c light here on South Wil- traffi c lights or the lack there We have businesses, church- low and Neuman Drive. I hope of. es and a school all in a small someone can do something I live in an area for senior area. There are also big haul about this dangerous situation. living. We have to make a left trucks in and out due to busi- into traffi c from Neuman Drive nesses on Neuman Drive. Della Morgan onto Willow Avenue. This is a We are in great need of a Cookeville

Discussing traff ic, safety and money

An article in the Herald-Cit- road from Highway 111 to Fisk connector to Dodson Branch izen made the following state- Road.” Road, then further west and ment concerning “transporta- Correct me if I’m wrong, but south to connect, no doubt, to tion improvements:” the last time this northern con- the new exit on I-40. “What is not currently in- nector idea came up, did not the Not so? Why then are we cluded on the priority list are voters give a resounding “No!” ? going to tax and spend the fi rst the 10 projects identifi ed earlier So fi rst we have a connec- hundred or so millions of dol- this year by Putnam County’s tor to Fisk Road. How is that a lars only to stop at Fisk Road? Countywide Transportation northern connector? Oh, right, Committee. The No. 1 project on later we will have to use em- Carl Shires that list is a northern connector inent domain to continue the Cookeville THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2018 NEWS HERALD-CITIZEN A5 herald-citizen.com 0OBITUARIES0 Rev. Charles E. Gibbs Jr. China says plans made for COOKEVILLE — The consistently as a supply Reverend Charles E. pastor throughout Mid- US trade talks in January Gibbs Jr. went home to dle Tennessee. In 2003, be with the Lord Dec. 22, he was asked by River- BEIJING (AP) — Commerce said Thurs- but gave no details. 2018. He was a member side Association to serve China’s government day the two sides also Presidents Donald of the First Baptist as the Interim Director says it has made plans are conducting “inten- Trump and Xi Jinping Church of Cookeville, of Missions; Carol also with Washington for sive telephone consul- agreed to postpone Tennessee, where he served as the Ministry face-to-face talks in tations.” additional tariff hikes taught a co-educational Assistant. They contin- January aimed at end- A spokesman, Gao for 90 days while their senior adult Sunday ued in these positions ing a tariff battle that Feng, said the two sides governments negotiate school class. Prior to his until July of 2004. The threatens to depress have “made specifi c over American com- retirement in 2010, he Etter Baptist Church in global trade. arrangements for face- plaints about Beijing’s spent nearly 60 years in Byrdstown asked him to The Ministry of to-face” consultations industry policies. the Ministry, primarily supply quite frequently, as a pastor. Carol also taught youth and eventually called Rev. Gibbs grew up in for three summers at him as their interim Birmingham, Alabama, the Ridgecrest Baptist pastor in 2005. When and attended the Hamp- Assembly Center in Etter called their cur- ton-Dubose Academy North Carolina. rent pastor in 2010, Rev. in Zellwood, Florida, In 1978, he became Gibbs retired a second beginning his Christian pastor of the First Bap- time. Etter Baptist education. He was called tist Church of James- Church chose to honor by God to the Gospel town, Tennessee. He him as Pastor Emeritus. Ministry while still in was elected President He joined the First Bap- high school, and was li- of the interdenomina- tist Church of Cookev- censed to preach in 1952 tional Fentress County ille as a watch care by the Norwood Baptist Ministerial Association member in June of 2011. Church in Birming- for three years. He also He continued to serve ham, Alabama. He then broadcasted an eve- as a supply preacher in attended Columbia Bible ning devotional called many churches in the College (now Columbia “Five Minutes with the community. International Universi- Parson” each night on Rev. Charles E. Gibbs ty) in Columbia, South local radio in James- Jr. will be remembered Carolina, where he met town. While pastor at fi rst as a devoted and the love of his life, Carol Jamestown, he attend- loving husband and Colin O’Brady, of Portland, Oregon, poses for a photo while traveling Jean Kennerly, his wife ed the Criswell School father, and also as a across Antarctica on Wednesday. of 59 years. He gradu- of Prophets in Dallas, dedicated servant of ated with a Bachelor of Texas. He also served Jesus. He lived his life Arts in Biblical Educa- as a member of Sunday as an unselfi sh example American man fi rst to solo tion in 1957, and then School Assist Team for of faith, hope, and love, attended the Southwest- the Riverside Baptist committed to sharing ern Baptist Theological Association. the Gospel as command- Seminary. Charles and In 1982, Rev. Gibbs ed by Christ in his Great across Antarctica unaided Carol were married and his family accepted Commission. in 1959, and attended a call from the North He is survived by his (AP) — An Oregon called The Impossible solo trip across Antarc- Seminary together until Athens Baptist Church wife of 59 years, Carol man became the fi rst First — on his Instagram tica, collapsing from Charles graduated in of Athens, Tennessee. Jean Kennerly Gibbs; person to traverse Ant- page . He wrote Wednes- exhaustion toward the 1961 with an advanced He was elected Chair- his son, Charles Wayne arctica alone without any day that he covered the end of the trek. Worsley’s degree in Divinity. He man of the Board of Gibbs of Overland Park, assistance on Wednes- last roughly 80 miles in friend and fellow English was ordained into the Trustees of the Tennes- Kansas; his daugh- day, trekking across the one big, impromptu fi nal adventurer Louis Rudd is Gospel Ministry in 1961 see Baptist Children’s ter, Joan Carol Gibbs polar continent in an push to the fi nish line currently attempting an by the Dawson Memo- Home for 2 years (1982- Pritchard of Louisville, epic 54-day journey that that took well over an unaided solo in Worsley’s rial Baptist Church of 1984), and was honored Kentucky; four grand- was previously deemed entire day. honor and was compet- Birmingham, Alabama, by the Board for out- children, Carol-Ann impossible. “While the last 32 ing against O’Brady to be and moved to his fi rst standing leadership at Gibbs, Mary-Olivia Colin O’Brady, of hours were some of the the fi rst to do it. church, Collinsville the end of his tenure. Gibbs, Caleb Maxson, Portland, fi nished the most challenging hours Besaw said O’Brady Baptist Church of The Trace Creek and Charles-Frederick bone-chilling, 930-mile of my life, they have plans to stay on Antarc- Collinsville, Alabama, Baptist Church in New Gibbs; and his sisters, (1,500-kilometer) journey quite honestly been some tica until Rudd fi nishes where he served as Johnsonville, Tennes- Olivia Gibbs Redford as friends, family and of the best moments I his trek, hopefully in the pastor until 1966. He see, then called Rev. and Dorothy Gibbs fans tracked the endur- have ever experienced,” next few days. was very active in local Gibbs to be their pastor Sanders. ance athlete’s progress in O’Brady posted. “It’s a small club,” she activities as Chairman in 1986. He was very The