Veterans Day Herald-Citizen The Daily Newspaper of the Upper Cumberland 114th Year — No. 270 Cookeville, Tennessee, November 11, 2016 24 Pages — 2 Sections • 50¢ Weather Vehicle thief hits man with his own car while fleeing Tonight Tomorrow By TRACEY HACKETT covering. fore 3:30 p.m. in the restaurant parking From there, the thief drove to Jefferson HERALD-CITIZEN Staff The Cookeville Police Department is lot. Avenue and got on Interstate 40. still searching for the man’s vehicle and “From there, that person initially drove “The vehicle was last seen going west- A Jefferson Avenue El Tapatio restau- whoever took it. east into a hotel parking lot with no exit. bound on I-40, and some items that had rant employee was hit by his own car “Officers say it was the second of two When the person realized there was no been in the car were found along the 39º 56º Saturday after he saw it being stolen and vehicle thefts reported within a half hour exit, he or she turned the car around and roadway in the Buffalo Valley area,” apparently tried to intervene. of each other, but it’s not clear if the two drove back out toward Jefferson Av- Sells said. Complete forecast, Page 2 The victim was airlifted from are related,” said Major Carl Sells. enue,” Sells said. The injured car owner was first taken Cookeville Regional to Vanderbilt Uni- The incident in which the restaurant “That’s when the car struck the vehicle versity Medical Center, where he is re- employee was injured happened just be- owner,” he continued. See THIEF, Page 2 Sports BZA approves Veteran thanked off-premise parking

Split exception CHS beats Smith County, By LAURA MILITANA loses to Clay HERALD-CITIZEN Staff in final scrimmage /B1 Updated plans for a storefront at 601 S. Jefferson Ave. will cause a parking crunch — an issue that the Cookeville Board of Zoning Appeals addressed Thursday night. The property consists of Happy Hour Living Wine and Liquor and Diamond Impact, a jewelry store, but the layout of the jewelry store has been adjusted with half of it to serve as a restaurant. “Unlike many commercial uses, off-street parking requirements for restaurants are based on the number of seats and number of employees, not building square footage,” James Mills, Cookeville plan- ning director, explained. “As a result of the change in use, significant more off-street parking spaces are required in excess of the previously approved variance ap- proved by the board.” Fiber artist Property owner Nick Patel submitted with the request a proposed lease agree- New exhibit on display Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen ment for 10 off-premise parking spaces aty Crafts Center /A9 National Guard member Roger Williams, left, and state Rep. Ryan Williams, present World War II veteran with the owner of the neighboring prop- Ross Williams with a flag during Thursday’s veterans program at Cookeville High School. erty, Big Lots. “We’re looking at 45-50 seats,” Patel said. “We’ll encourage employees to park there.” The zoning code gives the Board of Zon- Nation ing Appeals latitude to allow a special ex- Building permit surge continues ception to allow parking on other property, provided certain conditions are met. Those By LAURA MILITANA Randy Porter, Putnam County Execu- cities,” he said. Those are Cookeville, conditions are that the property must be HERALD-CITIZEN Staff tive, 35 building permits, equating to Algood, Baxter and Monterey. within 400 feet of the principal use, the $4.75 million in construction, were is- Since July 1, 63 permits for new off-premise parking spaces are within a The new housing market appears to be sued in the month of October. houses have been issued, while in the zoning district that would permit the use, picking up in Putnam County. “All of this is out in the rural part of According to numbers released by the county and does not include the four See SURGE, Page 2 See PARK, Page 2

Fires Walk in the shoes of the poorest of the poor Nov. 11-14 Wildfires breaking out across the Southeast /A16 By MEGAN TROTTER 14, The River will host the Com- HERALD-CITIZEN Staff passion Experience from Com- passion International. Various Dirt floors. A tarp for a roof. 18-wheelers will be set up in Empty bellies. Eroding hope. their parking lot, and each one Index Many have seen images of how has been set up to tell the story of people live in developing coun- a child in a developing country. Abby...... A9 tries, but for Americans, it is Visitors will put on headphones Calendar...... A6 often hard to wrap our minds to hear the narration as they walk Crossword ...... A15 around how the poorest of the through spaces that are created to poor live. look exactly like the child’s home Living ...... A9 “This is a different level of environment, school and com- Obituaries ...... A5 need,” said Steve Tiebout, lead munity. Ruby Spears pastor of The River Community At the end, visitors will get the Church in Cookeville, who just option to look through the files of Dixie Russell returned from a trip to Kenya. hundreds of children who are in Alina Fernandez “Someone who is struggling here need of sponsors through Com- Jeanette Searle in Putnam County, they still have passion International. Those who running water and electricity, choose to participate pay $38 a Vallie Wilson they can get food at a lot of dif- month that goes to meet one Opinion...... A4 ferent ministries around town. child’s need. It brings them ben- Sports ...... B1 But there, because everyone is efits such as education, health poor, there just is no help. A care, hygiene training and food. Sudoku ...... A15 young man from Kenya who As a faith-based organization, Weather ...... A2 spoke at our church last week Compassion International also said that basically if you live gives the opportunity for the chil- there, you are expected to be a dren and their families to learn thief or dead. The girls are either about Christianity. Each person a prostitute or married to a thief. who sponsors a child will get a Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen It’s a cycle.” Jeremy Cook, River Church’s associate pastor of missions, displays a few of the chil- Today through Monday, Nov. See POOR, Page 3 dren looking for sponsors at the Compassion Experience. A-2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, November 11, 2016 LOCAL READER Deadline set for retired TTU prof accused of child sex abuse SERVICES By TRACEY HACKETT “If a plea agreement Thursday’s proceeding, remained stoic. and their family be honored in this very HERALD-CITIZEN Staff can’t be worked out by Although he had recently retired as as- sensitive matter,” Dunaway said at that Contact us: the negotiation deadline sociate dean of TTU’s College of Engi- time. Address: A former Tennessee Tech professor ac- of Feb. 6, then the next neering when he was indicted, The DA did, however, urge anyone with cused of child sexual abuse has until Feb. step is to set a trial date,” investigators say they believe that the further possible information regarding 1300 Neal St. 6 to negotiate a plea or face a jury trial for Dunaway said. sexual abuse for which he is accused Loutzenheiser to contact authorities. Cookeville, Tenn. those charges. In discussion about the likely happened over a period of years. Loutzenheiser had a 26-year career at Roy C. Loutzenheiser, 73, a retired TTU Loutzenheiser matter on Thursday, de- The allegations arose in May 2015, and TTU. He is a traffic engineering expert Mailing Address: engineering professor, was indicted last fense attorney Wesley the Cookeville Police Department and whose father in Washington, D.C., helped November on one count each of child Bray told the judge that discovery issues District Attorney General’s Office began plan the interstate highway system at the P.O. Box 2729 rape, rape and aggravated sexual battery. had been resolved. Discovery involves investigating them. end of World War II. He was also a mem- Cookeville TN 38502 Judge Gary McKenzie set the negotia- the obtaining and sharing of evidence and The indictment charging Loutzenheiser ber of the Cookeville Planning Commis- tion deadline for Loutzenheiser’s case information between the prosecution and dates the alleged offenses as far back as sion but immediately resigned upon his Thursday in Putnam County Criminal the defense. December 2003. indictment. Phone: 931-526-9715 Court. “The state has recently provided the de- Upon the investigation’s completion and When he was arrested, he was booked Fax: 931-526-1209 District Attorney General Bryant Dun- fense with several audio and video Loutzenheiser’s indictment, few details with a bond of $1 million. away said the prosecution has already recordings we previously did not have,” were released about the case to protect the He was released from jail later that Email: made one offer to try to negotiate a plea Bray said. privacy of the victims. month after his bond was reduced to News with Loutzenheiser. Loutzenheiser, who was present at “We ask that the privacy of the victims $400,000. [email protected] Sports [email protected] Advertising PARK: [email protected] Board Living [email protected] Veteran student population approves Circulation [email protected] exception Business News [email protected] From Page 1 Church News at Tech increasing, thriving [email protected] that the off-premise site shall School News When Chris King was med- not exceed 50 percent of the re- [email protected] ically discharged from the Army, quired parking and that a writ- Classified Ads he knew he wanted to go back to ten agreement between the [email protected] school. He had been a student at owner of the off-premise park- Tennessee Tech years earlier, but ing area and the owner of the hadn’t finished his degree. use shall be submitted to the Letter Guidelines As he made his way back to building official. Patel’s re- campus, King was quickly em- quest meets all the qualifica- All letters to the editor must braced by a supportive campus tions. be signed and include the community, rooting for his suc- The planning department rec- writer’s name, address and cess. ommended approval, subject to phone number. Letters are “The number of veterans and compliance with the provisions subject to editing and/or re- military dependents enrolled at of the zoning code and determi- jection. A strict 400-word limit will be enforced. Send letters Tech has increased more than 30 nation that the leasing of 10 to the mailing address listed percent during the past few parking spaces will not result in above, or email to years,” said Director of Military a parking deficit for Big Lots, [email protected]. and Veterans Affairs ret. Army construction of pedestrian ac- Sgt. 1st Class Kevin Flanary. cess to the off-premise parking “My vision for our university is and submittal and recording of Order a Photo to be the number one choice for a notarized letter from the any veteran, military member or property owners to the city Every photograph taken by a dependent who is interested in agreeing that if the lease agree- Herald-Citizen photographer achieving educational success ment terminates for any reason, and published in the paper is from a top-notch university.” the restaurant will close within available for purchase. Go to King joined the Army in 2010 30 days and will remain closed www.herald-citizen.com and click on “Photo Gallery.” and served with the 101st Air- until such time as the require- borne Division. In December of ments can be met. 2012, his unit was deployed to TTU Photo All present board members Afghanistan. On Feb. 21, 2013, Tennessee Tech student and veteran Dylan Beaver walks on campus approved the request, with Subscriptions he was out on patrol when the member Jane Flatt was absent. To subscribe, call 931-526- truck he was in hit an impro- The BZA also welcomed new 9715. Visa, MasterCard and vised explosive device (IED). lot and I really grew as a person, to know that you ‘get it.’ This tion for veterans, and the cre- member Nancy Bohannon, Discover accepted. King was injured and mede- but there came a time when I means that you understand the ation of a Student Veteran Or- who replaced Jon Ward. Ward Rates: vacked out, ultimately leading to knew it wasn’t going to be a ca- culture, the sacrifice, the experi- ganization. was recently hired by the City 3 mo 6 mo 1yr a medical discharge from the reer for me. College just seemed ences and issues they face while “I truly believe that the major- of Cookeville as a planner. Carrier or Army. He was awarded a Purple like the next best step.” transitioning into civilian life. I ity of our veterans are not just Mail: 385 Heart for his service. Beaver joined the Army after think most of them who have surviving at Tech, but they are Zip Code $28 $54 $95 Print & As he navigated the transition seeing his grandfather, father, contacted our office know that at thriving,” Flanary said. E-Edition $29 $56 $98 to civilian life and college, King brother and cousins all join. He, Tech we ‘get it.’” In 2013, the university had ap- SURGE: Anywhere Only found an advocate and friend in however, is the first person in And because Flanary is a mili- proximately 240 veterans and E-Edition $21 $42 $84 Flanary and a faculty in the col- his family to attend a university. tary veteran himself, veteran dependents enrolled. For the fall Permits still rising Mail: Outside lege of business that sparked an “Tech was easy to get into be- students say they relate to him 2016 semester, there are more 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 excitement for what’s ahead of cause they worked with me so easily. than 330 such students. From Page 1 Mail: Outside him. much and are very veteran “He has made everything so “That says quite a bit about our Tenn. $82 $132 $220 “The path is really showing it- friendly,” Beaver, a business easy,” King said. “He really program when you consider that past year, 168 permits for new self to me, which is really cool,” major, said. “Getting out is a takes care of the process and it more than 180 have graduated in houses have been issued. All of King said. “I am really excited, storm of paperwork. Tech really seems like he loves his job. He that same time frame,” he said. this, Porter said, is due to eco- Miss Your Paper? probably more so than I have helped me out.” is very relatable. He has been Ultimately though, for Flanary it nomic growth and demand. Your carrier is an independent ever been. I am looking forward Flanary was there for him, here before, done this same isn’t about the numbers. “I think all the new jobs is the contractor. However, as a serv- to the future.” helping with all that paperwork thing.” “It’s about taking care of veter- reason for the increase in build- ice to our subscribers, our During his first semester back and guiding him every step of Tennessee Tech created the po- ans. Of course there are some ing,” he said. “A lot of people circulation department is open on campus, King took an ac- the way. sition of director of military and students who struggle because are moving to our county and from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- counting class and “fell in love.” “He always checks in on me veteran affairs as part of Flight the transition can be very over- the demand for housing has in- day-Friday and from “It really comes naturally to and makes sure I know that if I Plan, the university’s ongoing whelming sometimes. We do our creased.” 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to me,” he said. “I guess I am kind need anything I can give him a strategic planning process. Cre- best to identify when these is- Where are the hot spots? answer calls. of a numbers guy. I am doing re- shout,” Beaver said. ation of this position and office sues arise and intervene to pro- “There is a lot of building in Call 931-526-9715. ally well and get compliments When a veteran or dependent has given veterans a central vide resources whenever the western part, around Dou- all the time about how well I am of a veteran is interested in at- point of contact for assistance. possible.” ble Springs and Baxter,” he doing.” tending Tech, Flanary is typi- Other key measures have been Thanks to those efforts, both said. “There’s also some build- Herald-Citizen Being a veteran student is dif- cally their first contact, and he taken since creation of the office King and Beaver say they are ing picking up in Cumberland ferent, both King and fellow vet- takes pride in making sure that to better streamline the process having a truly positive experi- Cove (near Monterey). We are USPS 313-680 eran Dylan Beaver agree. Both the initial connection isn’t lost for veterans including 100 per- ence at Tech. seeing building all over the ISSN 8750-5541 say they have a lot of life expe- once the paperwork is complete. cent tuition and fee deferment “Tech definitely has great county, not just one part.” The Herald-Citizen is pub- rience now that is helping them “I want current as well as po- options for eligible veterans and things to offer student veterans,” This is all good news for the lished daily except Saturdays, be better students. tential students to know they are dependents, expansion of the King said. “It’s a combination of county’s coffers. New Year’s Day, Independence “I loved the Army,” Beaver, not just a number and their serv- Yellow Ribbon program to offer everything that’s got me really “These new houses will be Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving who served in the Army’s 82nd ice is truly appreciated,” Flanary unlimited scholarships to eligi- motivated and excited for the fu- added to the property tax rolls, Day and Christmas Day by Airborne said. “It taught me a said. “Simply put, veterans want ble candidates, priority registra- ture.” which will increase our tax Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., base and result in more tax rev- at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box enue,” he said. 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. Periodicals postage paid at Cookeville TN. POSTMAS- Correction TER: send address changes to THIEF: Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, Man hit with own car as thief flees Cookeville TN 38502. An article in the Tuesday, The Herald-Citizen is a mem- Nov. 8, edition referred to ber of the Tennessee Press From Page 1 University Medical Center, where he is re- ter and tag number is R6307K. Larry Bates as chief of the Association and the Associ- portedly recovering from head injuries and Anyone who sees a vehicle of that descrip- Monterey Police Department. ated Press. The Associated by ground ambulance to Cookeville Re- broken bones. tion or with that tag number is asked to call Bates’s rank is actually ser- Press is entitled exclusively to gional Medical Center. After his condition The stolen car is a 2012 Chevrolet Camaro, the Cookeville Police Department at 526- geant. Bill Randolph is chief of use for publication news stabilized, he was airlifted to Vanderbilt black with a red racing stripe down the cen- 2125. the department. printed in the Herald-Citizen. Weather Tonight Saturday Sunday Night Monday Night Readings: Jack McNeely Thursday’s high in Cookeville Editor & Publisher Mostly clear. Low Night Partly cloudy. Low Partly cloudy. Low was 70, low 37. Thursday’s around 39. NE wind around 41. Calm around 44. SSE Frost. Clear. Low high in Monterey was 62, low Terri Likens around 5 mph. wind. wind around 5 mph. 37. Managing Editor around 34. NE wind around Almanac: 5 mph. Friday is the 316th day of the Roger Wells Saturday Monday Tuesday year with 50 remaining. The Advertising Director Sunny. High near Sunday Sunny. High near A 20% chance of sun sets at 4:37 p.m. and will 56. NNE wind 63. SW wind rain. Mostly sunny. rise at 6:16 a.m. on Saturday. Sunny. High near Keith McCormick around 5 mph. around 5 mph. High near 62. The moon is a waxing gib- 62. Calm wind. bous with 86% of the visible Circulation Manager disc illuminated. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, November 11, 2016 — A3 LOCAL/STATE/NATION

State in Brief Toys for Tots registration tomorrow By MEGAN TROTTER the school system showing the Neighbors draw HERALD-CITIZEN Staff child is receiving reduced lunch messages of hope on rates,” said Freddie Duncan, Thanksgiving is only a few who is coordinating the event. sidewalk for weeks away, and Christmas will So far, teachers have identi- be here in no time. fied more than 1,200 Putnam Muslims Toys for Tots is gearing up for County students who would a busy season of helping Put- benefit from this extra holiday NASHVILLE (AP) — A nam County children and their cheer. The number will grow mother has inspired dozens of families have a little brighter after registration on Saturday. residents to gather in front of holiday. Donation boxes are Those wishing to contribute the Islamic Center of being set up now all over the can bring an unwrapped toy, Nashville, take up pieces of county to get a head start on new jackets or shoes to Algood sidewalk chalk and draw mes- meeting the need. Wal-Mart or one of the follow- sages of support for their Mus- Families who are interested in ing Cookeville locations: Wal- lim neighbors. getting their children added to green’s on both North News outlets report that April the list, this year’s Toys for Tots Washington Avenue and Willow Benson-Scearce and her 3- registration will be held from Avenue, Big Lots on South Jef- year-old son began drawing 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday at ferson Avenue, Veterans Barber cheerful images and words Cookeville City Hall. Shop on Veterans Drive, The Thursday morning. Soon, The legal guardian of the child Realty Firm on Spring Street, about 30 people stopped to must be present and be able to Maggart Tire on Jefferson Av- contribute to the chalk mural, show a photo ID, as well as enue, Sheer Attitude on West as it stretched down the block. proof of residency, such as a Stevens Street, Cumberland Messages included “We want utility bill. Automotive on Interstate Drive Megan Trotter | Herald-Citizen u here” and “Love trumps “The legal guardian must also and Cookeville Nissan on Neal Preparing for this year’s Toys for Tots giveaway are, in front, from left, Freddy Duncan, hate.” show proof of financial hard- Street. Toys for Tots; Freaky Dave with 98.5 KISS FM; and Bob Sotis, Life Church; and in back, Benson-Scearce says she felt ship, such as welfare, food For more information, contact Wayne Russell, Putnam County Kiwanis; Cory French, Life Church; and Tiffany McDon- she needed to support the Mus- stamps, or documentation from Duncan at 526-9500. ald, Tia Eler and Mara Lish, all of Zimmer Broadcasting. lim community in the wake of the victory of president-elect Donald Trump, who used anti- Muslim rhetoric throughout his campaign. As a gay woman, she told Cane Creek Park to POOR: WZTV-TV that Trump’s cam- Walk for paign upset her and she wor- ried the same is true of local Muslims. extend mountain bike trail poor Nov. 11-14 Cyclists will soon have more Lewis County distance to put beneath their From Page 1 sion children and is the second restaurant owner pedals at Cane Creek Park. leading provider of Compassion But first, volunteers are needed file with information on that funding. They went from being charged with arson to help extend the park’s new child, and will also periodically the ones who needed to the ones 1.3-mile mountain bike trail, receive letters from that child who give the help.” NASHVILLE (AP) — Au- which opened in August. throughout the year. The Compassion Experience thorities have charged a Lewis “If we get 30 or more, we The organization started in is free and family-friendly. Dur- County restaurant owner with could knock this out pretty 1962 in South Korea after the ing its Cookeville stop, it will setting fire to his business for quickly,” organizer Adam De- war. be open from 11:30 a.m.-6:40 the insurance money. Gardeyn said of a work day A visiting pastor saw children p.m. Nov. 11, 12 and 14; and The Tennessee Bureau of In- planned for this Saturday morn- laying by the side of the road from 10:40 a.m.-6:20 p.m. Nov. vestigation said Thursday that ing. “We just have to see how it and was told that they were or- 13. Those who register to attend Nick Spicer set fire to Nick goes.” phans. Those who were dead by visiting https://cts.compas- and Bubba’s Beer, Butts and DeGardeyn, a Tennessee Tech were picked up by a truck, and sion.com/events/639 will get Clucks in Hohenwald on July University student who was in- those who weren’t were simply priority entrance. 24. volved in the first phase of the left there until they were dead. Walk-ins are welcome, but Officials with the TBI, the trail build over the summer, said “This man came back to the may have to wait for longer pe- Hohenwald Fire Department anyone is welcome to help. states and started talking to his riods of time, depending on the and the Tennessee Department Those interested in participating friends,” Tiebout said. “He told crowd. The River is at 1200 of Commerce and Insurance in the four-hour work day them, ‘We can’t change the Miracle Road in Cookeville. investigated the case. should meet at 8 a.m. at the trail whole world, but each of us can For more information, visit A grand jury on Monday in- head. To get there, park at the change one kid’s world.’ Now www.compassion.com or call dicted the 35-year-old Spicer Cane Creek Recreation Center South Korea has no Compas- the church at 528-3660. on one count of arson and one and follow the paved trail across count of insurance fraud. He is the road for a short walk. out of jail on $20,000 bond. “We need more community in- volvement,” he said. The goal is to add another half Man set for execution won’t Trump protesters mile or so to the trail by trim- block Nashville, ming or removing some of the help efforts to spare his life smaller trees in a previously un- students rally at UT used area of the park. Some tools will be provided; however, By KATE BRUMBACK Spears’ attorney Allyn Stock- NASHVILLE (AP) — Stu- participants are asked to bring Associated Press ton said his client has consis- dents at Fisk University held a their own if possible. Tools tently refused to help efforts to protest that blocked traffic in needed include rakes, shovels, Cody Bryant, in front, and Adam DeGardeyn ride along the ATLANTA — A Georgia spare his life. But he said downtown Nashville Wednes- loppers, hedge shears, mattocks, new mountain bike trail at Cane Creek Park. Volunteers are death row inmate scheduled for Spears has waffled about day afternoon to express their axes and chainsaws. needed to participate in a work day Saturday from 8 a.m.- execution has taken the unusual whether he actually wanted to disagreement with Donald Participants should wear pants noon to extend the trail. step of refusing to file post-con- die. Trump being elected president. and long-sleeved shirts. Safety viction appeals. The state is unequivocal in its And in Knoxville, hundreds of glasses are recommended. They so far. ing nature,” he said. Steven Frederick Spears is set desire to see his sentence car- students held an anti-Trump will be working on one section “We learned a lot about how to Eventually, the natural surface to be put to death Wednesday. ried out. rally on the campus of the at a time, from the beginning of generate a ridable trail during trail could be extended up to 3 He was convicted in the August state’s flagship public univer- the trail to the end, instead of the first phase, and we’re taking miles. DeGardeyn believes the 2001 slaying of his ex-girlfriend sity. multiple locations simultane- that experience and reaching out project is a gateway to bringing Sherri Holland at her home in Student Justin Jones, who ously as was done during the to the community for more sup- more of this kind of activity to Dahlonega, about 65 miles The helped organize the Nashville first phase of the project. port for the project.” the Cookeville area. northeast of Atlanta. Herald-Citizen protest, told The Tennessean DeGardeyn said another work DeGardeyn said the trail is a The mountain bike trail is open Death sentences in Georgia No. 1 in local news that students decided to protest day will be planned, if needed, good entry point into the world daily to cyclists — as well as get an automatic direct appeal Call 526-9715 Trump’s election due to “val- to create a trail that is “interest- of mountain biking — not too walkers and runners — from 7 and then typically go through to subscribe ues of discrimination, inequal- ing and fun” for those who enjoy challenging and no need for a a.m. until dusk at 201 C C Camp post-conviction appeals pro- ity and exclusion he has mountain biking. “fancy” bike. Road in Cookeville. ceedings in state and federal championed.” “It’s been pretty well re- “It’s a good way to have fun To learn more, call Cookeville courts. The group marched past the ceived,” he said of the response while staying active and enjoy- Leisure Services at 520-4386. state Capitol and through the entertainment district. Police used rolling road- blocks to redirect traffic and at Mother of suspect in 7 killings times worked with demonstra- tors so that some cars could pass, but there were no major says he is ‘not a monster’ interactions. The Knoxville News Sentinel COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The kidnapping last week after inves- reports the University of Ten- mother of a South Carolina man tigators found a woman chained nessee rally featured chants of suspected of killing seven people inside a storage container on his “Love Trumps Hate.” says her son is “very misunder- property in rural Woodruff. Au- stood” but not a monster. thorities later found the bodies of Regina Tague told CBS for a her boyfriend and another miss- Knoxville Democrat “48 Hours” special airing Satur- ing couple. seeks court order on day she hates that her son, Todd Tague says Kohlhepp apolo- Kohlhepp, is called a serial gized to her before confessing to provisional ballots killer. a 2003 quadruple homicide else- Kohlhepp was charged with where in Spartanburg County. KNOXVILLE (AP) — Dem- ocratic candidate Gloria John- son is asking a judge to order “Live Music” the Knox County election commission to release the 6-8pm Tech Students names of voters who cast pro- TuesdayTuesday Enjoy Food10% only. Must present off student visional ballots in her state Nights ID to receive discount. House race. Johnson has refused to con- Happy Hour: cede to Republican incumbent Sun. - Thurs. When you purchase 3pm-close Rep. Eddie Smith, arguing that $ 00 2 dinners at regular price. her 154-vote deficit could be OFF must present coupon to receive discount. made up if the provisional bal- 10:30 am - 9:30pm Sunday - Thursday 10:30am5 - 10:00pm Friday & Saturday lots are counted. Herald-Citizen

