Tuesday Herald-Citizen The Daily Newspaper of the Upper Cumberland 114th Year — No. 14 Cookeville, Tennessee, January 19, 2016 12 Pages — 1 Section • 50¢

Weather Man tries to break in, residents hold him at gunpoint Tonight Tomorrow By TRACEY HACKETT According to a report by Putnam him while the deputy gathered informa- friends may also have been involved in a HERALD-CITIZEN Staff County Sheriff’s Deputy Chad Martin, tion about the incident. theft the night before in Overton County. he was dispatched to the address in ref- “I found the subject to be a Mr. Dillon was charged with aggravated PUTNAM COUNTY — A 26-year-old erence to a trespasser. Matthew Jay Dillon,” the deputy reports. criminal trespassing. Cookeville man has been arrested for ag- “And that the homeowner was holding The man reportedly told the deputy that He was transported first to an EMS sta- gravated criminal trespass after residents the subject at gunpoint,” the deputy some friends had dropped him off at the tion for treatment of cuts on his head be- 20º 33º of a home he was attempting to break added. location to see if anyone was home. fore being transported to the Putnam into held him at gunpoint until Putnam When he arrived at the address, Deputy “According to Mr. Dillon, if no one was County Jail. Complete forecast, Page 2 County Sheriff’s deputies arrived. Martin said he did indeed find the home- home, they were going to burglarize the He was booked on the charge, with a Matthew Jay Dillon, of Cawley Street owners, one of whom is reportedly a for- home. Later, Mr. Dillon stated that they total bond of $5,000. in Cookeville, was arrested in the inci- mer law enforcement officer, “holding dropped him off to steal a car,” Deputy According to information on the war- dent, which happened at a Green Moun- the subject down in the driveway.” Martin reports. rant for the offense, Dillon’s initial ap- Sports tain Road residence around 8:30 p.m. on The deputy said he approached and During the course of the investigation, pearance in Putnam County General Sunday. placed the man in handcuffs to detain the deputy determined that Dillon and his Sessions Court is scheduled for Feb. 29. Child left in unattended car Classes begin leads to child abuse charges By LAURA MILITANA alone. HERALD-CITIZEN Staff “He stated that he parked in a position so that he could monitor ALGOOD — A Cookeville the child,” Meadows said in his man is charged with child abuse report. “He also stated that he and neglect or endangerment left the windows cracked for the after leaving a child unattended child.” On the road in a motor vehicle. Henson was arrested and trans- According to files in the Put- ported to the Putnam County Jail Golden Eagles ready for nam County Court Clerk’s of- without incident. The child’s road trip to Morehead fice, Cody Daniel Henson, 23, mother was called and a referral State and Eastern of Cookeville, was arrested by was made to the Department of Kentucky /A7 Algood Police Officer Cody Children’s Services. Meadows on the two charges It is an offense for a person re- after Henson left a child in an sponsible for a child younger unattended vehicle running in than seven years of age to know- front of H&R Block in Algood ingly leave that child in a motor Living Jan. 14. vehicle located on public prop- According to the police report, erty or while in the premises of an employee of the business any shopping center, trailer park called police and stated that or any apartment house or com- there was a white Hyundai with plex, or any other premises that a busted windshield parked in is generally frequented by the front of the store and that a child public at large without being su- — a 14-month old — was in the pervised in the motor vehicle by vehicle unattended for at least a person who is at least 13 years 15 minutes. of age. The driver of the car, identified Henson was also charged with as Henson, was in the neighbor- child abuse in 2011. ing vape shop. Henson’s bond was set at Officer Meadows found Hen- $2,500 for each charge and he is son and asked him why he left set to be in court Feb. 29 for ar- the child inside the vehicle raignment. Already gone Eagles co-founder Glenn Frey dead at age 67 /A6 Family of woman who jumped from bus offers

Local update on her condition By TRACEY HACKETT they say they expect her to con- HERALD-CITIZEN Staff tinue outpatient recovery in Texas. PUTNAM COUNTY — The “[We want] to thank the com- woman who jumped from a munity at large for their contin- moving Greyhound bus as it ued thoughts and prayers and to traveled through Putnam County thank the first responders who, on Interstate 40 last week is re- from my understanding, were at covering from her injuries. the scene soon afterwards,” a Family members of the woman family member of the woman Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen have told the Herald-Citizen that said. Students at Tennessee Tech University walk toward the Angelo and Jennette she is still a patient at a Ten- The incident happened a week Volpe Library early this morning as the first day of classes begin for the spring nessee health care facility right semester. now, but once she is released, See JUMPER, Page A2 Lots to do Tourism flourishing in Our Veterans Overton County /A12 County commission meets tonight

By LINDSAY portation grant for sidewalks McREYNOLDS to connect Willow Avenue to Index HERALD-CITIZEN Staff the county health department and election commission; Abby...... A6 PUTNAM COUNTY — • A resolution to apply for Calendar...... A3 The Putnam County Com- community development mission meets tonight, a day block grant funds from the Crossword ...... A11 after its regular meeting time Tennessee Department of Obituaries ...... A5 of the third Monday of each Economic and Community Wanda Corbin month, following the obser- Development for the pur- vance of Martin Luther King chase of fire trucks; Ken Flatt Jr. Day. • A resolution to amend Put- Doak Garrett The 24-member commis- nam County’s private act to Margaret Pearsall sion will consider approval of raise the hotel and motel tax the following items: from 6 to 7 percent. Anthony Pienkowski • The transfer of a 2011 Ford The commission will con- Vola Mae Walker F-450 chassis from the Put- sider four appointments for Opinion...... A4 nam County Ambulance two-year terms to the Agri- Service to the Baxter Police culture Extension Committee Sports...... A7 Department; and the ratification of the Sudoku ...... A11 • Budget amendments to the county executive’s appoint- Weather ...... A2 school, road department and ments to the budget and pay solid waste funds; scale committees as well as Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen • Replacement of the HVAC the technology director posi- cooling tower at the Putnam tion. U.S. Navy Seaman First Class James Ottis Flatt, represented by family members, seated, County Justice Center in an The commission meets at 6 left, sister-in-law Lola Flatt and nephew Russell Flatt, and standing, niece Virginia Hickey amount not to exceed p.m. in the third-floor court- and Dorothy Flatt, is the Herald-Citizen Veteran of the Week. He served in the Atlantic $100,000; room of the Putnam County and Pacific Theater of Operations in Japan from 1944-1946. • A resolution authorizing Courthouse at 300 E. Spring the submission of a trans- St. in Cookeville. A-2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Tuesday, January 19, 2016 LOCAL/NATION READER Cookeville offers frozen pipe prevention tips SERVICES By LINDSAY McREYNOLDS • Disconnect garden hoses from outside • Set thermostat to at least 55 degrees floor. HERALD-CITIZEN Staff water faucets; Fahrenheit when you leave your house; The cost of damage from a burst water Contact us: • Protect freeze-prone faucets with insu- • Drain lawn irrigation system of all line can vary based on what is located Address: COOKEVILLE — With temperatures at lating covers; water including backflow device; near the line and how long it takes the freezing and below this week and winter • Eliminate sources of cold air near • Remove, drain or protect exterior homeowner to discover it. 1300 Neal St. weather predicted over the next few days, water lines; pumps on pools, saunas and fountains. Vaughn said homeowners can purchase Cookeville, Tenn. the Cookeville Water Department recom- • Know where your main water shut-off Vaughn said that if your pipes do freeze, additional insulation to wrap water lines mends taking several precautions to pre- valve is located in case of a line break; contact the city water department at 520- that are in areas that aren’t well-heated or Mailing Address: vent pipes from freezing. • Protect exposed pipes with insulation; 5227 or 528-5533 or Cookeville Police at insulated. “Something so small like a frozen pipe • Keep the lid to the water meter closed 520-5343 or 520-5342. The National Weather Service in P.O. Box 2729 can create so much damage,” Cookeville tightly “We can come help them turn the meter Nashville has issued a winter weather ad- Cookeville TN 38502 Construction Superintendent Carey • Open cabinet doors to expose pipes to off at the road,” Vaughn said. “That stops visory for snow and ice, which is in effect Vaughn told the Herald-Citizen. warmer room temperatures; the flow of water to their service line.” from 3 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Wednesday. The Vaughn recommends the following tips • If you have pipes vulnerable to freez- If a water line does burst, Vaughn said NWS predicts one to three inches of snow Phone: 931-526-9715 to prevent frozen pipes: ing, allow a small trickle of water to run you may see a change in the water pres- as well as up to one-tenth of an inch of ice Fax: 931-526-1209 • Close all foundation vents; to keep the pipes from freezing; sure or water leaking through the wall or for areas along and north of Interstate 40.

Email: News [email protected] Sports [email protected] Relay for Life kicks off 2016 season Advertising [email protected] Living By MEGAN TROTTER [email protected] HERALD-CITIZEN Staff Circulation [email protected] COOKEVILLE — Even Business News though this year’s Relay for [email protected] Life walk in Putnam County Church News is not until April 8, the event [email protected] coordinators are already hard School News at work making sure that 2016 [email protected] will be the best walk yet. Last Classified Ads year, volunteers raised [email protected] $81,980.82 for the American Cancer Society. This year’s walk will be held Letter Guidelines from 6-11 p.m. with the theme “Paint Your World Pur- All letters to the editor must ple.” And for the first time be signed and include the ever, it will be held at Dog- writer’s name, address and wood Park. phone number. Letters are “We wanted to try this new subject to editing and/or re- site because of its great loca- jection. A strict 400-word limit will be enforced. Send letters tion, the beauty of the park to the mailing address listed with the water fountain, the above, or email to playground and amphithe- [email protected]. ater,” Dianne Ledbetter, Relay for Life community manager, said. Order a Photo Signups to form teams are open now. Anyone wishing to Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen Every photograph taken by a form a team can contact Kim Herald-Citizen photographer Taylor, co-event lead, at Planning for this year’s Relay for Life event are, from left, Kim Taylor, co-event lead; Dianne Ledbetter, community and published in the paper is [email protected], manager; Mara Lish, co-event lead; Allison Smith, team recruitment lead; Jeremy Tollison, people lead; and Lois Weath- available for purchase. Go to Mara Lish, co-event lead, at erholt, survivor caregiver lead. www.herald-citizen.com and click on “Photo Gallery.” [email protected] or Led- better at Event coordinators are also lead, sponsorship lead, lumi- teering can contact one of the Putnam County Relay for [email protected]; currently recruiting an ac- naria lead and logistics lead. leaders above. Life, visit Subscriptions or by calling 931-525-6893. counting lead, Fund The Cure Anyone interested in volun- For more information about http://tinyurl.com/gq58c8a. To subscribe, call 931-526- 9715. Visa, MasterCard and Gov’t report: Budget deficit to rise to $544B this year Discover accepted. JUMPER: Recovering well Rates: By ANDREW TAYLOR rent budget year ends Sept. 30. 3 mo 6 mo 1yr Associated Press The deficit issue has largely fallen in promi- From Page A1 those passengers gave him a re- Carrier or nence in Washington in recent years, due in large port of the woman while they all Mail: 385 WASHINGTON (AP) — A government report part to its fall from record highs and a sense of ago — Tuesday, Jan. 12 — waited for authorities to arrive. Zip Code $28 $54 $95 Print & released Tuesday estimates that this year’s resignation that Obama and congressional Re- around 8:30 p.m. near the Old “He said she was alive and E-Edition $29 $56 $98 budget deficit will rise to $544 billion, an in- publicans simply can’t agree on ways to cut it Baxter Road exit of Interstate 40, walking around. He said she had Anywhere Only crease over prior estimates that can be attributed after some failed attempts in recent years. At 2.9 according to Tennessee Highway a cut on her face, but other than E-Edition $21 $42 $84 largely to tax cuts and spending increases passed percent of the size of the economy, most econo- Patrol reports. that, she looked fine,” the com- Mail: Outside by Congress last month. The deficit and debt pic- mists don’t believe the deficit is very worrisome With the bus traveling the speed mercial vehicle driver reports. 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 ture over the long-term has also worsened con- in the short term. limit of 70 mph westbound “I’m not sure how she survived. Mail: Outside siderably. But the picture over the long run is more dire, through Putnam County, the But somehow she did,” he con- Tenn. $82 $132 $220 The estimate from the Congressional Budget CBO says in its report. As deficits rise over the woman reportedly jumped from cluded. Office also sees the economy growing at a decade and the national debt grows, interest rates an emergency window exit on The woman’s family confirmed slower pace this year than it predicted just a few are likely to be forced up, economic growth the right side of the vehicle, the truck driver’s description of Miss Your Paper? months ago. It projects the economic growth will could slow, and policymakers may have no where she struck the right shoul- her injuries. Your carrier is an independent slow to 2.7 percent this year; it foresaw 3.0 per- choice but to raise taxes and cut spending more der of the highway. “She is recovering well. She contractor. However, as a serv- cent growth in 2016 in last summer’s prediction. sharply than if they acted now. The THP reported after the inci- had no broken bones or muscle ice to our subscribers, our Over the coming decade, CBO predicts deficits Deficits would rise to about 5 percent of gross dent that it was witnessed by the tears, and her cuts and abrasions circulation department is open totaling $9.4 trillion. That’s up $1.5 trillion from domestic product within 10 years, CBO expects, passengers on the bus, as well as are now barely noticeable,” her from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- its August estimate, with much of the increase and the resulting debt could cause big economic the driver of a commercial vehi- family member said. day-Friday and from mostly due to last month’s tax legislation, which problems. cle that had been traveling behind “Her head injury required seven 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to permanently extended several tax cuts that Con- “Such high and rising debt would have serious the bus at the time. staples, but they will be removed answer calls. gress had typically renewed temporarily. But negative consequences for the nation,” CBO The driver of that commercial in a few more days,” the family Call 931-526-9715. slower economic growth in coming years and in- said. vehicle described the incident. member continued. creased spending on veterans benefits and health The CBO study could actually underestimate “I saw her hit the ground and According to the THP report, care for the poor are other major factors. the deficit picture for the future. The agency’s roll along the shoulder. I thought the woman — whose identity has Herald-Citizen Last year’s deficit registered $439 billion, the rules require that it assumes Congress sticks to I just watched her die,” he said. not been released — is 24 years lowest of President Barack Obama’s term in of- current policies. But lawmakers in recent years Following the woman’s jump, old and boarded the bus in USPS 313-680 fice. haven’t demonstrated they can stay within tight both the bus and the commercial Roanoke, Va. ISSN 8750-5541 The deficit increase to $544 billion is due to “caps” on spending for day-to-day agency oper- vehicle stopped, and various peo- Her family echoed a sentiment The Herald-Citizen is pub- several factors, CBO said, particularly the ations and there are still expiring tax cuts that ple disembarked to try to help the expressed by many in the com- lished daily except Saturdays, retroactive extension of tax cuts that had expired Washington is likely to renew. And CBO’s esti- woman. munity after the incident. New Year’s Day, Independence at the beginning of last year and additional mates assume that the economy won’t lapse into Several of the passengers from “[She is] very lucky, of course, Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving spending for the Pentagon and domestic agencies recession but will grow by at least 2 percent each the Greyhound bus exited the ve- that she lived and was able to Day and Christmas Day by that’s a result of last year’s budget deal. A timing year through 2020. The agency sees unemploy- hicle to check on the woman, the walk away with mostly minor in- Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., shift are large payments is also at work. The cur- ment dropping to 4.5 percent by next fall. truck driver said, and one of juries.” at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. Periodicals postage paid at Cookeville TN. POSTMAS- Weather TER: send address changes to Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, Winter weather advisory in effect from 3 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday Cookeville TN 38502. The Herald-Citizen is a mem- ber of the Tennessee Press With an Arctic airmass already in place a storm system with 1 to 3 inches of snow possible as well may become necessary. Association and the Associ- system will move across the region late tonight and as one tenth of an inch of ice. A winter weather advisory means that periods of ated Press. The Associated Wednesday, likely bringing a mix of snow, sleet and The rest of Middle Tennessee could see up to an snow, sleet or freezing rain will cause travel difficul- Press is entitled exclusively to freezing rain to the Mid-State. inch of snow and a tenth of an inch of ice. Major ties. use for publication news Areas closest to the Kentucky state line and the travel impacts are possible so an upgrade to a win- Be prepared for slippery roads and limited visibil- printed in the Herald-Citizen. Cumberland Plateau will likely see the brunt of this ter storm warning for portions of Middle Tennessee ities. And use caution while driving.