family will real time online. The day before, he joked. “His intention is to of Evangelism and the active in the Truett Bap- receive friends today, “I did it!” a tearful posted that he was “in wait for Louis and have Director of the Samford tist Association, serving Thursday, Dec. 27, from O’Brady said on a call to the zone” and thought he kind of a celebratory mo- University Extension as Moderator for three 4-7 p.m. at Hooper-Hud- his family gathered in could make it to the end ment with the only other Center for the Dekalb years and Chairman dleston & Horner Fu- Portland for the holidays, in one go. person on the planet to Baptist Association. of Evangelism for two neral Home in Cookev- according to his wife, “I’m listening to my have accomplished this He was then called years. From 1992-1997, ille, and again from Jenna Besaw. body and taking care of same thing.” as pastor by the First he was a member of the 10-11 a.m. Friday, Dec. “It was an emotion- the details to keep myself O’Brady described in Baptist Church of Pratt Board of Trustees of 28, at the First Baptist al call,” she said. “He safe,” he wrote. “I called detail the ups and downs City in Birmingham, Belmont University. Rev. Church of Cookeville, seemed overwhelmed by home and talked to my along the way since he Alabama. He served Gibbs oversaw the build- Tennessee. A Celebra- love and gratitude, and mom, sister and wife — I began the trek on Nov. there from 1966 until ing of a new educational tion of Life Service will he really wanted to say promised them I will stop 3. He had to haul 375 1970. During this time, space at Trace Creek follow at 11 a.m., with ‘Thank you’ to all of us.” when I need to.” pounds of gear largely the couple welcomed Baptist, increasing the interment to follow at O’Brady was sleeping Though others have uphill and over sastrugi, their fi rst child, Charles capacity for Sunday the Cookeville City near the fi nish line in traversed Antarctica, wave-like ridges created Wayne, in 1968. In 1970, School and church fel- Cemetery. Bro. Char- Antarctica late Wednes- they either had assis- by wind. he joined pastors and lowship greatly. lie Hutchinson, Rev. day and could not im- tance with reinforced “Not only am I pulling other ministers in a Rev. Gibbs moved to Mike Head, Rev. Eric mediately be reached for supplies or kites that my ... sled all day, but trip around the world his next church in 1995 Thoman, and Rev. Scott comment. helped propel them I’m pulling it up and in conjunction with the when he became pas- McKinney will offi ciate. The 33-year-old forward. over thousands of these Baptist World Alliance, tor of the First Baptist Pallbearers will be O’Brady documented his In 2016, British explor- sastrugi speed bumps visiting 12 diff erent Church of Byrdstown, Ben Kern, Paul “Dink” nearly entirely uphill er Henry Worsley died created by the violent countries including the Tennessee. He con- Hargrave, Dr. Jeff journey — which he attempting an unassisted wind.” Holy Land. tinued his work with Crosier, Bobby Moser, The Gibbs family then Belmont University and Roy Tudor, and Chris moved to Chattanooga, the Tennessee Baptist Pritchard. Tennessee, after Rev. Children’s Home. Re- In lieu of fl owers, the Authorities hunt California police offi cer’s killer Gibbs was called as turning to the Riverside family requests dona- SAN FRANCISCO people some 100 miles the shoulders. pastor by the Silverdale Baptist Association, he tions be made to Oper- (AP) — Authorities southeast of San Fran- Newman detectives Baptist Church. He served as Moderator and ation Christmas Child, throughout California cisco. asked anyone with infor- served this church for Sunday School Direc- in care of First Baptist were hunting the man Singh was pronounced mation about the man’s six years, during which tor for the Association Church of Cookeville, suspected of killing a po- dead at a hospital. identity to contact them. time the family grew from 1998-2000. In 1998, Tennessee, or other par- liceman during a traffi c A ground and air “We have sent out with the addition of a he participated in the ticipating churches. stop in a small Central search began. Author- information to law daughter, Joan Carol, in Commencement Cere- Hooper-Huddleston & Valley town. ities were looking for enforcement up and 1971. In 1976, Donaldson monies at the University Horner Funeral Home Police agencies in and a man seen in surveil- down the state, as well View Baptist Church of Tennessee College of is in charge of arrange- out of California were lance photos at a con- as outside California,” in Nashville, Tennes- Medicine. ments, 526-6111. alerted to watch for the venience store shortly Letras said. see, called Rev. Gibbs Charles retired from heavyset, chain-wearing before the shooting. A truck believed as their pastor. During the First Baptist Church suspect in Wednesday’s He appeared to be a to have been the one this time, he became a of Byrdstown in Feb- slaying of 33-year-old heavy man with short, stopped by Singh was member of the Board of ruary of 2002, moving Cpl. Ronil Singh, Stan- dark hair, a silver chain, later found in a garage Trustees for the Tennes- to his current home in islaus County sheriff ’s jeans, dark T-shirt and in a mobile home park see Baptist Children’s Cookeville, Tennessee. Sgt. Tom Letras said. a dark jacket with white about 4 miles from the Home. Charles and He continued to preach The public was asked Ecko brand patches on shooting. for information about his identity and the California Highway Albert J. ‘Buddy’ Kendziora Jr. Patrol warned that he was considered armed LIVINGSTON — Cel- Home. is in charge of arrange- and dangerous. ebration of life services Burial will be in Beth- ments, 931-823-1201. Singh was shot a few for Albert J. “Buddy” lehem Cemetery. minutes after radioing Kendziora Jr., 82, of Visitation will be at the in that he was pulling White Plains, Tennes- funeral home Saturday, over a gray pickup see, will be held at 2 p.m. Dec. 29, from noon until truck that had no li- Saturday, Dec. 29, at the service time at 2 p.m. cense plate in Newman, chapel of Speck Funeral Speck Funeral Home a town of about 10,000 Team to skip events with ref who told wrestler to cut dreads