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Established 1903 Jack McNeely, Editor and Publisher Terri Likens, Managing Editor Don Foy, News Editor In victory, a side of Trump I didn’t expect he campaign is done. The with you. votes are counted. And You’re going to have to some- America is waking up how bring them on your side. Tfrom one of the strangest, And that work will be difficult angriest and most divisive presi- after 18 months of the sort of dential campaigns in recent fighting that we’ve seen over the memory. So I’ll say it: Congratu- course of this campaign. lations, President-elect Trump. After all, you can’t say that Trump faces biggest task For the good of the nation, I hope you’re going to have your Attor- you succeed. ney General investigate the com- We don’t agree on much. Okay, petition and claim that she ore than a quarter-century took on the banks, like Trump’s. we don’t agree on anything at all. belongs in jail and immediately ago, in another election the government The election laid bare the country’s But that’s politics. It’s a competi- expect your opponents to come year, the Los Angeles bureaucracy, the raw divisions of race, class and creed. tion of ideas. And on Tuesday around. MDodgers’ star Kirk Gibson influence of capi- Russia, Mexico and NATO look to night, a ma- There are many Americans who hit a walk-off home run in the first tal lobbyists, and America warily. Afghanistan and Iraq jority of woke up on Wednesday morning game of the World Series. “In a year the prevailing are unsettled, ISIS is not conquered. Americans fearing that the guy on the stump that has been so improbable,” the ethos of establish- Obamacare’s future is uncertain. decided they is the one who’s heading to the Dodgers’ iconic announcer Vin Scully ment politics. “I’d like to think there will be suffi- liked yours White House, not the one your said in an unforgettable television riff When Trump en- cient numbers of people in the Con- better. advisers claim you are behind the in the fall of 1988, “the impossible has ters the White gress willing to cooperate and get The blue- scenes. That’s serious and it’s happened.” House in January, some things done,” Michael S. collar billion- real. And you have a lot to prove. So it was Tuesday night, when Man- David he will do so as Dukakis, the Democrats’ 1988 presi- aire shtick But you’re by no means alone hattan businessman Donald J. Trump Shribman perhaps the dential nominee, said in an interview. worked — in that soul-searching. — a political outsider, possessed of biggest outsider in Trump has had teams working for even with the Democrats have their own chal- daunting ambition, audacity and an American history, weeks on the transition, but in fact part harsh rheto- lenges to confront. acute sense of the American political more than Ronald Reagan, maybe of the transition is personal — his tran- John L. ric about un- Tuesday’s result was as thor- climate — emerged as the winner of a more even than Andrew Jackson in sition from candidate to president- Micek documented ough a repudiation of corporatist raucous presidential election. 1828. But like Jackson, who trans- elect, from what former Gov. Mario immigrants Democratic politics as any we’ve An American original — a casino and formed American politics by harness- M. Cuomo of New York used to call and Muslims ever seen. Party leaders will be real estate magnate with an uncanny ing the resentments of those outside the poetry of campaigning to the prose and your playboy past and the sifting through the results and the ability to read the public mood and an the political mainstream, Trump has of governing, from critic without re- unacceptable treatment of women wreckage to figure out where the unerring ability to discern his rivals’ redrawn the contours of politics. sponsibility to what John F. Kennedy, that you blithely dismissed as message, and its flawed messen- vulnerabilities — Trump now takes on He had the perfect foil in Clinton, a in the mortifying wake of the Bay of “locker room talk.” ger, fell flat. his biggest task. onetime student activist who ran as an Pigs fiasco of 1961, called “the re- In victory early Wednesday Similarly, Republican leaders From the start, Trump bellowed that insider, an establishment figure with- sponsible officer of the government.” morning, you were something I who explicitly repudiated you he was determined to make America out the natural ebullience, or the natu- Now, flush with victory but facing didn’t expect: gracious and mag- and your philosophy will have to great again, a theme that was ridiculed ral anger, of Trump. The fearsome responsibility, his first task is nanimous. It was a stark contrast figure out their place in the polit- by his rivals even as it helped him tri- president-elect was able to portray her to calibrate his ambition. “If you to your tone on the stump, which ical landscape you so sharply re- umph over them. Today, as president- as the preternatural personification of choose too ambitious an agenda, you’ll was hectoring and confronta- defined on Tuesday night. elect, he must redeem great hopes, the status quo — in a year where status likely be called a failure,” said John H. tional. And, yes, the press and pollsters even as his election stirred great mis- was derided, and where politics-as- Sununu, chief of staff for George H.W. So when you said that it’s “time will have to do some soul-search- givings among American allies abroad usual was held in contempt. Bush. “But if it’s not ambitious for us to come together as one, ing, too, and come to grips with and among about half the nation that In winning one of the wildest, least enough, you’ll be seen as a light- united people,” I’m going to take how we missed the appeal of a voted for former Secretary of State predictable presidential elections of weight. You have to hit the sweet you at your word. message that so clearly touched Hillary Clinton. the age, Trump prevailed despite a spot.” When you told a crowd in New so many voters and how the polls Even had Trump not prevailed Tues- fusillade of complaints about his con- With instinct and intuition for the York City that you “[pledged] to could have gotten that so utterly day, he fashioned a remarkable accom- duct with women; repeated stories de- sweet spot, Trump first won the Re- every citizen of our land,” that wrong. plishment, skewing the political tailing irregular business practices; an publican primary, then prevailed in the you will “be a president to all of I still don’t think you’re quali- calculus, upending all the assumptions unusual number of party apostates who general election — and now is poised our citizens,” I’m going to as- fied. And I still think your ideas of American political life, reshaping declared they would never vote for to create his own White House staff sume you were in earnest and are bad for the country. the profiles of the two major political him; and criticism that he hadn’t paid and executive-branch administration. that this wasn’t the beginning of But as I’ve noted so often be- parties and altering all the conventions federal income taxes for about two Each step along the way was improba- the mother of all bait-and- fore, we’re all in this together. of political comportment. decades. ble, even considered impossible. switches. And when the shouting is done, In defeat, he would have been an im- Indeed, just as Trump made Clinton’s No longer. And when you asked your op- we still have to find a way to row portant factor in shaping American ethics a major part of his appeal, Clin- The man who vowed to make Amer- ponents for “guidance and help in in the same direction. I hope that politics for the rest of the decade and ton made Trump’s behavior, especially ica great again now faces great chal- unifying our great country,” I’ll we can. into the next. In triumph, he is a formi- toward women, a principal part of her lenges. But against all the experts and give you the benefit of the doubt So congratulations, Mr. Trump. dable, historic figure. campaign. But Trump early identified all the expectations he fashioned a and assume you actually want it And good luck. You are certainly Sometimes vulgar, always voluble, the signal issues that would move vot- great upset, a great comeback and a and that it wasn’t empty rhetoric. going to need it. Trump ran against the political estab- ers and send battleground states into great achievement. But you have your work cut out lishment of the Republican Party, his column. Never before had a Re- for you. John L. Micek is a syndi- against the customs of political life, publican made immigration and trade David M. Shribman is a syndi- As big as your victory was, cated columnist. His email and against the principal elements of the leitmotif of a presidential cam- cated columnist. His email there are still tens of millions of address is American life — big companies, big paign, but then again, there never had address is people who viscerally disagree [email protected]. media, above all big traditions. He been a presidential campaign remotely [email protected].

Obama, Trump and the ‘zigzag’ nation Moderately Confused By CALVIN WOODWARD Wednesday. “We zig and we zag.” later. Divisions of red and blue, white and Associated Press Obama, the zig, was a guy so cool in the black, young and old, coastal and heartland, eyes of much of the world that he got a are epic now — tribal. WASHINGTON — One country, two Nobel Peace Prize before he’d had a chance Though polar opposites in character, poli- tribes, the United States elected in turn to do much. (At the time, in his first year, tics and experience, Obama and Trump have Barack Obama, then a president as opposite the U.S. was fighting two wars.) some commonality. to him as can be. Trump, the zag, is a hurler of insults, a raw They both seized on dissatisfaction and Voters chose a 48-year-old, urbane, liberal orator you can’t turn away from if you can rode the revolutionary impulse to success. black man, then a 70-year-old, unrepen- bring yourself to tune in, a boor with Though not a neophyte like Trump, Obama tantly coarse white man who is conserva- women, a peddler of falsehoods that made had to claw against the establishment — tive, or something. millions of eyes roll but spoke to a larger personified in 2008 by primary rival Hillary Ain’t that America? truth in the eyes of supporters. Clinton — and benefited from that underdog Change comes in all forms and with Foreigners shake their heads at a country posture. wrenching lurches in a nation founded by that over the years defines cool, then repre- This time Democrats served up the estab- bloody revolt and enervated through the sents what crazy looks like. lishment, in Clinton, the candidate who told generations by political and cultural revolu- Trump won with the backing of a long- snickering donors about the “irredeemable” tion, sometimes to the edge of bloodshed or prized, but declining, segment of white vot- “deplorables” backing Trump, and woke up over. ers, especially men, especially less educated Wednesday to devastation, if they ever slept. There’s no getting a grip on this country. ones. They were on top of the political So, now, a nation that is pretty upbeat The U.S. serves up in-your-face cowboy world for ages, part of Richard Nixon’s about the job the cool black president is culture, in-your-face counterculture, aggres- Silent Majority, Reagan’s haul of blue-collar doing hands the reins to a man who spun sively faith-based political movements, Democrats and Bill Clinton’s bubbas. Now conspiracy theories about Obama’s country electric Bernie Sanders socialism and lots they fade in an increasingly diverse country. of birth. more chances to smoke pot legally, as well But Tuesday, everything old was new They will be together on Inauguration Day, as workaday lives and pinstriped suits. again and they said: Yes, we still can. Jan. 20, peacefully handing over power. It is Americans vote for shake-up artists, not Obama came to national attention with a usually a moment of grace and probably, every time but enough times to set the coun- speech of poetry and power that dreamed of somehow, will be that once more. try apart from democracies where the ship red states and blue states joined spiritually Then it’s on with the zigzag, a time to be of state turns more slowly and majestically. as united states. It took the breath away of certain of nothing except that revolution, “The path that this country has taken has some Republicans as well as many Democ- from some quarter at some point, will never been a straight line,” Obama said rats. It was a pipe dream, he admitted years come again. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, November 11, 2016 — A5 LOCAL/NATION

Nation in Brief Trump protesters flood streets anew

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — protest a riot after some 4,000 6 West Point cadets From New York to Illinois to people surged into the downtown California, in red states and blue, area. After giving several orders face drug-related protesters decrying Donald to leave, officers fired rubber charges Trump’s election spent another baton rounds. It was not clear if night overtaking highways, anyone was hurt. WEST POINT, N.Y. (AP) — smashing store windows, ignit- In Denver, protesters made Six West Point cadets are fac- ing fires and in at least one city, their way onto Interstate 25, ing drug-related charges. facing pepper spray and rubber stopping traffic for about a half- The U.S. Military Academy projectiles from police trying to hour. said Friday that charges were clear the streets. They also briefly shut down initiated under military law The demonstrations stretched highways in Minneapolis and against five seniors and one into a third straight night Thurs- Los Angeles. member of the class of 2016. day and came to a head in Port- In downtown San Francisco, The charges are conspiracy to land, Oregon, where thousands high school students called out distribute controlled sub- of marchers chanted, “We reject “not my president” as they stances and wrongful use, in- the president-elect!” while some marched, holding signs urging a troduction and distribution of lit firecrackers, sparked small Trump eviction. They waved controlled substances. blazes and used rocks and base- rainbow banners and Mexican West Point officials did not ball bats to break the glass of flags, as bystanders in the heav- provide details about the businesses and vehicles parked AP ily Democratic city gave them charges, which are the first at dealerships. Protesters unhappy with the presidential election march arm-in-arm, Thursday in high-fives. step in the court martial Officers began pushing back Philadelphia. “As a white, queer person, we process. against the crowd that threw need unity with people of color, Charged are Joshua Bobo, glass bottles and a trash can, ing streets, Officer Norma Eisen- The persisting protests led His supporters also took to so- we need to stand up,” said Claire Jaelen Gadson, Tevin Long, making 26 arrests and using man said. An officer was injured Trump himself to fire back, cial media to accuse protesters of Bye, a 15-year-old sophomore at Christopher Monge and Jalen flash-bang devices and pepper near police headquarters, leading tweeting: “Just had a very open sour grapes and refusing to re- Academy High School. “I’m Swett of the class of 2017, spray to force people to disperse. to one arrest, but Eisenman had and successful presidential elec- spect the democratic process, fighting for my rights as an along with Jared Rogers of the In Los Angeles, protests were no details about the circum- tion. Now professional protest- though there were no significant LGBTQ person. I’m fighting for class of 2016. The names of mostly peaceful, but 185 people stances or the injury. The officer ers, incited by the media, are counterprotests. the rights of brown people, black their lawyers weren’t initially were arrested, mostly for block- was released after treatment. protesting. Very unfair!” In Portland, police termed the people, Muslim people.” available. The cadets are on administra- tive leave away from the acad- Obituaries emy. Ruby Bell Davidson born Nov. 23, 1926, in DeKalb four sisters, Mary Rose Savannah Ruby made quilts for her decen- come, and she would make a big Spears County, Tenn. Davidson, Lennie Opal Davison dants. Baby quilts when they dinner for them all. She loved Zuckerberg: That She is the daughter of the late (Nash), Lillian Odell Davison were born and full-size quilts having company. Anyone that Facebook influenced COOKEVILLE Funeral serv- Elijah Ancil Davidson and Sallie (Moss), Josie Irene Davison when they married. She made came to visit could expect to be ices will be held for Ruby Bell Ann Jackson. She married the late (Geer); four brothers, Amos clothes for her little brothers and fed. election is 'crazy' Davidson Spears at 11 a.m. Sat- Levi Willard Spears on Sept. 30, Franklin Davison, William Her- sisters and for her own children Ruby was a member of the urday, Nov. 12, 89, of Cookeville, 1944. bert Davison, Toy Albert Davi- when they came along. The Church Of Jesus Christ of Latter- NEW YORK (AP) — Face- at Church of Jesus Christ of Lat- Ruby is survived by five chil- son, and Ezra Franklin Davison; whole community would bring day Saints. She attended regularly book CEO Mark Zuckerberg ter-day Saints. Burial will be in dren, Melvin Lavon Spears, four half-brothers, Willie clothing for her to alter or patch. and always paid a full tithing. She says the idea that Facebook in- Boiling Springs Cemetery. William Ray Spears, Roberta Clarence Davison, Charlie Ancil She usually did not charge any- taught the little children for many fluenced the outcome of the Family will receive friends Spears (Grier), James Edward Davison, Bobby C. Davison, and thing and would only take pay years at church, and when she got U.S. election is a “crazy idea.” today, Friday, Nov. 11, from 5-8 Spears, and Royce Dale Spears; Thomas Edward Davison; half- when it was pressed upon her. older and could not do as much, During an interview Thurs- p.m. at the church. two half-sisters, Jane Marie Wilk- sister Michelle Davison. For many years each Monday she still said, I still count as one day with “The Facebook Ef- Mrs. Spears passed away erson, and Linda Carol Quillen; Ruby has five children, 18 evening was family time for her. when I am here. fect” author David Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2016, at her and half-brother John Thurman grandchildren, 38 great-grand- She invited all her children, Whitson Funeral Home is in Kirkpatrick, Zuckerberg re- residence. Davidson. children, and at least nine great- grandchildren, etc., and some- charge of arrangements, 931-526- sponded to criticisms that Ruby Bell Davidson Spears was Ruby was preceded in death by great-grandchildren. times neighbors and friends to 2151. Facebook helped spread mis- information by allowing for the sharing and re-sharing of fake news stories. Alina Fernandez Funeral Home is in charge of Dixie Nell Russell the funeral home on Saturday, Wright. Dixie was a member of Zuckerberg says the idea that COOKEVILLE — Mrs. Alina arrangements, 931-526-6111. Nov. 12, from 9 a.m. until service the Monroe Christian Church. people voted the way they did Fernandez, 56, of Silver Point, LIVINGSTON — Funeral serv- time. Mrs. Russell is survived by her because they saw a fake news passed away on Nov. 6, 2016, at ices will be held for Dixie Nell Mrs. Russell passed away on husband, Ramsey Wood Russell; story shows “profound lack of Signature Health Care of Putnam Russell, 74, of Hilham, at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2016, at four sisters, Nancy Jeanene empathy” for people who County. Saturday, Nov. 12, from the Cookeville Regional Medical Cichy, Edna L. Isbell, Etta P. voted for Donald Trump. Services will be held at a later chapel of the Hall Funeral Home Center. Savage, and Vanita Richards; and date. of Livingston. Mrs. Dixie Nell Russell was a host of family and friends. Hooper-Huddleston & Horner Burial will follow in the Over- born in Monroe, Overton County, Hall Funeral Home of Liv- 4 children die in ton County Memorial Gardens. Tenn. on April 2, 1942, to the late ingston is in charge of arrange- wreck on Interstate Family will receive friends at Houston and Kellie Worley ments, 931-823-5010. Vallie Mae “Walker” Joe Wilson; daughters, Vickie 95 in South Carolina Wilson Ann Wilson and Lois Evelyn Wilson; grandchildren, Chayna, YEMASSEE, S.C. (AP) — COOKEVILLE — A graveside Krista, Terry, Brandon, Brian, Jeanette Vinson Searle Son Memorial Park. Pallbearers member of New Vision Church Rescue personnel say four service will be held for Vallie Renee, Nicole and Jason; great- were: Corey Willett, Marcus in Westmoreland, Tenn. children have been killed and Mae “Walker” Wilson, 90, of An- grandchildren, Jesse, Trace, LAFAYETTE — Jeanette Vin- Troutt, Bradley Boles, Steve In addition to her husband, she several adults have suffered derson, at 3 p.m. on Saturday, Zachary, Justin, Adelyn, Emma- son Searle departed this life on Henley, Christ Johnson, Fran- is survived by sons, Troy and serious injury in a wreck in- Nov. 12, at Crest lyn, Everett, Sara, Kory, Landon, Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2016, at Uni- cisco Andrade, Bobby David- wife, Lisa Martin, of volving a car and a tractor- Lawn Memorial Logan, Kaleb, Kirsten, Bailey, versity of Texas MD Anderson son, and Cody Grasty. Millersville, Greg and wife, trailer on Interstate 95 in Cemetery. Braden and Colton. Cancer Center in Reba Jeanette Vinson Searle Dana Earheart, Shaun and wife, Colleton County. Vallie Mae” Vallie is preceded in death by Houston, Texas, was born on Thursday, July 20, Meshell Dunn, all of Lafayette; The South Carolina Highway Walker” Wilson her parents; brother Albert at the age of 66. 1950 in Smith County, Tenn., to mother, Betty Smith; sisters, Patrol told local media outlets passed away on Walker; sisters, Julean Davis and Funeral serv- Betty Walden Smith and the late Wanda Clinton and Angie that the wreck happened Thursday, Nov. Allie Rae; and sons Carlos and ices for Jeanette William Vinson. Boles, both of Cookeville, Bar- shortly after 4 a.m. Friday near 10, 2016, at Albert Wilson. Searle, of In addition to her father, she bie Vinson, of Crossville; grand- Yemassee. Community Hospital Anderson. Online condolences may be Lafayette, will was preceded in death by children, Paige Martin, Sara Colleton County Fire and Vallie was born Thursday, April made to the family at crestlawn- be held Satur- brother, Michael Vinson and sis- Martin, Chance Martin, Kaylee Rescue’s Twitter account 22, 1926, in Putnam County to memorial.com. day, Nov. 12, at 2 p.m. from the ter, Debbie Kendall. She was Dunn, and Cooper Dunn. states that four children died at the late Chris Davis and Renie Crest Lawn Funeral Home is in Anderson & Son Funeral Home married to William “Bill” Searle Arrangements by the Anderson the scene when a car ended up Walker Terry. charge of arrangements, 931- Chapel in Lafayette, with Pastor on Oct. 21, 1995, who survives. & Son Funeral Home, trapped beneath the rig. Vallie was a loving wife, 526-6384. Duane Garner officiating. Inter- She worked at Clinique cos- Lafayette, Directors, 615-666- One person was flown to a mother, grandmother and great- ment followed in Anderson & metics sales. Jeanette was a 4011 Charleston area hospital and grandmother. She loved spending two others were taken to Col- time with her family and friends leton Medical Center in Wal- and telling old stories from the terboro. good old days. Call 526-9715 to subscribe The names of the victims Vallie is survived by her sons, have not been released. Danny “Vicky” Wilson and Billy A6 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, November 11, 2016 LOCAL/NATION After deadly police encounters, voters OK civilian oversight DENVER (AP) — Amid a national push for nia, voters created a powerful civilian-run police Nicholas Mitchell. Enforcement found at least 144 such oversight greater police accountability, voters in several commission to investigate problems within the de- Civilian police review boards began forming dur- agencies in 2016 in the nation — up from 100 in major cities have approved measures to create or partment reeling from a sex scandal involving sev- ing the civil rights movement in the 1960s and 2001. Some cities such as New York and Chicago strengthen civilian oversight of law enforcement. eral officers. flourished in the early 1990s after Rodney King’s have inspector generals or police monitors who re- The trend reflects growing public demand for in- Denver voters added provisions to the city charter beating by police officers in Los Angeles was cap- view policy and procedure; others have boards that dependent reviews of misconduct claims after to protect the existing independent monitor system. tured on video, said Samuel Walker, a policing ex- eye citizen complaints about officers. deadly police encounters in cities such as Ferguson, The measure makes it impossible for officials to pert who studies citizen oversight. Many of those efforts were launched through ex- Missouri, Baltimore and New York spotlighted po- cut the position without another public vote. Yet some efforts fizzled or shrank over the years ecutive orders or because city councils approved lice use-of-force and interaction with minorities. “There’s a recognition that to help fix the issues due to budget cuts and other problems before the ordinances. It’s unusual that the issue has been put Voters in New Orleans, Honolulu, Miami and San in policing, we need not only to be focused on the recent resurgence. directly to voters, Walker said, a sign that more Francisco passed plans Tuesday to bolster existing few bad apples but to identify problems with the A Justice Department-funded study by the Na- people see civilian oversight as a key part of public civilian oversight programs. In Oakland, Califor- barrel itself,” said Denver’s independent monitor, tional Association of Civilian Oversight of Law safety.

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Nation in Brief Immigrants gripped by deportation fears PHOENIX (AP) — President-elect Don- grants to apply for citizenship so they can mits, social security numbers and protects DACA and married to an American citi- ald Trump launched his candidacy on an eventually obtain legal status for relatives. them from deportation. zen, which should allow him to get per- Let freedom ring: anti-immigrant sentiment and has vowed “The more we can naturalize people and The Phoenix mother of three says de- manent residency soon. Bald eagles freed to repeal a key Obama administration pro- stabilize our families and root our commu- ferred action allowed her to work and He came to the U.S. with his parents il- gram that shields hundreds of thousands nities the better,” said Julio Perez, execu- graduate with a biochemistry degree from legally when he was three and didn’t find from storm drain of people from deportation. tive director of California’s Orange Arizona State University in 2015. She out about his legal status until he tried to Now, many immigrants in the country il- County Labor Federation, which is spon- hopes to be a pharmacist one day. enlist in the Marine Corps and could not ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — A legally, or with relatives who are, fear de- soring naturalization events in response to But Trump has promised to end DACA, do so without a social security card. couple of bald eagles were portation and separation from their the election. and Ruiz fears she could be sent to Mex- All four of Nazario’s siblings were born rescued after getting stuck in families. Thirty-two-year-old Karina Ruiz is one ico and separated from her U.S.-born chil- in the U.S. and his parents would probably a storm drain in Orlando, In immigrant-heavy areas like Los Ange- of 741,000 immigrants benefiting from dren. have been eligible to stay under an expan- Florida. les and Phoenix, activists are scrambling the program launched by President Barack “I’m not giving up DACA so easily, not sion of Obama’s DACA program called Local news organizations to provide informational meetings for im- Obama called Deferred Action for Child- going down without a fight,” Ruiz said. Deferred Action for Parents of Americans. report that one of the eagles migrants to help them protect themselves hood Arrivals, or DACA. Michael Nazario, a 27-year-old commu- But the program was challenged in court was taken in by specialists from deportation. Others want legal immi- It allows young adults to get work per- nity activist from Phoenix, is shielded by and never went into effect. after it suffered several in- juries. After rescue crews arrived at the scene Thursday to free the birds, the first eagle man- Trump likely to try to axe environment initiatives aged to fly away, while the second sunk deeper into the issues such as opening more pub- drain. The second bird was New president lic land and offshore areas to oil eventually freed, but was and gas drilling, building more badly injured. wants more energy infrastructure and reduc- The bird was taken to the ing environmental regulations, Audubon Center for Birds of coal, drilling American Petroleum Institute Prey, where it’s being cared President Jack Gerard said Thurs- for. Rehabilitation supervisor and fracking day. He would not say whether he Dianna Flynt says it will take supported a U.S. withdrawal from a few weeks before the eagle GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — the Paris climate agreement. makes a full recovery and is President-elect Donald Trump Likewise, the coal industry be- released into the wild. has not minced words about his lieves Trump “understands the ur- approach to environment and en- gent need to rein in the ergy policy: He loathes regulation Washington bureaucracy and Man accused of and wants to increase the use of sweeping, excessive regulations” slaying teens coal, offshore drilling and frack- to protect coal jobs in an industry ing. where sharply falling demand for behind store pleads Trump has said he believes cli- coal has led to permanent plant mate change is a hoax and that he closures, the American Coal not guilty would “cancel” U.S. involvement Council said. in the landmark Paris Agreement “The coal sector has been dev- ATLANTA (AP) — A man on global warming. astated by lower demand and job accused of killing two 17- While he’s been vague about AP file loss in recent years due to the year-olds behind an Atlanta- precise policies, Trump’s election mounting impact of regulations area supermarket has pleaded likely means trouble for some of Coal miners wave signs as Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks dur- pointed squarely at our industry,” not guilty. President Barack Obama’s signa- ing a rally in Charleston, W.Va. American Coal Council CEO News outlets report that 20- ture environmental initiatives, en- Betsy Monseu said. year-old Jeffrey Hazelwood vironmentalists and policy Some question whether it would entered his plea in a Fulton analysts say. dead. We have many tools to help majority of voters in at least two effort to put the shrinking energy make economic sense for the U.S. County court Thursday, more They say it’s probable that preserve it,” said David Goldston, states believe global warming is a sector back to work. In a speech to attempt to increase the use of than a week after he was in- Trump’s administration will seek director of government affairs for serious problem. in the Bakken shale fields of coal, a fuel being phased out of dicted on 15 counts, includ- to weaken or kill the Clean Power the Natural Resources Defense An exit poll conducted for The North Dakota, he also said he the energy picture due to its pol- ing charges of murder, Plan, a cornerstone Obama policy Council. “He can’t just snap his Associated Press and television would increase hydraulic fractur- lution and falling prices of renew- aggravated assault and aggra- meant to reduce carbon pollution fingers and wish away regula- networks found that about half of ing, or fracking, in the nation’s ables such as solar and wind. vated sexual battery. from the nation’s power plants as tions. There’d be a backlash, Trump voters in Florida, a state shale and natural gas reserves to “Coal is not coming back,” said Prosecutors say Hazelwood part of an effort to combat climate which would make Congress he carried, agreed that climate further remove any dependence Michael Brune, Sierra Club exec- fatally shot Carter Davis and change. think twice.” change was a serious problem. In on foreign energy sources. utive director. Natalie Henderson Aug. 1 in The Clean Power Plan is being Any move to back out of the Maine, just over half of Trump Industry advocates are buoyed “Ask investors on Wall Street, or Roswell. A medical exam- challenged in federal court, and if Clean Power Plan or the Paris supporters also agreed, while by the possibilities presented by regulators at the state and local iner’s report said Henderson it survives, Trump could move to Agreement could be extremely about four in 10 disagreed. Trump’s win. level who are choosing solar and was found naked in a “sexu- scuttle it. But not without a fight. unpopular moves, environmental- Trump also has vowed to tap “We look forward to working wind because of basic econom- ally suggestive position,” “We don’t consider the CPP ists argue. Polls have shown a into America’s coal reserves in an with the new administration” on ics.” while Davis was wearing only shorts with his arms out- stretched on each side. The Atlanta Journal-Consti- tution reports Hazelwood ‘Big data’ questioned in wake of Trump’s surprising victory was in court for three min- utes, during which time he By MATT SEDENSKY uses history as a guide to who “Big data” has been a buzzword was calm and still, unlike the Associated Press will win the presidency through for the last decade in Silicon Val- shaking man who appeared in 13 true-or-false questions look- ley. Investors and tech compa- court in the days after his Au- For an American public that re- ing at economic indicators, mili- nies, from little-known startups gust arrest. lies on data for everything from tary failure and success, social to corporate giants, have poured where to find the best taco to the unrest and third-party candida- billions of dollars into software likely victor in a baseball game, cies. He’s been consistently right. and computer systems that prom- Deliberations Election Day offered a jarring “Polls are not predictions. They ise to pore through mountains of entering third day in wake-up: The data was wrong. are snapshots and they are information and glean useful in- Donald Trump’s stunning elec- abused and misused as though sights into business trends or Ohio cop toral win came despite prognos- they are predictions,” he said. consumer behavior. ticators’ overwhelming insistence Claudia Deane, a vice president David Dill, a computer science shooting case he would lose. And it has forced at Pew Research Center, said professor at Stanford University, many to question not just politi- many traditional methodologies said it has opened the door to do CINCINNATI (AP) — Jury cal polling, but other facets of life in opinion polling are under at- things that weren’t possible be- deliberations will stretch into that are being informed and di- tack as survey experts try to fore. It enabled the collection of a third day in the murder trial rected by data. adapt to changing technology vast stockpiles of information all of a white former police offi- “If ‘big data’ is not that useful AP and communication methods. while advances in computing cer who fatally shot an un- for predicting an election then She says researchers are trying to hardware and online networking Supporters watch as results come in at the a GOP election armed black man during a how much should we be relying find ways to accurately tap into have made it possible to run party in Cedar Falls, Iowa. traffic stop last year near the on it for predicting civil uprisings social media or other indicators more sophisticated analytical University of Cincinnati. in countries where we have an in- of public opinion that could en- programs and crunch bigger sets Hamilton County Judge terest or predicting future terror tyEight, the site from the her- watching returns come in but not hance phone and internet sur- of data more quickly. Megan Shanahan sequestered attacks?” asked Patrick Tucker, alded election-predictor Nate Sil- in Clinton’s favor. veys, but scientific methods are Even so, there’s plenty of hype the jury of 10 whites and two the author of “The Naked Future: ver. She purposely sought to look “There was just so much rein- still being developed. and unreasonable expectations blacks for a second night What Happens in a World That beyond her biases, living in a forcement from the media that “The surveys are trying to pre- for what analytics can do. Thursday and told them to re- Anticipates Your Every Move?” neighborhood dotted with signs this was pretty locked down.” dict the popular vote, and we’re “Even if you have a lot of data sume deliberating Friday at 8 His book examines predictive an- for Clinton, a candidate she ad- Allan Lichtman, a history pro- doing that in a country where we and you go after it with the most a.m. EST. The courthouse alytics that aim to pinpoint an- mired, and took in a variety of fessor at American University, have a 50-50 electorate,” she sophisticated, amazing tech- would otherwise be closed swers to questions as varied as news sources. was among the few who defied said. “Polling is not built for that niques, it may not tell you any- for the Veterans Day holiday. when a person will get married to Then came Tuesday night. the confluence of polls and pro- kind of precision. It’s not an ex- thing or it may mislead, because Shanahan said jurors re- how many kindergartners in a “This is not going the way it’s jected Trump’s win. cuse, it’s just a mathematical the data doesn’t have the infor- quested to review testimony given class will end up with a supposed to go,” she thought, His model, developed in 1981, fact.” mation you need,” Dill said. by experts on police use of cold. deadly force. Ray Tensing, Technology has filled people’s 26, has said he feared for his lives with crowdsourced, data- life when Sam DuBose, 43, driven or otherwise instructive tried to drive away July 19, metrics and left many convinced 2015. of their validity. Authorities, downtown We look to Yelp rankings to find businesses and schools have a good meal and TripAdvisor to been monitoring develop- gauge a city’s finest hotel. Net- ments closely. 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WASHINGTON (AP) — Don- opaque pattern in Trump’s moves leaders of Israel, Egypt, South on his plane to events, sometimes near future.” in the Oval Office was recorded ald Trump is keeping Americans since his victory Tuesday. He Korea and Australia. starting his rallies before his The White House Correspon- by the pool of White House re- in the dark about his earliest con- was entirely out of sight on The White House typically re- press corps had arrived. The dents’ Association, which coordi- porters, photographers and TV versations and decisions as pres- Wednesday. His aides said he leases statements on the presi- practice did not extend to his run- nates press pools and advocates journalists who cover the presi- ident-elect, bucking a was huddled with advisers at his dent’s phone calls with foreign ning mate, Mike Pence, who was for transparency at the White dent. long-standing practice intended offices in New York. His team leaders, providing some details followed by a traditional pool of House, urged Trump to allow Every president and president- to ensure the public has a watch- has not put out a daily schedule, about the conversation. Past pres- journalists. journalists to cover his meetings elect in recent memory has trav- ful eye on its new leader. or offered any detailed updates idents-elect have had early brief- News organizations had tried and other movements. eled with a pool of journalists Trump on Thursday refused to on how he has spent his time. ings with journalists, even in for weeks to coordinate a pool of “This decision could leave when leaving the White House allow journalists to travel with They have not acknowledged confusing first hours after Elec- journalists to travel with Trump Americans blind about his grounds. him to Washington for his his- phone calls or other contact with tion Day. immediately after Election Day if whereabouts and well-being in A pool of reporters and photog- toric first meetings with Presi- world leaders. But early signs suggest Trump he won. The Associated Press is the event of a national crisis,” raphers was in the motorcade dent Barack Obama and When Russian President is willing to break protocol when among those reaching out to said Jeff Mason, White House when President John F. Kennedy congressional leaders. The Re- Vladimir Putin sent a congratula- it comes to press access and Trump advisers about press ac- correspondent for Reuters and was shot and killed in Dallas. publican’s top advisers rebuffed tory telegram to Trump on transparency. cess. the group’s president. “Not al- The pool was just steps away news organizations’ requests for Wednesday, Moscow spread the As a candidate, Trump railed Trump spokeswoman Hope lowing a pool of journalists to from President Ronald Reagan a small “pool” of journalists to word. A phone call with British against the press as “disgusting” Hicks said the president-elect’s travel with and cover the next when he was shot outside a hotel trail him as he attended the meet- Prime Minster Theresa May was and “dishonest.” He refused to team expects “to operate a tradi- president of the United States is in the District of Columbia, and ings. announced in London. The pat- allow a pool of campaign re- tional pool and look forward to unacceptable.” was stationed outside his hospital The decision was part of an tern was repeated for calls with porters and photographers to fly implementing our plans in the Trump’s meeting with Obama as he recovered.