Tonight then a chance of rain or Wednesday Thursday Readings: Mike DeLapp freezing rain after 4 p.m. Monday’s high in Cookeville A 20 percent Rain likely after 7 Editor & Publisher High near 33. East southeast Night was 22, low 9. Monday’s high chance of snow a.m. Cloudy, with a in Monterey was 19, low 7. wind around 5 mph becom- A chance of rain or after 4 a.m. Mostly high near 44. Chance Almanac: Buddy Pearson ing southwest in the after- freezing rain before 7 p.m. cloudy, with a low around 20. of precipitation is 60%. Tuesday is the 19th day of the Managing Editor noon. Chance of Mostly cloudy, with a low year with 347 remaining. The Wednesday precipitation is 80%. New ice around 31. Southwest wind Thursday sun sets at 4:55 p.m. and will Roger Wells Snow before 10 accumulation of less than a around 5 mph becoming rise at 6:51 a.m. on Wednes- Advertising Director Night a.m., then snow 0.1 of an inch possible. New calm. Chance of precipitation day. The moon is a waxing Rain. Low around gibbous with 79% of the visi- and freezing rain snow accumulation of 2 to 4 is 30%. Keith McCormick 37. Chance of pre- ble disc illuminated. between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., Circulation Manager inches possible. cipitation is 80%. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Tuesday, January 19, 2016 — A3 LOCAL/STATE/NATION State With Confederate flag gone, King Day rally shifts focus In Brief By JEFFREY COLLINS needy children along with young people Associated Press who participate in a White House mentor- ing program and volunteers from the Tennessee tutor COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — For the first AmeriCorps national service program. time in 17 years, civil rights leaders gath- Elsewhere, an overflow crowd showed accused of driving 3 ered Monday at the South Carolina State- up at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta house to pay homage to the Rev. Martin to celebrate its former pastor’s legacy at an students in car trunk Luther King Jr. without the Confederate annual commemorative service. It capped LA VERGNE (AP) — Police flag casting a long shadow over them. more than a week of events under the say a Metro Nashville tutor The banner was taken down over the theme: “Remember! Celebrate! Act! was spotted driving nine chil- summer after police said a young white King’s Legacy of Freedom for Our dren, including three who were man who had posed for photos with a rebel World.” in the trunk of her car. flag shot nine black church members to While people have been distracted by TV La Vergne police spokesman death during a Bible study in Charleston. reality shows and music “that tears down John Fesmire tells media out- After the massacre at the Emanuel African instead of uplifts,” many injustices have lets that surveillance footage Methodist Episcopal Church, Republican occurred and “we’re about to create right shows that three children, all Gov. Nikki Haley reversed course and here in this civilized society the wild, wild 10-years-old or younger, were made it a priority for lawmakers to pass west with guns,” said King’s daughter, the inside the trunk while 32-year- legislation to remove the flag. Rev. Bernice King. old Andria D. James was driv- “Isn’t this a great day? It’s so nice to be “Y’all, we can’t keep being distracted, ing her car Sunday evening. standing here and not looking at that flag,” David Goldman | AP because if you’re not careful, we’re about He says six other children were said Ezell Pittman, who attended most of Doris Gray sits with a program during the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. hol- to allow a reality show host to bully him- in the vehicle’s cab area. the King Day anti-flag rallies since they iday commemorative service at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta where self into becoming president of the United James, who has been arrested started in 2000. “I always had faith it King preached. States of America,” she said. on charges of reckless endan- would come down. I hate it took what it U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban De- germent, says the children did, but was real happy to see it go.” something this year to cause us to return to poor. O’Malley said King would be velopment Secretary Julian Castro told the were only inside the trunk Across the country, the 30th anniversary ensure freedom, justice and equality is ashamed his county has made it harder to church audience that King moved into a while the car was parked. She of the holiday to honor the civil rights made possible for all people,” Randolph vote and easier to buy a gun. Chicago apartment on the city’s west side says she had permission to take leader assassinated in 1968 was remem- said, motioning toward the capitol behind Only Clinton dealt directly with the flag. 50 years ago and described seeing “a daily the students to her house after bered in different ways. In Michigan, peo- him. She credited Haley and the Republicans battle against depression and hopeless- a basketball game. ple delivered bottled water to residents of Randolph promised to keep coming to the with working with the NAACP after the ness” as babies were attacked by rats and Metro Nashville Public Flint amid the city’s drinking water crisis. Statehouse until King’s dream comes to its church shooting and choosing King’s children wore clothes too thin to protect Schools spokesman Joe Bass In Atlanta, an overflow crowd listened as full meaning in a state with wide gaps in legacy over hatred. against the Midwest winter. said James is a part-time tutor to the nation’s housing secretary talk about education achievement between school “We couldn’t celebrate him and the Con- “You see, Dr. King knew that housing at Alex Green Elementary and the 50th anniversary of King’s visit to districts in rich, white communities and federacy. We had to choose,” Clinton said. was more than about just bricks and mor- will be placed on administra- Chicago to launch a campaign for fair poorer, black ones, and where the governor “And South Carolina made the right tar,” Castro said. tive leave. housing. Rallies against police brutality in and Republican-dominated Legislature choice.” In Minneapolis, activists braved frigid Minnesota and California briefly shut have refused to take federal money to ex- In the nation’s capital, President Barack temperatures as they marched onto a Mis- down traffic on two bridges. pand Medicaid. Obama and first lady Michelle Obama fol- sissippi River bridge that connects Min- Search continues in South Carolina NAACP President Lonnie About 1,000 people gathered at the State- lowed the King Day theme of community neapolis and St. Paul to protest the deaths Randolph said the flag’s removal was tan- house on a clear, cold day, drawn in part by service by planting vegetable seeds at a of two black men shot by police last year Pinson for missing 2- gible evidence the state cares about civil appearances by all three main Democratic District of Columbia elementary school to in the Twin Cities. A St. Paul officer was year-old rights when pushed hard enough. But he presidential candidates — Hillary Clinton, honor the civil rights leader and celebrate placed on leave while the Police Depart- warned there would be other fights ahead. Bernie Sanders and Martin O’Malley. Mrs. Obama’s anti-childhood obesity ini- ment investigates allegations that he made PINSON (AP) — A sheriff “I promise you, the people that gather in Sanders reminded the crowd King was a tiative. a post on Facebook urging drivers to run in West Tennessee who is in- this building — your building — will do dynamic leader who wanted to help the They also stuffed bags with books for over protesters. volved in a days-long search for a missing toddler says he still believes Community Calendar the boy will be found. The Community Calendar is 931-526-4497. For more info., call (931) 267- contact Myra Walker at (931) ence Center, 701 County Serv- S e a r c h e r s a daily list of announcements DANCE: A dance for those 40 2647. 432-4111. ices Drive, Cookeville. have been of one-time events hosted by and older will be held at the Jan. 28 HEAVENLY HOST Jan. 29 looking for 2- nonprofit groups. To include Cookeville Senior Center from RELATIVE CAREGIVER: SCHOOL: Heavenly Host DEMENTIA: Jenny Partin of year-old Noah your information, call 526- 6:30-9:30 p.m., featuring your Are you raising a relative child Lutheran School will have an an Magnolia Place will speak about C h a m b e r l i n 9715 and ask for the news- favorite country music non-stop. or need housing assistance? For open house on Thursday from 5- “Dementia Adult Day Care Pro- Noah since Thurs- room secretary, fax 526-1209 Jan. 22 more info. on assistance and 7 p.m. All faiths are welcome. gram” at 12:15 p.m. at the day afternoon, or email bbs@herald- HEALTH CLINIC: Dr. Gr- support, please contact Melissa Low student to teacher ratios. Cookeville Senior Center. when his grandmother says citizen.com. Be sure to include isham will host a health clinic at Allison at the Upper Cumber- Christian atmosphere, strong ac- Jan 31 he walked away during a na- your name and number as well 10:30 a.m. at the Cookeville land Development District, toll ademics, new technology. Lo- HEALTH INSURANCE: ture walk. He disappeared in as a time, date and location of Senior Center. free at 1-877-275-8233. A sup- cated at 777 South Willow Ave., From now through Jan. 31, get the Pinson area, which is near the event. Jan. 23 port group meeting for relatives Cookeville, (931) 520-3766, fax assistance with health insurance the Madison-Chester County ROTARY: Cookeville Break- who are caring for relative chil- (931) 372-2016, or go to marketplace enrollment at Put- line. Jan. 20 fast Rotary will have their an- dren will be held on Thursday www.hhls.org. nam County Library on Tues- The Jackson Sun reports PEO: P.E.O. Chapter AO nual International Night from noon until 1 p.m. at the PC HEALTH: The Putnam days from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. and Chester County Sheriff Blair meets on Wednesday at 9:30 dinner/fundraiser on Saturday. Putnam County Health Depart- County Health Council will Thursdays from 4-8 p.m. Call Weaver believes the boy is a.m., at First Tennessee Bank, Speaker will be Rudy Kalis, a ment. For housing assistance meet on Thursday at noon at the (844) 644-5443 for appoint- still in the search area. 345 S. Jefferson, 4th floor, sportscaster at WSMV. There while caring for relative child, P.C. Health Department, Confer- ment. Weaver would not say Mon- Cookeville. will be a silent auction and din- day whether searchers have BOOK CLUB: Stacie Nether- ner buffet. Tickets are $25 in ad- found any evidence of Noah. ton from the Putnam County Li- vance and $30 at the door. For Weaver says authorities have brary will speak to the tickets or info., call Rachel searched caves, checked the Cookeville Senior Center on Moses at (931) 265-0439, sex offender list and used “Forming a Book Club” at 12:15 [email protected]; or Sharon every type of dog available. p.m. Anderson at (931) 303-2954, Searchers are covering an Jan. 21 [email protected]. area of 1,000 or more acres, TTU INTERNATIONAL: COFFEE WITH A COP: Al- ses! Weaver said, and are expand- TTU’s International Friends is good Police will host Coffee attres ing the search area daily. hosting its annual Hot Cider So- with a Cop on Saturday begin- & & MMattresses! cial on Thursday, from 5-7 p.m., ning at 8 a.m., Held at Signature Room 145 of Southwest Hall HealthCARE of Putnam County Father guilty of (200 West 10th St., Cookeville). in Algood. Contact Chief Gary This event allows students from Harris for information at (931) negligent homicide TTU’s international community 537-6930, ext. 2050, or SALES in girl’s sepsis death to meet families and individuals [email protected]. from the local community. For TURKEY SHOOT: Monterey MILLINGTON (AP) — A more info., contact Debbie Lions Club will sponsor a turkey Millington man has been Barnard at (931) 349-0165, or shoot on Saturday at 10 a.m. TAX found guilty of criminally [email protected]. Bring your own shotguns or use N O negligent homicide and ag- MENDED HEARTS: Mary ours, 12, 16 and 20 gauges. We gravated child neglect in his Craft with Medtronics will supply the shotgun shells. disabled daughter’s 2012 speak on stents for heart patients Everyone welcome. Prizes are INTEREST* death from gangrene and in- at 6 p.m. at Cookeville Regional bacon, cash, hams and pork ten- fected bedsores. Medical Center. You do not need derloins. Shots $5 and under. 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Tuesday, January 19, 2016 OPINION 4 Herald-Citizen The Daily Newspaper of the Upper Cumberland

Established 1903 Mike DeLapp, Editor and Publisher Buddy Pearson, Managing Editor Why kids need to sled alone

ere’s something you As the day wore on, I tried to don’t see in the winter blend into the background. I Hmuch anymore: unsuper- shadowed that kid — trying not vised kids sledding alone. to reveal my fury as he mowed I drove by a popular sledding down one kid after another — spot after it snowed last week. I looking for the perfect opportu- only saw a handful of younger nity to strike. kids and every one of them had Finally, as the sun began to at least one adult keeping a fall, I saw my chance. watchful eye over him. Just as he finished a run and When I was a kid in the 70s, got on his feet, I hit him square about a million kids hit the sled- in the shins, causing him to go ding slopes every time the snow posterior over tin cups. fell. I could hear the air exit his Unlike lungs as his back hit the icy today, when ground. I turned to watch him you see two writhe in pain as my plastic or three bobsled continued on down the adults chap- slope. eroning I laughed the deepest baritone every one laugh that a normal kid — one Obama, Iran: Strange bedfellows kid, there who hadn’t yet gone through wasn’t a sin- puberty, anyhow — could gle adult in muster. e should be thankful the lease of four addi- anyhow? Throughout the whole nu- sight. What I didn’t know then, but Obama administration is tional hostages clear deal negotiation process, it’s Tom We were know all too well now, is that Wnearing its end. This year is from Iran, which been documented that Iranian leader- Purcell left free to life is full of bullies. They bound to have its share of surprises at first blush ship continued to chant “Death to experiment thrive in the workplace and they and grandstanding from a president seems to contra- America” and say the U.S. remains and invent. prey on people who are too who seems more enamored by regimes dict my opinion “the great Satan and their “number-one We made jumps and obstacle timid to fight back. like Iran than America. The adminis- about the adminis- enemy.” Were I in charge, I would take courses. I learned at the age of 10 how tration relentlessly insists the Iranian tration’s new BFF, that personally. As Senator Tom Cot- Sure, about every 20 minutes, to deal with bullies — I grew up regime can be trusted to keep its word but as I read fur- ton (R-Ark.) said, “When someone a kid would wipe out causing a little bit more that day because and honor treaties, even after the re- ther, the hostages chants… death to America, we should his mittens, ear muffs and boots my parents allowed me the free- cent hostage-taking of U.S. Navy came with a hefty take him at his word, and we shouldn’t to fly in every direction, but, dom to do so. sailors who weren’t released until we Susan price tag. In addi- put him on the path to a nuclear man, it was fun. “When parents provide their apologized. Brown tion to the pending bomb.” We made new friends sled rid- kids with more responsibility, In short order, the Obama administra- $150 billion from As retired U.S. Army lieutenant gen- ing — I met my best friend that kids mature more quickly and I tion did its best to communicate the Obama’s nuclear eral Michael Barbero wrote in an arti- way and we’re still good buds do think that they feel more ac- swift return of the sailors was due to deal, apparently seven Iranians were cle for the Weekly Standard last four decades later — but we complished,” said Richard Gal- their diplomatic outreach to Tehran. released from U.S. custody, and August, the Obama administration’s also had to deal with bullies, lagher, PhD, an associate The release was about as connected to charges were dropped for an additional nuclear deal also lifts sanctions on the such as one kid who caused me professor of child and adoles- diplomacy as a homemade video was 14. With details still unclear, and given man responsible “for sowing sectarian no small amount of grief. cent psychiatry at NYU in a connected to Benghazi. the Bergdahl debacle, one can’t help conflict in Syria, Iraq and Yemen.” We had to learn to fend for WebMD article. As the saying goes, a picture paints a but be suspicious of any deals this ad- Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard ourselves, too. They also earn self-esteem on thousand words — and what a picture ministration cuts. Corp Quds Force Commander Major One Sunday, after a fast run their own. was painted when a humiliating video Surely, we would’ve had those General Qassem Suleimani is also re- down the hill, I was picking up According to WebMD, “self- surfaced showing the boat’s captain hostages back straightaway, if, like sponsible for the deaths and injuries of my toboggan when a kid esteem comes from attempting apologizing to Iran. NCIS’s Leroy Ronald Reagan, America stood up to thousands of American soldiers fight- rammed his sled into my