BUENA, N.J. (AP) — A New gional school board and members Johnson, who is black, had a cov- Jersey school district says its wres- of the community. The groups that er over his hair, but referee Alan tling team will no longer compete assign referees have already said Maloney, who is white, said that in events offi ciated by a referee who they wouldn’t assign the ref until wouldn’t do. told a wrestler to lose his dread- further notice. WCAU-TV reports the high locks or forfeit his bout. Buena Regional High School school’s wrestling coach and ath- The announcement came wrestler Andrew Johnson had his letic trainer discussed the incident during an emergency meeting held dreadlocks cut minutes before the with board members behind closed Wednesday with the Buena Re- match Dec. 19. doors Wednesday. HERALD-CITIZEN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2018 A6 Living herald-citizen.com Changing Christmas memories of food and family views on is the day after Christmas As I fi nish, I would like to and all through the house, say a special “Thank You” to Drucilla is home from the the doctors and surgeons who brother’s Thospital and George is so cleaned out my arteries (I will glad. I had a few setbacks and try to take better care of them) had to stay a couple of extra and whatever else they had to drinking days, so I was there on Christ- fi x on my heart. Thank you mas day. to the staff from Cookeville EAR ABBY: My brother Our family Regional Medical Center for is my best friend. He is DRUCILLA’S always gets to- all their help. Thanks to the also an alcoholic. It runs LITTLE gether on Christ- young man who would bring Din our family, and he has HELPERS mas and they that fi rst cup of coff ee in the been addicted for years. His were worried morning. Then there’s the drinking has aff ected me in about who was one who introduced me to the several (minor) going to make shower cap that had soap in it DEAR ABBY ways over the the dressing to go that you didn’t have to rinse years, but I with the turkey. out. I’d never seen this before. have always My daughter has When he slipped that warm taken a hands- made it before Drucilla’s family cornbread dressing, complete with shower cap over my head and off approach, and so has my boiled eggs. Prepared by her daughter for Christmas, began massaging my scalp, knowing I can’t DRUCILLA daughter-in-law, since Drucilla was in the hospital. I thought I was at a spa. We force him to get RAY but over the years didn’t have this when I went to help. they liked the Every family has traditions me some food and gifts and beauty school. Well, his wayway I mamadede iit.t I told my daugh- for Christmas. But it’s the joy came to the hospital. We had I thought I was on vacation. ABIGAIL drinking is ter how to make it and that is of making more memories and a wonderful time and we were I did get some gifts from them, VAN BUREN starting to the picture you see. enjoying each others’ com- together as a family. But if a water mug and a dishpan. I aff ect my life We make the traditional pany. Our family never had you’re sitting home alone and made friends with some really in a more severe way now. I dressing with cornbread and a Martha Stewart Christmas feeling sad because you don’t caring nurses and others who joined the local police force. poultry seasoning. We use (everything’s not perfect) nor have family with you during worked there. Though, I don’t I am afraid that my broth- boiled eggs in ours. Every have we had the Hallmark this holiday season, go out and think I will make any reser- er’s behavior could cost me family, I think, might have a Christmas ... But if a snow- adopt some family. No special vations to come back to this my job if I’m seen with him diff erent way they like it. I am fl ake falls maybe I’ll get a kiss requirements, just listen and place any time soon. while he acts out, or if I try to not putting the recipe in today, from George and we will live talk and smile or a good out- Thank you readers and defend him. but if you have questions or happily ever after. loud laugh. Sometimes a cup friends for your thoughts and I love my brother fi erce- would like my recipe, just let After my family ate and of coff ee or cup of tea will be prayers. I am glad to be back ly, and I don’t know what me know. opened gifts, they brought all the requirements you need. home with my family. to do anymore. I feel like I need to avoid him, but I love him. Please help. — CHAL- LENGED IN THE EAST DEAR CHALLENGED: When it comes to pot roast, simple is best Establish some ground rules by explaining to your broth- By AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN 1 cup chicken broth accumulated juices. Cover, er that although you love ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 cup beef broth transfer pot to oven, and cook him, you cannot be seen with 1 cup water for 2 hours, fl ipping roasts him if he has been drinking, When it comes to pot roast, 1 1/2 pounds carrots, peeled halfway through cooking. for fear it will jeopardize keeping it simple is sometimes and cut into 3 inch pieces Remove pot from oven. your job. It’s a valid concern. best. We started with a chuck- 1 1/2 pounds red potatoes, Nestle carrots into pot around Make clear that if he breaks eye roast, a well-marbled cut unpeeled, cut into 11/2 inch roasts and sprinkle potatoes the law, you will be unable to that is great for braising. Split- pieces and parsnips over top. Return intercede for him. ting the roast in two allowed 1 1/2 pounds parsnips, covered pot to oven and cook You are not responsible us to trim excess fat and cut peeled and cut into 3 inch until vegetables and beef are for his addiction or for what down on cooking time. pieces tender and fork slips easily in he does when he’s under the A stovetop sear created a 1/3 cup dry red wine and out of meat, 1 to 1 and a infl uence. I’m not saying this nicely caramelized exterior; Adjust oven rack to low- half hours. will be emotionally easy for transferring the covered er-middle position and heat Remove pot from oven. you, but you must let your Dutch oven to the oven pro- oven to 300 F. Tie roasts cross- Transfer roasts to carving brother suff er the conse- moted even cooking and pre- AP wise with kitchen twine at board, tent with aluminum quences for his behavior if he vented scorching over the long Simple pot roast from 1-inch intervals. Pat dry with foil, and let rest while fi nish- acts out. cooking time. Adding carrots, America’s Test Kitchen. paper towels and season with ing sauce. Transfer vegetables DEAR ABBY: I have potatoes, and parsnips to the salt and pepper. Heat 2 table- to large bowl, season with salt severe asthma and allergies, pot partway through braising SIMPLE POT ROAST spoons oil in Dutch oven over and pepper to taste, and cover and I’m particularly sen- ensured that the vegetables Servings: 6-8 medium-high heat until just to keep warm. sitive to bug sprays. If I’m didn’t overcook and become Start to fi nish: 4 hours, 30 smoking. Brown roasts on all Using wide, shallow spoon, exposed to them, my lips and mushy. minutes to 5 hours sides, 8 to 10 minutes; transfer skim excess fat from surface tongue tingle for hours. We added wine to the sauce 1 (3 1/2-to-4 pound) boneless to plate. of braising liquid. Stir in wine, Every time my husband of after braising so that its beef chuck-eye roast, pulled Add remaining 1 tablespoon bring to 7/8simmer over medi- 30 years sees a bug or even fl avor stayed bright; reduc- into 2 pieces at natural seam oil, onion, and celery to fat left um-high heat, and cook until a small ant in our house, he ing it briefl y on the stovetop and trimmed of large pieces in pot and cook over medi- sauce measures 2 cups, about reaches for the bug spray and ensured that our sauce didn’t of fat um heat until vegetables are 15 minutes. Season with salt saturates the house with it. taste boozy. Use a good-quality Salt and pepper softened, about 5 minutes. Stir and -pepper to taste. Given the length of our mar- medium-bodied wine, such as 3 tablespoons vegetable oil in garlic, sugar, and thyme Discard twine, slice roasts riage, he is well aware of how a Cotes du Rhone or a pinot 1 onion, chopped and cook until fragrant, about against grain into 1/2 inch- it aff ects me. I have asked noir, for this dish. Depending 1 celery rib, chopped 30 seconds. Stir in chicken thick