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Herald-CitizenFRIDAY,Herald-Citizen JANUARY 4, 2019 | COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE 117TH YEAR | NO. 3 50 CENTS Council approves rezoning BY LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS chored by a grocery store. cost-sharing between the HERALD-CITIZEN But they did include developer and the city for numerous amendments that improvements to 10th Street, In spite of numerous objec- they say they hope will pro- dark sky lighting and the tions raised by residents, a vide more protection for the restriction of truck delivery controversial rezoning was adjacent residential neigh- times to prevent deliveries approved by the Cookev- borhoods. between the hours of 11 p.m. ille City Council Thursday Councilman Mark Miller and 7 a.m. night. proposed amendments to Councilman Chuck Wom- Council members agreed require fencing between the ack said he wanted to talk to rezone 15 acres of prop- Bilbrey Park subdivision to the developer about the erty at 1545 E. 10th St. from and the southern bound- possibility of using porous single-family residential to ary of the development as concrete in the development planned commercial de- well as fencing around the following a suggestion by velopment for a proposed proposed retention pond, Bilbrey Park Drive resident LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS | HERALD-CITIZEN 125,000-square-foot shopping a noise barrier with trees, Cookeville residents listen as council members discuss a center that would be an- monument-style signage, SEE COUNCIL, PAGE A2 proposed rezoning on 10th Street. CPD offi cer charged with domestic assault BY BEN WHEELER HERALD-CITIZEN

Cookeville Police Department has placed Offi cer Kyle Farley on administrative leave following his arrest in White County on Thurs- day. Farley is charged with aggravated assault and domestic assault after being arrested by the White County Sheriff ’s Offi ce. According to the arrest war- rant, the incident took place Dec. 21, after an argument regarding an issue that took place before they were married. Farley report- edly struck his wife on the “left side, eye area.” Farley Farley reportedly struck his BEN WHEELER | HERALD-CITIZEN wife in the back with his city-is- One of Sunrise Dairy’s 90 cows that produce milk for its products. The Cumberland County Dairy has sued stun gun. The incident ended after his a number of options available in three Cookeville locations. wife reportedly begged Farley to stop. There were two juvenile boys in the home at the time of the incident. “The Cookeville Police Department acknowl- Happy cows a family business edges the arrest of Offi cer Kyle Farley,” said Captain Bobby Anderson, CPD. “This arrest was the result of an investigation conducted by the White County Sheriff ’s Department in con- Sunrise Dairy brings milk to the masses junction with the Offi ce of the District Attorney General for the 13th Judicial District.” BY BEN WHEELER are headed the right (direction), of their production. That produc- “Per departmental policy, Offi cer Farley has HERALD-CITIZEN and it’s extremely satisfying to tion creates about 660 gallons a been placed on administrative leave pending know that customers are satis- day, but they bottle about 1,500 the outcome of this investigation.” The Mast family has been fied with our product.” gallons a week. District Attorney General Bryant Dunaway milking cows since 1985, but in The family has a farm of about The milk produced at Sunrise said the investigation was related to a prior in- 2014 they decided to expand their 400 acres, many of them wooded, Dairy is different from what you cident that occurred with Farley and his wife. Sunrise Dairy in Cumberland but the Masts only grow enough get from a major dairy company, Initial appearance will be in White County County to provide milk to local forage and hay for what they and comes primarily in glass general sessions court before Judge Sam Ben- grocery stores. need to use. bottles. The dairy has begun ningfi eld. “It was actually New Years in Mast says their work force expanding into plastic bottles, “It’s heartbreaking that something like this 2016 before we got it up and go- consists of mainly family mem- which could allow them to ex- happens with one of our offi cers,” Dunaway ing,” said Tim Mast. “We’ve been bers, including his seven chil- pand to further stores. said. “Thankfully it’s a rare occurrence.” pleased with how well our