shins. I something that’s a little difficult Gibbs would be appalled, given his evil regimes rather than constantly ca- ing in Iraq — yet we’re about to pour went posterior over tin cups, as and either succeeding or failing rule #6: “Never apologize – it’s a sign pitulating. Admittedly, words some- in his pockets “a large infusion of cash he laughed heartily in his un- and trying again until you do of weakness.” Despicable videos fol- times work, as Reagan’s presidency to wreak more havoc and terror,” Mr. usually deep baritone voice. succeed.” lowed of sailors on their own boat, ap- taught. History shows us Reagan’s tact Barbero wrote. I spent the rest of that day with Bingo. parently kneeling in submission at also allowed him to tell the enemy to One can’t help but wonder what sort vengeance on my mind. My self-esteem soared that gunpoint, displaying the picture of go to hell in such a gentile way, our of terror might be visited upon the Just after the kid jumped on winter day more than 40 years weakness this administration exhibits enemies appeared to gladly anticipate planet once the sanctions are removed his sled and took a run, I ago when I knocked that kid and America’s enemies exploit at the trip. “We maintain the peace and the billions begin to flow. After jumped onto my plastic tobog- posterior over tin cups after every opportunity. through our strength; weakness only all, there is a reason why, up until this gan just behind him. he’d done likewise to me. And elsewhere in some alternate uni- invites aggression,” Reagan said. administration, America didn’t negoti- My goal was to hit him in the verse to which the Obama administra- Of course, sometimes a good punch ate with terrorists. shins as he ended his run and Tom Purcell is a syndicated tion dwells, Secretary of State Kerry in the face communicates much better got to his feet — but it would columnist. His e-mail address thanked Iran for its “diplomacy” in than words. Susan Stamper Brown is a syndi- require perfect timing and I is their handling of the matter. What business does the Obama ad- cated columnist. Her email ad- failed on the first several runs. [email protected]. As I write, news breaks about the re- ministration have doing deals with Iran dress is [email protected]. The real state of the union Moderately Confused n his last State of the Union Address, the rest of us long for From now on, in restaurants, any diner is that renowned weaver of uplifting plati- specific proposals. We allowed to chastise misbehaving children. Itudes, President Barack Obama, cro- here at Durstco are Here’s a tip — before trying to crowd cheted his constituents one final quilt of here to help. Here’s a onto an elevator, let people get off the ele- bittersweet melancholy to remember him couple of tiny tweaks vator. by. Not a victory lap so much as someone guaranteed to raise our Never serve flavored coffee to a real cof- pulling his arms inside the chains preparing quality of life. fee drinker, unless you want your shirt to to dismount a swing over a crocodile pit. Our union’s state smell like Hazlenut. According to the outgoing 44th POTUS, would rise signifi- The quality of life in the US and around the State of the Union is pretty much what cantly if we could con- the world will be strengthened immeasur- we thought he’d think it. Good, but could vince TV weather ably once Selfie Sticks are outlawed. be better. Moving forward with some ways Will forecasters to just tell Turn signals are the “please,” “thank to go. Could use a little paint around the Durst us what tomorrow’s you,” and “you’re welcome” of the road. edges, but otherwise in halfway decent temperature will be How bout a 2-month embargo on shape. Couple of dents, but damn it, we’re and stop teasing us “Frozen?” the country that invented Bondo. with upcoming storm factor numbers and America needs to rebuild our jobs base We remain full of promise and hope, but wind chill warnings at every break. before we end up with an economy based need a concerted effort to overcome bad- Politicians vowing to make English Amer- on people delivering virtual pizzas to one ness. We’re a country where evil IS NOT ica’s official language should first sign a another. WELCOME, thank you very much. Sure, pledge to sell themselves exclusively to do- We may be a little depressed right now, we have plenty of righteous people, but un- mestic lobbyists. but hey, it’s January and nothing we can’t less we maintain a constant vigil, nefarious Can we stop the obsession with unicorns bounce back from now that “Downton elements will overtake our agenda of good- already, at least until these Silicon Valley Abbey” has returned and “The X-Files” is ness. And then old people will die. Which companies show at least one quarter of only a couple weeks away. is wrong. profit? Not every crayon refrigerator draw- And finally, the real state of the union will The things we stand for are families, jobs ing is a Picasso, and neither is every stupid be fine if people would just leave it alone. and health. Conditions we can do without app the next Instagram. As our mothers used to say, “Don’t pick at are crime, crib death and grumpy New It would really be helpful if this country’s it.” York developers with the cheery optimism bloated billionaires would stop blaming all of that grey green slime you find clinging our problems on the poor. Ditto with sons Will Durst is a syndicated columnist. to sunken cave ceilings. But the president of immigrants complaining about immigra- His e-mail address is durst@caglecar- is forced to speak in soaring rhetoric while tion. toons.com HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Tuesday, January 19, 2016 — A5 LOCAL/NATION Nation Supreme Court sets election-year clash on immigration In Brief By MARK SHERMAN ocratic administration’s immigration plan. ings to stand would force millions of peo- ing in the U.S. illegally, an idea embraced Associated Press So far, the federal courts have sided with ple “to continue to work off the books, by some GOP candidates and dismissed by the states to keep the administration from without the option of lawful employment others. Officials: Councilman WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme issuing work permits and allowing the im- to provide for their families.” Obama said he was spurred to act on his Court agreed Tuesday to an election-year migrants to begin receiving some federal The administration said Texas and the own by Congress’ failure to pass compre- dies after treating review of President Barack Obama’s exec- benefits. other states don’t even have the right to hensive immigration legislation. An earlier utive order to allow up to 5 million immi- If the justices eventually side with the ad- challenge the plan in federal court. The program that is not being challenged, De- daughter in crash grants living in the U.S. illegally to “come ministration, that would leave roughly lower courts decided that Texas does have ferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, MORRISTOWN, N.J. (AP) out of the shadows” and work legally in the seven months in Obama’s presidency to the right, or standing, to sue because at least shields immigrants brought to the country — Officials say a northern United States. implement his plans. 500,000 people living in Texas would qual- illegally as children. More than 720,000 New Jersey council member The justices said they will consider undo- At issue is the Deferred Action for Parents ify for work permits and thus become eli- young immigrants have been granted per- died shortly after helping treat ing lower court orders that blocked the plan of Americans program, which Obama said gible for driver licenses, the cost of which mission under that program to live and his 19-year-old daughter and from taking effect in the midst of a presi- in late 2014 would allow people who have are subsidized by the state. “Texas would work legally in the United States. another person who had been dential campaign that already roiled by the been in the United States more than five incur millions of dollars in costs,” the state The White House also has shifted its en- involved in a car crash. issue. years and who have children who are in the said in its brief to the Supreme Court. forcement actions to focus on criminals, Eskil “Scott” Danielson, a The case will be argued in April and de- country legally to “come out of the shad- The future of the estimated 11 million im- those who pose a threat to national security member of the Andover Bor- cided by late June, about a month before ows and get right with the law.” migrants living in the country illegally has or public safety, and recent border-crossers. ough Council and an emer- both parties’ gather for their nominating Texas quickly led a legal challenge to the been much discussed by Republican and The change means that people who are gency services unit, was conventions. program and has won every round in court Democratic presidential candidates. Dem- here illegally but who are not otherwise vi- dispatched to a crash Saturday The immigrants who would benefit from so far. Most recently, in November, the 5th ocratic front-runner Hillary Rodham Clin- olating the law are less likely to face depor- afternoon along state Route the administration’s plan are mainly the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor ton has pledged to go further than Obama tation. 206 on the border of Byram parents of U.S. citizens and lawful perma- of the states, prompting the appeal to the to protect large groups of immigrants from About 235,000 people were deported in Township and Andover Bor- nent residents. Supreme Court. deportation. the federal fiscal year that ended Sept. 30, ough. Texas is leading 26 mainly Republican- Solicitor General Donald Verrilli Jr. said Republican candidate Donald Trump has according to the Department of Homeland Authorities say the 49-year- dominated states in challenging the Dem- in his court filing that allowing those rul- proposed deporting all people who are liv- Security. old father learned that his daughter Alycia was involved in the crash and helped treat her and the occupant of the other vehicle. Calls for boycott of Oscars grow over diversity of nominees Danielson suffered a massive By JAKE COYLE people and we are powerful.” sity. Isaacs has worked to diversify mem- heart attack and collapsed AP Film Writer She added: “Let’s let the academy do bership for the academy, which a 2012 while waiting at a Newton hos- them, with all grace and love. And let’s do study by the Los Angeles Times found is pital to check on his daughter. NEW YORK (AP) — Amid calls for a us differently.” The video had amassed 4.5 overwhelming white and male. He was airlifted to a Morris- boycott of the Academy Awards over its million by mid-Monday afternoon. But on Monday, Isaacs was more explicit town hospital Saturday night all-white acting nominees and Spike Lee Last year’s all-white acting nominees and promised an examination of the acad- where he was pronounced and Jada Pinkett Smith both announcing also drew calls for a boycott, though not emy and a more intense drive to diversify. dead. they would sit out this year’s ceremony, from such prominent individuals as Lee “This is a difficult but important conver- Officials say Alycia Daniel- the academy’s president said it was time and Pinkett Smith. Whether it had any im- sation, and it’s time for big changes,” she son has been discharged from for major changes — and soon. pact or not, the audience for the broadcast, said in a statement released Monday the hospital. Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and hosted by Neil Patrick Harris, was down night. “The Academy is taking dramatic Sciences President Cheryl Boone Isaacs AP, File 16 percent from the year prior, a six-year steps to alter the makeup of our member- Woman freezes to issued a statement promising more diver- Director Spike Lee said Monday low. ship. In the coming days and weeks we sity, and quickly, after both Lee and Pin- that he will not attend this year’s Isaacs has made a point of presenting a will conduct a review of our membership death while husband kett spoke out Monday. Acacemy Awards ceremony over more inclusive show this year. The Feb. recruitment in order to bring about much- In a lengthy Instagram post, Lee said he the Oscars’ second straight year of 28 broadcast will be hosted by Chris Rock needed diversity in our 2016 class and be- lies helpless nearby “cannot support” the “lily white” Oscars. mostly white nominees. and produced by “Django Unchained” yond.” Noting that he was writing on Martin producer Reginald Hudlin and David Hill. Many awards handicappers expected EATONTON, Ga. (AP) — Luther King Jr. Day, Lee — who in No- Smith, whose husband Will Smith wasn’t On Saturday, Rock, unveiling a new pro- nominations for Idris Elba of “Beasts of Authorities in central Georgia vember was given an honorary Oscar at nominated for his performance in the NFL motion for the broadcast, called the cere- No Nation” and Benicio Del Toro for say a 74-year-old woman froze the Governors Awards — said he was fed head trauma drama “Concussion,” said it mony “The White BET Awards.” “Sicario.” The N.W.A. biopic “Straight to death after she tried to help up: “Forty white actors in two years and was time for people of color to disregard When Oscar nominations were an- Outta Compton” also failed to earn a best her wheelchair-bound husband no flava at all,” he wrote. “We can’t act?!” the Academy Awards. nounced Thursday, Isaacs acknowledged picture nomination, despite some predic- outside their home. In a video message on Facebook, Pinkett “Begging for acknowledgement, or even she was “disappointed” that all 20 acting tions it would. Ryan Coogler’s acclaimed Putnam County Sheriff Smith also said she wouldn’t attend or asking, diminishes dignity and diminishes nominees were again white and promised Rocky sequel “Creed” scored a nomina- Howard Sills tells local news watch the Oscars in February. Pinkett power,” she said. “And we are a dignified to “continue the conversation” on diver- tion only for Sylvester Stallone. outlets that Maria Riffe died Thursday while her immobile husband laid about 20 yards Obituaries from her, both unable to help each other. Ken Flatt She was born Oct. 13, 1951, in home. Wednesday, Jan. 20, at Whitson 526-2151) is in charge of Eighty-six-year-old Roy Carthage, to the late Garrett Mr. Garrett passed away Sun- Funeral Home. arrangements. Riffe was in a motorized GAINESBORO — Funeral Sadler Vinson and Martha Sue day night, Jan. 17, 2016, at his Burial will be at 10 a.m. Thurs- wheelchair going down the services for Mr. Ken Flatt, 85, of Sullins Minton. Also cared for residence. day, Jan. 21, in Cookeville City concrete walkway at their Cookeville, will be held at 11 and loved by Clarence Joyce Hall Funeral Home of Liv- Cemetery. Vola Mae Walker home when he ran off the a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 20, at An- Minton. ingston is in charge of arrange- Family will receive friends COOKEVILLE — Vola Mae walkway and fell out of the derson-Upper Cumberland Fu- She loved the Lord and will be ments. from 6 p.m. until time of serv- Walker, 61 of Baxter, Tenn., wheelchair. neral Home. remembered as a blessing to ices Wednesday at the funeral passed away on Saturday, Jan. Sills says Maria Riffe, who Burial will follow in Sam Flatt everyone whose home. 16, 2016, at her residence. relied on a walker, fell while Cemetery. path she crossed. Margaret Pearsall Anthony passed away Jan. 16, Graveside services to be held at trying to help her husband, Family will receive friends She was a de- CLARKSVILLE — Graveside 2016. a later date. leaving both helpless. from 3-9 p.m. today, Tuesday, voted Christian, services for Mrs. Margaret Is- A native of Scranton, Penn., She was born on Monday, Aug. Investigators say Roy Riffe Jan. 19, and from 9 a.m. until loving mother abelle Ikard Pearsall, 91, of Tony has lived the past 11 years 16, 1954, in Silver Point, Tenn., was likely able to survive the time of services Wednesday at and “Nannie” Donelson, will be held at 4 p.m. in Tampa, Fla., ever since the to the late William and Annie night because he was wearing the funeral home. and “Ba” to her Wednesday, Jan. 20, in Green- death of his loving wife, Lula (Jackson) Hancock. a jacket and fleece pants. His Mr. Flatt died Monday, Jan. 18, Mrs. Corbin grandchildren. wood Cemetery in Clarksville. Movaline (Medley) Pienkowski She is survived by a daughter, wife was only wearing a dress. 