slices, and arrange on him many times to please not on the size of your Dutch oven, 4 garlic cloves, minced broth, beef broth, and water, serving platter. Spoon some use spray in the house, par- you may need to brown the 2 teaspoons sugar scraping up any browned bits, of sauce over meat and serve ticularly when I am home, to roasts in two batches rather 1 teaspoon minced fresh and bring to simmer. Return with vegetables, passing re- no avail. than one. thyme or 1/4 teaspoon dried roasts to pot along with any maining sauce separately. He did it again yesterday and got angry with me when I asked why. He reads your column, so I know he will see your response to my inquiry. Cheesy Pork Steaks are quick to make and delicious to eat What is your advice? — FED UP IN FLORIDA By SARA MOULTON es aren’t all the same size. DEAR FED UP: Stop ask- ASSOCIATED PRESS Just make sure they are all ing your husband not to use 3/4-inches thick. bug spray while you are in The appeal of a dish con- In a shallow bowl combine the house. Be proactive and sisting of just fi ve ingredients the crumbs and cheese. In throw it out! You clearly have is pretty obvious — it’s easy another shallow bowl lightly a severe allergy to something to make and it takes almost beat the egg with 1 tablespoon in it, and for him to persist no time to land on the table. water. Dip each piece of pork in spraying while you are on Even so, it helps to start with into the beaten egg, letting the premises strikes me as a quick-cooking and natural- the excess drip off and then not only selfi sh but also as a ly tender protein such as the into the crumbs, packing the form of assault that’s poten- pork tenderloin at the center crumbs on all sides. tially very serious. of this recipe for Cheesy Pork In a large skillet, heat 1 1/2 Call an exterminator to Steaks. tablespoons of the oil over have it professionally done. Like beef tenderloin, pork high heat. Reduce the heat There are other, less toxic tenderloin is the most tender to medium and add the pork ways to get rid of pests, and cut of meat on the animal be- pieces. Cook for 3 minutes. you should go online and cause it’s a muscle that’s not Turn the slices, add the rest explore them. used very much. And pork of the olive oil to the pan, and DEAR ABBY: I asked a tenderloin will stay tender cook 3 minutes longer until woman I know profession- when you cook it — as long as AP the pork is golden. ally if she’d be interested in you don’t overcook it. Keep in Sara Moulton’s easy, cheesy pork steaks, made with only Transfer the pork to a plate having lunch. She said she mind that this is a lean cut of 5 ingredients. and let rest for 5 minutes. would, and we had a lovely meat, meaning that it lacks Transfer two pieces of pork lunch — until the bill came. the internal fat that could the meat.) Finally, don’t with a marinara or mush- to each plate and serve with a When I suggested we split keep it juicy. Accordingly, you attempt to fl ip the pork until room sauce. lemon wedge. it, she suggested I make it a want to be vigilant about the the time is up and you can see Start to fi nish: 20 minutes. __ business expense. I told her prescribed cooking times and that it has browned. Makes 4 servings. Nutrition information per I couldn’t do that because it then, afterward, allow the Grating the cheese and serving: 310 calories; 137 cal- wasn’t a business lunch. steaks enough time to rest, prepping the other ingredi- CHEESY PORK STEAKS ories from fat; 15 g fat (4 g sat- I know if you invite some- meaning enough time for the ents will only take about 10 1 pork loin, trimmed (1 to 1 urated; 0 g trans fats); 135 mg one to lunch, you pay, but I internal juices to redistrib- minutes. Cooking the meat, 1/4 pounds) cholesterol; 425 mg sodium; 10 didn’t think that’s what I did. ute. (If you serve the pork likewise, takes 10 minutes. 1/2 cup seasoned Italian g carbohydrate; 0 g fi ber; 1 g I have done this before — and without allowing it to rest, all Given, then, how quick they bread crumbs sugar; 30 g protein. since — and everyone pays the juices will stream out and are to make — and how deli- 1 ounce fi nely grated Par- ___ for themselves. 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DALLAS (AP) — No. 23 Boise fi nishing his sixth year in charge Before the announcement, fans State’s fi rst appearance at histor- of the Eagles and 33rd year in the had begun returning to their ic Cotton Bowl Stadium turned profession. “I don’t second-guess seats after severe storms rolled into what is believed to be the anything about it. The decision through the area near downtown fi rst bowl game called off because was made for the right reasons Dallas. Lightning strikes near of weather. and that’s the welfare of both the stadium continued intermit- The SERVPRO First Responder teams’ players.” tently for three hours after the Bowl between the Broncos and NCAA spokesman J.D. Ham- initial delay, and more storms Boston College was canceled ilton said via email that it was were expected. because of the threat of severe believed to be the fi rst bowl Associate bowl director Brett weather after a delay of nearly 1 canceled by weather. Hawaii’s Ringler said offi cials met Tues- 1/2 hours Wednesday. planned second postseason game day to discuss the weather report The game was stopped with BC of 1941, against San Jose State, and how they would handle the leading 7-0 with 5:08 remaining was canceled because of the at- decision-making process. in the fi rst quarter. The delay tack on Pearl Harbor. “We followed all those protocols came not long after AJ Dillon ran Both schools said they would today and we fi nally had to come AP 19 yards for a touchdown . off er refunds for tickets pur- to a decision to cancel the game The First Responder Bowl was canceled due to “In my career, this is a fi rst,” chased through their athletic based on weather that was forth- weather and was designated a no contest after said BC coach Steve Addazio, departments. coming as well,” Ringler said. multiple lightning delays Wednesday in Dallas. Mariota sits out practice, hopes to play

NASHVILLE (AP) — Titans quar- terback Marcus Mariota said he is doing “everything in my power” to be available Sunday night against Indianapolis with a playoff berth on the line. Mariota did not practice Wednes- day with what the Titans listed as neck and foot injuries. Mariota declined to detail what symptoms he’s still dealing with after being hurt on a sack late in the fi rst half of Tennessee’s win over Washington last weekend. On his weekly radio appearance earlier Wednesday, Mariota said the hit left his whole right side “numb and tingly.” Mariota also called it unfortunate AP because nerves take time to recover. Memphis Grizzlies center Marc Gasol (33) and Cleveland Cavaliers forward Larry Nance Jr. (22) struggle for The quarterback spent practice control of the ball during a game Wednesday in Memphis. receiving treatment, and he told reporters after practice that he is optimistic about playing for at worst the AFC’s second wild-card berth. A Gasol helps Grizzlies beat Cavs loss by Houston (10-5) earlier Sun- day would put the AFC South title on the line for the Colts and Titans, MEMPHIS (AP) — The coach Larry Drew. “We had through the fourth quarter, contrary to a game that