prod- dren, and 90 cows, Jersey or Farley has been an offi cer with CPD for four uct has been received. Things Holstein, but only sell about half SEE DAIRY, PAGE A2 years. Putnam Board of Education approves new school policy updates BY JIM HERRIN before Jan. 1, 1998 “shall be to notify “the appropriate guidelines for testing security policy had covered just em- HERALD-CITIZEN tested for lead in drinking authorities” within 24 hours of is subject to dismissal and the ployees, board members and water every two years.” such a test result and to notify loss of their license. the director. The Putnam County School The policy requires that the parents within fi ve business Another new state law re- Other policy updates include Board Thursday gave fi nal Director of Schools “develop days. quires the board to adopt a pol- clarifi cation that the school approval to a number of policy appropriate administrative A policy update on testing icy on transcript alterations. district will provide three updates, some of which were procedures to facilitate this notes that TNReady and End The law says no alterations are hours of instruction per week required by new state laws. testing and address any neces- of Course test results shall allowed unless such a policy is to students who qualify for Public Chapter No. 977, sary corrective action.” make up 15 percent of the in place and also requires that homebound instruction “for which went into eff ect with the “If test results show that second semester grade for any alteration be accompanied a period of time to be deter- New Year, required all school lead levels equal or exceed students, although the school by documentation explaining mined on a case by case basis.” systems to develop a district twenty parts per billion, the board has the option to not the reason for the change. The system’s policies on water testing policy — some- school shall immediately include those scores if the state The board also approved a background checks, transfers, thing Putnam County had not remove the drinking water cannot provide them in a time- policy adding liability insur- attendance, zero tolerance previously had. source from service” the ly manner. A separate policy ance protection to “students off enses, corporal punishment Under the policy approved policy reads. The Director provides that any employee participating in work-based and medications were also by the board, all schools built of Schools is also required found to have not followed learning.” Previously, the updated. herald-citizen.com INDEX 2 sections | 18 pages OBITUARIES Page A5 DEAR ABBY A7 COMICS B7 OPINION A4 Tammy Richardson, Cookeville Rhonda Frazier, Cookeville Richard Wells, Algood CALENDAR A6 CROSSWORD B6 SPORTS B1 Janice Cullom, Algood Randy Clinton, Cookeville Bertis Dickerson, Celina CLASSIFIED B3 LIVING A7 SUDOKU B6 Mary Dunn, Knoxville Leona Bumgarner, Grimsley We Can Help... Call Tasha Today! A2 HERALD-CITIZEN FROM PAGE 1 FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 2019 herald-citizen.com 0LOTTERY0 Thursday Baxter’s Whistle

Cash 3 Evening 2-7-1, Lucky Stop receives Sum: 10 Midday 1-7-8, Lucky Sum: 16 Morning 2-5-8, Lucky beer permit Sum: 15

Cash 4 BY PAIGE STANAGE Evening 6-1-9-9, Lucky HERALD-CITIZEN Sum: 25 Midday 7-6-3-7, Lucky The Whistle Stop restaurant in Baxter received Sum: 23 Morning 1-7-1-8, Lucky its permit to serve beer from the Baxter beer Sum: 17 board Thursday evening. Owner Theresa Romero said the restaurant Cash4Life wants to be able to serve beer, either in a bottle or 05-09-25-33-55, Cash on tap, but not both. Ball: 2 “We want to be able to serve either beer bot- tles or beer on draft,” Romero said. “We won’t do both, but we are still investigating which one LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS | HERALD-CITIZEN would be better.” Fireside Drive resident Jerry McDermott speaks about the flooding 0READER SERVICES0 Some beer board members presented concerns on his property during Thursday night’s city council meeting, where Address: about the restaurant developing into a bar over numerous residents raised concerns about rezoning property at 1300 Neal St. time. 10th Street and Old Kentucky Road from single-family residential to Cookeville, TN 38501 “We’re trying to prevent a bunch of them from planned commercial development. ganging up down there on Saturday night just Mailing Address: drinking. Or creating a bar,” said Baxter build- ing inspector Bob Lane. P.O. Box 2729 Lane added the restaurant would