2016, in Bethesda Health Care Survivors in- A memorial service will also be of Cookeville. Felicia Walker; two sons, Greg Center in Cookeville. clude her sons, held at 11 a.m. Thursday, Jan. Tony was a merchant marine, Phipps and Bruce Brown; four Police say Alabama He was born Jan. 17, 1931, in Greg Medlin and wife Teresa of 21, at Andrew Price United steelworker, served as a para- grandchildren, Tyler and Jackson County to the late Smithville and Matt and Nichole Methodist Church, located at trooper during World War II and Nicholas Carter and Steven and officer shoots, kill Haskell and Bulah Lambert Wilson of Cookeville; her grand- 2846 Lebanon Pike, Clarksville. was a member of the Cookeville Brooklyn Brown; five brothers, Flatt. children, Ashley and Dosson The family will receive friends Veterans of Foreign Wars. David, Jimmy, Samuel, Charles armed man He was a member of the Dou- Medlin of Smithville and Alec from 10 a.m. until time of serv- His passion was his wife Lula, Hancock and Ronald Duke; and RAINBOW CITY, Ala. (AP) ble Springs Church of Christ and and Lillianna Wilson of ice at the church. hunting and fishing. three sisters, Vestie Whitehead, — Authorities in eastern Ala- served in the U.S. Army during Cookeville; a brother, Marty Mrs. Pearsall passed away Sun- He is survived by his brother, Geraldine Williams and Betty bama are investigating a shoot- the Korean conflict. He was a Vinson of Cookeville; three sis- day, Jan. 17, 2016, at the home Joseph, of Clark Summit, Penn.; Hensley. ing in which a police officer glass cutter at Ford Motor Com- ters, Darlene Wheeler, Vicky of her daughter in Spencer. and many nieces and nephews Crest Lawn Funeral Home- fatally shot a man. pany. Braswell and Rita Clouse, all of Dyer Funeral Home in who loved him dearly. Cremation Center in Cookeville Rainbow City Police Capt. He is survived by his wife, Cookeville; and several nieces Cookeville is in charge of In addition to his wife, Tony is is in charge of arrangements, Chase Jenkins tells local news Juanita Flatt of Cookeville and nephews. arrangements. preceded in death by his parents, (931) 526-6384. outlets that police responding (whom he married Jan. 16, Pallbearers will be JD Burgess, Sophia (Znosko) and Benjamin to a reported disturbance at an 1954); a son, Mike (Cindy) Flatt Brian Johnson, Nick Wilson, Pienkowski; sisters, Bertha Ra- apartment complex Sunday of Old Hickory; one grandchild, Richard Panker, Chad Long and Anthony Pienkowski tuszny, Helen Harris, Irene morning found a man armed Will Richardson of Antioch; one Steve Nash. COOKEVILLE — Funeral Dombroski and Stella; and his with a handgun. Jenkins says brother, Harold (Evelyn) Flatt of Pastors Jason Bowman and services for Anthony Daniel brothers, Alexander, Richard and the man, 38-year-old Joshua Cookeville; and three sisters, Bobby Davis will officiate at the Pienkowski, 90, of Cookeville, Stanley. Tate Fielding of Hokes Bluff, Emogene Birdwell of services. will be held at 7:30 p.m. Whitson Funeral Home (931- was shot dead after an alterca- Cookeville; Jewell (Bobby) Mc- In lieu of flowers, memorial tion and a brief foot chase. He Caleb of Cookeville, and Joyce contributions may be made to St. died at the scene. (Herman) Pippin of Blooming- Jude Children’s Hospital (262 Police did not release further ton Springs. Danny Thomas Place, Memphis SALE! SALE! SALE! details about the shooting. In addition to his parents, he TN 38105) in memory of Wanda The Alabama Law Enforce- was preceded in death by one Carol Corbin. USED FILES ment Agency and the Depart- son, Jimmy Kenneth Flatt. You may share your memories ment of Forensic Science are Bro. Mike Webb will officiate or send condolences to the fam- STEELCASE • HON • HERMAN MILLER investigating. the services. ily by visiting www.presleyfu- In lieu of flowers, memorial neralhome.com. 2 Orlando officers donations may be made to the Professional Services provided 100’s Sam Flatt Cemetery by contact- by Presley Funeral Home in shoot man during ing the funeral home. Cookeville, (931) 528-1044. IN incident at condo Wanda Carol Corbin ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — STOCK Two police officers shot at a COOKEVILLE — Funeral man who refused orders to services for Wanda Carol drop his gun at an Orlando Corbin, 64, of Silver Point, will condominium complex. be held at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Orlando Police Chief John Jan. 20, from the chapel of Pres- Mina says the shooting hap- ley Funeral Home in Cookeville. 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Tuesday, January 19, 2016 LIVING 6 Student Converting who wants waste to to study energy abroad n the not so distant past, most counties had their own landfills needs time Ito service waste generated by residents. All household waste was to mature collected and deposited in a landfill as an easy way of disposing of EAR ABBY: Our trash. At the end of each day, granddaughter, household trash is compacted D“Kim,” is a senior in through the use of heavy equipment high school. She wants to and then covered with a layer of study in Europe next year to soil or wood chips. As expenses in improve her skills in a sec- operating a landfill increased and ond language. Neither she landfill space was used up, counties nor her parents can afford began looking elsewhere for dis- the $20,000 or more this A group of international students and local community members get together during a past social. posal options. will cost. She is also “boy The process of finding a new site crazy.” Another worry is the is difficult due to strict guidelines threat of terrorism and her and the aversion of many residents safety. Community can greet TTU to live close to a landfill. In addi- Kim’s grandmother and I tion, it is very expensive to prepare see more negatives than pos- the site as a landfill before accept- itives in this possibility. ing any trash. Instead of using and Please advise us whether we international students at social constructing their own landfills, should many counties now pay tipping fees Dear voice By MEGAN TROTTER to the Cookeville community,” Semmes Knoxville. I have taken students to At- to buy space in our HERALD-CITIZEN Staff said. “At some events, there is enter- lanta overnight, but that is not usually existing land- Abby opinion tainment, such as dance lessons, craft- what is done. I have also taken students Recycling fills outside of and COOKEVILLE — It often takes a trip ing opportunities, highlighting to Cumberland Caverns on the wild their county what around the globe to be able to talk face- music/dance from particular countries; tour, and they really enjoyed a caving rather than con- your to-face with people from other coun- it varies widely. We intend for the stu- adventure. Students often enjoy camp- structing a new opinion tries. However, with students from all dents to feel welcome and to show the ing and picnicking, if that is offered.” one. is. — over the world coming to study at Ten- Cookeville community as welcoming The outings don’t have to be lavish. Closed land- HOLD- nessee Tech, members of this commu- and warm-hearted.” They can be as simple as a cookout and fills are covered ING nity don’t have to board a plane to learn Guests will also be able to learn about conversation. with dirt and BACK other cultures. the possibility of becoming a host fam- They can also take advantage of so- monitored for FOR TTU’s International Friends will host ily for a student or group of students. cials held by the International Friends. 30 years to NOW a free Hot Cider Social from 5-7 p.m. International students do not live with Sometimes host families and students make sure they Abigail DEAR Thursday, Jan. 21, in room 145 of these host families, but instead period- are asked to provide snacks or a dish Lisa are not at risk HOLD- Southwest Hall (200 W. 10th St., ically go with with them on an outing from their country of origin, when they Luck for a build-up Van Buren ING: If Cookeville). International students to learn more about the area and the have cooking facilities. of methane that you had from places like Brazil, Kuwait, Saudi people who live here. What often results from these connec- could cause fire described your granddaugh- Arabia, South Korea, Kenya, Nepal, “In general, the expectation is that stu- tions are friendships that last for or explosions, or for polluting the ter as emotionally mature Germany, Sweden, Columbia, Russia dents will visit with their host families decades and across thousands of miles. air, soil and water. It is expensive and responsible, I would and China will gather to meet people about once each month, by going to a “Their interactions with their host for a county to monitor these land- give it my blessing. How- from the Putnam County community. free concert, having dinner at the host families provide them with a small bit fills for an extended amount of ever, because you didn’t, in “Some students are in Cookeville for families’ home, or some other such of insight into what living as an Amer- time. Each landfill contains a large my opinion she should con- just a semester, and others for their en- venue, but the decisions about what to ican might be like,” Semmes said. amount of stored energy. Counties tinue her schooling closer to tire undergraduate or graduate careers,” do and when to meet are left entirely to For more information about the the are considering the options of cap- home and pursue her interest Peggy Semmes, organization co-chair. the discretion of the students and fami- socials or becoming a host family, con- turing this stored energy contained in language arts when she’s It will be an informal meet-and-greet lies,” Semmes said. tact Debbie Barnard at 931-349-0165 or within as a renewable source of en- further along in her educa- with refreshments. “Visiting a waterfall area or another [email protected]. ergy. tion and less boy crazy. “Sometimes icebreaker games are nature feature is usually popular, as are Host applications are available at Within one year after waste is de- DEAR ABBY: My girl- played, and the students are welcomed trips to cities such as Nashville or www.if-ttu.org. posited in a landfill, it begins re- friend has no issue with nu- leasing methane gas. The first year, dity. She worked herself aerobic (with oxygen) decomposi- through her master’s degree tion takes place. The second year, in finance as an exotic anaerobic (without oxygen) decom- dancer. She has a phenome- Eagles co-founder Glenn Frey dies position begins. Methane is a nal figure, eats healthy and byproduct of this process. Over works out often. By HILLEL ITALIE 18% of methane emission in the Last year we bought a AP National Writer U.S. come from MSW (Municipal home in a small residential Solid Waste) landfills and is the community, complete with a NEW YORK (AP) — Glenn Frey, a third largest source of methane pool. We installed a fence rock ‘n’ roll rebel from Detroit who jour- emission in the U.S. and spent a lot of money on neyed West, co-founded the Eagles and As of March 2015, there are 645 landscaping to give us pri- with Don Henley formed one of history’s operational energy gathering proj- vacy from our neighbors. most successful songwriting teams with ects in the U.S. with approximately We live in Florida and such hits as “Hotel California” and “Life 440 additional landfills that could spend a lot of time in our in the Fast Lane,” has died. be used to capture energy. Waste-to- pool, especially on week- Frey, 67, died of complications from energy can utilize the stored energy ends. My girlfriend doesn’t rheumatoid arthritis, acute ulcerative co- within a landfill through the place- like to wear a swimsuit, and litis and pneumonia, the band said on its ment of wells that captures methane I have no issues with it. website. He died Monday in New York. gas. When the gas is captured, it is At a neighborhood event He had fought the ailments for the past filtered to take out debris or liquid. recently, one of our neigh- several weeks, the band said. Then it is compressed so it can be bors politely asked her if she “The Frey family would like to thank used as fuel. The fuel can be used wouldn’t mind covering up everyone who joined Glenn to fight this to power turbines or electrical gen- when in the pool. She said fight and hoped and prayed for his recov- erators, sending power to utility her kids, and I’m sure her ery,” a statement on the band’s website grids for use in the home or busi- hubby, can see into our yard said. “Words can neither describe our nesses. from their second story. My sorrow, nor our love and respect for all Typical energy projects consist of girlfriend apologized for that he has given to us, his family, the 1) generating electricity that is their inconvenience, but told music community & millions of fans transported to the electric grid for them she wouldn’t be worldwide.” use in homes and businesses; 2) di- changing her habits in her Frey’s health problems, including diver- rect use projects — using energy to home to stop another family ticulitis, dated to the 1980s. He would operate boilers, kilns or powering from gawking. blame in part his years of “burgers and greenhouses or fishing operations; I see both sides of this. I beer and blow and broads” and later be- 3) Cogeneration — methane is used agree she shouldn’t feel came a fitness advocate. to generate electricity in the form of compelled to wear a suit to Guitarist Frey and drummer Henley Ralph Freso, File | AP steam or hot water; and 4) alterna- swim in our own pool (or formed the Eagles in Los Angeles in the tive fuel — captured gas can be lounge by it). But I can also early 1970s, along with guitarist Bernie Glenn Frey of the Eagles performs at Muhammad Ali’s Celebrity Fight used in place of compressed or liq- see the neighbor’s side. The Leadon and bassist Randy Meisner. Their Night XVI in Phoenix, Arizona. uid natural gas as fuel. preteen boys and husband popularity grew steadily, and they em- The Eagles’ many hit singles include breakup in 1980 and the 14-year hiatus Several of the landfills in Ten- can get an eyeful just about bodied for many listeners the melodic “The Best of My Love,” “Desperado,” that followed. Their records remained nessee that are using waste-to-en- every weekend, and I don’t Los Angeles sound despite having no na- “One of These Nights” and “The Long consistent sellers, and they were a top ergy include Chester Ridge in think a few tan lines are tive Californians in the group. Critics Run.” The impulsive Frey and the more touring act over the last 20 years even Knoxville, South Shelby in Mem- worth a feud with the neigh- often dismissed them as slick and unad- cerebral Henley shared songwriting and though Frey and Henley were the only phis and Middle Point Landfill in bors. Any suggestions for venturous, but their blend of mellow bal- singing duties, with Frey’s drawling remaining original members. They were Rutherford County. These counties my dilemma? — SWIM- lads and macho rockers, and of pop and tenor featured on “Heartache Tonight,” joined on stage by guitarist Joe Walsh, are utilizing the methane gas for a SUIT ETIQUETTE folk and country, gave them unusually “Already Gone” and the group’s break- who replaced Leadon in the mid-1970s, variety of projects. Counties can get DEAR S.E.: I, too, can see broad appeal. through hit, “Take it Easy.” and bassist Timothy B. Schmit, who emissions and renewable energy both sides of this. However, An Eagles greatest-hits collection and Henley said crossing paths with Frey in stepped in after Meisner quit in 1977. credits if they can divert the you and your girlfriend have “Hotel California,” both released in the 1970 “changed my life forever, and it Guitarist Don Felder was added in 1974 methane gas as a renewable energy done as much as you can to 1970s, have sold more than 20 million eventually had an impact on the lives of but was fired in 2001 amid disputes over source. Using methane gas is a protect her privacy. copies each and are among the best-sell- millions of other people all over the money. good renewable energy source be- You can’t be responsible ing albums of modern times. The band’s planet.” The band was inducted into the Rock & cause it captures the methane gas for your neighbor’s hus- total album sales top 100 million copies. Their popularity well outlasted their Roll Hall of Fame in 1998. rather than just releasing into the at- band’s and children’s mosphere. voyeurism. I don’t think Many counties have this potential your girlfriend should feel energy source in the form of a land- compelled to change her Mott the Hoople drummer Dale Griffin dies at 67 fill currently costing the county lifestyle because they act money to monitor. Hopefully, in the like Peeping Toms. LONDON (AP) — Dale Griffin, a group, which took its name from a The band split by the mid-’70s, and near future, most landfills that have I do think it would be drummer for British glam-rock stalwarts British novel of the 1960s and featured Griffin later worked as a producer for been closed can be harvested as an healthier for all concerned if Mott the Hoople, has died at age 67. singer Ian Hunter and guitarist Mick BBC live music sessions, with artists in- alternative energy source that could your neighbor had a talk He died Sunday, Peter Purnell, of Ralphs. In 1972, they scored their biggest cluding Nirvana, the Smashing Pump- be used to generate money for the with her “boys” regarding Mott’s label Angel Air Records, told the hit with the David Bowie-penned and - kins and Pulp. county. their family’s standards BBC. He had been diagnosed with produced raucous anthem “All the Young Mott the Hoople reformed in 2009, but Lisa Luck is the program man- when it comes to naturism Alzheimer’s disease a decade ago. Dudes.” The group’s songs also included Griffin was already ill and appeared only ager of education for the Put- and respecting the privacy A native of Ross-on-Wye, Hereford- “All the Way From Memphis” and “Roll during encores, his place otherwise taken nam County Solid Waste of others. shire, he was a founding member of the Away the Stone.” by Martin Chambers of the Pretenders. Department. Herald-Citizen