both 9-6. Memphis Grizzlies took to fi nish the game out.” but Cleveland rallied to get started so poorly for the “This is for everything, so there’s advantage when Cleveland Kyle Anderson and within 86-82 on a drive by Cavaliers, who had only one no timetable,” Mariota said of his re- missed its fi rst 12 shots. Conley added 15 points Osman with 1:19 left. made free throw until the covery. “If I can go, and it’s Sunday Then the Cavaliers came each, with Conley handing “We were just playing 4:26 mark of the fi rst. at 5 o’clock by all means. We’re just storming back, and Marc out eight assists. Garrett hard, trying to cut the lead “It was the start of the again taking it one day at a time. I’m Gasol and his teammates Temple and Jaren Jackson and win the game,” Clark- game that really put us in going to do my best to be available.” had just enough to hold on Jr. had 11 points each. son said of the burst, add- a little bit of a hole,” Drew The Titans signed Austin Davis for a wire-to-wire win. Cleveland dropped its ing: “I mean we were right said. “The fi rst six minutes, on Monday, bringing back a quarter- Gasol had 20 points, fourth straight. Jordan there, making plays. It just we just couldn’t make a back who was the roster in Septem- nine rebounds and six Clarkson led the Cavaliers didn’t come out our way.” shot.” ber when Mariota missed back-to- assists, and the Grizzlies with 24 points off the bench, After Memphis’ timeout, Despite the poor start, the back starts. Blaine Gabbert stayed beat the Cavaliers 95-87 on and rookie Collin Sex- Conley scored on an acro- Cavaliers still were within on the fi eld after practice getting in Wednesday night despite ton had 16 points and six batic layup and had a steal striking distance before some extra work. Gabbert has come nearly blowing a 17-point assists. Cedi Osman had 10 before he was fouled. When Conley’s four straight off the bench three times season for fourth-quarter lead. points. the Grizzlies point guard points. the Titans and started twice. Gab- “They’re a team that Memphis led from the converted both free throws, “That’s a solid team,” bert became the fi rst backup quar- doesn’t quit. They have a fi rst possession and built the lead was back to 90-82, Anderson said of Cleveland. terback to win when Mariota left a really good coach and some up the advantage during and the Grizzlies fi nished “Their record doesn’t do game injured with the Titans losing young talent over there,” Cleveland’s 0-for-12 shoot- out their second straight them justice. They’re still the fi rst six such games. Memphis guard Mike Con- ing slump. The Grizzlies win. a bunch of good guys that ley said of the Cavaliers and were up 78-62 about midway The late rally seemed play together.” SEE TITANS, PAGE B2 TCU beats Cal 10-7 in overtime of wild Cheez-It Bowl

PHOENIX (AP) — TCU swapped night of survival. kickers after California called a tim- TCU’s Sewo Olonilua ran for 194 eout at the end of regulation — and yards and a touchdown — one of the missed. few off ensive bright spots outside of Faced with a similar decision in Song’s kick. overtime, the Horned Frogs stuck “It was a rough day for sure. Ugly with their original kicker. win,” said TCU quarterback Grayson Jonathan Song delivered on his Muehlstein, who threw four intercep- second-chance kick, ending a strange tions and had 27 yards on 7-of-20 pass- night in the desert. ing. “Turned the ball over way too Song kicked a 27-yard fi eld in over- many times, but we managed to just time after being replaced at the end of hang in there and just keep fi ghting.” regulation, lifting TCU to a 10-7 win Jaylinn Hawkins had three inter- in an interception-fi lled Cheez-It Bowl ceptions, breaking the Cheez-It Bowl on Wednesday night. record while earning defensive player ‘They talked me out of it,” TCU of the game. coach Gary Patterson said. “I obvi- The Bears (7-6) just couldn’t over- ously got a chance to tell them they come their own miscues. were wrong on the headset. We got Cal’s Chase Garbers threw three another chance and did it.” interceptions before being replaced TCU and Cal spent the night trad- by Chase Forrest, who threw two ing interceptions, turning the Cheez- more — including the biggest one by It Bowl into the Cheez-INT Bowl by Johnson in overtime. AP combining for nine interceptions, “We just made too many mistakes TCU players celebrate a 10-7 overtime win against California in the most in the bowl’s 30-year history. during the game to win against a Cheez-It Bowl Wednesday in Phoenix. TCU’s Jawuan Johnson had the quality opponent like that,” Cal sec- fi nal interception of the night to open ond-year coach Justin Wilcox said. second half. Rogers before returning. overtime, nearly returning it for a Cal had the fi rst big play after a “After the fi rst half, you have some The Horned Frogs fi nally got some- pick-six. miscommunication between Mue- decisions like that that,” Wilcox said. thing going in the third quarter, scor- At the end of regulation, the Horned hlstein and Jarrison Stewart led to “Chase Garbers made and a couple of ing their only touchdown on Oloni- Frogs (7-6) followed a Cal timeout by Hawkins’ fi rst interception. Garbers balls he obviously would like to have lua’s 2-yard run — a run initially switching from Song to Cole Bunce, scored two plays later on a 4-yard run back. We felt like we needed a little bit ruled short before being overturned who hooked his 44-yard attempt wide . of a spark.” on review. left. TCU sent out Song again in over- Five more interceptions followed in TCU left Muehlstein in at quarter- Neither team could get much going time and, after another Cal timeout, the fi rst half — one on a failed TCU back despite three fi rst-half intercep- the rest of the half and the intercep- opted to leave him. trick play — and Cal led 7-0. tions. Hawkins picked up his third tions continued until Song sent his The junior sent the kick straight Garbers completed 12 of 19 passes, interception of the game on the open- chance kick through the uprights. through the uprights and the Horned but had three interceptions so Cal’s ing drive and Muehlstein was briefl y “I’m glad that’s over,” Patterson Frogs rushing onto the fi eld after a coaches opted to start Forrest in the replaced by true freshman Justin said. B2 HERALD-CITIZEN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2018 herald-citizen.com TITANS: Vrabel hoping for promising practice Thursday to evaluate Mariota’s availability