Iran deal endangered if Trump seeks to renegotiate Trump could reshape WASHINGTON (AP)— Don- would have been prepared to ald Trump isn’t going to rip up walk away from talks. Justice Department’s the Iran nuclear deal on day one Trump’s exact plans are as president, but his vows to vague, however, and a renego- renegotiate the terms and in- tiation would be difficult. Iran civil rights focus crease enforcement could im- has little incentive to open talks peril an agreement that has put over a deal it is satisfied with. WASHINGTON (AP) — A But Trump’s election has off the threat of Tehran devel- And none of the other countries Donald Trump administration stirred concern from civil rights oping atomic weapons. Em- in the seven-nation accord has could radically reshape the Jus- advocates that some of that boldened Republican expressed interest in picking tice Department, particularly work could be undone, set aside lawmakers are already consid- apart an understanding that civil rights efforts that became or at least minimized under a ering ways to test Iran’s resolve took more than a decade of one of its most pressing and Trump administration. to live up to the deal. stop-and-go diplomacy and al- high-profile priorities over the “The Civil Rights Division was As a candidate, Trump issued most two full years of negotia- past eight years. just building a head of steam a variety of statements about tion to complete. The department, under the over the last two, three years, last year’s pact. As Iran’s supreme leader, Ay- AP Obama administration and the and it raises really serious con- He called it “stupid,” a “lop- atollah Ali Khamenei, has said: country’s first two black attor- cerns about whether we now sided disgrace” and the “worst If the U.S. tears up the agree- Secretary of State John Kerry talks with Iranian Foreign neys general, has investigated lose traction on these issues,” deal ever negotiated,” railing ment, “we will light it on fire.” Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif in Vienna. about two dozen police agencies Anthony Romero, executive di- against its time-limited restric- President Hassan Rouhani said for civil rights violations and rector of the ACLU, said of a tions on Iran’s enrichment of this week no country could sim- tions that devastated Iran’s and America would be alarmed reached court-enforceable con- section that former Attorney uranium and other nuclear ac- ply change what was agreed, economy. by any Iranian escalation of its sent decrees with many of them. General Eric Holder called the tivity, and painting U.S. and pointing to a U.N. Security It has been largely respected nuclear program. But the ac- It refused to defend a federal law “crown jewel” of the depart- European concessions as weak Council resolution that en- despite undiminished U.S.- cord rests on fragile ground, that banned the recognition of ment. and ineffective. dorsed the package. Iranian tensions throughout the with powerful contingencies in gay marriage. It sued North Car- One overt change could come Trump said that he doesn’t The deal, which went into ef- Middle East, including their Washington and Tehran vehe- olina over a bathroom bill that it in the department’s approach to- want to simply tear up the fect in January, forced Iran to support for rival sides in Syria mently opposed and looking for said discriminated against trans- ward policing and relationships agreement. Instead, he spoke of pull back from the brink of nu- and Yemen’s civil wars. any excuse to break it apart. In gender people. And it imple- between police and the commu- reopening the diplomacy and clear weapons capacity in ex- Each side has leverage: Iran such a climate, it’s unclear what mented new racial profiling nities they serve, an issue that’s declared that unlike President change for an end to many of doesn’t want a new onslaught Trump’s demands for a renego- limits on federal law-enforce- move to the forefront in the last Barack Obama’s diplomats, he the U.S. and European sanc- of U.S.-led economic pressure tiation might mean. ment agencies. two years. Herald-Citizen

Friday, November 11, 2016 LIVING 9 Longtime Happy addict seeks to Thanksgiving end downward from Cookeville spiral of his life Senior Center EAR ABBY: I am a 46-year-old drug e wish you and your loved ones a user. I have been happy and safe Thanksgiving. I addicted for more Wam so glad our nation pauses to be Dthan 20 years. I know it’s grateful for our blessings. Yesterday, the wrong. I know I can be a bet- Center celebrated Thanksgiving and ex- ter person. I got hooked when pressed appreciation to veterans with a pro- a supposed friend introduced gram by one of our veterans, Roger Dereske, me to crack in 1992. If I could describing “Operation Deep Freeze.” Later, only go back to that day, I’d we enjoyed a wonderful lunch with turkey kick the you-know-what out of and the trimmings. This monthly lunch is him. I was all set to make open to the public, adults only. Pay $5 or something of my life. bring a covered dish per person. In 2010, my dad was diag- There is no fee to become a participant at nosed with lung cancer. It only this Center. The basic ways we generate rev- got worse. I have hurt the peo- enue to sponsor some of our activities are ple I care about the most. I from items donated to have stolen from my mom. I the thrift store, from have written checks on her Senior dances, from lunches, bank account and pawned her Corner from our Christmas bake jewelry. I don’t know what to sale, and from bus do. tours. We appreciate Dear I know everyone who con- I’m de- tributes to the success of Abby pressed those activities. We are since Dad TTU also thankful for volun- died. I’m teers, for donations of also dis- Artist Amanda McCavour speaks about her artwork on display at the Appalachian Center for Craft. money or food, for prizes abled and for Bingo, for services on disabil- offered such as blood ity. I pretty pressure checks, balance much kept Fibers artist brings ‘Rooms’ Maxine evaluations, hearing aid everything Frasier checks, blood sugar in check checks, and for each of until 2001 the speakers who give of Abigail when I exhibit to Craft Center their time to keep us abreast of valuable in- lost the formation. Van Buren job I’d Solo exhibition “Rooms” by Arts Council, The Toronto Arts Canada. McCavour recently com- If you are 50 years of age or older and have held for 17 Toronto-based fibers artist Amanda Council, The Handweavers and pleted residencies at Harbourfront never been to this Center or if you have not years. I have drifted from job McCavour is on display in Tennessee Spinners Guild of America, Craft Centre’s Textile Studio in Toronto, at attended in several years, we encourage you to job ever since. Tech’s Appalachian Center for Ontario, The Ontario Society of Maison des Metiers D’art de Quebec to check out this facility. If you want to stay So there it is. I have devel- Craft’s Gallery Two. The exhibition Artists, The Surface Design Associ- in Quebec City and the Klondike In- physically and mentally fit, eat a healthy oped COPD. I’m on oxygen can be viewed through Nov. 27. ation and The Embroiderers Guild of stitute of Art and Culture in Dawson lunch, and engage in activities and games full time and can’t work. I ask McCavour works with thread to America. City, Yukon. that provide opportunities to learn and laugh myself why I’m suddenly create large-scale embroidered in- Through a grant awarded by the This exhibition is on view in and make friends, this could be the place for doing three and four times stallations. Her artwork explores Ontario Arts Council, McCavour Gallery Two of the ACC and is open you. It’s never too late to try a good thing. more than I’ve ever done. Do concepts such as connections to was able to visit with ACC fibers daily to the public Monday through Our daily activities, dances, and trips may you think I’m that depressed? home, the fibers of the body and studio and demonstrate her tech- Saturday from 10 a.m.–5 p.m. and be viewed on our website at That I’m trying to speed my more formal considerations of thread niques to students. Sundays from noon–5 p.m. www.cookevilleseniorcenter.org. Calendars own death? I’m at a loss and as a material. Through experimenta- She holds a bachelor of fine arts de- The Appalachian Center for Craft is and flyers for trips are available at the Center need some guidance. I con- tion and creation within her studio, gree from York University where she located approximately six miles from located at 186 S. Walnut Avenue. Our phone template suicide daily, but I she continues to investigate line in studied drawing and in May 2014 Interstate 40 at exit 273. Go south on number is 931-526-9318. Hours are 8 a.m.-4 guess I’m too much of a cow- the context of embroidery, drawing she completed her master of fine arts Hwy. 56; turn left immediately after p.m. Monday-Friday and 5 p.m. on Thurs- ard. Can you help me? — and installation. degree in fibers and material studies crossing Hurricane Bridge. This drive days for Beginning and Conversational END OF MY ROPE IN She has received numerous awards at Tyler School of Art in Philadel- leads to the Craft Center. For more Spanish; the dance follows at 6:30 p.m. FLORIDA and scholarships from The Canada phia, Pa. She shows her work in gal- information call 372-3051 or visit Chair Yoga 9-10 a.m.; Table Tennis 9:30- DEAR END OF YOUR Council for the Arts, The Ontario leries across the United States and www.tntech.edu/craftcenter/. 10:30 a.m.; Zumba 10:30-11:30; Lunch ROPE: At this point, the only 11:30-12:30; Beginning Line Dance at noon; person who can help you is Advanced Line Dance 1 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. yourself. The problem with Drawing 201 with Carol Joyce 1:45 p.m.; using drugs is that after a pe- Cards and Dominoes always available. riod of time, the body builds Leonard Cohen dies at age 82 Nov. 17, 10:30 a.m., The Book Club meets up a tolerance, and it takes (third Thursday of the month). more and more of them to By ANDREW DALTON and opening lines to lift to every one of his songs. As far Dec. 9, 11 a.m., Christmas Covered Dish achieve a high. This may be ROBERT JABLON Cohen’s “Bird as I know, no one else comes close to Lunch and a Christmas Carol Sing-a-Long why your use has increased Associated Press Writer on a Wire,” on this in modern music.” with Janet Worley. Thanks to Circuit Court the way it has. his tombstone. It was Dylan who first recognized Clerk Marcia Borys for donating the turkey. Because programs to help LOS ANGELES (AP) — Leonard They would be the potential of 1984’s “Hallelujah, Our bake sale will be Dec. 12-22. people break their drug habit Cohen, the baritone-voiced Canadian a perfect epitaph performing it twice in concert during Nov. 16, 10:30 a.m., Dr. Grisham’s Health usually cost money — which singer-songwriter who seamlessly for Cohen him- the mid-1980s, once in Cohen’s na- Clinic measures body mass index, body fat you don’t have — go to blended spirituality and sexuality in self: “Like a bird tive Canada. percentage, blood pressure. www.na.org to find the loca- songs like “Hallelujah,” “Suzanne” on a wire, like a It had gone unnoticed when it came Nov. 16, 12:15 p.m., Jean Smith from tion of the nearest Narcotics and “Bird on a Wire,” has died at age drunk in a mid- out on an independent-label album UCHRA speaks regarding the “LIHEAP, Anonymous meeting. As you 82. Cohen night choir, I that had been rejected by Cohen’s Energy Assistance Program.” may already know, NA is a fel- A memorial will take place in Los have tried in my label. He had filled a notebook with Nov. 21, 12:15 p.m., Signature Health Care lowship in which addicts help Angeles at a later date, Catherine way to be free.” some 80 verses before recording the conducts blood pressure checks. each other to get off and stay McNelly, a representative from his “Hamilton” star and creator Lin- song, which he said despite its reli- Nov. 23, 12:15 p.m., Dr. Grisham speaks on off drugs. Please give it a try record label, said Thursday. No fur- Manuel Miranda quoted those lines gious references to David, Bathseba “Dealing With the Carbs at Thanksgiving.” because it could save your life. ther details on his death were given. on Twitter Thursday night as one of and Samson was an attempt to give a Nov. 24-26, closed for the Thanksgiving. DEAR ABBY: My friend Cohen, also renowned as a poet, many paying tribute to Cohen. nonreligious context to hallelujah, an Dec. 2, 10:30 a.m., Dr. Grisham’s health Bryan and I were at a sports novelist and aspiring Zen monk, The Montreal-born Cohen never expression of praise. clinic bar watching a football game. blended folk music with a darker, seemed quite as comfortable on Cohen recorded four verses, but he Trips: Must be 21 or older to participant We had ordered a large pizza, sexual edge that won him fans around stage, however, and he chalked it up sent several more to John Cale, a Jan. 29-Feb. 4, 2017: Orlando for the Holy but had time for only one slice the world and among fellow musi- in part to being the old man among founding Velvet Underground mem- Land experience before we had to leave. I cians like Bob Dylan and R.E.M. the group. “I was at least 10 years ber who recorded “Hallelujah” for a April 27-May 5, 2017: Tuscany wanted to offer the remaining He remained wildly popular into his older than the rest of them,” he told 1991 tribute album. May 18-24, 2017 New York City pizza to a group of college-age 80s, when his deep voice plunged to Magazine, a supplement to the Span- It’s the Cale version that has be- Sept. 28-29, 2017: Ark Encounter, creation students sitting at a nearby seriously gravelly depths. He toured ish newspaper El Mundo, in 2001. come the standard and was used by museum, Kentucky tour table. Bryan was horrified and as recently as earlier this year and re- Judy Collins, who had a hit with its most celebrated singer, the late Dances: 6:30-9:30 p.m., $5 insisted we just leave. He said leased a new album, “You Want it Cohen’s song “Suzanne,” once re- Jeff Buckley, whose 1994 recording Thursdays: Must be 40 years of age or older to offer the pizza would be in- Darker,” just last month. called he was so shy that he quit really began the launch of the song as to attend. Cookeville DJ Scott Stevens plays sulting. His “Hallelujah” went from cult hit halfway through his first public per- cultural phenomenon. your favorite music, including requests, for When I pointed out that an- to modern standard, now an unending formance of it and she had to coax Cohen was inducted into the Rock three hours non-stop. other couple had once given us staple on movies, TV shows, him back onstage. and Roll Hall of Fame in 2008, Saturdays: Must be 18 years of age or older a half-filled bottle of cham- YouTube videos, reality shows and Like Dylan, his voice lacked polish telling the audience: “This is a very to attend. pagne (they were heading to high school choir concerts. but rang with emotion. unlikely occasion for me. It is not a Nov. 12, Starr Mountain Band the theater), we accepted and Cohen, who once said he got into In 2016, Dylan told The New distinction that I coveted or even Nov. 19, Rode West Band appreciated it. He said that music because he couldn’t make a Yorker that Cohen’s best work was dared dream about.” Nov. 26, closed was different. What do you living as a poet, rose to prominence “deep and truthful, “multidimen- In songs such as “Sisters of Dec. 3, Slick Nickel think? — TRYING TO BE during the folk music revival of the sional” and “surprisingly melodic.” Mercy,” Cohen melded romantic Dec. 10, Starr Mountain Band NICE IN L.A. 1960s. During those years, he trav- “When people talk about Leonard, imagery with minimal orchestration Dec. 17, Rode West Band DEAR TRYING TO BE eled the folk circuit with younger they fail to mention his melodies, to produce music that rang with the We’re changing, we’re growing and we’re NICE: I think you’re a nicer artists like Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Joan which to me, along with his lyrics, authenticity of traditional folk having fun. Join us! person than your friend Bryan. Baez and others. are his greatest genius,” Dylan said. songs. Many had a dark mood, fea- If the crowd at the next table His contemporary Kris Kristoffer- “Even the counterpoint lines — they turing black humor or sardonic so- Maxine Frasier is the director of the was insulted, they could have son once said that he wanted the give a celestial character and melodic cial commentary. Cookeville Senior Center. refused your generous offer. Bryan may have nixed the idea because he didn’t think of it Heavenly Host Christmas Bazaar first. Oprah reflects on President-elect Donald Trump TH DEAR VETERANS: I S ATURDAY , N OV . 1 2 9 A M T O 3 P M salute you for your service to ATLANTA (AP) — As Oprah cratic hopeful Hillary Clinton, Obama said he was encouraged F R E E A D M I S S I O N this country. 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Friday, November 11, 2016 RELIGION 10 Thoughts Absolute, have Night Visitors added-on power truths One of the guys I was playing golf I accept and receive unexpected with made a statement about his the- good, unexpected money, unexpected ological belief that seemed to be love, unexpected kindness, unex- stretched a bit. pected generosity, unexpected offers, He said, “We have learned that there unexpected prosperity coming in un- are fifteen sacred doctrines that one expected ways from unexpected must adhere to in order to be a Chris- places in my life and the life of oth- tian.” ers. I am constantly guided and boldly We were waiting for the foursome empowered to re- in front of us to ceive the lavish hit out of the fair- abundance of the way. While we Universe. I ac- were waiting I cept the principle asked him what that abundance church he be- and prosperity longed to. After have already he told me I been given to me. asked him where My acceptance he learned that makes it real and one had to be- opens the space lieve in those fif- Karen for manifestation Gene teen doctrines to Langford to rush in. I open Skipworth be a Christian. wide the doors of He said he had my consciousness to receive and to always known it. give. It is done now. (Author un- I asked if he had learned it in Sunday known) school, or by some minister, or a I recently saw the above posted on member of the family or is it some- Facebook and immediately printed it thing that his church teaches. He said so that I could read it over and over to it is something he grew up with. have it become part of my every day I asked him, “What are some of the mantra. books you read that are related to the Thoughts have power, a lot more church, theology and the Bible.” He power than we have ever known. said “I just read the Bible. That is all Peace Pilgrim said, “If you realized I need to read.” how powerful your thoughts are, you I told him he should read the Bible would never think a negative with a good commentary handy and thought.” some books by current biblical schol- Buddha stated, “We are shaped by ars such as Bringas, Borg, Ehrman our thoughts; we become what we and Spong. think. When the mind is pure, joy fol- He let me know that one of the rea- lows like a shadow that never leaves.” sons the church is having so many I’ve been a student of New Thought problems is due to the liberal biblical for some time now, except it’s not re- scholars. “We don’t need biblical ally New Thought. It’s more like an- scholars to mess up something we cient wisdom, which has been around have learned and found true.” since the beginning of mankind. I In seminary we learned about per- have read probably hundreds of books sons who make absolutist statements about the power of our thoughts, so I about the faith. Statements like the know the information; except know- one he made “You can’t be a Chris- ing and doing are two entirely differ- tian if you don’t believe in the fifteen ent things. Eli Tucker, left, sings the part of Amahl and Nick Mullins sings the part of King Kasper in the Cookeville doctrines of my church.” My wife People who know me know that I’m First United Methodist version of Amahl and the Night Visitors. and I heard another one when we vis- pretty much a very positive and opti- ited a local church. The minister said, mistic person. The thing is, they don’t “If you don’t believe in the miracles know that there are many times when of Jesus, you can’t be a Christian.” I’m not thinking so positively. In fact, In those two absolutist statements, I sometimes go into that deep pit of plus many others, (“If you are not negativity and fear, and I go there ‘Amahl’ performed immersed in baptism, you can’t be more times than I care to admit. I just saved.”) are “Green Perfunctory.” don’t show it outwardly because I They are absolutist, added on, distor- don’t want to be responsible for tions of the truth, unnecessary ver- bringing others down with me. Sunday at First Methodist biage, too many words that get in the When my mind is filled with posi- way of the message. They are green tivity and love for all as well as for perfunctory. myself, my life is so much better and The music ministry of Cookeville and the Night Visitors has been pre- The inspiring story is sung by Eli It is time we took the words of Jesus brighter, things go better, and I feel First United Methodist Church will sented in opera houses, theatres, and Tucker who plays the part of Amahl. seriously. It is time we listen to what like I can take on the world. I know present the opera in one act by Gian- churches throughout the world. The mother is portrayed by Dexter he says. He never said we had to be- that everything is going to be all right, Carlo Menotti, Amahl and the Night Amahl, who is a crippled boy, lives Lowe, soprano. Nick Mullins, Kevin lieve in any doctrine to be saved, or that I can rest in the knowledge that Visitors, on Sunday, Nov. 13 at 6 p.m. with his mother in very poor surround- Salter and Josh Voiles are featured as believe in his miracles, or be baptized everything is in Divine Order, and in the sanctuary of the church. ings. They are visited by The Three the Three Kings and the part of the by emersion, or take the Bible liter- that I don’t have to worry about a The first opera commissioned espe- Kings who are seeking the Christ Page is sung by Tommy Elliot. The ally or believe in his second coming thing. One thing about being an im- cially for television, Amahl and the child. Shepherds from the nearby Shepherds are members of vocal en- to be his disciples. The church has path, though, is that I tend to take on Night Visitors was first presented by fields join in welcoming the kings. sembles at FUMC and the dancers are added on so much that distorts the the energies around me, and those en- the NBC Television Opera Theatre in When Amahl decides to give his under the direction of Beth Wheeler. simple message of Jesus. No, he ergies aren’t always so positive. New York City on Dec. 21, 1951. crutch to the Christ child as a gift, he There is no charge for admission and made the way of our commitment to Therefore, it just takes constant moni- In the years since, the story of Amahl is then able to walk. the public is invited. toring of my thoughts by overcoming See GENE, Page 12 the negative with the positive and lov- ing. Wayne Dyer wrote, “Begin noticing and being careful about keeping your imagination free of thoughts that you do not wish to materialize. Instead, Bible college preparing for open house initiate a practice of filling your cre- ative thoughts to overflow with ideas Everyone welcome. Come on in. and wishes that you fully intend to That’s the message Tennessee Bible manifest. Honor your imaginings re- College President David Hill is extend- gardless of others seeing them as ing to the community as he and his staff crazy or impossible.” Confucius said, prepare for the college’s open house on “The more man meditates upon good Nov. 18. thoughts, the better will be his world “We want people to see that we’re and the world at large.” Gandhi alive and well,” Hill said of TBC, now stated, “Always aim at complete har- in its 41st year of operation in mony of thought and word and deed. Cookeville. Always aim at purifying your “We welcome everyone to look thoughts and everything will be well.” around, see our campus, visit with our James Allen wrote a great little book faculty and staff and see what we do on titled “As A Man Thinketh” and I a daily basis.” would highly recommend reading it The open house begins at 4 p.m. with (free at asamanthinketh.net). He refreshments. writes: “‘As a man thinketh in his Visitors are encouraged to ask ques- heart so is he,’ not only embraces the tions and learn more about the college, whole of a man’s being, but is so such as how to enroll in classes on the comprehensive as to reach out to campus or online. TBC offers a two- every condition and circumstance of year preaching diploma, a bachelor’s in his life. A man is literally what he religious education, as well as master’s thinks, his character being the com- and doctorate degrees in theology. plete sum of all his thoughts. The college is at 1616 McCulley Man is made or unmade by himself; Road. To learn more, call 526-2616 or in the armory of thought he forges the visit www.tn-biblecollege.edu. Preparing for open house at Tennessee Bible College are, from left, graduate Derrick Stiles and his son, weapons by which he destroys him- “We’re inviting people to come into Joseph, Lois Irby of TBC and David Hill, TBC president. The event is Nov. 18. self. He also fashions the tools with our house,” Hill continued. which he builds for himself heavenly “We had a good response during last mansions of joy and strength and year’s open house. It’s a good opportu- A graduation ceremony will follow said the future of TBC “looks great.” diligently to reach our and find them.” peace. By the right choice and true nity for families connected to the col- the open house at 7 p.m. Paul Wilmoth, “There are a lot of men out there who Hill added, “The doors will be open. application of thought, man ascends lege to come and visit. It also gives us TBC faculty member and preacher for need to be stepping up and taking part We’d love to see everybody and make a chance to get to know other folks in more than 50 years, will be the speaker. in the work as ministers,” he said. new friends. Come introduce your- See KAREN, Page 12 the community.” Derrick Stiles, one of the graduates, “Tennessee Bible College is working selves and let us introduce ourselves.” HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, November 11, 2016 — A11 RELIGION Speaking in Stories: In Our Churches Ongoing tool for resolving differences. For participants receive educational ma- AGLOW: Aglow International is a info., go to http://tinyurl.com/ca2ofcf. terials, view informative DVDs, facil- dynamic, global organization, made DIVORCE CARE: DivorceCare is itator-led discussion and recieve the He’s gone to paradise up of women and men with a single a friendly, caring group of people compassionate comfort needed to purpose: to see God’s will be done on who will walk alongside you through move forward with their grief. For lo- earth as it is in heaven, through one of life’s most difficult experi- cations, dates and times, visit Several months ago I received a sad too young to depart this life. prayer, local groups, events and out- ences. Don’t go through separation or www.griefshare.org, click on “find a email. It came from Amber Flynn- When I received Amber’s note, I had reaches. For more information about divorce alone. Meets Wednesdays at group” and enter your zip code. For Jared of The Realty Firm. Amber is a just returned from vacation, and was the Cookeville Aglow Community 7 p.m. at Trinity in Algood. (205 W. additional info., call 854-0806. fellow Leadership Putnam graduate catching up on my emails. Since I had Lighthouse, contact Karen at (931) Wall St.) THE GROVE: The Grove, Little and a great real been out of town, I had not yet heard 979-0727 or go to www.aglow.org. FOOD PANTRY: New Beginning Tree Learners, Mother’s Day Out estate agent. I this tragic news, nor did I know the CHILDREN’S PROGRAM: A Fellowship Church has started a food Program, Tuesdays and Thursdays share this story circumstances of her son’s death. I creative children’s program at New pantry for those in need. It will be the from 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m., now en- with Amber’s immediately wrote her back saying, Thought Unity Church (823 10th St., third Saturday of every month from 9- rolling. Infants to preschoolers will permission. “I had no idea this tragedy had oc- Cookeville) is held every Sunday at 11 a.m. Bring a photo ID. Located at enjoy a loving, safe and caring envi- A l t h o u g h curred. I’m so sorry to get this news. 11 a.m. 775 West Cemetery Rd., Cookeville. ronment. For info., call 526-9355 or Amber and I are You and your family are in my CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: The For more info., call 931-432-6232. go to www.thegrovelife.org. not close friends, prayers.” Christian Science Society of FREE CLOTHING: West View HAVURAH: Cookeville Jewish after spending a A few minutes later Amber sent Cookeville, one of the worldwide Baptist Church will give away free Havurah meets regularly to celebrate year together in back a response. She said, “Oh no, branches of The First Church of clothing the first and third Monday of Shabbat and other occasions. Worship Leadership Put- Martin, I guess I should have clarified Christ Scientist in Boston (The the month, from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Lo- is informal but in the tradition of Re- Martin nam, you develop my note about my son going to para- Mother Church), holds church serv- cated at 427 Laurel Ave., Cookeville. form Judaism. For info., call 526- a bond with your dise. He moved to Hawaii, not ices at 10:30 a.m. Sundays at 118 E. GRIEF: Heart of the Cumberland 4126 or 979-5898. Thielen fellow class- Heaven!” 1st St. at Holly, Cookeville, Tenn. For provides hope and healing for the MEDITATION: Unitarian Univer- mates. The email info., call 854-0916. grieving through Christ-centered peer salist Congregation of Cookeville’s Amber sent out contained devastating Martin Thielen, senior pastor at COMPASSIONATE COMMUNI- support. Bereavement and divorce meditation group meets at 6 p.m. news. She shared that a few days ear- Cookeville First United CATION: Unitarian Universalist groups for ages 4-adult. Please call every Tuesday at 31 W. 1st St. It does lier, she had to say goodbye to her Methodist Church, is the author Congregation of Cookeville’s Com- the office (525-2600) for more info. not matter whether you are just curi- son—that he had gone to paradise. of seven books including passionate Communication circle GRIEF SHARE: First United ous, a novice, or a long-time practi- She expressed a lot of grief over his “Searching For Happiness,” meets at 6 p.m. on the first and third Methodist Church now offers weekly tioner. Come and experience a sense departure, even though she knew he “The Answer to Bad Religion Is Wednesdays at 31 W. 1st St. Compas- morning and evening GriefShare of calm in an accepting, supportive was in a beautiful place. I felt heart- Not No Religion,” and “What’s sionate Communication is based on Grief Support at three locations environment. For info., go to broken when I read Amber’s email. the Least I Can Believe and Still Marshall Rosenberg’s Nonviolent throughout Cookeville. Through the Her son was only in his twenties, far Be a Christian?” Communication method. This is a leadership of the GriefShare Ministry, See CHURCHES, Page 12