Tuesday, January 19, 2016 SPORTS 7 Cagle No. 3 Notre Dame women beat No. 18 Tennessee By TOM COYNE Notre Dame forced five turnovers steps AP Sports Writer during a 15-2 run in the second quarter and six more during another 15-2 burst SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — The in the third quarter, when Notre Dame down at Notre Dame-Tennessee rivalry is lop- opened the second half with five sided again — in the other direction. straight layups. Tennessee coach Holly The third-ranked Irish used five Warlick said the difference was the Jackson straight layups early in the third quarter Irish were more aggressive. and turnovers by No. 18 Tennessee to “They attacked, they ran backdoors, turn a relatively close game into their we knew what they were doing and we County sixth straight victory in this series, 79- just got undisciplined. We’re standing 66 Monday night. up,” she said. “We did a great job in the From staff reports Brianna Turner scored 14 points on 7- first half of keeping people in front of of-10 shooting and Kathryn Westbeld us. In the second half, we didn’t. We GAINESBORO — The Upper Cum- added 13 points on 6-of-7 shooting as gave them open looks.” berland is looking for another head foot- the Irish outscored the Lady Vols 26- Diamond DeShields, Tennessee’s ball coach as Jackson County head 16 in the paint in the second half and leading scorer at 15.3 points a game, coach Thomas Cagle recently resigned added 24 points off 20 turnovers. was late coming out for the second from his post. All six of the wins by the Irish (17-1) half. She said she realized at half- Cagle had only been over the Lady Vols (11-6) have been by time she tweaked her shoulder, but the head coach at 10 points or more. The success streak said it didn’t slow her down. She re- JCHS since July, tak- has come after Notre Dame lost the turned with 4:07 left in the third Robert Franklin | AP ing over for previous first 20 games in the series. quarter and finished with 17 points. coach Sean Loftis, “I have to say I like the last six better Notre Dame’s Arike Ogunbowale (2) grabs the ball next to teammate Asked if it bothered her, she said: who resigned to take than the first 20,” Notre Dame coach Hannah Huffman (24) and Tennessee’s Jaime Nared (31) during the “Not really.” over as quarterbacks coach at Gallatin Muffet McGraw said. second half on Monday in South Bend, Ind. BaShaara Graves had 13 points and High School. McGraw said Notre Dame’s 73-59 10 rebounds and Jaime Nared 11 points Attempts to reach Cagle were unsuc- victory over then-No. 4 Lady Vols in Final Four, that was just a huge turn for and Marina Mabrey had 13 as the Irish for Tennessee. Graves said the Lady cessful. the NCAA quarterfinals in 2011 was our program. I think since then we’ve bench outscored Tennessee’s reserves Vols got too casual with the ball, but Under Cagle’s direction, the Blue Dev- key to turning around the series. been able to not think about the past. 30-17. Lindsay Allen and Madison said the Irish defense was a factor. ils went 2-8, beating Clay County and “I think beating Tennessee to go to the The 0-20 is on me. These guys are un- Cable scored 10 points each as the Irish “They were getting into us on defense Cannon County to start the season, be- Final Four for the first time in a while defeated against them.” had six players in double figures for the and making us turn the ball over,” she fore losing eight straight and going 0-7 and then beating Connecticut in the Arike Ogunbowale added 14 points second time this season. said. in Region 4-2A. Cagle was an assistant coach at JCHS in 2014 before being promoted, and also TENNESSEE TECH BASKETBALL coached at East Nashville for two years. Gasol helps Memphis On the road again beat New Orleans By CLAY BAILEY Associated Press

MEMPHIS (AP) — Marc Gasol’s 10th rebound for Memphis went to a spot New Orleans couldn’t get to in time. With 3.5 seconds remaining, Gasol tapped Courtney Lee’s missed free throw toward midcourt. With no Peli- cans around, New Orleans could only watch until the horn sounded, leaving the Grizzlies with a 101-99 victory Mon- day. “Sometimes, you just get a bad bounce,” said Jrue Holiday, who led the Pelicans with 23 points and nine assists. “It looked like it was a bad bounce, and, from there, it’s tough.” Gasol, Lee, Matt Barnes and Jeff Green had 16 points apiece for Mem- phis, which has won three in a row and five of six. Mike Conley added 15 points and 10 assists. Anthony Davis had 21 points, eight re- bounds and three blocks, and Ryan An- derson scored 14 points for New Orleans. The tight matinee featured 18 lead changes and 14 ties. “I don’t think we played great, but I thought we played well enough,” Mem- phis coach Dave Joerger said. Midrange jumpers from Holiday and Norris Cole helped the Pelicans to an 80-75 lead in the fourth quarter. But Memphis answered with a 10-1 run, in- cluding four points from Barnes. Barnes had 12 points in the fourth, but New Orleans stayed close. Holiday’s layup with 4.6 seconds left made it 100- 99, setting the stage for Lee’s final free throw and Gasol’s rebound. There were eight ties and six lead changes in the third quarter alone. Hol- iday’s 3-pointer in the final seconds Tony Marable | Herald-Citizen lifted the Pelicans to a 76-72 lead after Tennessee Tech’s Aleksa Jugovic had a hot hand against Southeast Missouri and will try to keep his streak going this week as the Golden three. Eagles travel to Morehead State on Thursday night. CONLEY’S DAY Conley returned to the lineup after missing six games with a sore left Achilles and recorded his third double- Tech men get set to face Morehead double of the season. The point guard also was named one of the 30 finalists for the 2016 U.S. Olympic team earlier By THOMAS CORHERN ing off of a Saturday loss to Eastern ing 73.8 points an outing. aging 15.8 points a game. in the day. HERALD-CITIZEN Assistant Sports Editor Illinois in overtime, falling 84-82. However, the Eagles’ defense has On rebounding, Anthony Morse is av- “I was a little sore,” Conley said. “I Morehead State’s last been pretty competent, standing in eraging 7.3 boards a game, while Mar- hadn’t had activity like that since I went COOKEVILLE — The Tennessee two games both went fourth in scoring defense as MSU has tin is averaging 6.5 caroms. down. As the game went on, it warmed Tech men didn’t get to enjoy their to an extra session, allowed 68.0 points per game in league Morehead State’s top shooter, Cor- up, but (after the game) it was pretty homestand very long. with the Eagles beat- play. Tennessee State (62.0) is the cur- ban Collins, ranks 12th in the latest sore.” After beating Southeast Missouri 91- ing SIU-Edwardsville rent league leader. conference chart, averaging 15 points TURNOVER TROUBLES 55 on Saturday behind Aleksa Ju- 70-67 in OT. Tech is seventh in scoring defense, al- per league game. DeJuan Marrero is Several Pelicans and Gentry pointed to govic’s 3-point barrage, the Golden Morehead State is 6- lowing 71.5 points per game. averaging 7.4 rebounds for the Ea- turnovers as the real problem. New Or- Eagles (13-6, 5-1 OVC) get set to get Men’s 1 at home this season, Still, Tech is second in the OVC in gles. leans, which averages 13.7 turnovers a back out on the road on Thursday as 2-0 in home confer- scoring margin, posting an average of Tech lost both games to Morehead game, committed 15, including a hand- they head on the Ohio Valley Confer- Basketball ence games. The Ea- a 12.5-point victory in league play per State last season, dropping a 78-74 de- ful in the pivotal fourth quarter. ence’s Death Valley trail against More- gles hosted and game. Belmont leads that statistic with cision on January 22 of last year in the “You can’t expect to win with all of the head State. defeated Southeast Missouri (96-69) a plus-14.0 mark. Eblen Center, before falling 86-73 at turnovers we had, unforced turnovers,” Thursday’s game tips off at 6 p.m. and UT Martin (64-58). The Golden Eagles do tout three of MSU on Feb. 26. Davis said. Meanwhile, the Tech women are at In conference play, the Golden Eagles the top 11 shooters in league play. Ju- The Golden Eagles wrap up the Death Gentry added: “We turned it over too home at the same time against Ten- currently have the top scoring offense govic and Torrance Rowe are tied for Valley sojourn on Saturday with a much, more than we are accustomed to nessee State. in the league, averaging 84 points a fifth with a 16.7-point-per-game aver- women’s-men’s doubleheader at East- turning it over.” The Eagles (9-8, 3-2 OVC) are com- game, while Morehead is fifth, averag- age, while Ryan Martin is 11th, aver- ern Kentucky. A8 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Tuesday, January 19, 2016 SPORTS Mularkey, Robinson promise change for Titans By TERRY McCORMICK some ideas prior to but I learned a lot 2015 is over; 2012 is over, 2004 and 05 is TitansInsider.com these last nine weeks of the season. I saw over. I'm talking about the now. I'm not a lot. I saw things that needed to be talking about the past. There's gonna be The Tennessee Titans might not have changed, and I couldn't change them. I can changes for this team to go in the right di- made the splash needed to soothe the feel- now. You'll see that in a number of areas. rection.” ings of their unhappy fan base, but new Ti- Jon and I have not worked together be- He said he is confident that he can do the tans head coach Mike Mularkey and new fore, but we will work closely together job before him. general manager Jon Robinson both from this point on. We've had really very “I'm very confident in myself and I will promised forthcoming change at their good discussions on the vision we have be confident in the guys I'm hiring. I'm a joint introductory press conference on for this football team. good football coach. Circumstances dic-
 Monday. “You will see change happen, and I'm tate a lot of success for people and they Robinson, who celebrated his 40th birth- thrilled that I get a chance to do that. I'm also dictate sometimes failure. You can't NOTICE TO CREDITORS day Monday, left no doubt that he plans to very thankful for the opportunity and I'm base it all on one thing,” Mularkey said. ESTATE OF CLARENCE L. take on the huge task of turning around a ready to move forward in a positive direc- “There's been a number of coaches that STEWART, DECEASED Notice is hereby given that on 12TH team that has gone 5-27 the past two tion.” been in the position I've been in that have day of JANUARY 2016, Letters years. He said he will draw on his 12 years Titans president Steve Underwood said been in the position I've been in that have TESTAMENTARY, in respect of with the New England Patriots to try and Mularkey's previous interview in 2011 had another chance and come back and the Estate of CLARENCE L. accomplish that. and his handling of the interim coaching been successful. And I've always felt that STEWART, deceased who died NOVEMBER 14TH 2015 were “Our goal here is to win. Bottom line. job worked in his favor. The Titans only way. … issued to the undersigned by the That's the measuring stick that all fran- interviewed four candidates and two of “I'm going to surround myself that have Probate Court of Putnam chises are measured by,” Robinson said. them were on the staff from last season. the same feelings I do, the same beliefs, County, Tennessee. “Mike and I have an aligned vision of “There was already a pretty good work- the same coaching style. The players All persons, resident and non- what we want this team to look like. We ing knowledge of Mike. We had worked know me for nine weeks. They know what resident, having claims, ma- Mark Humphrey | AP tured or unmatured, against the want tough players, coachable players, with Mike once before to be a head they're getting. This organization knows estate are required to file same smart players and most importantly, we Recently hired Tennessee Titans coach,” Underwood said. “He had been what they're getting. It's not like starting with the Clerk of the above- want players with a team-first attitude. My head coach Mike Mularkey, left, and our interim coach for most of the season, brand new. I know what changes need to named Court on or before the role here is to ensure that we find those and we interviewed three other highly be made, and fortunately I get a chance to earlier of the dates prescribed in general manager Jon Robinson ar- (1) or (2) otherwise their claims players. I will coach the personnel staff on rive for a news conference on Mon- qualified candidates. I'm not really sure change them.” will be forever barred: the type of players that we want and iden- day in Nashville. Mularkey was this comfort level you're taking about.” Robinson concluded the press confer- (1)(A) Four (4) months from the tify the guys that are true fits of what we're previously the team’s interim head While Mularkey, who is 18-39 in his ence with a statement. date of the first publication of this looking for in a Titan.” coach and Robinson was the direc- head coaching career, acknowledges that “If you only remember one thing from notice if the creditor received an For Mularkey, who went 2-7 as the Ti- his rehire could be a tough sell to Titans this presser, remember this, and this goes actual copy of this notice to cred- tor of player personnel for the itors at least sixty (60) days be- tans interim head coach, he views being Tampa Bay Buccaneers. fans, he asked for a chance from the fan out to the fans. This is my home and you fore the date that is four (4) named the permanent coach as a fresh base. guys are my family. I've been a Titans fan months from the date of the first start for himself and the organization, and ing position and I accepted it halfway “I understand completely,” Mularkey ever since '97 when this team moved here. publication; or promised changes to the roster, scheme through this past year and tried to run with said. “All I ask is they give us a chance. I We're gonna build this team the right way. (B) Sixty (60) days from the date the creditor received an actual and philosophy. it to see if I could do something to make a think that's very important – give Jon and All decisions that are made will be made copy of the notice to creditors if “I'm really thrilled to have a fresh start difference with this team and I feel like I I a chance to build a roster they can be in the best interest of this team, your foot- the creditor received the copy of with this football team. I love working for did that,” Mularkey said. “I learned a lot proud of and the city can be proud of. ball team. Please let us earn your support,” the notice less than sixty (60) this organization. I was put in a challeng- in these last nine weeks. I felt like I had There's gonna be changes from last year. Robinson said. days prior to the date that is four (4) months from the date of first publication as described in (1)(A): or SCOREBOARD (2) Twelve (12) months from the decedent's date of death. I On Television AP Boys Prep Poll 15. Miami 13-3 645 8 Women’s scores Cleveland at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. 16. Providence 15-3 609 12 Utah at New York, 7:30 p.m. This 12TH DAY OF JANUARY The Associated Press' Top 10 teams in each of 17. Louisville 14-3 608 21 EAST Golden State at Chicago, 8 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 19 Tennessee's three Division I non-financial aid 18. Butler 13-4 439 23 Albany (NY) 59, Binghamton 47 Detroit at Houston, 8 p.m. 2016 COLLEGE BASKETBALL classifications and in the combined Division 19. Iowa St. 13-4 411 17 Bryant 70, St. Francis Brooklyn 42 Charlotte at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. 5:30 p.m. II financial aid classification as selected by 20. Duke 14-4 375 9 LIU Brooklyn 73, Wagner 63 Minnesota at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. 21. Southern Cal 15-3 338 — Sacramento at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Signed JACK C. STEWART & FS1 — Butler at Providence Tennessee AP-member sportswriters and Maine 62, New Hampshire 52 GERRY STEWART WHITE CO- 6 p.m. broadcasters. With first-place votes in paren- 22. Purdue 15-3 322 24 Manhattan 63, Iona 56 Atlanta at Portland, 10:30 p.m. CBSSN — Tulane at UConn theses, records through January 18, total 23. Kentucky 13-4 276 14 Penn 78, La Salle 68 EXECUTORS ESPN — Illinois at Indiana points based on 10 points for a first-place 24. South Carolina 16-1 252 19 Robert Morris 61, Mount St. Mary’s 56 I National Hockey League ESPN2 — Kansas at Oklahoma St. vote through one point for a 10th-place vote: 25. Indiana 15-3 210 — Sacred Heart 61, CCSU 57, 2OT Others receiving votes: Pittsburgh 184, Clem- Attorney for the Estate ESPNU — Mississippi St. at Florida Class AAA St. Francis (Pa.) 87, Fairleigh Dickinson 67 Standings and schedule ESPNEWS — Tulsa at East Carolina Record Pts Prv son 53, Wichita St. 38, Valparaiso 30, Notre Stony Brook 58, Hartford 35 JOHN E. LANGFORD SEC — South Carolina at Mississippi 1. Blackman (1) 18-0 134 1 Dame 14, Dayton 9, Saint Mary’s (Cal) 8, Vermont 59, Mass.-Lowell 51 All Times EST 18 N JEFFERSON AVE 7 p.m. 2. Memphis East (13) 15-1 130 2 Gonzaga 5, Hawaii 3, Utah 3, Monmouth SOUTH EASTERN CONFERENCE COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 BTN — Northwestern at Maryland 3. Germantown 19-1 115 3 (NJ) 1, Navy 1, Oregon 1, UALR 1. Bethune-Cookman 63, Morgan St. 48 Atlantic Division 7:30 p.m. 4. Station Camp (1) 20-0 100 4 Delaware St. 67, Savannah St. 59 GP WLOT Pts GF GA FS1 — Georgetown at Xavier 5. David Crockett 17-4 77 5 Florida A&M 79, Coppin St. 73 Florida 46 26 15 5 57 121 105 Marcia Borys, Circuit and 8 p.m. 6. White County 17-0 76 6 USA Today Men’s Top 25 Poll Florida Gulf Coast 70, NJIT 37 Detroit 45 23 14 8 54 111 116 Probate Clerk CBSSN — Loyola of Chicago at Evansville 7. Oak Ridge 21-2 63 7 The top 25 teams in the USA Today men’s col- Hampton 76, NC Central 42 Tampa Bay 45 24 17 4 52 119 107 8. Cordova 16-3 50 8 Jacksonville 78, Kennesaw St. 63 Boston 44 23 16 5 51 133 116 421 East Spring Street ESPN — LSU at Texas A&M lege basketball poll, with first-place votes in Cookeville, TN 38501 ESPNU — Houston at SMU 9. Independence 17-1 37 9 parentheses, records through Jan. 17, points Md.