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Islanders, 7 p.m. nam County, Tennessee. • Classified Dept. payments Independence Bowl WESTERN CONFERENCE Saturday’s Games All persons, resident and • Letters to the Editor Shreveport, La. Southwest Division Carolina at New Jersey, 1 p.m. non-resident, having claims, • Community News Bulletin Temple (8-4) vs. Duke (7-5), 1:30 p.m. (ESPN) W L Pct GB San Jose at Edmonton, 4 p.m. Pinstripe Bowl matured or unmatured, • I Like to Know Questions Cookeville office opened in 1987 Houston 18 15 .545 — Minnesota at Winnipeg, 4 p.m. against the estate are re- New York Vegas at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. • News & Sports Info and by Arnold E. Lefkovitz San Antonio 19 16 .543 — quired to file same with the Photos Miami (7-5) vs. Wisconsin (7-5), 5:15 p.m. (ESPN) Memphis 18 16 .529 ½ Boston at Buff alo, 7 p.m. ALL TYPES OF Texas Bowl Dallas 16 17 .485 2 N.Y. Islanders at Toronto, 7 p.m. Clerk of the above-named Houston New Orleans 15 20 .429 4 Montreal at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Court on or before the earli- YOUR LOCAL NEWS BANKRUPTCIES Baylor (6-6) vs. Vanderbilt (6-6), 9 p.m. (ESPN) er of the dates prescribed in Northwest Division Philadelphia at Florida, 7 p.m. SOURCE Chapter 7 • Chapter 11 • Chapter 12 • Chapter 13 Friday, Dec. 28 Washington at Ottawa, 7 p.m. (1) or (2) otherwise their Denver 21 11 .656 — Herald-Citizen More than 35 years of experience filing Music City Bowl Oklahoma City 21 12 .636 ½ Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 8 p.m. claims will be forever 1300 Neal Street Nashville, Tenn. Portland 19 15 .559 3 Detroit at Dallas, 8 p.m. tens of thousands of bankruptciebankruptcies.s. Purdue (6-6) vs. Auburn (7-5), 1:30 p.m. (ESPN) barred: Cookeville, TN 38501 STOP STOP Utah 17 18 .486 5½ N.Y. Rangers at Nashville, 8 p.m. (1)(A) Four (4) months from • Garnishments • Foreclosures Camping World Bowl Chicago at Colorado, 9 p.m. • STOP • STOP Minnesota 16 18 .471 6 the date of the first publica- PLEASE READ YOUR AD Repossessions Debt Harassment Orlando, Fla. Pacific Division Arizona at Anaheim, 10 p.m. West Virginia (8-3) vs. Syracuse (9-3), 5:15 p.m. tion of this notice if the cred- The Herald-Citizen makes Golden State 23 12 .657 — Vancouver at Calgary, 10 p.m. every effort to assure that (ESPN) L.A. Lakers 20 14 .588 2½ itor received an actual copy Alamo Bowl L.A. Clippers 20 14 .588 2½ TRANSACTIONS of this notice to creditors at your ad is accurate. Advert- ADOPTIONS San Antonio isers should read their ad- Sacramento 18 16 .529 4½ Wednesday, Dec. 26 least sixty (60) days before DIVORCE Iowa State (8-4) vs. Washington State (10-2), 9 p.m. Phoenix 9 26 .257 14 the date that is four (4) vertisement the first day it CHILD CUSTODY (ESPN) Tuesday’s Games FOOTBALL months from the date of the appears and report any er- Saturday, Dec. 29 Milwaukee 109, New York 95 National Football League rors immediately. The Her- Peach Bowl first publication; or WILLS & PROBATE Houston 113, Oklahoma City 109 ARIZONA CARDINALS — Re-signed OL Will House to (B) Sixty (60) days from the ald-Citizen is responsible for 312-A East Broad St., Cookeville Atlanta Boston 121, Philadelphia 114, OT the practice squad. Florida (9-3) vs. Michigan (10-2), Noon (ESPN) date the creditor received only the first incorrect inser- Serving Cookeville & the Entire Upper Cumberland Area L.A. Lakers 127, Golden State 101 CAROLINA PANTHERS — Placed QB Taylor Heinicke tion and no allowance will Belk Bowl Utah 117, Portland 96 on injured reserve. Signed QB Garrett Gilbert. an actual copy of the notice 528-5297 Charlotte, N.C. Wednesday’s Games DETROIT LIONS — Signed WR Brian Brown to the to creditors if the creditor re- be made for more than one www.lefkovitz.com South Carolina (7-5) vs. Virginia (7-5), Noon (ABC) Detroit 106, Washington 95 practice squad. ceived the copy of the no- insertion. We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for relief. Arizona Bowl Phoenix 122, Orlando 120, OT GREEN BAY PACKERS — Placed DL Kenny Clark on tice less than sixty (60) days © 2014 Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz Tucson, Ariz. Brooklyn 134, Charlotte 132, 2OT injured reserve. Activated OL Alex Light from ex- prior to the date that is four Arkansas State (8-4) vs. Nevada (7-5), 1:15 p.m. Indiana 129, Atlanta 121 empt status. Signed TE Evan Baylis to the practice 050 Lost and Found (CBSSN) (4) months from the date of Toronto 106, Miami 104 squad. first publication as de- Mabry Health Care Cotton Bowl Classic Memphis 95, Cleveland 87 HOUSTON TEXANS — Signed LB Tyrell Adams. Signed LOST 4 yr old female Tor- Arlington, Texas Minnesota 119, Chicago 94 CB Michael Hunter to the practice squad. scribed in (1)(A): or toiseshell cat. Lost in & Rehab Center CFP Semifinal, Notre Dame (12-0) vs. Clemson (13-0), Dallas 122, New Orleans 119 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Released QB Phillip Walker (2) Twelve (12) months from Knights Chapel area. Has a 4 p.m. (ESPN) San Antonio 111, Denver 103 from the practice squad. Signed TE Erik Swoope to the decedent's date of crooked stripe down nose. We are currently search- Orange Bowl L.A. Clippers 127, Sacramento 118 the practice squad. death. Call to w/any information ing for an RN, who is Miami Gardens, Fla. Thursday’s Games SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — Signed WR Steven Dunbar 526-6468 or 979-8852 CFP Semifinal, Oklahoma (12-1) vs. Alabama (13-0), 8 Boston at Houston, 8 p.m. Jr. from the practice squad. passionate about our el- p.m. (ESPN) This 20TH DAY OF New York at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Signed LB Marquis Flow- DECEMBER 2018 Monday, Dec. 31 L.A. Lakers at Sacramento, 10 p.m. ers. Signed WRs Carlos Henderson and ArDarius 105 Cleaning derly and would be inter- Military Bowl Philadelphia at Utah, 10:30 p.m. Stewart to the practice squad. Signed NELDA STEWART ested in long-term care, Annapolis, Md. Portland at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Canadian Football League TOM'S CARPET Cincinnati (10-2) vs. Virginia Tech (6-6), Noon (ESPN) Friday’s Games WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Signed DB Jacob Fir- ADMINISTRATRIX WITH to complete our team at: Sun Bowl Brooklyn at Charlotte, 7 p.m. lotte and LB Otha Peters Jr. WILL ANNEXED CLEANING El Paso, Texas Chicago at Washington, 7 p.m. HOCKEY #1 Cleaning Specialist Mabry Health Care & Stanford (8-4) vs. Pittsburgh (7-6), 2 p.m. (CBS) Detroit at Indiana, 7 p.m. National Hockey League Attorney for the Estate Call (931)349-2288 Redbox Bowl Toronto at Orlando, 7 p.m. CAROLINA HURRICANES — Recalled Fs Clark Bishop Rehab Center Santa Clara, Calif. JOHN E. LANGFORD Atlanta at Minnesota, 8 p.m. and Janne Kuokkanen from Charlotte (AHL). 18 N JEFFERSON AVE Gainesboro, TN Michigan State (7-5) vs. Oregon (8-4), 3 p.m. (FOX) Cleveland at Miami, 8 p.m. MONTREAL CANADIENS — Recalled D Karl Alzner 108 Concrete,Masonry Liberty Bowl Dallas at New Orleans, 8 p.m. from Laval (AHL). Placed D David Schlemko on COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 Memphis, Tenn. Oklahoma City at Phoenix, 9 p.m. injured reserve, retroactive to Dec. 20. FLINTSTONES MASONRY Missouri (8-4) vs. Oklahoma State (6-6), 3:45 p.m. San Antonio at Denver, 9 p.m. NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Recalled F John Quenneville Jennifer Wilkerson, Specializing in: Basements, We are a local family (ESPN) L.A. Clippers at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. from Binghamton (AHL). Circuit and Probate Clerk Foundations, Stone, Fireplace, owned and operated long Holiday Bowl Saturday’s Games American Hockey League 421 East Spring Street Tile, Lic'd & Ins'd, Excellent San Diego Brooklyn at Milwaukee, 5 p.m. AHL — Suspended Rochester F Yannick Veilleux and Cookeville, TN 38501 rates, Free Est. Call term care facility. Mr. Northwestern (8-5) vs. Utah (9-4), 7 p.m. (FS1) Charlotte at Washington, 7 p.m. Hartford F Peter Holland two games and Cleve- Alex Argueta, (931)252-3864 Gator Bowl 931-528-1508 Th omas J. Mabry is now Houston