LUTHERAN Heavenly Host Lutheran Churc h School and Early Childhood Center Pastor: Andrew Smith Elementary School: Grades K-8 Early Childhood Center: Church Directory 9 months-age 5 OTHER BAPTIST CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH OF CHRIST Church: 526-3423 NEW ZION MISSIONARY email: [email protected] United Church of BAPTIST CHURCH Calvary Christian 8:00 & 10:30 am Worship Bro. Larry S. Gregory, Pastor Church 9:15 am Sunday School Cookeville Hwy. 56 • Bloomington Springs, TN Where Coming To Church 7:00 pm Wed. Night Devotion 502 Gould Drive Call 931-528-1684 for info. Is Like Coming Home School/Center: 520-3766 931-260-5939 SUNDAY SCHOOL - 10 A.M. Sunday Services [email protected] WORSHIP SERVICE - 11 A.M. 4801 Poplar Grove Rd, Cookeville 777 S. Willow Ave., Cookeville Visit us and see what a 931-528-0047 8:00 a.m. - Adult Bible Study WELCOMING, 9:00 a.m. - Morning Worship P R O G R E S S I V E ROCKY POINT www.calvarychristianchurchtn.com 10:15 a.m. - Bible Classes For All Ages church looks like. Sunday Services NON-DENOMINATIONAL MISSIONARY BAPTIST Pra y e r Service - 8 a.m . Bible Study - 9 a.m . 5:00 p.m. - Evening Worship Sunday morning worship - 11AM “We’re not the church nearest but the church dearest” Morning Service - 10 a.m . CookevilleUCC.org Wednesday Services Pastor: Scott Williamson Wednesday Services Your Bible Study - 6:30 p.m . 7:00 p.m. - Bible Classes For All Ages 1144 Crescent Drive, Church CHURCH OF CHRIST Cookeville ADVENTIST 931-526-5427 should Nolan Cantrell, Pastor Buses run for all services. Call the Cookeville Algood church office if you would like a ride. Seventh-day Adventist Church “Come and Give Us A Try Everyone Is Welcome” be here! Meets Saturday morning www.sycamorecoc.com Lesson study - 9:30 a. m. • Worship - 11 a.m. Church of Call to place 2700 Hwy. 111 - 931-537-3100 Cookeville Christian Elementary EPISCOPAL your ad today! Grade K-8 931-537-3561 Christ Life Talk Radio WJNU - LP 96.9 FM 395 W. Main, Algood, TN St. Michael’s 931-526-9715 Sunday Bible Study 9:00 AM Episcopal Church 640 N. Washington Ave. Sunday Morning Worship 10:00 AM Cookeville, TN 38501 BAPTIST Sun. Evening Bible Study 5:25 P.M. MONTEREY (931) 526-4654 Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 PM www.stmike-tn.org Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 PM Church of Christ 308 W. Crawford Ave. Nursery Available Monterey, TN 38574 SUNDAY WORSHIP: Minister David Dalton (931) 839-2660 8:00 AM Holy Eucharist, Rite I 537-6221 SUNDAY 10:00 AM Holy Eucharist, Rite II “Free Bible Lesson by Bible Study 10 AM (Nursery Provided) Mail Upon Request” Worship 11 AM & 6 PM WEDNESDAY SUNDAY SCHOOL Bible Study 7 PM 9:00 a.m. ALL AGES Minister: Tim Singleton PRESBYTERIAN WEDNESDAY WORSHIP: Algood Cumberland 12:00 PM Holy Eucharist Rite II Presbyterian Church Harp Ave. Algood, TN HOLLADAY VISITORS WELCOME Minister-Rev. Richard Bond COOPERATIVE BAPTIST Worship-9:30 AM CHURCH OF Sunday School-10:30 AM CHRIST METHODIST Monday-7:00 PM 1765 Mine Lick Creek Rd. Cookeville, TN ALGOOD Sunday Bible Study...... 10 a.m. UNITED Trinity Sunday Morning Worship...11 a.m. METHODIST Baptist Sunday Evening Worship...... 6 p.m. CHURCH Churc h Wednesday Bible Study...6:30 p.m. FIRST CUMBERLAND 613 W. Broad Nursery Available PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH & Hwy. 70W 565 East 10th Street SMYRNA Johnny Fox, Minister Cookeville, TN 38501 931-520-0439 Earl Dirkson, Pastor CHURCH OF CHRIST 931-526-6585 Church Office 3698 Dodson Branch Road 931-528-8587 Nursery School Sunday Schedule 432-4751 Sunday Schedule: Cookeville, TN 38501 • 931-526-5403 www.holladaychurchofchrist.com Sunday Bible Study...... 9:00 AM 135 West Main St., Algood, TN. Worship - 8:45 and 11:00 AM Sunday School 9:30 AM Church School - 9:50 AM Worship 10:45 AM Sunday Worship...... 10:00 AM Everyone is invited to attend: Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Evening Worship - 6:00 PM Sunday Worship at 11 a.m. Wed. Evening Bible Study 6:15 PM Evening Worship...... 6:00 PM Wednesday Worship: Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 PM Northeast NURSERY PROVIDED The Connection - 5:00 PM “But Seek Ye First The Kingdom Of SUNDAY Brent Davis, Pastor Christian Smith, God, And His Righteousness” ChurchOff Highway 111, of Cookev Chrille,i TstN Studies In The Word 537-6111 • ␣ www.algoodumc.org Senior Pastor Matt. 6:33 780 AM / 106.1 FM Bible Study 9:00 AM CATHOLIC AT 7:30 AM “The Church Where Everybody The Bible Way Worship...... 10:00 AM is Special” 1600 AM / 110.9 FM Evening Worship...... 6:00 PM St. Thomas Aquinas AT 9:00 AM First Wednesday Minister, James Rogers FIRST Catholic Church Bible Study...... 7:00 PM P resbyterian 421 N. Washington Ave., Cookeville Associate Minister, Sammy Webb UNITED MINISTER - Paul Wilmoth Church www.cocsmyrna.org METHODIST Your 526-2575 Assoc. Minister - David Hill 20 N. Dixie Fr. Chad Puthoff, S.D.S. A warm welcome awaits CHURCH Church School: 9:45am Pastor everyone - 526-2535 Church 165 EAST BROAD, Morning Worship: 11:00am MASS SCHEDULE Antioch COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 Saturday 5:00 p.m. Willow Avenue SoulSong Phone: (931) 526-2177 Parent’s Day Out Sunday 8:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m. Fax: (931) 372-9905 should Church of Christ Church of Christ Tues & Thurs 8:30am-2:30pm 12:30 p.m. Spanish Mass Sunday a.m. 9:00 www.cookevillefumc.org 4711 Old Sparta Rd. Bible Study 10:15 *Radio Broadcast - AM 1600 and FM 100.9 Interim Pastor: Please Call for Holy Days P.M. Worship 6:00 •Martin Thielen Rev. Dr. Charles McCaskey be here! Cookeville, TN Wed. Bible Study 7:00 Senior Pastor Schedule Sunday School...... 10 AM Sunday Morning Worship Services Church office: 931-526-4424 Call to place SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Broadcast on WHUB 1400 at 10 a.m. •Whitney Mitchell email: Worship...... 11 AM Associate Pastor your ad today! Saturday, 4:00 or by appointment 1150 South Willow Avenue [email protected] Evening Worship...... 5 PM Jeremiah Tatum, Minister Worship Service: 931-526-9715 Weekday Masses 8:00 a.m. Daily 8:30 a.m. & 10:55 a.m. - Sanctuary website: firstprescookeville.org http://www.cookevillestthomas.org Wednesday Bible Study.....6:30 PM 432-2333 11:00 a.m. Wesley Chapel Intentionally Inclusive A12 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, November 11, 2016 RELIGION Wake up — you don’t want to miss a thing

Many years ago, a friend of mine told monotony lulls us into neverland. We ever the outcome. there, we are there, and it’s a sure bet miss so much that you would enjoy. me he didn’t like to sleep. Being a col- settle in where we are, find that our As long as I am we’re not making much progress on And keep trying. Don’t become bitter lege student at the time, sleep was one needs are met (if not fulfilled) and de- still trying, I know any front. It’s a lot more fun to play the when things don’t work out. I struggle of my goals, and I didn’t understand cide to live it out from that point. that I am alive. game than to watch from the bench. with this sometimes, but I know it’s how he (my peer) could say such a Safety has been achieved. Now, it’s While sleeping, God meant for us to rest, but we true. The experience of frustration is thing. time to guard our rest, cease rolling have you ever ought never get addicted to rest. the common experience, and you will He reasoned that, in sleeping, he was and gather moss while time, the world wondered if the Rather, we need the appropriate be able to help and lift others who are afraid he might miss something. Point and everybody else marches on. dream was real? I amount of down time so that we may sinking if you stay evergreen. We taken. In a way, I think this may be Life teaches us that we don’t achieve have actually had continue to live. No rest will cause us weren’t meant to live the way we do. akin to our observation that an infant all we want. Try, try again, and you dreams in which I to break under the strain of life, but too The whole creation was affected by the or toddler is “fighting sleep.” On the will still come up short many (maybe asked myself if I much inactivity will make us seize up. fall. It is God’s will that the whole cre- one hand, what’s to fight? On the other, even most) times. The temptation be- Sterl were waking or I don’t feel particularly well if I’m de- ation also be affected by the cross. they don’t want to surrender to uncon- comes not to try. We then become like Paramore sleeping. I believe prived of or have overindulged in sciousness. They want to live. a wild animal that has learned the this can happen to sleep. Someone once told me that Sterl Paramore is the pastor of People are doing just that, surrender- meaning of a fence. Best to vegetate us in a larger small engines using an oil and gas mix- Faith Fellowship in Cookeville. ing to unconsciousness, all the time. In and rest in the shade. Some will call sense if our lives become mundane. ture are made to run. If they sit too He teaches classes at Progres- others words, they are not fully awake. this wisdom and maturity, but don’t We’re not really asleep, and we’re not long, they gum up. You and I do the sive Sentencing Inc. and is mar- Consequently, they miss a lot. Life has you miss the wind on your hair? I be- really awake. We are lost somewhere same thing. ried to Debi and is the father of a tendency to become routine, and the lieve that it is best to keep trying what- in between. No matter how we got Don’t sleep your life away. You will Brian and Brandon. Show your thankfulness — serve one another

Our holiday of Thanksgiving is soon When we serve, kindness, and forgiveness flows more ress having to make repeated trips to of your own kitchen. Giving a compli- upon us. It seems of late this special we are showing freely within us to give. Our blessings the kitchen. So often, for some absurd ment to your host for the love and serv- day has been almost forgotten or God’s love. It are recognized and appreciated. Things reason, we often think we are above the ice done to you is of much more pushed to little importance as it is shows others we once thought of as little blessings have waitress in status and are therefore importance. “Wherefore comfort blurred between Halloween and our care and wish the now become big blessings. snobs. Yes, snobs. yourselves together, and edify one an- holy holiday of Christmas. Halloween best for What a blessing it is to be served at a We are being served in a most humble other, even as also ye do.” 1 Thessalo- is now called a holiday and anticipated them. Serving oth- restaurant. And served we are. We sit way, and it is hard work. Physically and nians 5:11. with more excitement than ever. Do ers should be hum- down, pick out our favorite food and mentally. To abuse such a blessing is Thanksgiving is a humble holiday in you ever wonder, what exactly are we ble, not drink, and it is all placed before us, uncalled for. Yes, we are paying for our which to thank our God for His many celebrating with Halloween? prideful. The giv- without even lifting a finger in the meal, but we chose to be there. If it is blessings. Counting one’s blessings With the coming of Thanksgiving ing of ourselves in process of preparation for the meal. We not cooked like home, then go home brings the acknowledgment of what Day, it brings much to look forward to. Scarlett service to others then sit in leisure to enjoy our meal and cook, wash dirty dishes, and clean Thanksgiving Day is all about. Love. Fall has approached full bloom in color Heise should not be done without having to think about clearing the kitchen yourself. God’s love. and cooler temperatures arriving is a to glorify our- the table or washing dirty dishes after- The same goes when we get together “Beloved, let us love one another; for blessing over the intense heat of sum- selves in any way, ward. It is a blessing to be served in this with our family and friends for a meal love is of God; and every one that mer. We look forward to the coming but to glorify God’s love. way, and an even greater blessing to be over the holidays. Don’t forget to give loveth is born of God, and knoweth fellowship with family and friends. It “For, brethren, ye have been called able to afford such luxury. How often thanks to God for the blessings of being God.” 1John 4:7. is a time of giving thanks for all the unto liberty; only use not liberty for an many of us take this for granted. together, and a special thank-you to the Have a wonderful and blessed blessings the Lord has bestowed upon occasion to the flesh, but by love serve Many times we see tired waitresses person or persons responsible in the Thanksgiving Day. us, and a time of service, to serve one one another.” Galatians 5:13. The say- putting up with obnoxious spoiled pa- preparations made for your comfort. If another. ing’ it is more blessed to give than to trons who complain about their food the food set before you doesn’t suit Scarlett Heise enjoys God's sim- What a blessing it is to serve, and to receive’ is understood to its fullness not suiting their pallets in taste or tem- your fancy, at least have the grace to ple, quiet pleasures of life. Marry- be served. This the Lord asks of us to when we mature as Christians, for this perature, or demand to have their meal keep your mouth shut. ing a Christian man and growing do. “As every man hath received the is the time when we have not only paid for because they had to wait a few Remember, they are serving you. together in their faith has been gift, even so minister the same one to learned to put others first before our- extra minutes, or they never seem to There will most likely be enough of her greatest joy. Putnam County another, as good stewards of the mani- selves, but we ‘enjoy’ putting others be- have enough condiments on the table to something to eat to keep you from has been home for almost 30 fold grace of God.” 1 Peter 4:10. fore ourselves. Love, comfort, choose from which results in the wait- going hungry until you reach the haven years. KAREN: Thoughts A liberal mother of six jailed have power for change From Page 10 and maker and shaper of condi- tion, environment, and destiny. for challenging Saudi taboos to the Divine Perfection; by the As a being of Power, Intelli- abuse and wrong application of gence, and Love, and the lord of thought, he descends below the his own thoughts, man holds the JIDDAH, Saudi Arabia (AP) — When her background, but this makes her a bit level of the beast. key to every situation, and con- Souad al-Shammary posted a series of blunt with everyone and very blunt in what Between these two extremes tains within himself that trans- tweets about the thick beards worn by she says.” are all the grades of character, forming and regenerative agency Saudi clerics, she never imagined she Al-Shammary grew up the daughter of a and man is their maker and mas- by which he may make himself would land in jail. peasant farmer in Ha’il, a landlocked ter. what he wills.” She put up images of several men with province. As the eldest of 12 children, she Of all the beautiful truths per- “Change your thoughts, change beards: An Orthodox Jew, a hipster, a com- was in charge of the sheep. She was not taining to the soul which have your life!” — Wayne Dyer munist, an Ottoman Caliph, a Sikh, and a just religious but a practicing Salafi, a been restored and brought to Muslim. She wrote that having a beard was Muslim who adheres to a literalist interpre- light in this age, none is more The Rev. Karen Langford is not what made a man holy or a Muslim. tation of Islamic law. gladdening or fruitful of divine an inspirational speaker, or- And she pointed out that one of Islam’s She graduated from the University of promise and confidence than this dained minister and writer. staunchest critics during the time of Ha’il with a degree in Islamic studies and - that man is the master of She may be reached at Prophet Muhammad had an even longer became a public school teacher. At 17, she thought, the molder of character, [email protected]. beard than him. AP married a man twice her age from the same The frank comments are typical of this tribe. She had a girl, Yara, was divorced at twice-divorced mother of six and graduate Saudi women's rights activist Souad 20 and then re-married, this time to the of Islamic law. Raised a devout girl in a al-Shammary puts on a head scarf in chief judge in Ha’il who’d overseen her di- large tribe where she tended sheep, al- Jiddah, Saudi Arabia. vorce proceedings. GENE: Beware those Shammary is now a 42-year-old liberal Al-Shammary’s journey to activism feminist who roots her arguments in Islam, to ask for these rights, and I want those began on the day her daughter was taken taking on Saudi Arabia’s powerful reli- who make decisions to hear me and act.” from her. absolute ‘truths’ gious establishment. Across the Arab world, female Islamic Almost as soon as Yara turned seven, her She has paid a price for her opinions. She scholars and activists have long been push- ex-husband gained custody. Since al- From Page 10 Gene Skipworth is the au- spent three months in prison without ing for interpretations of Shariah law that Shammary had remarried, the court ruled thor of “Wear Your Collar,” charge for “agitating public opinion.” She consider men and women as equals before that the girl should live with her father him plain and simple. “Love which describes his ministry has been barred by the government from God. Al-Shammary is one of the most rather than in a house with another man. God first and you neighbor as to bike gangs in Cincinnati traveling abroad. Her co-founder of the on- vocal and high-profile religious and “When they took her and said, ‘this is yourself.” in the early 1970s. A retired line forum Free Saudi Liberals Network, women’s rights activists within Saudi Ara- Allah’s will’ and ‘this is Islam’, this is “By this all men shall know United Methodist and blogger Raif Badawi, is serving a 10-year bia. when my internal rebellion was sparked,” you are my disciples, if you United Church of Cookeville prison sentence and was publicly lashed 50 “She’s very sure of what she’s saying — says al-Shammary. love one another.” In fact, there minister, he now lives in times. Her father disowned her in public. she doesn’t hesitate,” says Sahar Nassief, “There is no way that there is a God in is no green perfunctory in any- Fairfield Glade. He can be None of it was enough to keep her quiet. a friend and fellow Saudi activist. “She lit- this universe that would accept this injus- thing he said. reached at gskipworth@out- “I have rights that I don’t view as against erally comes from a Bedouin environment, tice and this pain on the basis that I am a look.com. my religion,” says al-Shammary. “I want a desert environment. She’s very proud of woman.” In Our Churches

From Page 11 cept non-perishable and mone- Tuesdays 10-11:15, or meeting WARM HEART DRIVE: FUNDRAISER: Held by tist Church is showing “The In- tary donations to help those in Tuesdays 6-7:15 p.m., both at Burton’s and Wright’s Chapel Salem Church at Tractor Sup- sanity of God” at 6 p.m. need. Call for an appointment Stevens Street Baptist Church for one day only, 10 a.m. to 2 ply, starts at 7 a.m. Holiday SPECIAL SINGING: http://tinyurl.com/ca2ofcf. for after-hours deliveries. For campus. Info: 931-525-2600. p.m. Free coats, blankets, hats, baked goods, everything can be Knight’s Chapel Free Will Bap- MOTHER’S DAY OUT: First more info., call Leecoe at 239- Hosted by Heart of the Cum- gloves, much more - from tod- frozen. tist Church, 5:30 p.m., featuring Baptist Church Cookeville’s 3040. berland. dler to mens and womens. Nov. 13 Freddie & Hannah Redmon. Mother’s Day Out program, SALEM OUTREACH: Nov. 7-11 Everyone welcome. Info: Edith FREE MOVIE: Stevens Bap- Everyone welcome! Tuesdays and Fridays from 8:45 Salem Outreach Center will REVIVAL: Copeland Chapel Tubbs at 931-510-2538. a.m.-2:45 p.m., is now en- ONLY be open on the first and Church, 7 p.m. Evangelist Bro. NEED CLOTHING: Cloth- rolling. For info. call Linda third Wednesday of each month, Mike McCoy. Special singing ing for children & adults, 3-6 Silver Point church of Christ Huddleston at 526-7119. from 9-11 a.m. each evening. Everyone wel- p.m. Praise Cathedral Church of ...pointing the way to the cross since 1929 RESTORING HOPE: YESHUA’S SABBATH: come. Info: Bro. Freddie God, 1691 Burgess Falls Rd., 6701 Smithville Highway Restoring Hope, a Christian- Yeshua’s Sabbath Church meets Copeland, 738-5513. Cookeville. Silver Point, Tennessee based help center, distributes Saturdays at 1 p.m. at 4199 Nov. 11 CHRISTMAS BAZAAR: items such as household items, Roberts Matthews Highway in MUSIC: Colonial View Bap- Benefits local food banks & Time of Services: toiletries, furniture, clothes, Sparta, one block from High- tist Church (1426 W. Cemetery charities. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Free ad- Sunday Bible Study 9 AM shoes and toys for those in need. way 111 at O’Connor Road exit. Rd., Cookeville) will host mission - 777 S. Willow Ave. Worship 10 AM & 6 AM Located at 7311 Baxter Rd. in For more info., call Larry or Buddy Liles at 7 p.m. with spe- Info: Ginny Miller, 931-252- Wednesday Bible Study 7 PM Baxter, it is open Saturdays Lana Pratt at 931-314-7214. cial appearance by the Key 5954. Sponsor: Heavenly Host Minister: John Whitson (931-858-2390/239-1794) from 9 a.m. to noon, except on ADULT BEREAVEMENT Stones. Lutheran Church. holiday weekends. They also ac- SUPPORT GROUP: Meeting Nov. 12 BAKE SALE, Visit us on the web at silverpointchurchofchrist.org HERALD3CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, November 11, 2016 — A13 PUTNAM COUNTY DEVOTIONAL PAGE