-Eastern Shore 63, SC State 56 Montreal 46 23 19 4 50 128 118 SEC — Alabama at Auburn 10. Cane Ridge 15-1 14 NR based on 25 points for a first-place vote Mississippi St. 79, Mississippi 51 Ottawa 46 22 18 6 50 129 141 1/19, 26 10 p.m. Others receiving 12 or more points: None. through one point for a 25th-place vote and NC A&T 64, Norfolk St. 53 Buffalo 46 19 23 4 42 107 123 ESPNU — Fresno St. at San Diego St. Class AA previous ranking: North Florida 78, Lipscomb 70 Toronto 43 16 20 7 39 108 122 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NBA BASKETBALL Record Pts Prv Record Pts Pvs Prairie View 62, Jackson St. 52 Metropolitan Division E STATE OF WILLIAM 7 p.m. 1. Fulton (14) 17-0 149 1 1. Oklahoma (26) 15-1 763 2 SC-Upstate 61, Stetson 56 Washington 45 34 8371 149 97 HOWARD SWACK, DE- NBA — Minnesota at New Orleans 2. Jackson South Side (1)14-0 136 2 2. North Carolina (4) 16-2 727 5 Southern U. 100, MVSU 36 N.Y. Islanders45 24 15 6 54 123 112 NHL HOCKEY 3. Ripley 17-5 82 6 3. Kansas (1) 15-2 700 1 Texas Southern 62, Grambling St. 50 N.Y. Rangers45 24 16 5 53 129 120 CEASED Notice is hereby given 7 p.m. 4. Upperman 16-3 81 3 4. Villanova 16-2 674 7 Virginia Tech 79, Clemson 49 Pittsburgh 45 21 17 7 49 110 113 that on 5TH day of JANUARY NBCSN — Chicago at Nashville 5. Chattanooga Central 12-1 76 7 5. Maryland 16-2 629 3 Wofford 83, Montreat 48 New Jersey 46 22 19 5 49 101 110 6. Cascade 13-2 69 4 MIDWEST Philadelphia 43 20 15 8 48 98 114 2016, Letters TESTAMENTARY SOCCER 6. Xavier 16-1 616 8 in respect of the Estate of WILLI- 1:30 p.m. 7. East Nashville 16-4 61 8 7. West Virginia 15-2 585 10 Notre Dame 79, Tennessee 66 Carolina 47 20 19 8 48 111 129 FS1 — FA Cup, West Bromwich Albion at Bris- 8. Maplewood 13-3 57 5 8. Texas A&M 15-2 532 14 SOUTHWEST Columbus 46 17 25 4 38 116 146 AM HOWARD SWACK, de- tol City 9. Westview 13-3 46 9 9. Iowa 14-3 494 19 Ark.-Pine Bluff 71, Alcorn St. 69 WESTERN CONFERENCE ceased who died DECEMBER TENNIS 10. Obion County 14-4 19 10 10. Michigan State 16-3 461 4 Arkansas St. 66, UALR 53 Central Division 13TH 2015 were issued to the 2 a.m. Others receiving 12 or more points: None. 11. Arizona 15-3 438 16 GP WLOT Pts GF GA ESPN2 — Australian Open, first round, at Mel- Class A 12. Duke 14-4 360 6 I National Football League Chicago 48 31 13 4 66 140 110 undersigned by the Probate bourne, Australia Record Pts Prv 13. Virginia 13-4 340 11 Dallas 46 29 12 5 63 154 124 Court of Putnam County, Ten- 1. Halls (11) 18-0 145 1 8 p.m. 14. Miami 13-3 319 9 NFL Playoffs St. Louis 49 27 15 7 61 126 123 nessee. ESPN2 — Australian Open, second round, at 2. Mitchell (3) 16-5 125 2 15. Baylor 14-3 306 22 Minnesota 45 22 15 8 52 113 106 Melbourne, Australia 3. Clay County (1) 18-1 117 T3 16. Louisville 14-3 288 20 All Times EST Colorado 47 23 21 3 49 131 130 All persons, resident and non- 2 a.m. (Wednesday) 4. Union City 17-4 97 5 17. Providence 15-3 269 12 Wild-card Playoffs Nashville 45 20 17 8 48 116 123 resident, having claims, ma- ESPN2 — Australian Open, second round, at 5. Huntland 15-2 93 T4 18. South Carolina 16-1 231 15 Saturday, Jan. 9 Winnipeg 46 21 22 3 45 119 131 tured or unmatured, against the 6. Meigs County 17-3 75 6 Pacific Division Melbourne, Australia 19. Kentucky 13-4 206 13 Kansas City 30, Houston 0 estate are required to file same WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 7. MAHS 10-2 47 9 20. Pittsburgh 15-2 179 17 Pittsburgh 18, Cincinnati 16 Los Angeles 44 28 13 3 59 118 99 5 p.m. 8. Van Buren County 15-3 35 10 21. Iowa State 13-4 173 18 Sunday, Jan. 10 San Jose 44 23 18 3 49 127 121 with the Clerk of the above- BTN — Rutgers at Michigan St. 9. Middleton 12-4 34 7 22. Purdue 15-3 167 24 Seattle 10, Minnesota 9 Arizona 45 22 18 5 49 123 135 named Court on or before the 6 p.m. 10. Clarkrange 14-6 15 8 23. Indiana 15-3 162 25 Green Bay 35, Washington 18 Vancouver 46 19 17 10 48 111 127 earlier of the dates prescribed in SEC — Vanderbilt at Tennessee Others receiving 12 or more points: Hampton 24. Butler 13-4 156 23 Divisional Playoffs Anaheim 44 19 18 7 45 88 105 8 p.m. 13. 25. Southern Cal 15-3 103 — Saturday, Jan. 16 Calgary 43 20 20 3 43 116 131 (1) or (2) otherwise their claims SEC — Kentucky at Mississippi Division II Others receiving votes: Gonzaga 35, Clemson New England 27, Kansas City 20 Edmonton 47 19 23 5 43 115 136 will be forever barred: Record Pts Prv 29, Dayton 29, Oregon 20, Valparaiso 16, Arizona 26, Green Bay 20, OT NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- (1)(A) Four (4) months from the I High School Basketball 1. CBHS (15) 19-0 150 1 Wichita State 16, UConn 12, Saint Mary’s Sunday, Jan. 17 time loss. 2. Brentwood Academy 16-1 135 2 10, Michigan 6, UALR 5, California 5, Wash- Carolina 31, Seattle 24 Sunday’s Games date of the first publication of this 3. McCallie 18-2 119 3 ington 5, LSU 3, Monmouth 3, Seton Hall 2, Denver 23, Pittsburgh 16 Vancouver 2, N.Y. Islanders 1, SO notice if the creditor received an AP Girls Prep Poll 4. Ensworth 14-2 104 5 UAB 1. Conference Championships Philadelphia 2, Detroit 1, SO 5. Briarcrest 18-4 80 4 actual copy of this notice to cred- The Associated Press' Top 10 teams in each of Sunday, Jan. 24 Pittsburgh 5, Carolina 0 itors at least sixty (60) days be- Tennessee's three Division I non-financial aid 6. University-Jackson 15-5 64 8 AFC Tampa Bay 3, Florida 1 classifications and in the combined Division (tie)Pope John Paul II 14-3 64 6 AP Women’s Top 25 New England at Denver, 3:05 p.m. (CBS) Washington 5, N.Y. Rangers 2 fore the date that is four (4) II financial aid classification as selected by 8. Knoxville Webb 13-6 45 10 NFC Chicago 5, Montreal 2 months from the date of the first Tennessee AP-member sportswriters and 9. St. George's 8-6 30 7 The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ Arizona at Carolina, 6:40 p.m. (FOX) Los Angeles 3, Anaheim 2 publication; or broadcasters. With first-place votes in paren- 10. Father Ryan 10-7 14 9 women’s college basketball poll, with first- Pro Bowl Monday’s Games theses, records through January 18, total Others receiving 12 or more points: None. place votes in parentheses, records through Sunday, Jan. 31 Ottawa 4, San Jose 3, SO (B) Sixty (60) days from the date points based on 10 points for a first-place All Associated Press members in Tennessee Jan. 17, total points based on 25 points for a At Honolulu Edmonton 4, Florida 2 the creditor received an actual vote through one point for a 10th-place vote: are eligible to participate in the high school first-place vote through one point for a 25th- Team Rice vs. Team Irvin, 7 p.m. (ESPN) St. Louis 5, Pittsburgh 2 copy of the notice to creditors if basketball poll. Those who voted for this place vote and previous ranking: Colorado 2, Winnipeg 1 Class AAA Super Bowl the creditor received the copy of Record Pts Prv week's poll are: The Daily Post-Athenian, Record Pts Prv Sunday, Feb. 7 Buffalo 2, Arizona 1 1. Blackman (14) 18-2 148 1 Athens; Cleveland Daily Banner, Cleveland; 1. UConn (32) 16-0 800 1 At Santa Clara, Calif. Tuesday’s Games the notice less than sixty (60) 2. Riverdale 19-1 131 2 Cookeville Herald-Citizen, Cookeville; 2. South Carolina 17-0 766 2 TBD, 6:30 p.m. (CBS) Calgary at New Jersey, 7 p.m. days prior to the date that is four State Gazette, Dyersburg; The Jackson Sun, 3. Memphis Central (1) 19-0 110 4 3. Notre Dame 16-1 738 3 Vancouver at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. (4) months from the date of first 4. Morristown West 18-2 99 3 Jackson; Johnson City Press, Johnson City; 4. Baylor 18-1 700 6 I National Basketball Association Toronto at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 5. Wilson Central 18-0 91 5 The Knoxville News Sentinel, Knoxville; Mar- 5. Maryland 16-2 655 8 Washington at Columbus, 7 p.m. publication as described in 6. Bearden 17-3 66 6 shall County Tribune (Lewisburg); The Tom- 6. Texas 16-1 653 4 Boston at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. (1)(A): or 7. Oakland 15-3 56 7 ahawk (Mountain City); The Commercial 7. Ohio St. 13-4 568 5 Standings and schedule Edmonton at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Appeal, Memphis; Citizen Tribune, Morris- Chicago at Nashville, 8 p.m. (2) Twelve (12) months from the 8. White County 15-2 50 8 8. Arizona St. 15-3 558 10 All Times EST town; The Daily News Journal, Murfrees- Dallas at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. decedent's date of death. 9. Dyer County 17-2 31 9 9. Kentucky 14-2 548 9 EASTERN CONFERENCE boro; The Tennessean (Nashville); Union Wednesday’s Games 10. Memphis Overton 7-1 21 10 10. Mississippi St. 16-2 530 7 Atlantic Division City Daily Messenger, Union City; WCMT, St. Louis at Detroit, 8 p.m. Others receiving 12 or more points: None. 11. Oregon St. 14-3 493 12 WLPct GB Martin. Buffalo at Colorado, 10 p.m. This 5TH DAY OF JANUARY Class AA 12. Stanford 14-4 411 11 Toronto 26 15 .634 — Minnesota at Anaheim, 10:30 p.m. 2016 Record Pts Prv 13. Texas A&M 13-5 399 15 Boston 22 20 .524 4½ 1. Elizabethton (15) 19-0 150 1 I College Basketball 14. Florida St. 13-4 397 16 New York 21 22 .488 6 2. McMinn Central 16-2 120 2 15. South Florida 12-4 326 19 Brooklyn 11 31 .262 15½ I Transactions Signed LINDA SWACK KING 3. Westview 17-2 115 3 No. 3 Notre Dame 79, 16. Miami 17-2 267 21 Philadelphia 5 38 .116 22 EXECUTRIX 4. Upperman 19-2 113 4 17. Louisville 14-5 254 23 Southeast Division Monday 5. Westmoreland 16-2 85 5 No. 18 Tennessee women 66 18. Tennessee 11-5 235 13 Atlanta 25 17 .595 — 6. Livingston Academy 15-5 63 8 TENNESSEE (11-6) 19. Oklahoma 12-4 191 14 Miami 23 18 .561 1½ BASEBALL Attorney for the Estate 7. Gatlinburg-Pittman 15-3 48 9 DeShields 7-13 2-2 17, Graves 5-9 3-4 13, 20. UCLA 12-5 160 17 Orlando 20 20 .500 4 American League BETH SHIPLEY 8. Lexington 15-3 38 6 Carter 1-6 0-0 2, Russell 3-5 0-2 6, Nared 4- 21. Michigan St. 13-4 151 18 Washington 19 21 .475 5 KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Agreed to terms 253 N JEFFERSON AVE 9. Greeneville 16-3 35 10 8 2-4 11, Reynolds 4-8 1-2 9, Moore 0-2 0-0 22. Florida 15-3 104 20 Charlotte 19 22 .463 5½ with OF Lorenzo Cain on a two-year con- 10. Grainger 14-6 18 7 0, Dunbar 1-1 0-0 3, Cooper 0-3 0-0 0, Mid- 23. Missouri 15-3 103 24 Central Division tract. COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 Others receiving 12 or more points: East dleton 2-8 0-0 5. Totals 27-63 8-14 66. 24. DePaul 13-6 82 — Cleveland 28 11 .718 — TEXAS RANGERS — Re-signed RHP Colby Nashville 17. NOTRE DAME (17-1) 25. West Virginia 15-4 54 — Chicago 24 16 .600 4½ Lewis to a one-year contract. Marcia Borys, Circuit and Class A Turner 7-10 0-0 14, Allen 2-9 6-7 10, Cable 4- Others receiving votes: Purdue 47, Northwest- Indiana 22 19 .537 7 National League Record Pts Prv 8 0-0 10, Mi. Mabrey 1-4 0-0 2, Westbeld 6- ern 46, Washington 42, Duke 32, Syracuse Detroit 22 19 .537 7 MIAMI MARLINS — Signed 2B Dee Gordon to Probate Clerk 1. Middleton (12) 17-0 146 1 7 0-0 13, Ogunbowale 4-8 5-6 14, Ma. 20, Green Bay 19, George Washington 11, Milwaukee 18 25 .419 12 a five-year contract. 421 East Spring Street 2. Gibson County (1) 21-0 130 3 Mabrey 4-7 5-6 13, Johnson 0-0 2-4 2, Nel- UTEP 7, Iowa 6, California 5, Oklahoma St. WESTERN CONFERENCE FOOTBALL Cookeville, TN 38501 3. Pickett County (1) 17-1 117 4 son 0-1 0-0 0, Huffman 0-0 1-2 1, Thompson 5, Arkansas 4, Colorado St. 3, San Diego 3, Southwest Division National Football League 1/12, 19 4. South Greene (1) 20-3 105 2 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 28-54 19-25 79. St. Bonaventure 3, BYU 2, Southern Cal 1, WLPct GB CINCINNATI BENGALS — Named Jacob Bur- 5. Meigs County 15-2 75 6 Tennessee 18 11 10 27 — 66 Villanova 1. San Antonio 36 6 .857 — ney defensive line coach, Bill Lazor quarter- 6. Jackson County 14-3 65 8 Notre Dame 15 21 21 22 — 79 Memphis 24 19 .558 12½ backs coach and Kevin Coyle defensive 7. Dresden 14-3 60 7 3-Point Goals-Tennessee 4-15 (Dunbar 1-1, Dallas 24 19 .558 12½ backs coach. 8. Community 16-2 48 5 Nared 1-2, DeShields 1-4, Middleton 1-4, Men’s scores Houston 22 21 .512 14½ GREEN BAY PACKERS — Signed LB Carl 9. M. Tennessee Christian15-3 37 9 Reynolds 0-1, Cooper 0-1, Carter 0-2), Notre New Orleans 13 27 .325 22 Bradford, DT William Campbell, TE Mitchell 10. Eagleville 14-4 19 10 Dame 4-9 (Cable 2-4, Westbeld 1-1, Ogun- EAST Northwest Division Henry, WR Jamel Johnson, DT Christian Others receiving 12 or more points: None. bowale 1-1, Allen 0-1, Mi. Mabrey 0-2). Albany (NY) 80, Binghamton 59 Oklahoma City 30 12 .714 — Ringo, G Matt Rotheram, OT Jeremy Vu- Division II Fouled Out-None. Rebounds-Tennessee 36 Boston U. 87, Loyola (Md.) 84, OT Utah 18 23 .439 11½ jnovich and WR Ed Williams. Cookeville office opened in 1987 Record Pts Prv (Graves 10), Notre Dame 32 (Turner 9). As- Mass.-Lowell 93, Vermont 82 Portland 19 25 .432 12 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Named Brian by Arnold E. Lefkovitz Monmouth (NJ) 85, Siena 69 Schottenheimer quarterbacks coach and 1. Father Ryan (9) 17-0 135 2 sists-Tennessee 13 (Reynolds 7), Notre Denver 16 25 .390 13½ ALL TYPES OF 2. Brentwood Acad. (4) 14-4 123 1 Dame 18 (Allen 7). Total Fouls-Tennessee New Hampshire 99, Maine 91 Minnesota 13 29 .310 17 Shawn Terlecky defensive quality control 3. University-Jackson (1) 18-1 112 3 22, Notre Dame 17. A-8,961. Purdue 107, Rutgers 57 Pacific Division coach. 4. Franklin Road Acad. 14-2 93 5 Stony Brook 77, Hartford 43 Golden State 38 4 .905 — PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — Named Doug BANKRUPTCIES 5. Northpoint 15-1 87 6 SOUTH L.A. Clippers 27 14 .659 10½ Pederson coach. Chapter 7 • Chapter 11 • Chapter 12 • Chapter 13 6. St. Benedict 13-4 70 4 AP Men’s Top 25 Bethune-Cookman 62, Morgan St. 50 Sacramento 17 23 .425 20 HOCKEY More than 35 years of experience filing 7. Baylor 13-5 51 8 Coppin St. 70, Florida A&M 66 Phoenix 13 29 .310 25 National Hockey League 8. Ezell-Harding 15-1 44 9 The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ col- Hampton 80, NC Central 79 L.A. Lakers 9 34 .209 29½ ARIZONA COYOTES — Assigned F Steve tens of thousands of bankruptcies. 9. Harpeth Hall 12-4 40 7 lege basketball poll, with first-place votes in Jackson St. 60, Prairie View 57 Monday’s Games Downie to Springfield (AHL). • STOP Garnishments • STOP Foreclosures parentheses, records through Jan. 17, total CAROLINA HURRICANES — Recalled F Phil 10. Harding Academy 13-4 7 NR Norfolk St. 75, NC A&T 68 New York 119, Philadelphia 113,2OT • STOP Repossessions • STOP Debt Harassment Others receiving 12 or more points: None. points based on 25 points for a first-place SC State 68, Md.-Eastern Shore 63 Portland 108, Washington 98 Di Giuseppe from Charlotte (AHL). All Associated Press members in Tennessee vote through one point for a 25th-place vote SE Louisiana 98, Lamar 70 Charlotte 124, Utah 119,2OT DALLAS STARS — Recalled D Esa Lindell are eligible to participate in the high school and previous ranking: Savannah St. 64, Delaware St. 47 Memphis 101, New Orleans 99 from (AHL). Placed D Jordie Benn on injured basketball poll. Those who voted for this Record Pts Prv Southern U. 67, MVSU 54 Chicago 111, Detroit 101 reserve, retroactive to Jan. 16. week's poll are: The Daily Post-Athenian, 1. Oklahoma (65) 15-1 1,625 2 Stephen F. Austin 82, New Orleans 58 Atlanta 98, Orlando 81 WASHINGTON CAPITALS — Re-assigned D ADOPTIONS Athens; Cleveland Daily Banner, Cleve- 2. North Carolina 16-2 1,515 5 Syracuse 64, Duke 62 Toronto 112, Brooklyn 100 Aaron Ness and F Zach Sill to Hershey land; Cookeville Herald-Citizen, 3. Kansas 15-2 1,499 1 Texas Southern 69, Grambling St. 54 Golden State 132, Cleveland 98 (AHL). DIVORCE Cookeville; State Gazette, Dyersburg; 4. Villanova 16-2 1,403 6 MIDWEST Dallas 118, Boston 113, OT COLLEGE CHILD CUSTODY The Jackson Sun, Jackson; Johnson City 5. Xavier 16-1 1,321 7 Cleveland St. 70, Ill.-Chicago 53 L.A. Clippers 140, Houston 132, OT ARIZONA — Named Marcel Yates defensive Press, Johnson City; The Knoxville News 6. West Virginia 15-2 1,278 11 Iowa St. 82, Oklahoma 77 Tuesday’s Games coordinator. WILLS & PROBATE 7. Maryland 16-2 1,259 3 CENTRAL METHODIST — Named Marty Sentinel, Knoxville; Marshall County Trib- Valparaiso 96, Youngstown St. 65 Milwaukee at Miami, 7:30 p.m. 312-A East Broad St., Cookeville une (Lewisburg); The Tomahawk (Moun- 8. SMU 17-0 1,179 10 Wright St. 77, Detroit 76 Minnesota at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Steward defensive coordinator. tain City); The Commercial Appeal, 9. Iowa 14-3 1,167 16 SOUTHWEST Oklahoma City at Denver, 9 p.m. OREGON STATE — Suspended senior F Jar- Serving Cookeville & the Entire Upper Cumberland Area Memphis; Citizen Tribune, Morristown; 10. Texas A&M 15-2 994 15 Alcorn St. 73, Ark.-Pine Bluff 65 Indiana at Phoenix, 9 p.m. mal Reid a minimum of four games for trip- The Daily News Journal, Murfreesboro; 11. Michigan St. 16-3 950 4 Arkansas St. 76, UALR 73 Wednesday’s Games ping a referee during a Jan. 17 game at 528-5297 The Tennessean (Nashville); Union City 12. Arizona 15-3 801 18 Sam Houston St. 87, Nicholls St. 76 Philadelphia at Orlando, 7 p.m. Utah. www.lefkovitz.com Daily Messenger, Union City; WCMT, Mar- 13. Baylor 14-3 649 22 PENN STATE — Named Tim Banks co-defen- We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for relief. Texas Tech 76, TCU 69 Miami at Washington, 7 p.m. © 2014 Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz tin. 13. Virginia 13-4 649 13 Boston at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. sive coordinator and safeties coach.