at New Orleans, 7 p.m. land F Brett Gallant and San Diego Fs Matt Berry 12/27, 1/3 Jacksonville, Fla. Cleveland at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. and Corey Tropp one game. back at our facility as our NC State (9-3) vs. Texas A&M (8-4), 7:30 p.m. (ESPN) Boston at Memphis, 8 p.m. CLEVELAND MONSTERS — Recalled F Nikita NOTICE TO CREDITORS 110 Cons. Work current owner and ad- Tuesday, Jan. 1 New York at Utah, 8 p.m. Korostelev from Jacksonville (ECHL). Outback Bowl ESTATE OF JAMES EVER- Denver at Phoenix, 9 p.m. LAVAL ROCKET — Assigned F Morgan Adams-Moisan ETT MADDOX, DE- BOB'S Construction: Spe- ministrator. We have now Tampa, Fla. Golden State at Portland, 10 p.m. to Maine (ECHL). cializing in concrete, Mississippi State (8-4) vs. Iowa (8-4), Noon (ESPN2) San Antonio at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. SAN DIEGO GULLS — Signed C Jake Marchment to a CEASED Notice is hereby gone to electronic med- Citrus Bowl given that on 20TH day of brick/block, additions, re- professional tryout. models, hardwood/tile, roof- ical records as well. We Orlando, Fla. HOCKEY TORONTO MARLIES — Recalled F Griff en Molino from DECEMBER 2018, Letters Kentucky (9-3) vs. Penn State (9-3), 1 p.m. (ABC) Newfoundland (ECHL). TESTAMENTARY in re- ing, building packages, and invite you to come check Fiesta Bowl NHL ECHL spect of the Estate of all your construction needs. us out and meet with our Glendale, Ariz. All Times EST FORT WAYNE KOMETS — Added G Alex Zion as emer- Lic'd/Ins'd. Quality Work • LSU (9-3) vs. UCF (12-0), 1 p.m. (ESPN) JAMES EVERETT MAD- staff , residents, and family EASTERN CONFERENCE gency backup. DOX, deceased who died Affordable Prices 931-319- Atlantic Division IDAHO STEELHEADS — Loaned F Steve McParland to NOVEMBER 17TH 2018 6107. members. GP W L OT Pts GF GA San Diego (AHL). were issued to the under- BASKETBALL Tampa Bay 37 28 7 2 58 154 106 MAINE MARINERS — Signed F Louie Rowe. B&B Roofing/Remodeling: Toronto 37 25 10 2 52 140 103 READING ROYALS — Traded G Charlie Millen to Or- signed by the Probate Court Roof Repairs/Replacement. If interested in this posi- NCAA Top 25 of Putnam County, Ten- Buff alo 37 21 11 5 47 111 105 lando. Gutter/home Repairs, addi- tion, please contact Ber- All Times EDT Boston 37 20 13 4 44 105 96 TOLEDO WALLEYE — Traded D Kevin Lohan to Orlando. nessee. tions/remodeling. Lic'd/Ins'd Thursday’s Games Montreal 37 19 13 5 43 115 117 UTAH GRIZZLIES — Loaned F Jake Marchment to San All persons, resident and tha at 931-268-0291 or No games scheduled Florida 35 15 14 6 36 115 125 Free Est (931)979-2076 Diego (AHL). non-resident, having claims, [email protected] Friday’s Games Detroit 38 15 17 6 36 109 126 WHEELING NAILERS — Loaned F Nick Saracino to matured or unmatured, HANDYMAN No. 7 Gonzaga vs. North Alabama, 9 p.m. Ottawa 37 15 18 4 34 118 144 Binghamton (AHL). for more information or No. 10 Virginia Tech vs. Maryland-Eastern Shore, 7 Metropolitan Division COLLEGE against the estate are re- All Types of Home Repairs. p.m. Washington 35 22 10 3 47 129 103 EAST CAROLINA — Announced women’s assistant quired to file same with the Can do it all. No job too come by our facility and No. 11 Texas Tech vs. Texas-Rio Grande Valley, 7 p.m. Columbus 36 21 12 3 45 117 109 basketball coach Nicole Mealing will serve as act- Clerk of the above-named small. References avail. Call put in an application. No. 18 Marquette vs. Southern University, 8 p.m. Pittsburgh 36 18 12 6 42 119 110 ing head coach for the remainder of the season. Court on or before the earli- Today (931)267-7894

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DETROIT (AP) — never stopped the run ing and 12 touchdowns. Mohamed Ibrahim took and then we let them He fi nished the season full advantage of holes throw it over our head a with 78 catches, six his teammates created couple times. short of another Minne- to burst through the “I wasn’t expecting sota record. line or get to the outside. that, but that’s life and “The hard work and And when defenders you move on.” dedication paid off ,” he were in Ibrahim’s way, The Gophers limited said. he simply lowered his Georgia Tech to 206 shoulder to run over yards on the ground MISSING MEN them. after it led the nation Georgia Tech line- Ibrahim ran for with 335 yards rushing backer Charlie Thomas career-high 224 yards per game. and Minnesota line- and two touchdowns, Minnesota led 13-0 backer Kamal Martin leading Minnesota to a early in the second were suspended for 34-10 victory over Geor- quarter after Tanner undisclosed violations gia Tech on Wednesday Morgan threw an 18- of team rules. night in the Quick Lane yard touchdown pass “If you don’t do the Bowl. to Tyler Johnson in the right things, you’re not The Golden Gophers fi rst quarter and Emmit going to travel,” Fleck (7-6) won three of their Carpenter made two said. last four games, and fi eld goals. Ibrahim’s The Gophers also Ibrahim had a lot to do 3-yard touchdown run were without senior with that. The 5-foot- midway through the linebacker Blake Cash- 10, 205-pound redshirt third quarter made it man, who announced freshman running back 20-3. his intention to skip the had 121 yards rushing The Yellow Jackets bowl game to focus on in a win at Wisconsin responded with Nathan preparing for the NFL that made Minnesota Cottrell’s 20-yard touch- draft. bowl eligible and ran for down run, but their de- 155 yards last month in fense allowed Ibrahim UP NEXT a victory over Purdue. to score again on the Minnesota: The Go- “He’s not the biggest, ensuing drive. Morgan phers had a nation-high strongest or fastest,” connected with Johnson 52 percent of their roster coach P.J. Fleck said. on a 30-yard touchdown fi lled by freshmen, “He has that too short, strike with 6:19 left, giving them a lot of hope too small, too this, king giving the Gophers a for next season when of the toos, which is 24-point cushion. they open at home Aug. right up my alley. This 29 against South Dakota kid’s got more heart, THE TAKEAWAY State. passion, courage and Minnesota: Ibrahim “We have a bright plays the game the right has the potential to be future — for sure,” Ibra- way more than anybody one of the top players on him said. “We’re coming I’ve ever met.” off ense in the Big Ten together as a team.” The Yellow Jackets (7- next season. He runs Georgia Tech: It will 6) did not have the speed with a mix of speed and be challenging for Geoff or strength to slow power. AP Collins to win in his down Ibrahim, who was “He’s a physical Minnesota running back Mohamed Ibrahim (24) carries during the Quick coaching debut with the so eff ective Minnesota back,” Johnson said. Lane Bowl against Georgia Tech Wednesday in Detroit. Yellow Jackets. They didn’t have to punt once. “He broke tackles and play Aug. 22 at Clemson And, their triple-option he ran through us said. “He’s a superstar back. They averaged this way,” Marshall in the fi rst game on the off ense was stunted in some.” and he had a great fewer than 10 passes said. “We didn’t come ACC Network. The for- coach Paul Johnson’s Ibrahim had the best career.” during the regular ready to play and it mer Temple coach, who fi nale . day on the ground for a Georgia Tech: The season and it was clear showed.” is from Georgia, will be “They did pretty Gopher since 2005 when Yellow Jackets were in both of their quarter- installing a new off ense much whatever they Laurence Maroney trouble when they fell backs were not comfort- RECORD WATCH without a handful of wanted,” said Johnson, had 258 yards rushing behind because they able dropping back to Johnson set sin- starters on off ense and who is retiring as Geor- against the Badgers. don’t pass much, mak- throw. gle-season school record the defense is losing gia Tech’s coach. We “That’s big,” Ibrahim ing it tough to come “It’s tough to go out with 1,169 yards receiv- eight starters. Raptors top Heat, remain NBA’s best