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Arlo & Janis Arlo & Janis HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, November 11, 2016 — A15 ENTERTAINMENT ‘Arrival’ lumbers, and that’s not just the aliens By MARK KENNEDY made — actually, that white- AP Entertainment Writer board seems less impressive when we learn the aliens had It turns out that when space telepathic powers all along — aliens do eventually arrive on the real bad guys end up being Earth — and, wouldn’t you that old faceless movie punching know it, they traveled all that bag: The military. way without bothering to learn The film virtually goes off the any of our languages before- rails at this point as tanks and hand? — we won’t need any guns pointed from by-the-book fancy high-tech gizmos with soldiers threaten to undo the LED screens to communicate. good will. All we’ll need is a simple Whether the aliens are peaceful whiteboard and a black marker or malevolent — are they offer- to break the intergalactic ice and ing a tool or a weapon? — turns say “hi.” this tale into another run-of-the- That’s among some of the hard- mill alien invasion yarn. to-swallow premises of “Ar- The ghostly music by Johann rival,” a sluggish, naturalistic Johannsson — with an assist by meditation on loss and time that Max Richter — is truly a also happens to have lumbering thoughtful soundscape, and the spidery, squid-like aliens who ar- film’s inherent stillness is nicely rive in a spacecraft that resemble broken by the military’s engines massive watermelon seeds. of war, which threaten commu- The film tries to straddle the nication in more ways than one. line between serious sci-fi that But perhaps the biggest prob- examines Big Ideas (like “So- lem with “Arrival” is that first laris”) and the kind of popcorn- contact has already clearly been m u n c h i n g , made — to Steven Spielberg and go-get-those-slimy-critters sum- his masterful “Close Encounters mer blockbusters (hello, “Inde- of the Third Kind.” pendence Day”). Paramount Pictures via AP Whether subconsciously or as It doesn’t always succeed and This image released by Paramount Pictures shows Jeremy Renner in a scene from “Arrival.” an overt nod to the master, Vil- ends on such a muddled philo- leneuve echoes Spielberg’s use sophical note that you may need shy?) ing from personal turmoil, deliv- the story to go slack. Why do we aliens, a gorgeous sequence in of edgy soldiers and his heroes the whiteboard back for a quick She’s aided by an admirable Je- ers a heart-wrenchingly beautiful spend so much time in a shaft in- which we follow a helicopter to sleeplessly obsessing about alien explanation to be mapped out. remy Renner, a theoretical physi- performance using her ability to side the alien’s ship? a landing site and the nifty way communication, right down to Amy Adams stars as linguist cist, who nicely doesn’t end up communicate a half-dozen emo- How many times must we the filmmakers show the aliens’ using clay models and kids’ Dr. Louise Banks — “the top of being smarmy and condescend- tions just standing still. watch Adams trudge off to be de- visual language, which resem- drawings. Both films even share everyone’s list when it comes to ing. Forest Whitaker plays a Wonder, sorrow and anguish contaminated? bles stains on a coffee table the image of backlit aliens translations” — who is enlisted grim military leader trying to are written all over her face. The plot is based on Ted Chi- made by a perspiring beer pint. speaking to humans while in a by the military to help communi- protect the pair’s work despite But director Denis Villeneuve ang’s “Story of Your Life” and (It brings new meaning to cloud of fog. cate with one of 12 alien ships pressure from upstairs to bomb (“Sicario”) sometimes gets lost adapted by Eric Heisserer. The Banks’ statement, “Language is So, with all due respect to “Ar- that suddenly appear on Earth, the aliens into calamari. in repetition and blind alleys, leap to the screen has been ben- messy.”) rival,” rent that 1977 film in- silent and eerie. (Wait, they’re Adams, whose character is reel- causing the inherent tautness of efited by the slow reveal of the Once communication has been stead. ‘Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk’ a mesmeric trip

“Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime game. In other words, not the tory tour of a unit of soldiers who paraded around the most vulgar Leonardo DiCaprio? No, Holly- between flashbacks of war, Billy’s Walk “ is not a war movie in the movie one might peg to usher in faced a particularly harrowing display of Americanness possible wood producer Albert (Chris visit home (where his sister, traditional sense. There are battle an entirely new way of experienc- skirmish in Iraq that resulted in the — a Thanksgiving Day NFL game Tucker) tells them in their stretch played by Kristen Stewart, urges scenes, and brothers in arms ban- ing images on the big screen, with death of one of their own. in Texas. Hummer limo: It’s Hilary Swank. him to leave the conflict behind) ter, sure, but like its pioneering its hyper-real 120 frames per sec- Billy Lynn (played by the capti- The film draws you in quickly (It’s 2004.) and the bizarre spectacle of the technology, on a pure story level ond. But that’s Ang Lee for you, vating newcomer Joe Alwyn) has and consistently upends expecta- But the tone shifts abruptly. After game itself, resulting in near-con- “Billy Lynn’s” also pushes the one of the rare filmmakers adept at been singled out by the media as tions about where it’s going. The this comical, upbeat scene, they’re stant tonal shifts. But instead of boundaries of what we can expect both embracing and enhancing a the one to celebrate. It was he who men of Bravo Squad, for instance, suddenly memorializing a fallen feeling disjointed, it moves along from this genre. story’s literary origins with meas- ran headfirst into the danger and are introduced as a rowdy group, comrade at his funeral, reminding smoothly, from a funny and The film is a precisely observed ured spectacle. faced hand-to-hand combat, all talking about strip clubs and drink- the audience that yes, these are poignant press conference to a portrait of a young man slowly re- Adapted from Ben Fountain’s caught on camera. So for a mo- ing and which big Hollywood star soldiers and yes, there are stakes. grotesquely lavish buffet with alizing his own trauma and agency 2012 novel, “Billy Lynn’s” chron- ment he gets to be everyone’s re- is interested in a film adaptation of The whole movie plays out in team owner Norm Oglesby (Steve over the course of a single football icles a day in an all-too-brief vic- luctant rock star as Bravo Squad is their story — Matt Damon? stream of consciousness, flitting Martin) and his wealthy peers. Horoscope

Saturday, Nov. 12, 2016 certainty will ensure success. and knowledge. lightened by the infor- the direction that best suits your tion for too long. Make each mo- Refuse to do things you don’t SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. AQUARIUS (Jan. mation you receive. A needs. ment count. want to do. Take time to look at 21) — If you keep your life sim- 20-Feb. 19) — Don’t new opportunity is CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — your goals and how you can ple and conversation honest and wait, as now is the within reach. Don’t — Focusing on romance and You’ll discover something new reach them without too many dis- frank, you will remain in a posi- time to take action. hesitate to pursue your love, and getting along with about what you want. People ruptions. Trust in your knowl- tion to bring about the changes Use your intelligence dreams. friends, peers and family are in who share your moral beliefs will edge, feelings and physical that will make you feel happy to get ahead and to TAURUS (April 20- your best interest. help you gather the courage to do capabilities. Make every decision and satisfied. convince others to fol- May 20) — Walk away Overreacting will be what sets your own thing. and move worthwhile. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. low your lead. from situations that ap- you off and causes problems. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 19) — Keep your feet on the Opportunity is within pear to be tense or that LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Size Consider what you want and — Rely on your experience to ground and refuse to let the ac- reach, but it’s up to could lead to trouble. up whatever situation you face what you can afford. Make sacri- help you avoid making the same tions of others affect you in any you to take advantage. Eugenia Distancing yourself and consider the pros and cons fices that will ensure you end up mistake twice. An emotional sit- way. PISCES (Feb. 20- Last will ensure that you before you agree to get involved. with enough to move forward uation handled with finesse and Trust in your beliefs, experience March 20) — Don’t don’t waste time on It is best not to dwell on tempta- and stay on track. Have patience. count on anyone but something or someone Sudoku yourself. Put your efforts into im- that is unmanageable. proving yourself and reaching GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — Crossword your goals. Success will make Say what’s on your mind and everything better. take action. By following ARIES (March 21-April 19) through with your plans, you will — If you get together with old make sure that you gain respect friends or peers, you will be en- and the momentum to continue in Today in History

Friday, Nov. 11, 2016 the tenth and final flight of In 1620, 41 Pilgrims aboard the NASA’s Gemini program. Mayflower, anchored off Massa- In 1983, President Ronald Rea- chusetts, signed a compact calling gan became the first U.S. chief ex- for a “body politick.” ecutive to address the Diet, In 1778, British redcoats, Tory Japan’s national legislature. rangers and Seneca Indians in Today’s Birthdays: Jazz singer- central New York killed more than musician Mose Allison is 89. Ac- 40 people in the Cherry Valley tress Bibi Andersson is 81. Massacre. Country singer Narvel Felts is 78. In 1889, Washington became the Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., is 42nd state. 76. Americana roots singer/song- In 1921, the remains of an writer Chris Smither is 72. Rock unidentified American service singer-musician Vince Martell member were interred in a Tomb (Vanilla Fudge) is 71. Golfer of the Unknown Soldier at Arling- Fuzzy Zoeller is 65. Actor Stanley ton National Cemetery in a cere- Tucci is 56. Actress Demi Moore mony presided over by President is 54. Actress Calista Flockhart is Warren G. Harding. 52. Pop singer-musician Paul In 1938, Irish-born cook Mary Cowsill (The Cowsills) is 65. Mallon, who’d gained notoriety as the disease-carrying “Typhoid Mary” blamed for the deaths of Lottery three people, died on North Brother Island in New York’s East Thursday River at age 69 after 23 years of mandatory quarantine. Cash 3 Evening 1-2-7 In 1942, during World War II, Cash 3 Midday 2-7-5 Germany completed its occupa- Cash 3 Morning 1-7-1 tion of France. Cash 4 Evening 4-9-5-2 In 1966, Gemini 12 blasted off Cash 4 Midday 8-8-0-5 on a four-day mission with astro- Cash 4 Morning 5-7-3-2 nauts James A. Lovell and Edwin Cash4Life “Buzz” Aldrin Jr. aboard; it was 06-07-17-20-44, Cash Ball 2 A16 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, November 11, 2016 NATION/WORLD Dry, windy conditions feed wildfires across the South

north Georgia, said Carlie Gen- ities are bracing for more. North Drought turning try, who works at the Mountain Carolina’s Gov. Pat McCrory de- pine trees into Crossings store at Walasi-yi, a clared a state of emergency for a popular stop for hikers. fourth of his state’s 100 counties, torches across “For weeks up here we’ve been to help with evacuations and pro- having smoke, but it is getting vide more firefighting assets. Souther Applachia more intense for sure,” Gentry More than 560 firefighters and said. Typically, the view staff from at least 40 states were ATLANTA (AP) — Many of stretches for miles, she said. battling 18 blazes in the Nanta- the nation’s largest active wild- Now, “you can hardly see to the hala National Forest in western fires have been burning in the next ridge.” North Carolina, and state clima- southern Appalachian moun- Thursday’s national drought re- tologist Rebecca Ward said some tains, where a relentless drought port shows 41.6 million people counties are having one of their has turned pine trees into torches in parts of 15 Southern states liv- driest years in 105 years of and forced evacuations in dozens ing in drought conditions. The record-keeping. of communities. worst is in Georgia, Alabama, “Additional crews, engines, More than 5,000 firefighters Mississippi and Tennessee, but helicopters and air tankers con- and support staff from around extreme drought also is spread- tinue to arrive from all across the the nation have poured into the ing into the western Carolinas. country to help with the fire- Southeast to try to suppress these Kentucky, Tennessee and North fighting effort,” fire managers fires, Shardul Raval, director of Carolina all have fierce fires. told residents Thursday. fire and aviation management for “Right now we’re kind of hold- Kentucky authorities made two the southern region of the U.S. ing our own,” said Jennifer arson arrests and cited another Forest Service, said Thursday. AP Turner, a spokeswoman for the man for causing a brush fire by The effort includes about 40 Smoke from the Party Rock fire near Lake Lure spreads as emergency services and the Kentucky’s state Division of defying a burn ban. aircraft, including three large air N.C. Forest Service work to contain the blaze Wednesday at Lake Lure, N.C. Forestry. “We’ve been able to get Tennessee authorities also re- tankers flying out of Chat- control over some of the smaller ported arrests for arson and burn- tanooga, Tennessee. Tens of the forest service said. blaze in the unusually dry land- struggled to protect hundreds of fires.” ing violations. thousands of acres of forest have High winds and temperatures scape. Numerous teams reported threatened structures. But with humidity so low in the Smoke blowing southward has burned and about a dozen of the and weeks without rain have wind-driven fires racing up “It just smells like a campfire” normally lush Appalachians and blanketed Atlanta and other largest fires were uncontained, combined to spark blaze after slopes and down ravines as they along the Appalachian Trail in Great Smoky Mountains, author- cities in haze.

AP Kremlin press secretary Dmitry Peskov talks to a reporter in New York, Thursday. Russia eyes better ties with Trump; says contacts underway MOSCOW (AP) — A top Russ- few specifics as to how he would ian diplomat and Vladimir go about it. President Barack Putin’s spokesman said Thursday Obama began his presidency that Russian experts were in con- with a similar goal, only to see tact with some members of Pres- progress unravel over the con- ident-elect Donald Trump’s staff flicts in Ukraine and Syria. during the presidential campaign, Putin spokesman Dmitry a period in which the United Peskov told The Associated Press States accused Russia of hacking in an interview in New York that into Democratic Party emails Russian experts had contacts systems. with people in both the Trump A spokeswoman for Trump de- and Clinton campaigns. He said nied the assertion, but it raised such contacts are “quite natural, the ongoing suspicions about the quite normal.” president-elect’s relationship “And our experts, our special- with Putin’s government that had ists on the U.S., on international dogged his campaign with for- affairs ... Of course they are con- mer Secretary of State Hillary stantly speaking to their counter- Clinton. parts here, including those from Russia is hopeful that a Trump Mr. Trump’s group,” Peskov presidency will herald improved said. relations with the United States. “Of course, it’s quite natural But, in a sign of the cold realism that Russian experts are trying to that Putin is known for, Moscow maintain the dialogue with peo- is not betting on an immediate ple from different camps. It’s drastic turnaround in the strained very important to understand the relationship. main streams, and understand the And while Trump himself has main tendencies, nuances and the said he wants to be friends with positioning of different parties, Russia and join forces in the fight different camps here in the against terrorism, he has outlined United States,” he said.

California denies parole to serial killer of 25 farmworkers

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) It was the nation’s deadliest — A California man once rampage until John Wayne Gacy known as the nation’s worst se- Jr. was convicted in 1980 of rial killer was denied parole killing 33 young men and boys again for murdering and mutilat- in Chicago. Gacy was executed ing more than two-dozen farm- in 1994 in Illinois. workers 45 years ago, officials Corona was convicted of stab- said Thursday. bing 24 of the men, hacking Juan Vallejo Corona, 82, was open their heads and burying denied parole for another five their remains on two ranches years and will keep serving his where he once worked near life sentence in Corcoran State Yuba City, 40 miles north of Prison, corrections department Sacramento. spokesman Luis Patino said. “It was a gruesome manner of Corona, a farm labor contractor killing. He hacked these people with a history of mental illness, to death,” said Sutter County was convicted of killing and mu- District Attorney Amanda Hop- tilating 25 men with a meat per, who attended Wednesday’s cleaver, machete, double-bladed hearing to argue against Co- ax and wooden club that inves- rona’s release. tigators found in his home, all He shot the 25th victim in the stained with blood. The bodies head, something he could do were found all at once, but he again if he were released from said in 2011 that the slayings oc- prison despite his age and use of curred over a year. a wheelchair, Hopper said. Herald-Citizen

Friday, November 11, 2016 SPORTS B TTU women sign first 4 for 2017-18

TTU Sports Information mond stated. "She can score the ball, mosphere and team dynamic," Brady re- shoot the 3, and take you off the dribble marked. Tennessee Tech Women’s Basketball and finish at the rim. "I wanted to go somewhere that felt Head Coach Kim Rosamond announced “Not only is she an offensive threat, like home and Tech was it. Tech also of- Wednesday the addition of four Golden but also her defensive tenacity may be fers a phenomenal academic program, Eagles to the 2017-18 roster: including her greatest strength. She plays in one of and that was very important to me when Kesha Brady, Megan Clark, Riley Mas- the toughest districts in the state of Ten- looking at schools. ters, and Abby Buckner. nessee and competes against the best “I have developed a good relationship "We are extremely excited to welcome night in and night out. She is a tireless with the coaching staff and have bonded Kesha, Megan, Riley, and Abby to the worker and loves the game of basket- well with the team." Tennessee Tech family," Rosamond re- ball. Brady averaged 10.9 points and six re- marked. "All four are outstanding stu- “She has a big motor and never takes a bounds a game her freshman year and dent-athletes, and all four come from play off! Kesha is a perfect fit for Ten- was named all-district and scored her winning high school and travel team nessee Tech and how we want to play." 1,000th point during her junior cam- programs. While at Smyrna, she received the paign. “The emphasis we put on recruiting lo- 2015-16 Daily News Journal All Sports Megan Clark, Tampa, Fla. cally and within the state of Tennessee "MVP" Award, and was also named to Freedom High School is obvious with three of the four being the 2015-16 All District Girls Basketball "Megan attended our Elite Camp and Contributed in-state players who chose to stay close 7AAA team. Under the direction of head caught our eye the first time she stepped Middle Tennessee Christian School basketball star Abby Buckner, front to home and wear the Purple and Gold.” coach Bud Brandon, Brady averaged 20 foot on the floor," Rosamond stated. row, center, was one of four recruits to sign national letters of intent Kesha Brady, La Vergne points per game her junior season and "She was the first person on the court to with Tennessee Tech this week. Joing Buckner for the event were, front Smyrna High School also joined the prestigious 1,000 point work on her game and the last one to row, from left: Craig Buckner, dad; Abby, Beth Buckner, mom; back "Kesha is one of those players that can club at her school. row: Dr. Robert Sain, MTCS principal; Lynn Burkey, MTCS coach; Jason do it all: she is a true competitor," Rosa- "I chose Tech because I loved the at- See TECH, Page B2 Piercey, athletic director; and Matt Tiller, MTCS president. Many stars Final scrimmage available on Cookeville Cavs baseball’s split basketball scrimmages with trade market

Clay and Smith By RONALD BLUM counties AP Baseball Writer SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Big league general man- From Staff Reports agers walked under seven palm trees and across the sun-splashed red stone courtyard of the Sonoran The Cookeville High School basketball team Desert resort where they had spent four days. Pulling took one of its final preseason steps on Thursday their wheelie bags as guitar music played on speakers, as the Cavaliers held their final scrimmages they passed a sign that explained Montelucia, part of against the Clay County Bulldogs and the Smith the hotel’s name, was Spanish for mountain of light. County Owls at CHS. While no trades were completed at the first meeting The Cavs may have beat the Owls 58-43 in the of the offseason, many found the session illuminat- nightcap, but Mr. Basketball finalist Tyreke Key ing: a constellation of stars are in play. and the Bulldogs were too much in the first Detroit will listen to offers for pitcher Justin Verlan- game, beating the Cavs 65-60. der, first baseman Miguel Cabrera, second baseman CHS and Clay County were near dead even in Ian Kinsler, right fielder J.D. Martinez and designated the first half. hitter Victor Martinez. The Bulldogs outscored the Cavs 18-16 in the The Chicago White Sox would deal ace pitcher first quarter, but the teams tied 14-14 in the sec- Chris Sale for the right price. ond to make it 32-30 going into halftime. Pittsburgh outfielder Andrew McCutchen and New The Cavs gained back their two-point deficit in York Yankees catcher Brian McCann are available. the third quarter by outscoring the Bulldogs 20- All All-Stars. 18. “I know that magnitude. Of course I do. That’s why However, CHS only scored 10 points in the we chose to be transparent,” said Al Avila, GM of the final quarter to Clay County’s 15 and lost the payroll-paring Tigers. “We chose to tell the players scrimmage. the possibility of things happening.” Noah Hilliker led the team in scoring with 16 When to make a swap is one of the key factors. points, followed by Alex Garrett with 14, Jacob “In other deals that we’ve done, we’ve ended up get- Reeves with 12, Trey Bundrant with nine, Jacob ting as much if not more around the trade deadline Wilberscheid with six and Jack Humphrey with than we would have in the prior offseason, because three. at the trade deadline there’s fewer players available,” Bundrant also led the team in rebounds with six Pirates GM Neal Huntington said as he left Thursday. on offense and three on defense. “There’s more angst about competing.” The second scrimmage is where the Cavs really Many of the sport’s biggest agents also attended the picked things up. session, eager to provide clubs with the latest statis- Once again, the teams went into halftime with tics designed to present their clients in the best light. an extremely tight score as the Owls outscored Scott Boras came up with a new acronym to describe the Cavs 16-14 in the first, but the Cavs gained former All-Star closer Greg Holland, rehabbing from a point back when they outscored the Owls 13- Tommy John surgery in October 2015. 12 in the second quarter. “Everybody wants the help pitcher, the High Level However, CHS kicked into gear in the third Performance Pitcher,” he said. “We’ve got our HLPP quarter, outscoring Smith County 23-11. algorithm, and these guys create value.” Cookeville also outscored the Owls 8-4 in the For some teams, leaving the comfort of their offices fourth quarter. is a chore. Hilliker led his team in scoring even more con- “It’s a necessary evil,” Yankees GM Brian Cashman vincingly against the Owls as he racked up 20 said. “You fly out here, meet with everybody as much points. Wilberscheid was the only other double- as you possibly can, go through your administrative digit scorer agaisnt Smith County as he scored meetings with MLB and fly home.” 13, followed by Bundrant with nine, Reeves There was a little news on the final day. R.A. with eight, Garrett with six, and Humphrey with Dickey, a 42-year-old knuckleballer, became the first two. of the 158 free agents to change teams, agreeing to a The rebounds were very spread out as Hilliker, one-year contract with the Atlanta Braves that guar- Reeves, Garrett, and Bundrant all had five, and Ben Craven | Herald-Citizen antees $8 million. St. Louis outfielder Matt Holliday Wilberscheid led the team with six. Cookeville’s Trey Bundrant dunks the ball off a fast break during the Cavs’ 58-43 win became the final free agent when he and the Cardinals The Cavaliers will begin their regular season over Smith County in their final scrimmage of the preseason on Thursday night at agreed to waive the provision in his contract that on Tuesday when they travel to Pickett County. CHS. called for his $17 million option for 2017 to become guaranteed if he finished in the top 10 in MVP vot- ing. Higher-profile players in a relatively weak free- agent class are likely to take their time before striking deals, a group that includes closers Aroldis Chapman, Monterey Middle gets swept by Avery Trace Kenley Jansen and Mark Melancon; outfielders Jose Bautista, Yoenis Cespedes, Dexter Fowler and Mark Trumbo; and designated hitter Edwin Encarnacion. From Staff Reports ter. Mason Fike, Carson Bowling, points. Hoping to retain Cespedes, Mets GM Sandy Alder- ATMS had many scorers in the Corey White, Dawson Bain, and Up next, Monterey will host Up- son would like a resolution by the end of the winter The Monterey Middle School bas- games. The Lady Raiders were led Cade Apple all added two each, perman Middle School, and Avery meetings, scheduled for Dec. 5-8 in National Harbor, ketball teams did not have the best by Emma Webb who dropped 13 while Wes Delk scored three. Trace will host Prescott on Monday. Maryland. night Thursday, while Avery Trace points, followed by Alley Widdi- The only Wildcat to score more Upperman Middle girls 42 White Sox GM Rick Hahn said he revisited trade Middle School was on top of its field with six, Jaylee Horner with than one field goal was Jacob Pickett County 32 discussions that began ahead of the Aug. 1 deadline game as the Lady Raiders took five, Katherine Graves with four, Hoover as he led the team with six The Upperman Middle School for non-waiver deals and it was now time for “re- down the Lady Wildcats 38-7 in the Anna Hale with three, and Makayla points. Hoover was helped by Trent Lady Bees picked up a 42-32 win grouping, prioritizing things and then following up in first game, and the Raiders took White, K.C. Smith, and Beyonce Maynord with a field goal and a over Picket County on Thursday the coming weeks leading up to the winter meetings.” down the Wildcats 55-15 in the sec- Johnson all added two. free throw for three points, Bryant night as they outscored the Lady “There’s been a lot of speculation about us, so a lot ond. For the Raiders, Stockton Owen Charlton with three, Michael Alred Bobcats in all but the last quarter. of the clubs are checking in and checking the veracity In both games, ATMS jumped out tied with Dylan St. Armour for the with two, and Jordan Lowhorn with The Lady Bees put up eight in the of those claims,” he said. to an early lead and never looked lead in scoring with 12 points one. first quarter, 12 in the second, 13 in McCutchen, a five-time All-Star, is coming off a back. The Lady Raiders outscored apiece. Jackson Peters, Kolby The Lady Wildcats were led by the third, and nine in the fourth, subpar season and is owed $14 million next year as the Lady Wildcats 12-2 in the first Wright, and Carter Huddleston all Ashton Reed with three points, fol- compared to Pickett County’s seven part of a deal that includes a $14.75 million club op- quarter, and the Raiders outscored posted four points for the Raiders, lowed by Amber Riddle with two tion for 2018 with a $1 million buyout. Teams sense the Wildcats 19-5 in their first quar- and Thomas Case, Alex Delk, points and Jordan Walker with two See HOOPS, Page B2 opportunity. B2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, November 11, 2016 SPORTS Titans defense still looking to recover 1st fumble

By TERESA M. WALKER working. We can’t get in panic mode by said they want a second defender com- seen balls go straight to opponents. Five guys and they’ve taken advantage of it,” AP Pro Football Writer any means. We just got to keep working, ing in and stripping the ball and tipping touchdowns have been scored off Ti- Mularkey said. “They’ve gone un- and hopefully they’ll come.” more passes to create opportunities. He tans’ turnovers — two in separate games touched, basically, running into the end NASHVILLE — The Tennessee Titans The Titans started the season on a good said great defenses force turnovers and this season, including last week’s 43-35 zone. It hasn’t been like they’ve made are mired in a serious drought when it pace with six interceptions in the span turn them into points. The Titans have loss at San Diego. great plays. It’s been free runs.” comes to intercepting passes and recov- of four games. Since two interceptions only 13 points off their seven takeaways Dwight Lowery took a fumble by Mar- The combination has the Titans tied for ering fumbles. in a win at Miami on Oct. 9, Tennessee this season compared to 44 points scored cus Mariota 36 yards for a touchdown in 26th in the NFL in turnover ratio at They have forced just one turnover is lucky rookie LeShaun Sims recovered by opponents off Tennessee’s 13 give- the third quarter, while Brandon Flowers minus-6. The Packers have taken as well over the past month, and their defense a fumble on a muffed punt by Jack- aways. ran an interception back 33 yards for an- as they’ve given and are at minus-1 in has only six interceptions with no fum- sonville on Oct. 27. Seven takeaways simply isn’t getting other TD in the fourth quarter. that category. Green Bay coach Mike bles forced. They’re tied with the New Tennessee (4-5) hosts Green Bay (4-4) the job done. Titans coach Mike Mularkey doesn’t McCarthy said it’s all about creating op- York Giants for the fewest fumbles on Sunday, and stripping the ball has “That’s not what we’re looking at,” see the five touchdowns off 13 turnovers portunities, and his Packers know they taken away this season, and both teams been a focus in practice this week as the Casey said. “We’re looking 20-plus as bad luck no matter how much the ball have to be better at protecting the ball recovered the ball on special teams. Titans try to boost those takeaway num- turnovers already, and we need to start seems to bounce straight to the oppo- against an aggressive defense like Ten- “We feel like we’re kind of due for bers. The Packers have lost six fumbles making them happen.” nents. nessee. some,” Titans linebacker Derrick Mor- this season. While Tennessee hasn’t gotten the “The ball has not bounced, especially “They’ve definitely got the players to gan said. “We’ll see. We’ve got to keep Titans defensive tackle Jurrell Casey bounces defensively, the offense has these fumbles, they’ve bounced to those take it away from us,” McCarthy said.