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS being real estate situated in Put- any restrictive covenants, ease- NOTICE TO CREDITORS J &A AUTO SERVICE ALLEN'S TREE SERVICE ESTATE OF DOYLE E. SHIR- nam County, Tennessee, and ments, or setback lines that may ESTATE OF NORMAN RAY Great service at discount prices! Stump grinding, tree re- LEY, DECEASED Notice is being more particularly de- be applicable; any statutory SCARLETT, DECEASED No- TOWING AVAILABLE moval, topping.Lic'd/Ins'd. hereby given that on 5TH day of scribed as follows: rights of redemption of any gov- tice is hereby given that on 12TH Roger Allen owner, JANUARY 2016, Letters TESTA- ernmental agency, state or fed- day of JANUARY 2016, Letters 931-260-6459 MENTARY in respect of the Es- Being a certain tract or parcel eral; any prior liens or encum- TESTAMENTARY, in respect of 537-6493 / 979-6493 tate of DOYLE E. SHIRLEY, de- of land lying and being in the brances as well as any priority the Estate of NORMAN RAY 105 Cleaning FARLEY TREE SERVICE ceased who died DECEMBER 13th Civil District of Putnam created by a fixture filing; and to SCARLETT, deceased who died Trimming & Removal. 2ND 2015 were issued to the un- County, Tennessee, and be- any matter that an accurate sur- NOVEMBER 19TH 2015 were 0 FIRST CARPET CARE 0 Free Est. Lic'd/Ins'd. dersigned by the Probate Court ing more particularly de- vey of the premises might dis- issued to the undersigned by the TOM'S CARPET CLEANING of Putnam County, Tennessee. scribed as follows: Beginning close. In addition, the following Probate Court of Putnam ++ 25YRS EXP++ LIC'D++ All wk guaranteed All persons, resident and non- at a wood fence post, said parties may claim an interest in County, Tennessee. + PUTNAM GUARANTEED + (931)520-0114, resident, having claims, ma- wood fence post being loc- the above-referenced property: All persons, resident and non- 349-2288 cell 239-6184 tured or unmatured, against the ated in the Western right-of- resident, having claims, ma- Same day service/Saturdays estate are required to file same way of Clemons Ridge Road, NORRIS D. JONES tured or unmatured, against the 135 Yard Work/Related with the Clerk of the above- said wood fence post being estate are required to file same WOULD LIKE to clean homes. named Court on or before the the Southeast corner of The sale held pursuant to this with the Clerk of the above- Dependable, ref's & exp'd. RHETT BUTLER's earlier of the dates prescribed in Mickey James and Halonna Notice may be rescinded at the named Court on or before the Call 931-260-8070 LAWN CARE (1) or (2) otherwise their claims James (RB 442/P 447), and be- Successor Trustee’s option at earlier of the dates prescribed in Mowing, Landscaping, Mulching, will be forever barred: ing the Northeast corner of the any time. The right is reserved to (1) or (2) otherwise their claims 108 Concrete,Masonry Yard Maintenance (1)(A) Four (4) months from the herein described tract; thence adjourn the day of the sale to an- will be forever barred: Call local cell 544-3303 date of the first publication of this with the Western right-of-way other day, time, and place cer- (1)(A) Four (4) months from the notice if the creditor received an of Clemons Ridge Road, the tain without further publication, date of the first publication of this BELLIS! CONCRETE LAWN MOWING: Gutter clean- actual copy of this notice to cred- following eight (8) calls: 1) upon announcement at the time notice if the creditor received an Complete Concrete Work ing, light hauling. odd jobs, re- itors at least sixty (60) days be- South 20 degrees 10 minutes and place for the sale set forth actual copy of this notice to cred- Slabs, driveways, bsmts, sidewalks move old barns & buildings, gar- fore the date that is four (4) 47 seconds West 137.20 feet above. W&A No. 308395 itors at least sixty (60) days be- Stamped & colored concrete, age cleaning. Free Est, Reason- acid staining, exposed aggregate. able rates. 432-0863 / 510-4040 months from the date of the first to a point, said point being the fore the date that is four (4) Serving Cookeville Area Since 1997 publication; or beginning of a curve to the DATED December 29, 2015 months from the date of the first Licensed, insured. Drug free work- MOWING, LANDSCAPING, (B) Sixty (60) days from the date right, having a central angle of publication; or place. 858-6240 / 528-6240 Pressure Washing, hauling, the creditor received an actual 18 degrees 38 minutes 41 WILSON & ASSOCIATES, (B) Sixty (60) days from the date COOKEVILLE CONCRETE cleaning, odd jobs. Free Est. copy of the notice to creditors if seconds, a radius of 488.98 P.L.L.C., the creditor received an actual Call 265-5775 the creditor received the copy of feet, an arc length of 159.12 Successor Trustee copy of the notice to creditors if Driveways, slabs, all types of the notice less than sixty (60) feet, and a chord bearing and the creditor received the copy of stamped concrete, all types of days prior to the date that is four distance of South 29 degrees FOR SALE INFORMATION, the notice less than sixty (60) metal bldgs. 20% disc to all Sr (4) months from the date of first 30 minutes 08 seconds West VISIT WWW.MYFIR.COM and days prior to the date that is four Citizens. Winter time special. YARD MAN publication as described in 158.42 feet; 2) along the arc of WWW.REALTYTRAC.COM (4) months from the date of first 40 yrs exp. Lic/Ins. (931) 284-8663 FREE Est., experienced (1)(A): or the above described curve, 1/5, 12, 19 publication as described in Low rates, great work. 110 Construction Work Mowing. (2) Twelve (12) months from the 159.12 feet to a point; 3) South NOTICE TO CREDITORS (1)(A): or decedent's date of death. 38 degrees 49 minutes 28 (2) Twelve (12) months from the 931-432-2494 or 931-261-4629 ESTATE OF JAMES N. BUSH, BOB'S Construction: Specializ- seconds West 225.66 feet to a DECEASED Notice is hereby decedent's date of death. WOULD LIKE to do yard work This 5TH DAY OF JANUARY point, said point being the be- ing in concrete, brick/block, addi- Call given that on 12TH day of tions, remodels, hardwood/tile, 2016 ginning of a curve to the left, JANUARY 2016, Letters TESTA- This 12TH DAY OF JANUARY (931)650-1005 having a central angle of 08 2016 roofing, building packages, and MENTARY in respect of the Es- all your construction needs. AFFORDABLE LAWN CARE Signed GLEN D. SHIRLEY EX- degrees 06 minutes 40 tate of JAMES N. BUSH, de- ECUTOR seconds, a radius of 868.13 Signed RUBY CLEMONS EX- Lic'd/Ins'd. Quality Work • Afford- Make Appt. (931)260-1659 ceased who died DECEMBER able Prices 931-319-6107. Lic'd/Ins'd - FREE ESTIMATES feet, an arc length of 122.90 2ND 2015 were issued to the un- ECUTRIX Attorney for the Estate feet, and a chord bearing and dersigned by the Probate Court B&B ROOFING DODSON LAWN CARE! JESSIE RUCKER distance of South 34 degrees of Putnam County, Tennessee. Attorney for the Estate Roof Repairs & Replacements. • Commercial - Residential 410 E SPRING STREET 46 minutes 08 seconds West All persons, resident and non- KENNETH S.WILLIAMS Home Repairs & Remodeling, • Mowing SUITE H 122.79 feet; 4) along the arc of resident, having claims, ma- 230 N WASHINGTON AVE Comm/Res. Lic'd/Ins'd. Free Est. • Landscaping COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 the above described curve, tured or unmatured, against the COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 Call (931)526-6557 • Sod 122.90 feet to a point; 5) South estate are required to file same • Seed & Aerate Marcia Borys, Circuit and 30 degrees 42 minutes 49 with the Clerk of the above- Marcia Borys, Circuit and LINDE CONSTRUCTION • Mulch Probate Clerk seconds West 126.93 feet to a named Court on or before the Probate Clerk Roofing, siding, doors, painting, • Fertilize 421 East Spring Street point, said point being the be- earlier of the dates prescribed in 421 East Spring Street remodeling, garages, decks, 15 years experience. Cookeville, TN 38501 ginning of a curve to the right, (1) or (2) otherwise their claims Cookeville, TN 38501 porches. All work guaranteed. Use Commercial 1/12, 19 having a central angel of 26 will be forever barred: 1/19, 26 Over 50 yrs exp. 931-319-0395 Equipment Call (931) 260-8646 degrees 20 minutes 11 NOTICE TO CREDITORS (1)(A) Four (4) months from the NOTICE TO CREDITORS FLATT CONSTRUCTION For BUSHHOGGING seconds, a radius of 286.57 date of the first publication of this ESTATE OF JOHN C. FAIR- feet, an arc length of 131.72 ESTATE OF RONALD WAYNE all your building needs. Any FREE ESTIMATES LAMB, DECEASED Notice is notice if the creditor received an COOPER, DECEASED Notice is home repair, plumbing, garages, feet, and a chord bearing and actual copy of this notice to cred- (931) 510-8505 hereby given that on 12TH day distance of South 43 degrees hereby given that on 12TH day decks, porches, siding, roofing, itors at least sixty (60) days be- BUSHHOGGING GARDEN of JANUARY 2016, Letters 52 minutes 54 seconds West, of JANUARY 2016, Letters AD- additions.(931)265-5687 fore the date that is four (4) TILLING, FRONT END LOAD- TESTAMENTARY, in respect of 130.57 feet; 6) along the arc of MINISTRATION in respect of the months from the date of the first ALL TYPES of Backhoe Work, ER, DIRT & GRAVEL WORK the Estate of JOHN C. FAIR- the above described curve, Estate of RONALD WAYNE publication; or All types of Water lines, Footers; LAWNMOWING,Reasonable LAMB, deceased who died 131.72 feet to a point; 7) South COOPER, deceased who died (B) Sixty (60) days from the date OCTOBER 3RD 2015 were is- all types of Basement Water Rates. Exp'd(931)261-7871 SEPTEMBER 29TH 2015 were 57 degrees 03 minutes 00 Proofing; Top soil, Field Dirt de- issued to the undersigned by the the creditor received an actual sued to the undersigned by the seconds West 100.19 feet to a copy of the notice to creditors if livered. (931)252-1486, 510-0696 Probate Court of Putnam point, said point being the be- Probate Court of Putnam 140 Other County, Tennessee. the creditor received the copy of County, Tennessee. METAL ROOFS & BUILDINGS ginning of a curve to the right, the notice less than sixty (60) All persons, resident and non- having a central angle of 32 All persons, resident and non- and CONCRETE JOBS "JACKSON'S MOVING SERVICE" resident, having claims, ma- days prior to the date that is four resident, having claims, ma- Call (931)644-7397 Need to move? We have the 20' degrees 57 minutes 17 (4) months from the date of first tured or unmatured, against the seconds, a radius of 157.70 tured or unmatured, against the box truck & men to do the job. No estate are required to file same publication as described in estate are required to file same 120 Painting/Wallpaper stress for you & your furniture. Ref's feet, an arc length of 90.70 (1)(A): or Avail. Call for free Est. 931-268-9102 with the Clerk of the above- feet, and a chord bearing and with the Clerk of the above- named Court on or before the (2) Twelve (12) months from the named Court on or before the PAINTING/ STAINING / P. distance of South 73 degrees decedent's date of death. earlier of the dates prescribed in 31 minutes 38 seconds West earlier of the dates prescribed in WASH, window screens, (1) or (2) otherwise their claims 89.46 feet, being the South- (1) or (2) otherwise their claims Plumb., Elec., Storm Doors. 38 will be forever barred: This 12TH DAY OF JANUARY will be forever barred: yrs exp. Exc. Ref's. Call David, east corner of the herein de- 2016 (1)(A) Four (4) months from the scribed tract; and, 8) along the (1)(A) Four (4) months from the 931-445-3796 or 265-0639. date of the first publication of this date of the first publication of this arc of the above described Signed DAVID C. BUSH & BUDGET PAINTING CO. notice if the creditor received an curve, 90.70 feet to an iron re- notice if the creditor received an actual copy of this notice to cred- DANNY WAYNE BUSH CO-EX- actual copy of this notice to cred- Int/Ext Painting & Log/Deck bar (old) at a locust post, said ECUTORS Staining, Power Wash Vinyl, itors at least sixty (60) days be- iron rebar being located in the itors at least sixty (60) days be- fore the date that is four (4) fore the date that is four (4) Driveways. FREE EST. Lic./Ins. Northern right-of-way of said Attorney for the Estate Call 931-525-6482 months from the date of the first Clemons Ridge Road, being months from the date of the first publication; or KENNETH S. WILLIAMS publication; or GANTT'S AUTO TRIM the Southeast corner of Clyde 230 N. WASHINGTON AVE KERBY PAINTING (B) Sixty (60) days from the date & Lois Clemons (BK 119/P (B) Sixty (60) days from the date & UPHOLSTERY COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 the creditor received an actual CHECK OUT MY WORK Complete Auto and Boat Interiors. the creditor received an actual 397), and being the Southw- Go to www.kerbypainting.com copy of the notice to creditors if copy of the notice to creditors if Owner Wayne Gantt est corner of the herein de- Marcia Borys, Circuit and Ask for Mike (931) 979-3122 931-372-7606 the creditor received the copy of scribed tract; thence leaving the creditor received the copy of the notice less than sixty (60) Probate Clerk the notice less than sixty (60) the Northern right-of-way of 421 East Spring Street 121 DISABLED? Having trouble days prior to the date that is four said Clemons Ridge Road and days prior to the date that is four Pest Control getting your social security or (4) months from the date of first Cookeville, TN 38501 (4) months from the date of first VA disability? with the East line of said 1/19, 26 publication as described in Clemons for the following six publication as described in We can help! Call Disability (1)(A): or (6) calls: 1) North 03 degrees NOTICE TO CREDITORS (1)(A): or Consulting @ 877-453-9151 (2) Twelve (12) months from the 17 minutes 57 seconds East ESTATE OF LORENE FOWL- (2) Twelve (12) months from the decedent's date of death. 164.65 feet to an iron rebar ER, DECEASED Notice is decedent's date of death. 210 Child/Elder Care (old), said iron rebar being hereby given that on 12TH day This 12TH DAY OF JANUARY near the beginning of a natur- of JANUARY 2016, Letters This 12TH DAY OF JANUARY 2016 2016 I WOULD like to house clean al drain way; 2) North 13 de- TESTAMENTARY in respect of or sit with elderly people part- grees 38 minutes 02 seconds the Estate of LORENE FOWL- time. 931-252-3893, 372-2540. Signed BERYL L. FAIRLAMB ER, deceased who died Signed GREGORY WAYNE ALL STAR PEST CONTROL East 150.21 feet to an iron re- OF TENNESSEE EXECUTRIX bar (old) (12 feet West of the DECEMBER 15TH 2015 were COOPER ADMINISTRATOR WOULD LIKE TO SIT issued to the undersigned by the Complete Termite Service with the elderly center of said drain); 3) North Lic'd/Ins‚'d. Bonded. Attorney for the Estate 02 degrees 04 minutes 53 Probate Court of Putnam Attorney for the Estate Call Mary @ (931)319-3538 WALTER K. CRAWFORD County, Tennessee. DALE BOHANNON All work guaranteed seconds West 237.30 feet to Free Estimates. 