MIAMI (AP) — Kawhi Leonard Langston Galloway scored 22 Collins added 21 points and 11 scored 30 points, Danny Green’s points off the bench. rebounds and Dewayne Dedmon 3-pointer with 22.7 seconds left The Wizards lost for the eighth had 18 points and a season-best put Toronto ahead for good and time in 10 games and are 4-16 on 15 rebounds for the rebuilding the Raptors improved the NBA’s the road. John Wall had 21 points, Hawks, who had won three best record to 26-10 by topping eight assists and seven rebounds, straight. the Miami Heat 106-104 on and Bradley Beal scored 21 The Hawks, who have the Wednesday night. points. league’s second-worst off ense, Green had 18 points and Fred stayed close by hitting 17 3-point- VanVleet added 16 for the Rap- SUNS 122 ers. tors, who survived a wild fourth MAGIC 120 OT quarter that saw 12 lead changes ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Devin MAVERICKS 122 and four ties. Miami had three Booker scored 35 points and T.J. PELICANS 119 shots on the game’s fi nal pos- Warren added 24 points, includ- DALLAS (AP) — Luka Doncic session, with Dwyane Wade and ing all four Phoenix points in scored 21 points, including the Justise Winslow missing 3s and overtime, to lead the Suns. tiebreaking free throws with 30 Wade having a chance at a tip-in Kelly Oubre Jr. scored had 19 seconds left, and Dallas ended a that wouldn’t fall. points and Josh Jackson added 10 six-game losing streak. Winslow scored 21 points for for Phoenix, which has won fi ve The 19-year-old rookie made 11 Miami, which saw its fi ve-game of its last seven games. of 12 free throws, including the winning streak snapped. Josh D.J. Augustin led Orlando with last three points of the game in Richardson scored 17 and Hassan 27 points and six assists. Nikola the fi nal half-minute. He added Whiteside scored 16 for Miami, Vucevic had 22 points and 13 10 assists and fi nished a rebound which was 6 for 12 from the foul rebounds, and Terrence Ross shy of a triple-double. line — while Toronto was 19 for scored 18 points off the bench. DeAndre Jordan had 20 points AP 23. Orlando has lost four straight. on 7-of-7 shooting and 12 re- Former Clay County Bulldog and current Phoenix outscored the Magic bounds for his 22nd double-dou- Indiana State guard Tyreke Key (11) drives NETS 134 4-2 in overtime. Vucevic hit a ble. The backup guard duo of J.J. against a TCU player during a game at the HORNETS 132 2OT jumper with 4:26 left in the extra Barea and Devin Harris fi nished Diamond Head Classic Tuesday in Honolulu. NEW YORK (AP) — Joe Harris period to account for Orlando’s with 18 and 16 points, respective- made the tiebreaking layup with only points on 1-for-10 shooting. ly. 3.4 seconds left in the second Anthony Davis had 32 points Clay County’s Key overtime and fi nished with a sea- TIMBERWOLVES 119 and 18 rebounds in the fi fth con- son-high 27 points as Brooklyn BULLS 94 secutive loss for the Pelicans. outlasted Charlotte. CHICAGO (AP) — Derrick Rose Jrue Holiday scored 25 points, helps lead Indiana The teams swapped mistakes had 24 points and eight assists and Julius Randle had 23 points, over the fi nal stretches of regula- in just his second career game including 11-of-13 shooting on tion and overtime. in the United Center against his free throws. Spencer Dinwiddie had 37 former team, lifting Minnesota. State in loss to TCU points and 11 assists for the Nets, Karl-Anthony Towns had 20 SPURS 111 who won for the ninth time in 10 points and 20 rebounds as the NUGGETS 103 games. Rondae Hollis-Jeff erson Timberwolves won their second SAN ANTONIO (AP) — DeMar HONOLULU (AP) — Alex Robinson had 15 fi nished with 16 points and 15 straight on the road. DeRozan had 30 points, LaMar- points, eight rebounds and four assists and TCU rebounds, and rookie Rodions Rose, the top pick in the 2008 cus Aldridge scored 27 and San withstood a late rally to beat Indiana State 83-69 Kurucs had 13 points and 12 draft, played his fi rst seven sea- Antonio defeated Denver. on Tuesday night in the championship game of boards. sons in Chicago and was named Bryn Forbes added 15 points the Diamond Head Classic. Kemba Walker scored 35 points the NBA’s most valuable player for the resurgent Spurs (19-16), TCU led 40-30 at halftime behind a balanced for the Hornets, but the Nets in 2011. who have won eight of 10 to move scoring attack as nine of the 10 Frogs who played turned to a zone defense and Zach LaVine had 28 points in 26 within two percentage points of scored. TCU had its fi rst double-digit lead with whatever else they could do to minutes off the bench and Lauri fi rst-place Houston in the South- 3:23 left in the fi rst half and Indiana State wasn’t force the ball out of his hands Markkanen added 16 for Chicago, west Division. able to get closer than eight points the rest of the as much as possible late in the which had won two straight and Juancho Hernangomez had game. game. Jeremy Lamb added 31 three of fi ve before Wednesday. 27 points for the Nuggets (21-11), TCU was ahead by 22 points with 9:38 remain- points in the opener of a home- who lost their second consecutive ing but didn’t make another fi eld goal for nearly and-home series. PACERS 129 game and fell just behind Golden six minutes as Indiana State went on an 11-0 run HAWKS 121 State for the best record in the to pull to 71-60. But Robinson scored six points PISTONS 106 ATLANTA (AP) — Thaddeus Western Conference. Denver, during an 8-0 run to seal it. WIZARDS 95 Young scored 21 points, Doman- which leads the Northwest Divi- JD Miller had 12 points, 11 rebounds and DETROIT (AP) — Blake Griffi n tas Sabonis and Tyreke Evans sion by a half-game over Oklaho- four assists for TCU (11-1), which won its eighth had 23 points and nine rebounds, each added 19, and Indiana won ma City, is 13-3 at home but 8-8 on straight. The Frogs will stay in Hawaii to face Andre Drummond got his 10th its third straight game. the road. Hawaii Pacifi c on Friday. straight double-double, and De- The Pacers have won 10 of 12. Malik Beasley added 22 points Jordan Barnes, averaging 21.5 points per game, troit beat Washington. Indiana coach Nate McMillan and Monte Morris had 15, both off had 14 points, six rebounds and four assists for Detroit had lost 9 of 11 but used used nine players, eight of whom the bench, for the Nuggets. Den- Indiana State (8-4). Tyreke Key also scored 14 a hot start in the third quarter fi nished in double fi gures. ver center Nikola Jokic was held points. The Sycamores were just 8 of 16 at the free- to pull away. Drummond had Kent Bazemore tied a ca- to four points on 1-for-5 shooting throw line. 16 points and 11 rebounds, and reer high with 32 points, John in 31 minutes.