UNITED STATES SOCCER Press scores 4th career hat trick in US victory

By JANIE McCAULEY “So that’s kind of like our baseline. Big en- AP Sports Writer gine, super aggressive, always on our toes, al- ways on our front foot and then at the same SAN JOSE, Calif. — As the season winds time when you get the ball you have to be down, coach Jill Ellis wants the Americans calm, you have to be composed. So it’s that winging it and making adjustments on the fly switching back and forth I think makes the best to keep pressure on opponents from all angles team in the world, and that’s what we’re aim- and every spot on the field. ing to be.” That task came fairly easily against Romania. Morgan scored in the 52nd and 75th minutes Christen Press had her fourth career hat trick but missed a penalty kick in the 64th after Ellis by the 38th minute, Alex Morgan added two inserted five substitutes to start the second half goals and the U.S. women’s national team at Avaya Stadium, which drew 16,425 fans. whipped up on the Romanians 8-1 Thursday Morgan Brian made a diving header from just night. inside the 8-yard box off a free kick by Andi “I want a team to feel like they can’t breathe Sullivan following a yellow card, her first goal against us,” Ellis said. “That’s kind of where of the year. we want to take this team to in terms of our de- Megan Rapinoe didn’t play, nor was she on fensive presence and that kind of mentality. ... the field during the national anthem to kneel on Both sides of the ball that’s what we want, and the grass as has been her routine, inspired by they’re not going to get a break.” San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaeper- Press scored the first goal of the match in the nick during the NFL preseason about 10 min- 8th minute, then Tobin Heath found the net 2 utes away. Rapinoe did not speak to reporters minutes later for the first of her two goals on after the game. an assist by Press, who scored again in the 35th Carli Lloyd was away on her honeymoon. and 38th minutes. Romania’s Laura Rus scored a 31st-minute With 11 goals this season, the former star at goal into an empty net in the first of two exhi- Tech opens nearby Stanford reached double digits for the bition matches against the Romanians to finish third straight year and became the fourth U.S. the 2016 season. Goalkeeper Ashlyn Harris player to do so in 2016. came way out of the box on the play. tonight “In order to play this style, you have to be The teams play again Sunday at the StubHub physically superior than the other team,” Press Center in Carson. Tennessee Tech Men’s said. Basketball Coach Steve Payne, above, watches workouts during a recent team practice, while Yaktavia Hickson, right, looks for an open Jarnkrok scores twice to teammate. Tech opens the 2016-17 basketball season tonight with the men at lead Nashville over St. Louis Georgia Tech and the women hosting Wright State. Tipoff for the By JIM DIAMOND backhand pass glanced off the skate of Blues women’s game is set for 6 Associated Press defenseman Jay Bouwmeester and landed on p.m. and the men’s game is Jarnkrok’s stick in the slot. Jarnkrok double- scheduled to start at 7:30 NASHVILLE — With the Nashville Preda- clutched and then beat Hutton high. p.m. tors struggling to generate offense, Calle Hutton spent the last three years as Rinne’s Jarnkrok delivered at just the right time. backup in Nashville before signing with the TTU Sports Information Jarnkrok scored twice to lead the Predators Blues in the offseason. over the St. Louis Blues 3-1 on Thursday night. Jarnkrok’s goal came just minutes after James Neal also scored and Pekka Rinne Nashville failed to convert on a two-man ad- made 23 saves for Nashville, which has won vantage that lasted 1 minute, 17 seconds. two straight for its first winning streak of the “It was such a timely goal,” Predators coach season. Peter Laviolette said. “To leave that 5-on-3 and “I’ve been feeling good,” Rinne said. “I al- still not get one, for him to get one after that to ways put a lot of pressure on myself, but at the send us into the break at a tie score, it was just TECH: First recruits delivered same time this year, I try to focus on the things a real big difference in the game.” that I can control and not to get frustrated at Nashville finished 0 for 5 on the power play. what the game throws at you. I just try to focus For the second night in a row, the Blues were From Page B1 able mention her junior season, while also being se- on doing my job.” perfect on the penalty kill. In their home game lected to the All-Region team. She helped lead her Jaden Schwartz had the lone goal and Carter Wednesday night against Chicago, they killed work on her game and the last one to leave. Her team to a district second place finish her junior year. Hutton made 25 saves for the Blues. off all six Blackhawks power plays. But spend- work ethic is off the charts, and the time she puts in "I chose Tech because it was not far from home," Schwartz scored the game’s first goal at 3:59 ing all that time short-handed took a toll in is reflected in her skill set. Megan can shoot the ball Masters said. "It is one of the top nursing schools in of the opening period. back-to-back games. from the outside, attack off the dribble, and has out- the country, and has an awesome basketball pro- From the right corner, Vladimir Tarasenko “When you are looking for offense and for standing court vision. She is a strong guard that will gram. I cannot wait to be a Golden Eagle." found Schwartz in the lower part of the right goals, and those players are spending 5, 6 min- be a force in our conference. She understands what Last year, she was named all-Upper Cumberland faceoff circle, where he beat Rinne on the short utes a night on the PK, especially our D, it’s it takes to win at a high level, and she will be a huge honorable-mention, all-region, and helped her team side with a wrist shot just inside the post. tough,” Blues forward Scottie Upshall said. asset not only on the court but in the locker room." finish second in the district and regional tourna- Nashville drew even at 18:26 of the second “We’ve got to be better, stay out of the box.” Under the direction of head coach Laurie Pacholke; ments. on Jarnkrok’s second goal of the season. Neal gave Nashville a 2-1 lead at 3:44 of the Clark's career averages are 10.2 points and 3.6 re- Abby Buckner, Murfreesboro In the right corner, Colin Wilson’s spinning third. bounds per game. Clark helped her team capture a Middle Tennessee Christian School District Championship her sophomore season, while "I have been fortunate to coach some great shoot- placing as the runner-ups her junior year. ers, and I have no doubts Abby Buckner will belong She plays for the Tampa Thunder on the AAU cir- in that conversation," Rosamond continued. "Abby cuit. is a big, strong guard that is deadly from behind the HOOPS: Upperman boys Riley Masters, Cookeville arc. She has deep, deep range, and she is extremely Cookeville High School crafty with the basketball. As good of a shooter as "Riley is a blue-collar post player that does all the she is, she can also impact the game with her size fall 44-34 to Pickett County little things. She blocks shots, rebounds and gets on and rebounding. Abby has a high basketball IQ, and the floor after loose balls," Rosamond said. "She is she is a mature leader on and off the court. I love From Page B1 man 9-2. The Bees picked up the scoring in the extremely athletic and has a great frame that will her quiet confidence." second quarter but were still outscored 11-8 for only get stronger at the next level. With a year of A four-year member of the Middle Tennessee points in the first quarter, eight in the second, the 20-10 Bobcat lead at halftime. strength and conditioning, Riley's best basketball is Christian School team under the tutelage of head seven in the third, and 10 in the fourth. The Bees continued their momentum in the ahead of her, and I can't wait to watch the player she coach Lynn Burkey, Buckner joined the school's UMS was led by Brooklyn Crouch, who third quarter, outscoring Pickett County 12-5, develops into over the next 4 years. We are excited 1,000-point club her sophomore year. She averages scored 10 points, followed by Reagan Hurst but the Bobcats closed it out in the final quarter to have a local player from a top-notch program 16.3 points and six boards per game for her career. with eight, Torie Brooks with seven, Laryn Sis- as they put up 19 points to the Bees’ 12. (Cookeville High) that wanted to stay home and Buckner has been three-times named to the All Dis- som and Lili Sissom with six each, Aiyana UMS had two double-digit scorers as Jace play here at Tennessee Tech. She will represent us trict and All Tournament teams, while also receiving Levy with three, and Riley Harris with two. McWilliams dropped 14 points and Tommy with pride on and off the court." Team MVP accolades each of her three season thus Pickett County boys 44 Bristow added 12. They were helped by Seth Masters comes to Tech after a four-year career at far. Upperman middle 34 Petty with three points, Elliott Lee and Daniel Cookeville High School where she plays under the "The players, coaches, Cookeville community, and The Bees struggled early on against the Bob- Metzgar with two each, and Jayron McCllelan helm of head coach Mindy Odom. There, she has the Tennessee Tech vision made everything feel at cats on Thursday night. with one. tallied 487 points, 348 boards, 29 steals, and 44 home for me, and that's how I knew I belonged as a Pickett County started building their lead right Up next, UMS will travel to Monterey on blocks. She received All Upper-Cumberland honor- Golden Eagle," Buckner stated. away in the first quarter as it outscored Upper- Monday. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, November 11, 2016 — B3 SPORTS Bulldogs gunning for an even bigger upset against Alabama

By JOHN ZENOR games that they’ve lost,” Humphrey said. “To beat AP Sports Writer Texas A&M must mean they’re doing something right. That actually might help our mind-set. TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Fresh from one major They’re a pretty good team. They’ve got as many upset, Mississippi State is gunning for an even big- scholarship players as we do. They’ve got good ger target: No. 1 Alabama. players, too. You just can’t take anybody lightly.” The Bulldogs’ win over No. 10 Texas A&M Mississippi State must win two of its final three makes the Crimson Tide’s break Saturday from a games to become bowl eligible, finishing against four-game parade of ranked opponents look more Arkansas and at Mississippi. treacherous, even if the oddsmakers don’t think so. Some other things to know about this game: The Bulldogs (4-5, 2-3 Southeastern Conference) Running QBs remain four-touchdown underdogs despite that per- The game features the SEC’s top two rushing formance against the Aggies, who had been fourth quarterbacks. Mississippi State’s Nick Fitzgerald, in the College Football Playoff rankings. Alabama the co-SEC offensive player of the week, is fifth (9-0, 6-0, No. 1 CFP) hasn’t appeared nearly so overall in the SEC with 839 yards and eight touch- vulnerable but must recover from the physical and downs. He faces the nation’s top run defense. Hurts mental toll of a 10-0 slugfest against No. 19 LSU. has run for 635 yards and 10 touchdowns. “I think the biggest thing is we can’t have any Milestones kind of relief syndrome after a big, emotional Saban just picked up his 200th win as a college game,” Alabama coach Nick Saban said. head coach. Now, he’s got a chance to equal the The Tide has won the last eight meetings with the record of 40 wins as the No. 1 team currently team from a mere 90 minutes away. Survive this shared by Ohio State’s Woody Hayes and Florida game, and the Tide can win the SEC West outright State’s Bobby Bowden. This is also Mullen’s 100th Contributed with an Iron Bowl victory over No. 8 Auburn. game as a head coach. Saban said Mississippi State is playing the best it Standout receivers has all season. The Bulldogs’ challenge is to see if Neither team has put up huge passing numbers but Headed to Trevecca they can keep it up after that 35-28 win over the both have standout wide receivers. Alabama’s Pickett County High School basketball standout Abbi Buck, front row, center, signed a Aggies. Calvin Ridley and ArDarius Stewart are both sig- national letter of intent Tuesday to play at Trevecca Nazarene University in Nashville “For us, we have a very young team and I want to nificant threats. Mississippi State’s Fred Ross leads next year. Joining Buck for the ceremony at the high school were, front row, from left: see how they react,” said coach Dan Mullen, who the SEC with nine receiving touchdowns and his Chip Buck, dad; Abbi, Larissa Buck, mom; back row: Brent Smith, Pickett County High is 0-7 against the Tide but has produced four wins 54 catches ranks second. School basketball coach; Matt Ferrell, PCK8 (AAU) coach; and Megan Burnett, TN Rush over Top 10 teams. Passing opportunity? (AAU) coach. “In some ways, it is not a bad situation to be in. Alabama hasn’t produced a 200-yard passing day Nobody expects us to win, so we just have to go in its past three games. The Bulldogs, though, rank find a way to win the game without the pressure on last in the SEC in pass defense, giving up 21 pass- us.” ing touchdowns and 264 yards per game. Alabama cornerback Marlon Humphrey thinks it Protecting Fitzgerald Brazil’s Neymar takes honors, might be a boon to the Tide, just in case there was The Bulldogs have allowed 20 sacks this season any temptation to look past this game. The Bull- despite Fitzgerald’s mobility. Alabama’s defense dogs racked up 574 yards of total offense against leads the nation with 37 sacks, led by Jonathan the Aggies. Allen and Tim Williams, making good pass protec- Messi returns for Argentina “I know Mississippi State’s had a lot of close tion paramount. By MAURICIO SAVARESE Associated Press

BELO HORIZONTE, Brazil — Just the prospect of Lionel Messi’s return gave Argentina so much confidence that one player openly said it would in- timidate the Brazilians ahead of their South Ameri- can World Cup qualifying match. Having the five-time player of the year back from injury didn’t translate into success, though, as Messi’s friend Neymar led Brazil to a convincing 3- 0 victory at the Mineirao stadium on Thursday. Neymar showed class in the lead up to Philippe Leo Correa | AP Coutinho’s opening goal from the edge of the box. Brazil's Neymar celebrates after scoring Then the Barcelona star scored his 50th goal for his side's second goal against Argentina Brazil at the end of the first half with an elegant during a 2018 World Cup qualifying soccer touch in front of the Argentine goalkeeper. Neymar match at the Estadio Mineirao in Belo Hor- also hit the post, lobbed midfielder Lucas Biglia, eas- izonte, Brazil on Thursday. ily worked his way through the opposition defense and was fouled nine times as he pushed Brazil for- same quality. ward. “One of the biggest lies in football is that if you “Look at this guy. If Neymar had played here in mark you will not have the energy to do well up- that game against Germany in the 2014 World Cup, front,” Tite said. “That is not the case.” we wouldn’t have lost 7-1,” said Eric Angelo, a Messi was disappointed with Argentina’s perform- Brazilian fan who watched Thursday’s match and ance, and said vast improvement was needed to get was also at his team’s humiliating defeat here two the team into one of the four automatic qualifying years ago. “We would have more confidence and positions for the World Cup. maybe given the Germans a challenge.” Neymar “We can’t repeat what we have been doing because Butch Dill | AP, file was injured when Brazil experienced their worst de- that won’t work,” he said. “We have to change a lot.” In this Oct. 22 photo, Auburn running back Kamryn Pettway (36) scores a touchdown as feat ever. Brazil and Argentina have been in contrasting form. he beats Arkansas linebacker Brooks Ellis (51) and defensive back Santos Ramirez (9) Messi began with a lot of style at Mineirao stadium Brazil has won its first five games under the coach- to the end zone during the second half of a game in Auburn, Ala. and caused trouble for his marker, Fernandinho. In ing of Tite, while Edgardo Bauza’s Argentina team only five minutes the Manchester City midfielder had draws against Venezuela and Peru and a 1-0 loss was lobbied by Messi and picked a yellow card after to Paraguay leading up to the loss on Thursday. a hard foul on the Argentine forward. But as Brazil leads the South American qualifiers with 24 Auburn hoping to have RB Paulinho and Renato Augusto helped out with de- points from 11 matches and Argentina is sixth with fending against the Argentine playmaker, the only 16. The top four teams qualify automatically for the Pettway ready for Georgia opportunities Messi had were from free kicks near World Cup in Russia in 2018. The fifth-place team the penalty box. advances to an intercontinental playoff. Next Tues- Brazil coach Tite explained the strategy designed day Brazil visits eighth-place Peru and Argentina By CHARLES ODUM Auburn right tackle Robert Leff Bulldogs lead 56-55-8, has great to make Messi feel so uncomfortable in his return hosts third-place Colombia. AP Sports Writer said. “Who knows what the run- balance. “It’s always heated,” after three games. Back in September, Messi scored in a 1-0 victory ning back situation will be like, Smart said. “It never ends be- “We forced our way into the Argentina half more over Uruguay in the only previous match under ATHENS, Ga. — Auburn is but I don’t think it will really cause it goes on recruiting trail. to the left so Messi wouldn’t be immediately near Bauza in this campaign. hoping to have its best running matter as long as we make holes Both schools recruit the same the ball, since he was on the right,” Tite said. “When Under former coaches Dunga and Argentina’s Ger- back healthy when the No. 8 for them.” area primarily.” he was forced to move it became better for us be- ardo Martino, Brazil and Argentina drew 1-1 in Tigers visit Georgia on Saturday Georgia coach Kirby Smart, New go-to receiver cause that other side was already crowded.” Buenos Aires in their first 2018 qualifier, with Messi hoping to continue their run for who recruited Pettway as Al- Javon Wims, a junior college Assessing Brazil’s strengths, Tite said Neymar was also absent and Neymar having a less impressive a Southeastern Conference abama’s defensive coordinator, transfer, has emerged as a new great because he was playing box to box with the performance. championship. said Auburn will bring a strong favorite target for Georgia quar- The status of Kamryn Pettway, running game to Athens, no mat- terback Jacob Eason . Wims set the SEC’s leading rusher, has ter who starts at running back. career highs with five catches for been uncertain all week. The “We have to prepare as if he’s 90 yards in last week’s 27-24 240-pound Pettway hurt his left going to be there,” Smart said. win at Kentucky. “It felt good,” leg on a long run in last week’s “If he’s there or not, they’re Wims said. “It just confirmed 23-16 win over Vanderbilt . going to be able to run the ball, that my hard work is just starting Auburn coach Gus Malzahn trust me. They did it at the begin- to pay off. I’ve just got to con- said Pettway, the nation’s No. 4 ning of the year sometimes with- tinue to work hard.” Wims (6-4, rusher, will make the trip. out him.” 215) has excellent size. “He’s healing, so we’ll see,” Some other things to watch in Hosley’s clutch picks Malzahn said. “We’re a run, No. 8 Auburn’s visit to Georgia: Cornerback Josh Holsey leads play-action team so no matter White returns the SEC with 10 pass breakups. who our running back is we need Malzahn said quarterback Sean He has three interceptions, in- to be successful.” White will start after playing in cluding a late theft in Auburn ter- Auburn (7-2, 5-1 SEC, No. 9 a reserve role last week due to an ritory that helped save last CFP) controls its destiny in the undisclosed injury. With week’s 23-16 win over Vander- Western Division and still has Franklin at quarterback, Auburn bilt. On Oct. 29, Holsey had an another conference game re- trailed Vanderbilt 13-10 at half- interception in the fourth quarter maining against No. 1 Alabama. time. to set up the Tigers’ final touch- Georgia (5-4, 3-4) is trying to be- Underground railroad down in their 40-29 win over come bowl eligible following an There is a long history of close Mississippi. encouraging 27-24 win at Ken- ties in the rivalry. Former long- Same defense, tucky last week. time Georgia coach Vince Doo- different rivalry Backup Kerryon Johnson has ley was an Auburn graduate. Malzahn and Auburn are very two 100-yard games this season. Former longtime Auburn coach familiar with Smart’s defenses Converted wide receiver Stanton Pat Dye played at Georgia. from his time at Alabama. “We Truitt and freshman Kam Martin Smart has seen the rivalry up know each other very well, have could get some carries, too. Ditto close as a player at Georgia. He a lot of history,” Malzahn said. for backup quarterback John said Georgia-Auburn is “one of “We’ve been against each other Franklin III. greatest rivalries in college foot- a lot.” In fact, Smart also inter- “Obviously we’re going to ball,” in part because the series, viewed with Auburn before need to continue to run the ball,” which began in 1892 and the Malzahn’s hiring in 2013. B4 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, November 11, 2016 SPORTS First-place Ravens flourish at

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(Kessler),” Jackson said. “He’s a young knee injury on his first day of training on or before 12/16/16. 2008 Detroit Lions as the only 0-16 team “I’ve been around for 14 years, but I still player and I’m going to put him back out camp, hauled in Flacco’s 27-yard pass Pursuant to TN Codes annot- in NFL history. feel young,” Suggs said. “I have played there.” with 6:21 to play. ated section 66-31-105, notice They’re down, but the Browns haven’t with a torn biceps before. I have come Jackson said he removed Kessler “be- Referees reviewed the catch, but in the is hereby given that content of quit. back from a torn Achilles before. So I cause I wanted a spark.” end determined Perriman maintained con- “There are better days ahead for this guess it’s just in my DNA. My mom and So even though they’re winless, the trol of the ball as he rolled over in the end Unit 37 Patrick Moss Unit 49 Jacob Cantlin group,” said tight end Seth DeValve, who dad did something special when they Browns don’t have a quarterback contro- zone. Unit 76 Vicky Dulworth scored Cleveland’s lone touchdown. “We made me.” versy on their hands. “It was a complete blessing,” Perriman Unit 77 Chris Dubree are not flinching and we are not giving up. Confident in Kessler Finding the end zone said. “(I’ve been) working for it for a long Unit 110 Carol Sircy These guys are working hard every day to Though rookie Cody Kessler was re- On a night when Ravens receiver Steve time, and it finally came today. (It’s) just Unit 125 Tyler Watkins get a win.” placed in the third quarter by McCown, Smith caught his 78th career touchdown how long it took to get here and all the Unit 136 Kristin Atkins Unit 153 Wendy Farley DeValve’s first NFL touchdown gave the Browns coach Hue Jackson said Kessler pass, teammate Breshad Perriman was work you had to put in. All the stuff I’ve Unit 156 Kyle Korlath Browns a 7-3 lead in the second quarter, would start in Cleveland’s next game overjoyed with his first. been through.” Space #2 / (Boat for Auction ) Jacob Cantlin SCOREBOARD @ Stevens Realty Storage 1425 Gainesboro Grade, I ABC — Pittsburgh at Clemson Saturday’s Game St. Francis (IL) at E. 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Dickey on a one-year contract. nam County Courthouse, Guinea Furman at Presbyterian, 7 p.m. Montana at USC, 11 p.m. ESPNU — San Diego at San Diego St. Rider at Hampton, 7 p.m. Can-Am League Cookeville, Tennessee, offer COLLEGE FOOTBALL 2:55 a.m. (Sunday) Illinois-Chicago at San Francisco, 11 p.m. OTTAWA CHAMPIONS — Released RHP Luis FS1 — Women, FIFA U-20 World Cup, Papua Fordham at East Tennessee St., 7 p.m. San Diego at San Diego St., 11 p.m. for sale certain property herein- 6:30 p.m. Georgia Southern at North Carolina St., 7 p.m. Munoz. after described to the highest ESPN2 — Boston College at Florida St. New Guinea vs. Brazil, at Port Moresby, Nevada at Saint Mary’s, 11 p.m. BASKETBALL Papua New Guinea Chattanooga at Tennessee, 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 12 7 p.m. James Madison at Old Dominion, 7 p.m. National Basketball Association bidder FOR certified funds paid NBCSN — Harvard at Penn FS2 — Women, FIFA U-20 World Cup, Japan EAST ATLANTA HAWKS — Acquired the right to own vs. Nigeria, at Port Moresby, Papua New Evansville at Louisville, 7 p.m. USC Upstate at Georgetown, 12 p.m. at the conclusion of the sale, or DRAG RACING UNC Asheville at Virginia Commonwealth, 7 and operate an NBA D-League team that will credit bid from a bank or other 11:30 p.m. Guinea Vermont at Quinnipiac, 1 p.m. play in College Park, Ga., beginning with the p.m. St. Francis (PA) at St. Bonaventure, 4 p.m. lending entity pre-approved by FS1 — NHRA, Auto Club Finals, qualifying, at Florida Memorial at Florida International, 7 2019-20 season. Pomona, Calif. (same-day tape) I Toledo at Saint Joseph’s (PA), 7 p.m. NBA Development League the successor trustee. The sale NCAA Football p.m. SOUTH GOLF American at Maryland, 7 p.m. LOS ANGELES D-FENDERS — Waived F is free from all exemptions, Noon North Carolina Central at Marshall, 12 p.m. Gerald Beverly, G Kourtlin Jackson and G AP Top 25 Schedule Tennessee-Martin at Ole Miss, 7 p.m. Charleston Southern at Florida St., 1 p.m. which are expressly waived in GOLF — PGA Tour, OHL Classic at Mayakoba, Marist at Duke, 7 p.m. Michael Snaer. second round, at Playa del Carmen, Mexico All Times EST Wofford at LSU, 2 p.m. FOOTBALL the Deed of Trust, said property Virginia Military at Richmond, 7 p.m. Bridgewater at William & Mary, 2 p.m. 3 p.m. Friday Citadel at Charleston, 7 p.m. National Football League being real estate situated in Put- GOLF — Champions Tour, Charles Schwab No. 20 Florida State vs. Boston College, 7:30 Ferrum at Winthrop, 4 p.m. NFL — Fined Seattle CB Richard Sherman Thomas (GA) at Georgia St., 7 p.m. Grand Canyon at Duke, 5:30 p.m. nam County, Tennessee, and Cup Championship, first round, at Scotts- p.m. Florida A&M at South Florida, 7 p.m. $9,000 for unnecessary roughness for his hit dale, Ariz. Saturday Towson at George Mason, 7 p.m. on Buffalo PK Dan Carpenter during a Nov. being more particularly de- W. Carolina at Miami (FL), 7 p.m. Averett at High Point, 7 p.m. 2 a.m. (Saturday) No. 1 Alabama vs. Mississippi State, Noon Earlham at N. Kentucky, 7 p.m. 7 game. scribed as follows: GOLF — European PGA Tour, Nedbank Golf No. 2 Michigan at Iowa, 8 p.m. Alabama St. at W. Kentucky, 8 p.m. MIAMI DOLPHINS — Activated DT Earl Georgia at Clemson, 7 p.m. Appalachian St. at Davidson, 8 p.m. Challenge, third round, at Sun City, South No. 3 Clemson vs. Pittsburgh, 3:30 p.m. Radford at Wake Forest, 7:30 p.m. Mitchell off injured reserve. Africa No. 4 Washington vs. Southern Cal, 7:30 p.m. N. Arizona vs. Tennessee St. at Santa Clara, MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Released OT Sean Lying and being in the 1st Florida Gulf Coast vs. Florida at Jacksonville, CA, 11:30 p.m. NBA BASKETBALL No. 5 Louisville vs. Wake Forest, 7 p.m. FL, 7:30 p.m. Hickey from the practice squad. Signed TE Civil District (Map 53-J, Group 7 p.m. No. 6 Ohio State at Maryland, 3:30 p.m. MIDWEST MyCole Pruitt to the practice squad. Claflin at North Carolina-Wilmington, 7:30 p.m. Coe at N. Iowa, 12 p.m. F, Parcel 001.00) of Putnam NBA — L.A. Clippers at Oklahoma City No. 7 Wisconsin vs. Illinois, 3:30 p.m. Kentucky Christian at Morehead St., 7:45 p.m. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Released RB SOCCER No. 8 Auburn at Georgia, 3:30 p.m. Bryant at Notre Dame, 12 p.m. Tyler Gaffney. County, Tennessee, as fol- IUPUI at E. Kentucky, 8 p.m. Northland at Green Bay, 1 p.m. 1:30 p.m. No. 9 Oklahoma vs. No. 25 Baylor, Noon Newberry at Charlotte, 8 p.m. HOCKEY lows: Beginning at a point at ESPN2 — FIFA, World Cup 2018 qualifying, No. 10 Texas A&M vs. Mississippi, 7:30 p.m. S. at Ohio, 2 p.m. National Hockey League Grambling St. at East Carolina, 8 p.m. Cleveland St. vs. Kent St. at Youngstown, OH, the intersection of the margin France vs. Sweden, at Saint-Denis, France No. 11 West Virginia at Texas, Noon Illinois St. at Murray St., 8 p.m. NHL — Fined Arizona D Oliver Ekman-Larsson of Stevens Street and Clover FS1 — FIFA, World Cup 2018 qualifying, Eng- No. 12 Penn State at Indiana, Noon 5 p.m. $2,000 as supplementary discipline for div- Tougaloo at S. Miss, 8 p.m. Illinois Tech at Chicago St., 5 p.m. land vs. Scotland, at London No. 16 Colorado at Arizona, 10 p.m. Arkansas-Pine Bluff at UAB, 8 p.m. ing/embellishment. Avenue, said point being the 7 p.m. No. 17 Oklahoma State vs. Texas Tech, 3:30 N. Colorado at Butler, 7:30 p.m. CALGARY FLAMES — Recalled F Linden Vey northeast corner of Lot #1 and Toccoa Falls at Troy, 8 p.m. Akron at Youngstown St., 7:45 p.m. FS1 — FIFA, World Cup 2018 qualifying, p.m. LaGrange at New Orleans, 8 p.m. from Stockton (AHL). being S 33? W a distance of 29 United States vs. Mexico, at Columbus, Ohio No. 18 Virginia Tech vs. Georgia Tech, 3:30 Trinity (IL) Christian at Valparaiso, 8 p.m. American Hockey League Millsaps at Southeastern Louisiana, 8 p.m. SOUTHWEST feet from the centerline inter- p.m. Norfolk St. at Mississippi St., 8 p.m. SAN DIEGO GULLS — Signed LW Jordan No. 19 LSU at Arkansas, 7 p.m. LeTourneau at Sam Houston St., 3 p.m. Samuels-Thomas to a professional tryout section of said roads; thence Saturday, Nov. 12 William Peace at Elon, 8 p.m. Cent. Baptist at Arkansas-Little Rock, 4 p.m. No. 21 Nebraska vs. Minnesota, 7:30 p.m. Tennessee Tech at Georgia Tech, 8 p.m. agreement. with Clover Avenue S 02?00' AUTO RACING No. 22 Florida vs. South Carolina, Noon Texas Southern at Texas-Arlington, 8:30 p.m. ECHL 9:30 a.m. Webber International at Stetson, 8 p.m. Louisiana at UTEP, 9 p.m. No. 23 Washington State vs. California, 10:30 Brewton-Parker at Mercer, 8:30 p.m. ELMIRA JACKALS — Signed F Greg Betzold. FS1 — FIA Formula E Championship, at Mar- p.m. FAR WEST FLORIDA EVERBLADES — Loaned F Jordan rakesh, Morocco Cairn at Liberty, 8:30 p.m. SIU-Edwardsville at Hawaii, 2 a.m. No. 24 Boise State at Hawaii, 7 p.m. Coastal Carolina at Alabama, 9 p.m. Samuels-Thomas to San Diego (AHL). 10 a.m. Northwest at Boise St., 4 p.m. SOCCER NBCSN — Formula One, Brazilian Grand Prix, Maine at Virginia Tech, 9 p.m. Nebraska-Omaha at UC Santa Barbara, 5 p.m. I North Carolina vs. Tulane at New Orleans, LA, Major League Soccer qualifying, at Sao Paulo NCAA Basketball West Coast Baptist at San Jose St., 5 p.m. MLS — Fined Colorado D Jared Watts an 2 p.m. 9 p.m. Northwest Nazarene at Utah, 7 p.m. North Florida at Auburn, 9:30 p.m. undisclosed amount for his actions (hands to Cookeville office opened in 1987 NBCSN — NASCAR, Sprint Cup Series, Can- AP Top 25 Schedule UC Davis at Santa Clara, 9 p.m. the face, head or neck of an opponent) dur- Am 500, practice, at Avondale, Ariz. 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HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, November 11, 2016 — B5