25 W BROAD ST #13 an iron rebar (old) (12 feet All persons, resident and non- 115 SO DIXIE AVE 215 Employment Opp. COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 resident, having claims, ma- COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 MARTY KELLY West of the center of said 931-526-8550 drain); 4) North 18 degrees 22 tured or unmatured, against the Marcia Borys, Circuit and Charter # 4252 Are you an up-coming or re- Marcia Borys, Circuit and minutes 42 seconds East estate are required to file same cent graduate with an AA or Probate Clerk 117.05 feet to an iron rebar with the Clerk of the above- Probate Clerk 421 East Spring Street BA in Electrical or Mechanical 421 East Spring Street (old) (12 feet West of the cen- named Court on or before the 125 Home Renovation Engineering, looking for inter- Cookeville, TN 38501 ter of said drain); 5) North 38 earlier of the dates prescribed in Cookeville, TN 38501 1/19, 26 esting work in the automation 1/19, 26 degrees 39 minutes 02 (1) or (2) otherwise their claims BOULDIN HOME REPAIR & field? Join our team working with REMODELING. Plumbing, electri- NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE seconds East 179.43 feet to an will be forever barred: PLC’s, vision systems, robotic iron rebar (old) in the center of (1)(A) Four (4) months from the 005 Public Notices cal, painting, dry wall, bathroom & packing systems, CAD/CAM said drain; and, 6) North 00 date of the first publication of this kitchen remodels. Carpentry work. systems and other real-world WHEREAS, default has oc- 30 yrs exp. Free Est. 239-6061 curred in the performance of the degrees 21 minutes 17 notice if the creditor received an manufacturing applications. seconds East 89.65 feet to a actual copy of this notice to cred- Some secrets need !!! Stable, growing company with covenants, terms, and condi- to be shared. tions of a Deed of Trust Note corner, said corner being the itors at least sixty (60) days be- THE BLESSED CARPENTER national market that’s locally Southwest corner of Terry fore the date that is four (4) Honest. Dependable. Helping the owned & debt free looking for dated August 23, 2013, and the world get better one job at a time. Deed of Trust of even date se- Lance McKinnis (BK 428/P 57), months from the date of the first SEXUAL talented, eager people willing to and being the Northwest publication; or Let Me Help You! Rodney Hogue learn. EEOE. Fax resume to: curing the same, recorded Au- ASSAULT Owner/Operator 931-881-5851 gust 26, 2013, in Book No. 780, corner of the herein de- (B) Sixty (60) days from the date 931-738-2019 or mail to Box scribed tract; thence leaving the creditor received an actual it's not ROOFING SALE: Intsalled as 1149, H-C, PO Box 2729, Ckvl, at Page 380, in Office of the Re- your fault! gister of Deeds for Putnam the East line of said Clemons copy of the notice to creditors if low as $1.80 SF. Owens Corn- TN 38502-2729 and with the South line of said the creditor received the copy of ing Lifetime Warranty. Offered County, Tennessee, executed by For confidential help AUTO TECHNICIAN Norris D. Jones, conveying cer- McKinnis for the following two the notice less than sixty (60) for a limited time. Gentry Con- (2) calls: 1) South 85 degrees days prior to the date that is four or information, call Locally owned business looking tain property therein described to struction, Lic/Ins 931-261-4911 for Exp'd Tire Tech & Oil Change 47 minutes 52 seconds East (4) months from the date of first James E. Raines, III as Trustee Tech. MUST BE honest, de- 347.78 feet to a steel post in a publication as described in for Mortgage Electronic Regis- pendable, have positive attitude fence line; and, 2) South 81 (1)(A): or tration Systems, Inc., as nomin- & have own tools. Uniforms ee for Putnam 1st Mercantile degrees 49 minutes 42 (2) Twelve (12) months from the seconds East 29.63 feet to a decedent's date of death. provided & Benefits. Open Mon Bank, its successors and as- thru Fri - NO Weekends. Inform- signs; and the undersigned, wood fence post, said wood REPLACEMENT WINDOWS & fence post being the South- This 12TH DAY OF JANUARY (931)526-5197 • 1-800-707-5197 ation received will be kept con- Wilson & Associates, P.L.L.C., DOORS. Call today for free in- fidential. Apply in person or send east corner of said McKinnis, 2016 having been appointed Suc- home Est. Serving Mid. TN for resume to: Doc's Auto & Tire, 233 and being the Southwest 12 years. 931-Windows cessor Trustee by Wells Fargo 025 W. Broad St, Ckvl,TN 38501. Bank, NA. corner of said James & Signed BRENDA FOWLER EX- Special Notices James; thence with the South ECUTRIX 127 Sheetrock,Drywall Automotive Service techni- line of James & James, South FOR YOUR cians Wanted. Ford exp. pre- NOW, THEREFORE, notice is ferred. We are an equal oppor- hereby given that the entire in- 72 degrees 08 minutes 37 Attorney for the Estate CONVENIENCE LUNA'S DRYWALL seconds East 105.14 feet to DALE BOHANNON tunity dealership needing exp'd debtedness has been declared Sheetrock Work: Hang, finish, individuals for both 1st & 2nd due and payable; and that an the point of beginning, con- 115 SO DIXIE AVE The Herald Citizen has installed touch up. No job too big/small. taining 7.29 acres by survey. COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 an after hours drop box for shifts. Drug screening req'd. Ap- agent of Wilson & Associates, Insured. 931-212-6899 ply in person at Florence & Actual field survey performed ! Circulation Dept. payments P.L.L.C., as Successor Trustee, White Ford, Smithville TN by virtue of the power, duty, and by Taylor Dillehay, RLS No. Marcia Borys, Circuit and ! Classified Dept. payments 130 Tree Service/Related authority vested in and imposed 2597, Whittenburg Land Sur- Probate Clerk ! Letters to the Editor BEGIN TODAY Liberty Tax Ser- veying, LLC, 214 East Stevens 421 East Spring Street ! Community News Bulletin upon said Successor Trustee, by OLD TIMERS TREE SERVICE vice We are hiring Wavers for Street, Cookeville, Tennessee, Cookeville, TN 38501 ! I Like to Know Questions Wells Fargo Bank, NA, will, on 4 generations of tree care. immediate employment in Ckvl. on June 19, 2013. Being the 1/19, 26 ! News & Sports Info & Photos January 28, 2016 on or about Specialize in dangerous tree Great flexible PT employment 12:00 PM, at the Putnam same property conveyed to now through April. Stop by of- Norris D. Jones in Warranty YOUR LOCAL NEWS SOURCE removal. Grind stumps. Lic/Ins. County Courthouse, T. Bowman 537-2466;260-5655 fice at 655 S Jefferson Ckvl TN Cookeville, Tennessee, offer Deed, as filed at Book 780, or call 931-526-8331. for sale certain property herein- Page 377 in the Register’s Of- Herald-Citizen M & M TREE SERVICE fice of Putnam County. 1300 Neal Street We trim, top & remove trees. BUSY MEDICAL Clinic seeking after described to the highest immediate opening for medical bidder FOR certified funds paid Cookeville, TN 38501 Also stump removal. ALSO KNOWN AS: 7233 Clem- Free Est. Lic/Ins assistant w/exp. Call Heather or at the conclusion of the sale, or S&R GUNS has moved to a Brenda 931-839-6642 credit bid from a bank or other ons Ridge Road, Silver Point, Call 432-4382 or 260-6304 TN 38582 new location at 1656 Bur- lending entity pre-approved by EVERGREEN TREE service We Cookeville Call Center the successor trustee. The sale gess Falls Rd, one mile So of Account Representative Wanted This sale is subject to all mat- top, trim, prune & remove trees. is free from all exemptions, I-40. Same friendly people to Jeff Burchett & Shawn Rober- Competitive Pay, Will Train which are expressly waived in ters shown on any applicable re- serve you with your firearm Email resume to jobs@foxcollec- corded plat; any unpaid taxes; son. Satisfaction guaranteed the Deed of Trust, said property needs. 931-537-6862 Fully Ins'd (931)319-1199, 261-8870 tion.com

A10 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Tuesday, January 19, 2016 215 Employment Opp. 215 Employment Opp. 315 Financial Services 515 Garage/Yard Sales 720 Apts/Duplex For Rent 725 Houses For Rent

COMPUTER STORE seeks im- SPARTA,TN seeking skilled IT'S ILLEGAL for companies 1, 2 3 BR’s $455-605. Ashton 2BR 2BA Lrg greatroom w/kit- mediate position for IT Profes- printer support technician. On- doing business by phone to PLANNING A Place Apts, 28 Jacobs Crossing chen/dining, laundry rm, dble sional. Must have networking & the-job training available, promise you a loan and ask you Drive. $100 Off Select Units. gar, lrg screened porch, hdwd computer repair experience. however applicants with prior ex- to pay for it before they deliver. YARD SALE??? $200 Deposit. Lg flr plans w/c/a, flrs, No pets/smoking. Avail 2/1. Salary + bonuses to the right perience in supporting laser For free information about avoid- W/D HU's or on-site laundry. (931)526-8890, 260-0493 candidate. Email resume to printers are preferred. General ing advance fee loan scams, Live within the city limits DW/disposal, pool, water, sewer 2BR, 1BA house. Stove, frig [email protected] computer support skills are a paid! Call 800-322-4781 Hrs: M- write to the Federal Trade Com- of Algood or Cookeville? $500/mo + dep. No pets plus too. Competitive Salary plus F 8:30-5:30 EHO mission, Washington, D.C., Call 526-7658 COOKEVILLE REGIONAL benefits. experience. EEOE. Fax 20580 or call the National Fraud 1, 2, & 3 BR APARTMENTS MEDICAL CENTER resume to 931-738-2276 or mail I nformation Center, You MUST go to your 2BR, 1BA in Monterey. CHA, Seeking Full-Time to BOX 1148, H-C P.O. Box 1-800-876-7060. This message city’s business office to Apartments with W/D Hook-Up W/D HU, storage bldg. $400/mo, Oncology Financial Counselor 2729, Ckvl, TN 38502-2729 is a public service of the Amenities include 2 swimming $400/dep. No pets. (931)544-0225 Herald-Citizen & Regional Buy- obtain a permit. pools, fitness center & laundry 3BR 2 full BA's across the St. This position is responsible for SUBCONTRACTOR: Above ers Guide. facility all on site from TTU campus! W/D, yard oncology financial processes in- Ground Pool Installer City of Algood maint furn'd. Total renovation, cluding initial benefit investiga- 215 W Main St. SAXONY APARTMENT nice!! $1000 mo + dep. NO FEDERAL LAW allows you to HOMES tion for Cancer Center treatment Pool & Spa Depot of Ckvl, TN is Algood, TN PETS/SMOKING, (931)265 -0083 including patient insurance para- looking for Exp'd subcontractors correct your credit report for 931-526-7711 meters/co-pay/out of pockets for above ground pool installa- free. For more information about 3BR 2BA, full bsmnt, in Colonial credit repair scams, write to the or 1009 BROWN AVE. 2BR 1.5BA and one-on-one financial coun- tions for the 2015 season. Sub- $525/mth Appls furn'd, WD/HU. Est behind the mansion. contractor must provide their Federal Trade Commission, City of Cookeville $950/mo.Lease req‚d. leave seling with patients. Position will Washington, D.C., 20580 or call No pets. (931)239-6937 also be responsible for working own worker's compensation, li- msg. 644-3582 the National Fraud Information 45 E. Broad Street with outside resources to secure ability insurance, & equipment. Cookeville, TN 1, 2, 3 & 4 BR APTS / 3BR 2BA like new. Lrg yard, medication assistance for onco- Position is FT & weekends are Center, 1-800-876-7060. This HOUSES NEW $280 - $800 message is a public service of desirable location, no pets. logy patients. req'd. Excellent pay & career op- Cable, Water/Appl's Furnished $875/mo, $875/dep 615-566-6497 portunity. Please apply in per- the Herald-Citizen& Regional 530 Boats & Equip. son at 1470 Interstate Dr, Ckvl, Buyers Guide. 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Tuesday, January 19, 2016 TODAY’S QUOTE: “Deep TODAY’S HISTORY: In into that darkness peering, long I 1915, two German zeppelins stood there, wondering, fearing, / dropped bombs on the towns of Doubting, dreaming dreams no Great Yarmouth and King’s Lynn mortal ever dared to dream be- in England. fore.” — Edgar Allan Poe, “The In 1966, Indira Gandhi was Raven” elected as India’s first woman TODAY’S NUMBER: 71.7 — prime minister. percentage of U.S. households In 1977, snow fell in Miami for that tuned in to watch “Lucy the only time in recorded history. Goes to the Hospital,” the In 2006, NASA launched the episode of “I Love Lucy” in New Horizons space probe to which the titular character gave study the dwarf planet Pluto. birth. Star Lucille Ball actually TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: gave birth to her son, Desi Arnaz Robert E. Lee (1807-1870), Con- Jr., on the same day the episode federate general; Edgar Allan aired, on this day in 1953. Poe (1809-1849), author/poet; Paul Cezanne (1839-1906), artist; Jean Stapleton (1923- Lottery 2013), actress; Tippi Hedren (1930- ), actress; Janis Joplin Monday (1943-1970), singer-songwriter; Dolly Parton (1946- ), singer- Cash 3 Evening 1-0-3 songwriter; Paula Deen (1947- ), Cash 3 Midday 8-0-9 chef/author; Robert Palmer Cash 3 Morning 0-6-9 (1949-2003), singer-songwriter; Cash 4 Evening 0-8-9-8 Katey Sagal (1954- ), actress; Cash 4 Midday 4-6-8-3 Thomas Kinkade (1958-2012), Cash 4 Morning 8-3-8-9 painter; Junior Seau (1969- Cash4Life 2012), football player; Drea de 14-17-39-43-51, Cash Ball 3 Matteo (1972- ), actress; Frank Tennessee Cash Caliendo (1974- ), comedian; 11-24-26-30-31, Bonus: 2 Logan Lerman (1992- ), actor. Est. jackpot: $400,000 A12 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Tuesday, January 19, 2016 OVERTON COUNTY Tourism on the rise in Overton County Festivals, new park expected to attract more visitors in 2016

By AMY DAVIS HERALD-CITIZEN Staff

OVERTON COUNTY — It was a spooky hit among residents of Overton County... and be- yond. “When you have more than 5,000 people on your town square, that’s amazing — but I’m hoping it increases to 100,000!” Rita Reagan- Underhill, director of marketing and tourism for the Livingston-Overton County Chamber of Commerce, said of the county’s newest fes- tival, Fall-O-Ween, held last Halloween. “Everybody from the grandparents down to the little kids — the whole community — was having one big celebration together. And peo- ple are still talking about it. I run into people everywhere who say they’re looking forward to next year.” And so is Reagan-Underhill, who said she hopes the free festival will become “the great- est family-fun event in the region,” adding to the rise in tourism in Overton County. The county just got its direct tourism expen- diture numbers back from the state department of tourism for 2014, which had gone up to $7.36 million from 2013’s $7.19 million. In 2012, the number had been $6.91 million. Fall-O-Ween Also expected to attract visitors is a new Cen- Little spooks and their families enjoy Overton County’s newest festival, Fall-O-Ween, on Oct. 31, 2015. More than 5,000 crowded the tral Park, complete with a playground, water town square for the event, which is in the plans again for this year. feature and stage, which is in the works just off the town square. “We’re hoping it will be completed this fall,” Reagan-Underhill said. “It’s going to give us a great venue to have a lot of new events, such as movies and music. We can do it all there at the park.” Elsewhere in the county, music is also high- lighted at the Jammin’ at Hippie Jack’s Amer- icana Music Festival in May and September and Muddy Roots Music Festival in Septem- ber. Standing Stone State Park hosts numerous events, including its annual naturalist rally and National Rolley Hole Championship and Mar- bles Festival. Area marinas put on their share of events as well. “I think it’s all about this community pulling together and bringing people here to see what all is available,” Reagan-Underhill said. “We’re blessed in where we live, whether it’s about the natural beauty, historical beauty or the people. There aren’t many places you can Amy Davis | Herald-Citizen file go and have it all. That’s the reason I never go on vacation!” Jammin’ at Hippie Jack’s Following are some of the most anticipated events of 2016: Jack Stoddart and wife Lynne welcome music lovers to Egg hunting Spooky fun their Crawford farm prior to their May 2015 Jammin at Hip- Standing Stone State Park will have its an- pie Jack’s Americana Roots Music, Camping and Arts Fes- nual egg hunt March 26 at 1 p.m. Rita Reagan-Underhill, left, and Thelma Danner of the Livingston-Overton tival. The twice-a-year festival attracts visitors to Overton Nature rally County Chamber of Commerce enjoy Fall-O-Ween on the town square. County, known as “The Home of Americana Music.” Standing Stone State Park will host its 12th annual Spring Naturalist Rally April 8 from 6- 9 p.m. and April 9 from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. For more information, call 931-823-6347. Holiday Cruising fun Dates for the Overton County Cruise-In are magic April 9, May 14, June 11, July 9, Aug. 13, Overton Sept. 10 and Oct. 8 at 4 p.m. at the Livingston County resi- Town Square. Call 931-823-2597 or 397-1130 dents gather for more information. around the Long hunter history community The fourth annual Robert Crockett Long Christmas Hunter Days will be held April 16 at 10 a.m. tree for the at the Livingston Town Square. To learn more, lighting cere- call 931-397-1671. mony on the Jammin’ first night of Jammin’ at Hippie Jack’s Americana Music Christmas in Festival will be held May 26-29 and Sept. 22- the County, 25 at 642 Shiloh Road. For more information, which offers visit www.myhippiejack.com. plenty of Marathon holiday fun The 26.2-mile Boston Marathon qualifier on the town Loonies Midnight Marathon will be July 16 square. from midnight to Friday night to Saturday morning at Livingston Academy. Call 931- Amy Davis | 397-5680 for details. Herald-Citizen Fair The 78th annual Overton County Fair is set for July 21-30. For details, go to www.over- toncountyfair.com. Muddy Roots The seventh annual Muddy Roots Music Fes- tival — which Rolling Stone magazine named among the 31 top festivals for 2016 — will be Sept. 2-5 at 115 Waterloo Road in Overton County. Visit www.muddyrootsrecords.com. Marble festival Marble festival Wesley Thompson of Standing Stone State Park will have its 34th Tompkinsville, Ky., CloseC Clloossee annual Standing Stone Marbles Festival and above, eyes his target on National Rolley Hole Championship Sept. 17. the marble yard during Storytelling Standing Stone State tot too HHomeHoommee Standing Stone State Park’s fifth annual Sto- Park’s 33rd National Rol- rytelling Festival will be Sept. 24 from 10 a.m. ley Hole Championship Emergency Department • Sleep Center to 3 p.m. in September 2015. The Women’s Center • Surgical Services Spooky fun event attracts plenty of The second Fall-O-Ween will be Oct. 29 on visitors to Overton OakPoint Center for Behavioral Health the Livingston Town Square. Call the Chamber County. At left, Hannah of Commerce at 931-823-6421 for details. Tinsley of Celina tastes Roe Physical Rehabilitation Center, Christmas in the Country the marble cookie she Inpatient & Outpatient Christmas in the Country will be Nov. 25, decorated during the Dec. 2 and Dec. 9 from 5-8 p.m. on the Liv- marble festival. (931) 823-5611 ingston Courthouse Square. For details, call 315 Oak Street, Livingston, TN the Merchant’s Association at 931-261-3862. Amy Davis | Herald-Citizen file www.livingstonregionalhospital.com