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W a distance of 158 feet to a SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S Shapiro & Ingle, LLP. No per- ity, Inc.; The Federal Home Loan be recorded simultaneously FOR YOUR point in the north margin of a SALE sonal checks will be accepted. Bank of Cincinnati. herewith, in the Register's Office CONVENIENCE 12 foot alley; thence with the To this end, you must bring of Putnam County, Tennessee. alley N 89?00' E a distance of Sale at public auction will be on sufficient funds to outbid the Any right of equity of redemp- The Herald Citizen has installed 69 feet to a point; thence leav- December 6, 2016 at 12:00PM lender and any other bidders. tion, statutory and otherwise, Street Address: 251 Ward Mill an after hours drop box for ing said alley and running N local time, at the front door, Put- Insufficient funds will not be and homestead are waived in Rd, Baxter, Tennessee 38544 ! Circulation Dept. payments 02?21' E a distance of 75 feet nam County Courthouse, 421 accepted. Amounts received accord with the terms of said Parcel Number: 056 165.03 ! Classified Dept. payments to a 1" rebar; thence continu- East Spring Street, Cookeville, in excess of the winning bid Deed of Trust, and the title is be- Current Owner(s) of Property: ! Letters to the Editor ing on a distance of 85 feet to Tennessee pursuant to Deed of will be refunded to the suc- lieved to be good, but the under- Ronnie Gaither and Elisa Gaith- ! Community News Bulletin a point in the south margin of Trust executed by Zachary A cessful purchaser at the time signed will sell and convey only er ! I Like to Know Questions Stevens Street; thence with Bollen, to Integrity Title & Es- the foreclosure deed is de- as Substitute Trustee. ! News & Sports Info & Photos said street S 87?30' E a dis- crow, LLC, Trustee, as trustee livered. The street address of the above tance of 68 feet to the point of for Mortgage Electronic Regis- The right is reserved to adjourn described property is believed to YOUR LOCAL NEWS SOURCE beginning. This being the tration Systems, Inc. as nomin- This property is being sold with the day of the sale to another be 251 Ward Mill Rd, Baxter, same as Lots 1 and 4 of Hens- ee for First Tennessee Home the express reservation that the day, time, and place certain Tennessee 38544, but such ad- Herald-Citizen ley Subdivision recorded in Loans on June 13, 2008 at Re- sale is subject to confirmation by without further publication, upon dress is not part of the legal de- 1300 Neal Street Deed Book 82, page 429 in the ceord Book 471, Page 362; con- the lender or trustee. This sale announcement at the time and scription of the property sold Cookeville, TN 38501 Register's Office of Putnam ducted by Shapiro & Ingle, LLP, may be rescinded only by the place for the sale set forth herein and in the event of any County, Tennessee. a Tennessee limited liability part- Substitute Trustee at any time. If above. If you purchase a prop- discrepancy, the legal descrip- PLEASE READ YOUR AD nership, having been appointed the Substitute Trustee rescinds erty at the foreclosure sale, tion herein shall control. The Herald-Citizen makes every ALSO KNOWN AS: 23 East Substitute or Successor Trustee, the sale, the purchaser shall only the entire purchase price is effort to assure that your ad is Stevens Street, Cookeville, TN all of record in the Putnam be entitled to a return of any due and payable at the conclu- This sale is subject to, without accurate. Advertisers should 38501 County Register's Office. De- money paid towards the pur- sion of the auction in the form limitation, all matters shown on read their advertisement the first fault has occurred in the per- chase price and shall have no of a certified/bank check made any applicable recorded plat; day it appears and report any er- This sale is subject to all mat- formance of the covenants, other recourse. Once the pur- payable to or endorsed to any unpaid taxes; any restrictive rors immediately. The Herald- ters shown on any applicable re- terms, and conditions of said chaser tenders the purchase Shapiro & Ingle, LLP. No per- covenants, easements, or set- Citizen is responsible for only corded plat; any unpaid taxes; Deed of Trust and the entire in- price, the Substitute Trustee sonal checks will be accepted. back lines that may be applic- the first incorrect insertion and any restrictive covenants, ease- debtedness has been declared may deem the sale final in which To this end, you must bring able; any statutory right of re- no allowance will be made for ments, or setback lines that may due and payable. case the purchaser shall have sufficient funds to outbid the demption of any governmental more than one insertion. be applicable; any statutory no remedy. The real property will lender and any other bidders. agency, state or federal; any pri- rights of redemption of any gov- Party Entitled to Enforce the be sold AS IS, WHERE IS, with Insufficient funds will not be or liens or encumbrances includ- 103 ernmental agency, state or fed- Debt: JPMorgan Chase Bank, no warranties or representations accepted. Amounts received ing those created by a fixture fil- Auto Svc. & Repair eral; any prior liens or encum- National Association, its suc- of any kind, express or implied, in excess of the winning bid ing or any applicable homeown- brances as well as any priority cessors and assigns. including without limitation, war- will be refunded to the suc- ers’ association dues or assess- J & A AUTO SERVICE Great created by a fixture filing; and to ranties regarding condition of the cessful purchaser at the time ments; all claims or other mat- service at discount prices! TOW- any matter that an accurate sur- The following real estate located property or marketability of title. the foreclosure deed is de- ters, whether of record or not, ING AVAILABLE 931-260-6459 vey of the premises might dis- in Putnam County, Tennessee, livered. which may encumber the pur- close. In addition, the following will be sold to the highest call This office may be a debt collect- chaser’s title and any matter that 105 Cleaning parties may claim an interest in bidder: or. This may be an attempt to This property is being sold with an accurate survey of the the above-referenced property: collect a debt and any informa- the express reservation that the premises might disclose. 0 FIRST CARPET CARE 0 Described property located at tion obtained may be used for sale is subject to confirmation by TOM'S CARPET CLEANING ISELA GARZA Putnam County, Tennessee, to that purpose. the lender or trustee. This sale The following parties may claim ++ 25YRS EXP++ LIC'D++ MANOLO ARDIANO wit: may be rescinded only by the an interest in the above-refer- + PUTNAM GUARANTEED + Shapiro & Ingle, LLP Substitute Trustee at any time. If enced property to be affected by 349-2288 The sale held pursuant to this The following described tract or a Tennessee limited liability the Substitute Trustee rescinds the foreclosure: Same day service/Saturdays Notice may be rescinded at the parcel of land located in the partnership the sale, the purchaser shall only Successor Trustee’s option at SECOND CIVIL DISTRICT Substitute Trustee be entitled to a return of any Any judgment creditor or lien XTREME PRESSURE WASH any time. The right is reserved to OF PUTNAM COUNTY, TEN- 10130 Perimeter Parkway money paid towards the pur- holder with an interest subordin- Commercial - Residential adjourn the day of the sale to an- NESSEE, as follows: Suite 400 chase price and shall have no ate to the said Deed of Trust or vinyl, gutters, decks, concrete, other day, time, and place cer- Charlotte, NC 28216 other recourse. Once the pur- any party claiming by, through, etc. Licensed & Ins‚d. Free Est. tain without further publication, Being Lot Nos. 29 and 30 in the Phone: (704) 333-8107 chaser tenders the purchase or under any of the foregoing. Gary Flatt, 931-261-5542 upon announcement at the time South Creek Subdivision, a plat Fax: (704) 333-8156 price, the Substitute Trustee Such parties known to the Sub- and place for the sale set forth of which is of record in the Re- www.shapiro-ingle.com may deem the sale final in which stitute Trustee may include: above. W&A No. 317725 gister's Office of Putnam County, case the purchaser shall have None. 108 Concrete,Masonry Tennessee in Plat Book 1, page File No. 16-107207 no remedy. The real property will DATED November 4, 2016 92 and Plat Cabinet A, Slide 45, 11/11, 18, 25 be sold AS IS, WHERE IS, with Any right of equity of redemp- BELLIS! CONCRETE which plat is here referred to for no warranties or representations tion, statutory and otherwise, Complete Concrete Work WILSON & ASSOCIATES, a more perfect description of the SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S of any kind, express or implied, and homestead are waived in Slabs, driveways, bsmts, sidewalks P.L.L.C., lot herein conveyed. SALE including without limitation, war- accord with the terms of said Stamped & colored concrete, Successor Trustee ranties regarding condition of the Deed of Trust, and the title is be- acid staining, exposed aggregate. The land herein is restricted as Sale at public auction will be on property or marketability of title. lieved to be good, but the under- Serving Cookeville Area Since 1997 FOR SALE INFORMATION, to use and occupancy by restric- signed will sell and convey only Licensed, insured. Drug free work- December 6, 2016 at 12:00PM place. 858-6240 / 528-6240 VISIT WWW.MYFIR.COM and tions of record in the Register's local time, at the front door, Put- This office may be a debt collect- as Substitute Trustee. WWW.REALTYTRAC.COM Office of Putnam County, Ten- nam County Courthouse, 421 or. This may be an attempt to G&L CONCRETE 11/11, 18, 25 nessee, in Vol. 165, page 465, East Spring Street, Cookeville, collect a debt and any informa- The right is reserved to adjourn Driveways, sidewalks, patios, which record is here referred to Tennessee pursuant to Deed of tion obtained may be used for the day of the sale to another and made a part hereof as fully that purpose. day, time, and place certain retaining walls. Free Est. 20 Trust executed by Mitchell Stew- yrs exp. Call 931-213-2220 as if copied herein. art and wife, Emily Stewart, to without further publication, upon SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S Integrity Title and Escrow, LLC., Shapiro & Ingle, LLP, announcement at the time and SALE This property is all or a portion of Trustee, as trustee for Putnam a Tennessee limited liability place for the sale set forth 110 Construction Work that listed on Tax Map 968, County Habitat for Humanity, partnership above. If you purchase a prop- Default having been made in the Group A, Parcel 2.00 Inc. on January 30, 2007 at Substitute Trustee erty at the foreclosure sale, BOB'S Construction: Specializ- payments of debts and obliga- Book 373, Page 6; conducted by 10130 Perimeter Parkway the entire purchase price is ing in concrete, brick/block, addi- tions to be paid in that certain This property has not been sur- Shapiro & Ingle, LLP, a Ten- Suite 400 due and payable at the conclu- tions, remodels, hardwood/tile, Deed of Trust acknowledged veyed. The description of the nessee limited liability partner- Charlotte, NC 28216 sion of the auction in the form roofing, building packages, and April 1, 2010, and executed by property was taken from the pre- ship, having been appointed Phone: (704) 333-8107 of a certified/bank check made all your construction needs. Shelly Max Neal and wife, Mon- vious and last conveyance. Substitute or Successor Trustee, Fax: (704) 333-8156 payable to or endorsed to Lic'd/Ins'd. Quality Work • Afford- ica Neal, to Grant Lane, as all of record in the Putnam www.shapiro-ingle.com Shapiro & Ingle, LLP. No per- able Prices 931-319-6107. Trustee, recorded in the Re- THE PREVIOUS AND LAST County Register's Office. De- sonal checks will be accepted. gister’s Office of Putnam County, conveyance being a Warranty fault has occurred in the per- File No. 08-009305 To this end, you must bring B&B ROOFING & REMODEL- Tennessee, under Instrument Deed from Phyllis Carter formance of the covenants, 11/11, 18, 25 sufficient funds to outbid the ING: Roof Repairs & Replace- no. 117288; and the under- Sparks and husband, Anthony terms, and conditions of said lender and any other bidders. ment. Roof Cleaning, Home Re- signed, Cynthia S. Lyons, hav- Sparks, tenants by the entirety to Deed of Trust and the entire in- SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S Insufficient funds will not be pairs, additions & remodeling. ing been appointed by the hold- Zachary A. Bollen, of debtedness has been declared SALE accepted. Amounts received Lic'd/Ins'd Free Est (931)979-2076 er of said indebtedness and ob- record in Record Book 471, due and payable. in excess of the winning bid ligations as Substitute Trustee Page 360 as recorded in the Re- Sale at public auction will be on will be refunded to the suc- Northern Total Home Care on said Deed of Trust, said ap- gister's Office of Putnam County, Party Entitled to Enforce the December 6, 2016 at 12:00PM cessful purchaser at the time Roofing/siding specialist, decks, pointment being recorded in said Tennessee. Debt: Putman County Habitat for local time, at the front door, Put- the foreclosure deed is de- garages, power washing, stain- Register’s Office under Instru- Humanity, its successors and nam County Courthouse, 421 livered. ing. Free Est's, Lic/Ins'd, Over 25 ment no. 195392; and the hold- Street Address: 4338 South assigns. East Spring Street, Cookeville, yrs exp, Senior/military dis- er of said indebtedness and ob- Creek Dr, Cookeville, Tenness- Tennessee pursuant to Deed of This property is being sold with counts. Call (931)349-5180 ligations having requested the ee 38506 The following real estate located Trust executed by Elisa R Gaith- the express reservation that the undersigned to advertise and Parcel Number: 096B A 096B in Putnam County, Tennessee, er and Ronnie L Gaither, to Net- sale is subject to confirmation by 120 Painting/Wallpaper sell the property described in 002.00 000 will be sold to the highest call work Closing Services, Trustee, the lender or trustee. This sale and conveyed to said Deed of Current Owner(s) of Property: bidder: as trustee for Foundation Finan- may be rescinded only by the PAINTING/ STAINING / P. Trust, all of said indebtedness Zachary A. Bollen cial Group on September 27, Substitute Trustee at any time. If WASH, window screens, and obligations having matured Described property located at 2005 at Book 264, Page 423, In- the Substitute Trustee rescinds Plumb., Elec., Storm Doors. 38 by default, this is to give notice The street address of the above Putnam County, Tennessee, to strument No. 50928; conducted the sale, the purchaser shall only yrs exp. Exc. Ref's. Call David, that Cynthia S. Lyons, as Substi- described property is believed to wit: by Shapiro & Ingle, LLP, a Ten- be entitled to a return of any 931-445-3796 or 265-0639. tute Trustee, will on December be 4338 South Creek Dr, nessee limited liability partner- money paid towards the pur- 2, 2016, commencing at 12:00 Cookeville, Tennessee 38506, Described property located in ship, having been appointed chase price and shall have no MEADOWS PAINTING & DRY p.m. (noon) at the front door, but such address is not part of the 7th Civil District of Putnam Substitute or Successor Trustee, other recourse. Once the pur- WALL: Res/Comm, power Putnam County Courthouse in the legal description of the prop- County, Tennessee to wit: all of record in the Putnam chaser tenders the purchase washing, deck staining. Serving Cookeville, Putnam County, erty sold herein and in the event County Register's Office. De- price, the Substitute Trustee Upper Cumberland since 1978. Tennessee, proceed to sell at of any discrepancy, the legal de- Lot Eight (8) of Judy's Place, a fault has occurred in the per- may deem the sale final in which (931)526-2210 or 303-6291. public outcry to the highest and scription herein shall control. subdivision, as shown by plat of formance of the covenants, case the purchaser shall have best bidder for cash the follow- record in Plat Cabinet D, Slide terms, and conditions of said no remedy. The real property will RMD PAINTING ing described property (“Prop- This sale is subject to, without 146B, in the Register's Office of Deed of Trust and the entire in- be sold AS IS, WHERE IS, with •Interior/Exterior. •Power wash- erty”) situated and being in limitation, all matters shown on Putnam County, Tennessee, debtedness has been declared no warranties or representations ing •Staining. Free Estimates. Cookeville, Putnam County, any applicable recorded plat; which reference is here made for due and payable. of any kind, express or implied, Guaranteed to beat any price. Tennessee, to wit: any unpaid taxes; any restrictive a more complete description of including without limitation, war- Call (931)525-1186 or 529-1029. covenants, easements, or set- the land herein conveyed. Party Entitled to Enforce the ranties regarding condition of the Lot 7 of Mountain Top Cove and back lines that may be applic- Debt: Wells Fargo Bank N.A., as property or marketability of title. 121 Pest Control referenced by the Subdivision able; any statutory right of re- Street Address: 3250 Edwards Trustee, for Carrington Mort- Plat for Mountain Top Cove Sub- demption of any governmental Lane, Bloomington Springs, Ten- gage Loan Trust, Series 2006- This office may be a debt collect- division which is recorded in Plat agency, state or federal; any pri- nessee 38545 NC1 Asset-Backed Pass- or. This may be an attempt to Cabinet D, Slide 3 in the Re- or liens or encumbrances includ- Parcel Number: 016-4.12 Through Certificates., its suc- collect a debt and any informa- gister’s Office for Putnam ing those created by a fixture fil- Current Owner(s) of Property: cessors and assigns. tion obtained may be used for County, Tennessee on August ing or any applicable homeown- Mitchell Stewart and wife, Emily that purpose. 10, 2000 at 9:57 a.m. ers’ association dues or assess- Stewart The following real estate located ments; all claims or other mat- in Putnam County, Tennessee, Shapiro & Ingle, LLP This property is subject to re- ters, whether of record or not, The street address of the above will be sold to the highest call a Tennessee limited liability which may encumber the pur- partnership strictive covenants of record in described property is believed to bidder: ALL STAR PEST CONTROL Warranty Deed Book 383, page chaser’s title and any matter that be 3250 Edwards Lane, Bloom- Substitute Trustee an accurate survey of the 10130 Perimeter Parkway OF TENNESSEE 209, Register’s Office for Put- ington Springs, Tennessee Described property located at Complete Termite Service nam County, Tennessee. premises might disclose. 38545, but such address is not Putnam County, Tennessee, to Suite 400 Charlotte, NC 28216 Lic'd/Ins'd. Bonded. part of the legal description of wit: All work guaranteed The previous and last convey- The following parties may claim the property sold herein and in Phone: (704) 333-8107 an interest in the above-refer- Fax: (704) 333-8156 Free Estimates. ance being a Warranty Deed to the event of any discrepancy, Beginning at a 1/2" rebar (new) MARTY KELLY Shelly Max Neal and wife, Mon- enced property to be affected by the legal description herein shall in the south margin of L & N www.shapiro-ingle.com the foreclosure: 931-526-8550 ica Neal, from Robert Lane and control. Railroad R.O.W., said point be- Charter # 4252 wife, Mary Jo Lane, recorded in ing S63°18'30"W 706.28' from a File No. 15-103095 Record Book 581, page 651, Any judgment creditor or lien This sale is subject to, without point at the intersection of the 11/11, 18, 25 Putnam County, Tennessee, Re- holder with an interest subordin- limitation, all matters shown on south margin of L & N Railroad 125 Home Renovation gister’s Office. ate to the said Deed of Trust or any applicable recorded plat; R.O.W. and the west margin of 005 Public Notices any party claiming by, through, any unpaid taxes; any restrictive Highway #56 R.O.W., being a MUNOZ PAINTING: Remodel Street address: 7149 Null Road, or under any of the foregoing. covenants, easements, or set- corner of Phillips; thence leav- bathrooms, tile, back splash, Cookeville, Tennessee 38506. Such parties known to the Sub- back lines that may be applic- ing the south margin of L & N Some secrets need Int/Ext painting, paint barns, gut- stitute Trustee may include: Sec- able; any statutory right of re- Railroad R.O.W. and severing to be shared. ters, fences, carports, stain All rights and equity of redemp- retary of Housing & Urban De- demption of any governmental the land of Phillips S26°41'30"E porches. Lic'd/Ins'd. Good Ref's. tion, homestead, dower and all velopment; Tennessee Housing agency, state or federal; any pri- 210.00' to a 1/2" rebar (new); SEXUAL 14 yrs exp. Responsible, Guar- other exemptions are expressly Development Agency. or liens or encumbrances includ- thence S63°18'30"W 210.00' to a anteed work. (931)239-5812. waived by the debtor in said ing those created by a fixture fil- 1/2" rebar (new); thence continu- ASSAULT Deed of Trust and title is be- Any right of equity of redemp- ing or any applicable homeown- ing to sever the land of Phillips it's not lieved to be good, but I will sell tion, statutory and otherwise, ers’ association dues or assess- N26°41'30"W 210.00' to a 1/2" your fault! and convey only as Substitute and homestead are waived in ments; all claims or other mat- rebar (new) in the south margin Trustee. Title is to be conveyed accord with the terms of said ters, whether of record or not, of L & N Railroad R.O.W.; For confidential help subject to all prior liens, ease- Deed of Trust, and the title is be- which may encumber the pur- thence with the south margin of or information, call REPLACEMENT WINDOWS & ments, covenants, conditions, lieved to be good, but the under- chaser’s title and any matter that L & N Railroad R.O.W. DOORS. Call today for free in- encumbrances, and restrictions signed will sell and convey only an accurate survey of the N63°18'30"E 210.00' to the point home Est. Serving Cookeville for that may exist including, without as Substitute Trustee. premises might disclose. of beginning. Containing 1.012 over 15 yrs. 931-Windows limitation, any unpaid ad valor- acres, more or less, as sur- em taxes or other taxes, and The right is reserved to adjourn The following parties may claim veyed by Bartlett Surveying, 214 130 Tree Service/Related also subject to any right to re- the day of the sale to another an interest in the above-refer- East Stevens Street, Cookeville, day, time, and place certain (931)526-5197 • 1-800-707-5197 demption that may otherwise ex- enced property to be affected by Tennessee, 38501, Allen OLD TIMERS TREE SERVICE ist, including such right by the In- without further publication, upon the foreclosure: Maples, J.R., and R.L.S. #2171, announcement at the time and 4 generations of tree care. ternal Revenue Service, or by on March 30, 2005. Specialize in dangerous tree any taxing authority. place for the sale set forth Any judgment creditor or lien above. If you purchase a prop- removal. Grind stumps. Lic/Ins. holder with an interest subordin- There is a 20' access easement T. Bowman 537-2466;260-5655 Cynthia S. Lyons, erty at the foreclosure sale, ate to the said Deed of Trust or across a portion of the above- the entire purchase price is SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE any party claiming by, through, described property to the re- M & M TREE SERVICE Law Office of Cynthia S. Lyons due and payable at the conclu- or under any of the foregoing. maining land of Greg Phillips. sion of the auction in the form We trim, top & remove trees. 320 E. Broad St. Such parties known to the Sub- Also stump removal. Cookeville, TN 38501 of a certified/bank check made stitute Trustee may include: Put- The previous and last convey- Free Est. Lic/Ins 11/11, 11/18, 11/25 payable to or endorsed to nam County Habitat for Human- ance being a Warranty Deed to Call 432-4382 or 260-6304 i b

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Travel req'd, 2007 HARLEY DAVIDSON name brand, infant girls 6-12, mostly weekdays in TN & KY McRae Mowers dependable caregivers to work DYNA Super Glide, HH items, small furniture, HH in-home care in the Putnam Co. area to sell health equipment & garage kept, alarm system, decor, bedding, rugs, & MORE Leaf Removal security to nursing facilities. Call 931-335-2481 area. Duties would include per- lots of chrome. $9,500. MISC ITEMS! sonal care, light housekeeping Send resume PO Box 1398, (931)528-0348 / 260-0405 Cookeville, TN 38503. 2 FAMILY YARD SALE 140 Other & meal prep. If you are inter- SATURDAY .. 7AM - TIL ested & have a genuine desire 850 Miller Ave, 38501 to assist the elderly give us a Legitimate job placement firms "JACKSON'S MOVING SERVICE" that work to fill specific positions off Fairground Lane Need to move? We have the 20' call at 931-528-8585 or send re- Clothes, HH items, QS bed, box truck & men to do the job. No sume to cannot charge an upfront fee. 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If so call me today to book This message is a public service of your FREE spa party for you Immediate Position Available the Herald-Citizen & GARAGE SALE and your friends!!! for •Mechanic• Regional Buyers Guide. 2011 HONDA VT 750 RS less 505 Misc. Wanted 715 West Oak Dr, Ckvl (931) 349-1352. Candidate must have Experi- than 3,000 miles, garage kept, SATURDAY .. 8AM - 2PM Ask for Rebecca. ence with diesel engines. For 241 Health Care Emp. excellent cond., rear luggage WANTED OLD APPLIANCES & Tools, kitchenware, home decor, more information contact rack, soft luggage, good tires. JUNK - WILL PICK UP furniture, wedding decor, men & Joe Vance or Westley Parks Familycare Counseling Ser- $4,500 931-319-0940 CALL 931-510-4138 womens clothes, sporting goods. 866-699-5080 vices is seeking License profes- Installation Tech & Service sional counselors, Social work- Tech Wanted ers or Psychologist to provide HVAC or construction exp. req'd. clinical services to individuals of Jackson Heating, Cooling, & all ages in a private setting envir- More (931)526-9447 onment. Send C.V to [email protected] LEGAL SECRETARY wanted for Established firm. Experi- GANTT'S AUTO TRIM ence preferred. Send resumes to & UPHOLSTERY Box 1179, H-C PO Box 2729, Complete Auto and Boat Interiors. Cookeville, TN 38502-2729. Nurses & CNAs Owner Wayne Gantt Now hiring Nurses 2nd shift which 931-372-7606 Local 70 yr old Co. looking for various driving positions. Re- is 3p-11p and 3rd shift which is quires Class B CDL, tow motor 11p-7a. 210 Child/Elder Care exp. a plus. Apply: Builders Also hiring CNAs for 2nd shift, Supply, 50 Scott Ave, Ckvl. which is 2p-10p and 3rd shift, I WOULD LIKE TO SIT which is 10p-6a. Through the EOE month of November there will be a with the elderly sign on bonus for all new CNAs at Call Mary @ (931)319-3538 Weekend breakfast hostess needed to include housekeep- the amount of $1,500.(We reserve I WOULD like to house clean ing during week, P/T. Apply in the right to amend or change at or sit with elderly people part- person at LaQuinta Inn & anytime for the sign on bonus.) time. 931-252-3893, 372-2540. Suites, Ckvl. Accepting applications for CNA classes that will start November 21. We offer top pay and benefits including 401k Retirement, Employee Stock Ownership, Health, Dental, Life, Vacation Package, Scholarship program Dietary Aide/Cook Position Available for nurse advancement. Cedar Hills Senior Living is seeking a part-time dietary aide/ (931) 525-6655 - Phone (931) 525-3581 - Fax cook for our assisted living facility. Must have experience in 444 One-Eleven Place dietary services, including preparation for group meals, safe- Cookeville, TN 38506 handling techniques and special diets. Please apply in person to: B E T H E S D A 1250 Cedar Hills Drive, Cookeville, TN 38506. Health Care Center NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. We are an equal opportunity employer HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, November 11, 2016 — B7 515 Garage/Yard Sales 515 Garage/Yard Sales 715 Rooms for Rent 725 Houses For Rent 830 Open Houses 830 Open Houses

3 FAMILY YARD SALE WINTER SALE STAR MOTOR INN 4BR, 2.5BA. Split level home, SUNDAY NOVEMBER 13 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13 SATURDAY .. 7AM - 1PM SATURDAY .. 8AM - 2PM Weekly, starting at $180 Algood School district. New 1PM - 3PM 12:30PM - 2:00PM 781 Cardinal St, Ckvl 38501 1002 N Plantation Dr, 38506 free internet, frig, guest laundry, CHA, lrg den with FP, LR, nice 909 Franklin Court 4431 Twin Creeks Dr, 38506 Womens clothes szs med & lrg Lots of Christmas decor, sweat- movie rentals. Pet Friendly - kitchen & office 2500SF. From PCCH: S on Jefferson, R From PCCH: E on Hwy 70, L on all name brand, lots of new ers, boots, some guys stuff, & Construction Crews welcome. $1150/mo, 900/dep. 537-6972 on Jackson, L on Willow, L on W Poplar Grove, R at bridge, R in- items, coffee table, bar stools, collectible glassware. 526-9511 Cemetery, L on Heathwood to Twin Creeks. $449,900. Host- lots of home decor, comforter 50 KENWAY: 3BR 2BA 1500 West, veer L to say on Heath- ing: Mitch Copeland. See our sets, big mirrors, lots of new YARD SALE 720 Apts/Duplex For Rent SF w/full bsmt. No pets. wood West, R on Franklin, display ad in Sunday November shoes, clothes sz xs-small from FRI & SAT 7AM-NOON $850/mo.Call 260-1712 house on R. $295,000. Host: 13th's Herald-Citizen Classi- Muaurice's, silver jeans. 4343 PLANTATION DR Ron Williams. See our display fieds for more details. mens & womens clothing, fur- CAMBRIDGE APTS BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME on 4 FAMILY YARD SALE 2BR, 2BA, fireplace, DW,W/D Forest Cove Ln. 3BR, 2 ceram- ad in Sunday November 13th's THE REALTY FIRM niture, kitchen ware, collectibles, Herald-Citizen classified for 520-7750 SATURDAY .. 6AM - TIL & MUCH MORE!! conn., disposal, ceiling fans, ic BA. Hdwd flrs. Full bsmt 1775 Bradshaw Blvd, 38506 walk-in closets, pool. $625/mo. w/gar. Paved drive. CHA. Micro, more details. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13 Small appl's, baby furniture, girls YARD SALE Call 526-8548 or 260-1848 range & frig. $900/mo., lease, EXIT ROCKY TOP REALTY 1:00PM - 3:00 PM clothes 0-5, mens clothes reg & FRI & SAT....8AM - 3PM sec. dep. Credit chk. 260-1663 56-4455 1020 Nottingham, Ckvl 1, 2, 3 & 4 BR APTS / Ron: 265-5209 East on Spring (70), R on Not- big, womens all szs, twin 2412 CANDYLAND CIRCLE CLEAN 3BR, 2BA brick. Lease. HOUSES NEW $280 - $800 tingham, house on L. $164,900. matt/bxsp lk new, toys of all men's shirts 3x&4x, men's pants No pets. CHA, Stove, frig, Ref's SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13 Cable, Water/Appl's Furnished Host: Delores Ford. See our dis- kinds, exer equip, jewelry. sz 54, misc. coats, lots of fishing req'd $750/mo + dep. 261-3833 12:30PM - 2:00PM play ad in Sunday, November AUCTION/MOVING SALE & camping stuff, shoes, walkers OVER 100 LOCATIONS 452 Freeze St, Ckvl 38501 13th's Herald-Citizen Classi- EVERYTHING MUST GO Kids Welcome; Some Pets in EXECUTIVE RENTAL: Country From PCCH: N on Washington, YARD SALE fieds for more details. SATURDAY, NOV. 12 Designated Apts. Club area. 3+BR, 2-1/2 BAs, R on Freeze, home on L w/sign. SAT 7AM-3PM FIRST REALTY CO 10:00AM $1300/mth + dept. 1 yr lease. $229,900. Hosting: Shannon 7031 BRITTNEY CIRCLE Open Mon - Fri 528-1573 3151 GAINESBORO HWY No pets. 526-3433, 423-748-6939. Johnson. See our display ad in men's, women's, Jrs, miss SOARD PROPERTIES Delores: (931)260-6223 CELINA, TN clothes, home decor, house- 526-1988 Sunday November 13th's Her- Furniture, Housewares, An- wares, carseat, baby girl clothes, Storage units available 730 Mobile Homes/Rent ald-Citizen Classifieds for more SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13 tiques, Tools, Toys, much more! & much more!! details. 1PM - 3PM 1BR APT in Monterey. No pets. 2BR 1BA in town, water/appls THE REALTY FIRM 3744 Jake Dr, Ckvl 38501 BIG BASEMENT ESTATE Sale Stove, frig, W/D HU, plus depos- 520-7750 From PCCH: West on Spring, R FRI, SAT .. 8AM - 4PM YARD SALE furn'd. NO PETS. $300/mo + SAT 7AM-? it. Call 839-3406. dep. Ref's req'd. (931)260-2032 on Plunk Whitson, R on Jake Dr. No Early Sales! SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13 $174,900. Hosting: Candy 136 Ridgewood Rd, Ckvl 2613 SUFFOLK DR 1BR ATTRACTIVE CONDO, exercise equip, electronic, lots of 2BR, 1BA Water pd, no WD/HU. 12:30PM - 2:00PM Cravens. Listing Agents: Jeff Display cases, 42" flatscreen TV, great location, updated unit, No pets! $375/mo, $250/dep. clothing, lots of misc!! pool, spacious. No smoking or 515 N Pickard Ave, Ckvl 38501 Moore & Diane Fox. See our dis- dishes, clothes, oil cans, an- Refs req'd. So. Cookeville city From PCCH: E on Broad, L on play ad in Sunday, November tique clocks, furn, power tools. pets. $500 + deposit. 931-265- limits. 510-4043 YARD SALE 0083. Pickard, Property on R. 13th's Herald Citizen Classi- LOW PRICES! THURS, FRI ... 7AM -TIL $434,900. Hosting: Ben Coonce. 2BR, 2BA on private lot. CHA, fied for more details. CARPORT/YARD SALE 902 Glenwood Dr 1BR in town. Elec. water, wifi See our display ad in Sunday FIRST REALTY CO. Park Village S/D 38501 incl'd. New carpet, W/D HU. W/D HU, no pets, near I-40. November 13th's Herald-Cit- FRI & SAT....8 to ? $450/mo, $350/dep. 858-4702 528-1573 Corner of Jackson & Kitchen items, bed sheets, pil- $550/mo. 979-2077 izen Classified for more details. Jeff: (931)265-1449 Maxwell St, Ckvl low cases, pictures, furniture, re- 1BR MONTEREY. $300 + dep, 3BR, 1BA on lrg private lot. Bax- THE REALTY FIRM Diane: 260-5469 new & used stuff, women's cloth- cliner, all sz clothes, doilies and ref's. No pets/smoking. CHA etc. ter area. No pets. $400/mo wa- (931)520-7750 Candy: 349-6244 MUCH MORE! ter incl'd. (931)260-4845 ing 18-24, some 12-14, material, 931-839-3514 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13 toys, bikinis, shoes, Christmas, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13 YARD SALE 1PM - 3PM lots of HH items, much more 1BR, 1BA - $425 HOME FOR RENT! Nice well 2:30PM - 4:00PM THURS, FRI, SAT .. 8AM - 5PM Close to TTU. maintained 1-2-3 Bedroom Mo- 951 Georgetown Rd, Ckvl 38501 1620 Fairway Drive ESTATE SALE 157 Joy Lane, 38506 (931)267-3933 / 252-7938 bile Homes, in town community. From PCCH: W on Spring, slight No on Washington, R on 10th St, FRI, SAT .. 7AM - TIL L on Doris, R on Country Club All kinds of misc items, Xmas 2BR, 1BA. Stove, refrig, DW, Ckvl city limits. Ref's Req'd. R on Cresent Dr, R on W. 9th St, 130 Minnear St, Ckvl 38501 items, Thanksgiving items, HH Homes starting out at $350/mo. L on Georgetown, home on R Estate, R on Fairway Dr, condo Jewelry, home decor, furniture, CH/A. $380/mo. Small pets OK!! on L. $205,000. Hosting: Dan items, dishes, clothes, TOO Call 526-1988. For more details call Josh at w/sign. $199,900. Hosting: Ben HH items & MUCH MORE!! MUCH MORE TO LIST! 931-528-2800 Ext 3102 Coonce. See our display ad in Farris. See our display ad in 2BR, 1.5BA Townhouse. W/D Sunday November 13th's Her- FAMILY YARD SALE Sunday November 13th's Her- HU, lrg bsmnt/gar. NO PETS. NICE! 3BR, 2BA, CHA, W/D ald Citizen Classified for more SATURDAY .. 8AM - 4PM 530 Boats & Equip. ald-Citizen Classified for more $650 + dep. 261-1711 HU, No pets. $500, $500/dep. details. 3921 Hilltop Dr, 38506 details. Ref's req'd, private lot. 526-9197 First Realty Co. .. 528-1573 Women's (12-20W) & men's (28- 2BR, 1BA Duplex. CHA, W/D THE REALTY FIRM Dan: (931) 267-4607 40) clothing, Holiday decor, HU, garage. $550/mo. No (931)520-7750 smoking. Call (931) 252-8289 740 Comm & Indus/Rent SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13 home decor, kitchen ware, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13 dishes, glassware, collectible, 2BR, 1BA. Washer, dryer, new 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM 1800 SF of clean storage space. 2:30PM - 4:00PM 102 Glen Abbey toys, Christmas items, coats and construction, easy access, in- 1119 Heathwood West, 38506 MORE! Well lit, climate controlled, open West on Broad, L on Glen Ab- side city limits of G'boro, TN. space, easy access inside city From PCCH; S on Jefferson Trash PU provided, pets al- bey, home on L before bridge on FRI, SAT .. 8AM - 2PM limits of G'sboro, TN. Call 931- Ave, R on W Cemetery Rd, R on Glen Abbey, house on L. 251 Partridge Trail lowed w/additional fee. For more 644-7149 for more info. John West, L on Heathwood, info call 931-644-7149. $425,000. Hosting: Jane Flatt. Baxter 38544 house on L w/sign. $269,900. See our display ad in Sunday, AFFORDABLE OFFICE SPACE Hosting: Natalie Stout. See our Prosperity Point S/D 2BR, 2 full BA Brick 4Plex just Near the Square November 13th's Herald-Cit- outside Ckvl city limits off Hwy display ad in Sunday November izen classified for more details. Exer equip, Little Tykes race Call 526-6181 13th's Herald Citizen classi- car bed, tables, outdoor furn, 111 close to Fleetguard & Averitt FIRST REALTY CO. Express. 1995 Mikonda Dr on NICE OFFICE space W Jack- fied for more details. 528-1573 toys, clothes, Kirby vacuums, The Realty Firm and MUCH MORE! dead end St. Prescott school son, 1750 SF. 3 or more Offices. Jane: (931)252-1573 2013 24' SWEETWATER district. Built in 2011. Approx Kitchen, BA, Conf area 520-7750 GARAGE SALE PONTOON BOAT Natalie: (931) 267-9509 SUNDAY NOVEMBER 13 1100 SF, lrg yard/plenty of park- (931)372-8720 1PM - 3PM SATURDAY .. 8AM - 1PM 115hp Mercury outboard, 14 ing. $625/mo. (931)252-2235. 1347 Briarcrest Lane seat capacity w/tandem trailer. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13 214 West Cemetery Rd Just off Buffalo Valley Rd $21,500. Call (931)261-3169. 3BR, 2BA near TTU: Appls, 2:30PM - 4:00PM Ckvl 38506 Toys, furniture, men, womens & CHA, W/D HU. $600/mo, 1320 Charles St, Ckvl 38506 So on Jefferson, R on West boys clothes, & LOTS OF OTH- 540 Firewood/Stoves $400/dep. 520-4000 From PCCH: E on Spring St Cemetery Rd, house on L. ER MISC ITEMS! 607 N Chestnut 2BR, 2BA. (US-70N), R & take ramp onto $159,900. Hosting: Scott 111 S toward Sparta, R on Weaver. See our display ad in HUGE ESTATE & FIREWOOD - SUMMER SALE $625/mo, $625/dep. No pets/smoking. (931)265-4475 Salem Rd, L on S Maple Ave, R Sunday November 13th's Her- DOWNSIZING SALE $45 or $55/rick. We can deliver on Hillwood Dr, R on Heather ald Citizen Classified for more Call (931)349-4219 Northgate Business Park: FRI, SAT .. 8AM - TIL FOR RENT 1, 2, & 3 BR Apart- 4800 SF Ground level ready for Lane, R on Charles St, house on details. SUN .. 12P - TIL LOOKING FOR a place to ments, 3BR Homes. Clean, & build out. Call 261-7903 R w/sign. $164,900. Hostess: FIRST REALTY CO. 3451 Plantation Dr, 38506 dump Free Fire Wood and well maintained, conveniently Amber Flynn-Jared. See our dis- 528-1573 New Items Daily. Golf clubs, Mulch in Putnam County. located. NO PETS. Call for avail- Sale or Rent: Exc building, play ad in Sunday, November Scott: 239-3130 tools, mens sz 38-42 & XL (931)260-5655 ability Mon- Fri 1500SF, for flower shop, salon, 13th's Herald-Citizen classi- clothes many new, furn, collect- gift shop, boutique, or car lot etc. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13 JUDD PROPERTIES 526-2119 fied for more details. 1PM - 3PM ibles (Boy Scouts & Barbies in Ample parking, 2 major Hwy THE REALTY FIRM orig boxes), truck toppers, micro, 545 Pets & Supplies frontages. Located 535 W. 6691 Phifer Mtn. Rd, 38506 520-7750 From PCCH: E Spring/Hwy 70E shelving, antiques, 46" sinks, & Broad St & W. Spring St & Hwy Amber Flynn: (931)510-3716 MUCH MORE! LOOKING FOR A PET? Adopt 70. $1500/mo + utilities, to Cherry Creek Rd, turn R, 1st L your new best friend! $1000/dep For appt (931)261-3169. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13 is Phifer Mtn. Rd, house is 3 HUGE MOVING SALE Visit us online at www.aarf- 12:30PM - 2:00PM miles on R, see signs. $375,000. FRI thru SUN .. 8AM - 5PM tn.com to see all of our rescued 825 Homes For Sale 1360 Derby Lane, 38501 Hosting: Anita Farley. See our 1001 Locust Grove Rd, 38501 dogs, cats, puppies and kittens! From PCCH: E on Spring, L on display ad in Sunday, Novem- Huge NASCAR collectibles, furn, Meet the dogs and cats for ad- Old Kentucky Rd, R on Derby, ber 13th's Herald Citizen Clas- christmas, kitchen decor, tools, option at our adoption events - circle around the cul-de-sac, sified for more details. brand new items with tags & call, email or visit our website for house on R w/sign in yard. FIRST REALTY COMPANY MUCH MORE! our event schedule. All pets are $289,000. Hosting: Leslie Scott. 528-1573 Anita: (931)260-7102 INSIDE GARAGE SALE fully vetted and already fixed. FOR RENT See our display ad in Sunday FRI, SAT .. 8AM - TIL A.A.R.F. is a 501(c)(3) non- 1 , 2 & 3 Bedroom Apts, Houses. November 13th's Herald-Cit- SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13 profit, no-kill animal Many locations izen classified for more details. 1PM - 3PM 3425 Manasas Rd, Ckvl 38506 rescue/foster organization run by Household goods, womens FALCON REALTY, THE REALTY FIRM 260 Buena Vista volunteers. Please be part of the 528-2158 520-7550 From PCCH: W on Spring St, L clothes, Harley parts, knick- solution to end animal overpopu- knacks, Blurays bakeware & falconrealtycookeville.com Leslie: 265-4947 on Willow, R on Buffalo Valley, lation - spay or neuter your pets. MUCH MORE! GRAY HUNTER ARMS: 2BR, cross over W Jackson, R on A.A.R.F. (All About Rescue and SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13 Buena Vista Circle, home on R MAMA'S LIL BABY Fixin' Inc.) 1BA: CHA, cable, Woods, 2:30PM - 4:00PM Peaceful. $595/mo. 528-1441 w/sign. $124,900. Host: Lee All Season Children's, ladies & 931-260-8018 (voicemail only) • 3428 WJ Robinson, 38506 Lehman. See our display ad in Household Item www.aarf-tn.com TERRACE VIEW Town Homes From PCCH: N on Washington, Sunday, October 30th's Herald- Consignment Sale offers 3BR town homes in a R on Paran Rd, R on WJ Robin- Citizen Classified for more de- 101 Moore St (beside YMCA) 3 MO OLD MALE & FEMALE country setting. Call for availabil- son, house on L w/sign. KITTENS. I will pay for tails. Sparta, TN ity…931-528-7633. 1366 Cres- $154,900. Hosting: Tennille FIRST REALTY CO SALE DATES spay/neuter at 6 months. Must cent Dr, Ckvl. Office hours Tues- Roska. See our display ad in have references from a Vet. Call 528-1573 WED 11/9 .. 8A - 6P day & Thursday Sunday, November 13th's Her- Lee: 252-9141 THURS 11/10 ..8A - 5P 931-935-1410 www.perryreid.com/teraceview ald-Citizen Classifieds for more SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13 FRI 11/11 .. 8A-5P FREE TO Good Home: Moun- EHO details. SAT 11/12 .. 8A - 1P THE REALTY FIRM 12:30PM - 2:00PM tain Cur Dog named Buddy, 2 1623 Iris Ave, Ckvl 38506 Saturday Items 1/2 Price years old, owner disabled not 725 Houses For Rent 520-7750 Call Tonya (931)265-1639 From PCCH: E on Spring, R on able to care for dog, Igloo dog BY OWNER: Brick house SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13 Skyline, R on Iris Ave. $147,000. MOVING SALE house included 931-432-2605 1, 2, 3, & 4 BR Houses & Apts w/carport. .3 AC, 1092 SF, 12:30 - 2:00 Hosting: Kelly Morgan. See our FRI .. 2-7 / SAT .. 8-3 Starting at $325/mo or MALE BEAGLE mix. 1 yr old. 4BR, very lrg kitchen & DR to- 4242 Log Cabin Ln, Ckvl 38506 display ad in Sunday, Novem- 3298 Buck Mtn Rd, Ckvl 38506 $81.25/wk . Pets OK. gether, lrg LR, $65,000. Estate From PCCH: E on Spring St, ber 13th's Herald Citizen Clas- Some antiques, collector Bar- Lovely little family dog. Neutered Stevens Realty LLC and house trained. Must have of Thurman & Linnie Roberson, take Hwy 111N past Algood, L sified for more details. bies, grill, desk, kids stuff, "girls 866-806-3815 O/A 152 2nd Ave No., Algood 38506. on Spring Creek (at large LP The Realty Firm items", lots of Misc HH, rugs, references and a vet. Call www.stevensrentals.com (931)935-1410 931-293-2835 or 931-637-5282. Gas Tank), take 1st R on For- 520-7750 some clothes, microwave, bed "We Now Offer Weekly Rentals" rest Hill Rd, then 1st L on Log Kelly: (931)349-4492 frame, curtain rods, dresser, Ask about no security deposits NEW CONSTRUCTION Cabin Lane, 1st house on L see books, WAY TOO MANY ITEMS 615 Farm Equipment for qualified tenants. PLATINIM POINTE sign. $342,000. Hosting: Kayla 840 Lots & Acreage TO LIST! Inside - Items priced 14 W. Borden St. 4BR, 2.5BA, Ready to move in Dec. 1st. Loc- Wooley. See our display ad in to Sell!! 2000SF, hdwd/tile flring, SS ap- ated near Academy Sport. 1900 Sunday November 13th's Her- SF home, 3BR 2BA, engineered LOT 4 SALE: Hawkins Hill S/D, MOVING SALE pl's, 2c gar. Convenient in town ald-Citizen Classifieds for more .48 acres $16,000. Buffalo Val- location. $1100/mo. (931)528- hdwd floor in main areas, carpet details. FRI, SAT .. 8AM - 1PM in BR's, ceramic tile, granite ley Rd just off Hawkins Craw- 5823 Rocky Point Rd, 38506 7468, 260-6868. THE REALTY FIRM ford. Call (931)432-1092. www.crownrentalproperties.com counter tops in kitchen, 24x24 2c 520-7750 Antiques, crafting material, mens gar. Located on oversized lot. If clothes, furniture, and 142 TRISTEN Ln. Sparta. 3BR, interested call (931)239-0856. TOO MUCH MORE TO LIST! 2BA. $700/mo, $700/dep. No MOVING SALE pets/smoking. (931)265-4475. 830 Open Houses SATURDAY .. 7AM - 3PM 1970 5000 FORD TRACTOR: 169 Golden Cove Ln, Sparta. 260 Buena Vista Circle 38501 65 HP diesel - (powerful hoss), 3BR, 2BA. $800/mo, $800/dep. SUNDAY NOVEMBER 3 Furniture, HH items, tools, auxiliary hydraulic on rear & No pets/smoking. (931)265-4475 1PM - 3PM clothes & MUCH MORE! PTO. Front lift w/hay fork, draw 1800SF 3BR 2.5BA, Immacu- 829 Oaklawn Court MULTI FAMILY GARAGE Sale bar & 3 point hitch. $7,500. From PCCH: N on Washington, Call (931)528-6088 late w/hdwd flrs, $1100/mo FRI, SAT .. 9AM - 4PM $1100/dep. No pets. 931-261-7212 R on E. 6th St, L on Breeding, R 837 So Willow Ave, Ckvl on Oaklawn, L on Oaklawn Antiques, furn, tools, clothes, ap- 705 Wanted To Rent 1825 Meadow Wood Dr: 3BR, Court. $275,000. Hosting: Kevin pl's, LOTS OF OTHER MISC 2.5BA, formal rooms, no pets, Davis. See our display ad in ITEMS!! Food truck on 2BR, 1BA walk to TTU. Elec, $1200/mo, $1200/dep, 265-4475 Sunday November 13th's Her- premises, some proceeds will be water incl'd. New carpet, no 2633 SUFFOLK Dr: 3BR, ald Citizen Classified for more donated to Veterans for Thanks- pets/smoking. $550/mo 979-2077 2.5BA, 2000 SF, gas FP, details. giving dinner. hdwd/tile flrs, 2c gar. $1200/mo. EXIT ROCKY TOP REALTY Equal Housing Opportunity 526-4455 MULTI FAMILY SALE PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real estate adver- 931-528-7468, 260-6868. tised in this newspaper is subject to the Federal www.crownrentalproperties.com Kevin: (931)349-1902 SATURDAY ONLY .. 7A - 3P Fair Housing Act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- 413 S. Plantation Dr 38506 man Rights Act which makes it illegal to adver- tise "any preference, limitation or discrimination 2BR 2BA Brick. CHA, Stove, SUNDAY NOVEMBER 13 off Burton Cove Rd based on race, color, religion, sex, familial status frig, DW, W/D HU, carport, deck, 1PM - 3PM Some baby items, girls clothes or national origin, handicap/disability or an inten- lge lot 4 mi W of TTU. $85/mo + 500 Ryan Circle tion to make any such preference, limitation or 8-16, ladies XS-XXL, men/boys discrimination." This newspaper will not know- dep. 644-1243 From PCCH: N on Washington, navy jacket, wheelbarrow, exer ingly accept any advertising for real estate which L on Ryan Circle, 1st home on L equip, toys, shoes, HH items, is in violation of the law. Our readers are in- 2BR, 2.5BA, built in 2015. Hd- formed that all dwellings advertised in this news- wd, carpet, tile, granite, SS w/sign. $269,000. Hosting: Don- bikes, Christmas & MORE! paper are available on an equal opportunity ba- nita Hill. See our display ad in sis. Equal Housing Opportunity, M/F. appl's. 416A Buffalo Valley Rd. YARD SALE Herald-Citizen & $725/mo incls water. (931)979- Sunday, November 13th's Her- 7014 or text "YE5Q" to 26971 ald Citizen Classified for more 249 South Elm Ave, 38501 Regional Buyers details. FRI .. 8-4 / SAT .. 8-1 Guide 3BR, 1.5BA. $500 + dep. Ref's, EXIT ROCKY TOP REALTY Cleaning Out My Garage 1300 Neal St., Cookeville, TN Monterey. No pets/smoking. 526-4455 COME AND GET IT!! 931-526-9715 (FAX) 526-1209 CHA etc. 931-839-3514 Donnita: (931)265-5209 B8 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, November 11, 2016 SPORTS RA Dickey agrees to $8M deal with Atlanta Braves

By CHARLES ODUM Brian Snitker, general manager John knuckleballers” who influenced his ca- switch teams this offseason, is subject to 14 and younger kept retirement an op- AP Sports Writer Coppolella and two Hall of Famers — reer. a successful physical, tentatively tion if he did not find interest. former manager Bobby Cox and knuck- “Phil and I have a good relationship,” planned for late next week. Dickey had a career-high 20 wins and ATLANTA — R.A. Dickey was won leballer Phil Niekro. Dickey said. “I consider him a friend. Dickey said he had the Braves near the won the NL Cy Young in 2012, his final over by an Atlanta Braves sales team “I had a great feeling then there was We filmed a documentary together.” top of a short list of prospective teams. season with the New York Mets. The that included two Hall of Famers, in- great hope I would be able to join the or- He gets a $7.5 million salary next year, He noted the short travel distance — “3 right-hander spent the last four years cluding a fellow knuckleballer. ganization,” Dickey said Thursday after and the Braves have an $8 million op- hours, 15 minutes from doorstep to with the Toronto Blue Jays, going 10-15 Dickey said he knew the Braves would agreeing to a one-year contract with an tion for 2018 with a $500,000 buyout. doorstep” — from his home to Atlanta with a 4.46 ERA this year. be a good fit after meeting in Nashville $8 million guarantee. He considers The deal for the 42-year-old right-han- was a big factor. He is 110-108 with a 4.01 ERA in his with a group that included manager Niekro to be part of the “Jedi council of der, the first of the 158 free agents to Dickey said having four children ages career.

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