only be serv- COUNCIL: Second reading will be held at 5:30 Cookeville TN 38502 ing beer, not selling it to take home. “This is consumption only. The bottles would p.m. on Jan. 17 at the city council meeting Phone: 931-526-9715 stay inside the building,” Lane said. Fax: 931-526-1209 Mayor John Martin said, “I don’t know what FROM PAGE A1 your plans are. I’m just speaking for myself. News We’re here to protect Baxter...I think if you are Caroline Harris. [email protected] going to do this, the beer should only be sold with The council’s decision followed Sports food.” concerns raised by residents about [email protected] Romero agreed with the mayor’s recommen- everything from traffi c to fl ooding Advertising dation, and added that her intentions are not to to the erosion of the single-family [email protected] turn her restaurant into a bar, but to only serve neighborhood. Living beer to people who order food. East 10th Street resident Jerry [email protected] Ultimately, the board unanimously approved Cantrell said there were 115 acci- Circulation the permit. dents between Jan. 1 and Nov. 30, [email protected] The Board of Aldermen also approved the first 2018. Business News reading of a rezoning request of 1.4 acres at 6628 The traffi c on 10th Street has been [email protected] Nashville Highway. rated an “F” on a traditional A-F Church News “This property is going from low density resi- grading scale, but a traffi c study on [email protected] dential to general commercial,” said city planner the proposed development indicat- School News Tommy Lee. ed that a proposed shopping center [email protected] Lee added that industrial businesses, like fac- wouldn’t make traffi c problems any Classified Ads tories, warehouses, and distribution centers, are worse, something that residents said [email protected] prohibited from being created on general com- they couldn’t believe. mercial properties. “If you go ahead with this rezon- Letter Guidelines A public hearing will be held at Baxter City ing, you’re going to increase a lot of All letters to the editor must be Hall next month about the rezoning request. problems and make life on East 10th signed and include the writer’s unbearable,” Cantrell said. name, address and phone Angel Thomas, who lives on In- number. Letters are subject to glewood Drive, said a neighborhood editing and/or rejection. A strict group had collected 361 signatures to LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS | HERALD-CITIZEN 400-word limit will be enforced. a petition against the rezoning. Putnam Criminal Court Judge Send letters to the mailing She said only 7 percent of the 160 David Patterson speaks to address listed above, or email people she talked to wouldn’t sign it. the city council against the to [email protected]. In addition to traffi c concerns, commercial rezoning of a several residents expressed concerns residential piece of property at Order a Photo about changing not only the zoning 10th Street and Old Kentucky Every photograph taken by a but the city’s 2030 plan, which had Road. Herald-Citizen photographer previously stated that the property at and published in the paper 10th Street and Old Kentucky Road Laurin Wheaton’s fi rst time to chair is available for purchase. Go was best suited for single-family a city council meeting since Mayor to www.herald-citizen.com residential. Ricky Shelton is recovering from and click on “Photo Gallery.” Several residents said that Cookev- surgery following a fall last week. Also, many photos included in ille already has enough grocery “This is a decision we don’t take online stories are available for stores. lightly,” Wheaton said. “We’re mak- purchase. “Nobody has ever said I’m not ing the decision we think is best for moving to Cookeville because there the city.” Subscriptions aren’t enough grocery stores,” East Councilman Eric Walker acknowl- To subscribe, call 931-526-9715. 10th Street resident Amanda Carlen edged that the project is far from a Visa, MasterCard, Discover said. done deal. and AmEx accepted. The only member of last night’s “This project is by no means a go if Rates: audience in favor of the development it is approved tonight,” Walker said. 3 mo 6 mo 1yr was a representative of Titan De- “The amendments are a standpoint Carrier or BEN WHEELER | HERALD-CITIZEN velopment, who is spearheading the at which we move forward.” Mail: 385 Sunrise Dairy in Cumberland County brings its project. He also encouraged residents to Zip Code $28 $54 $95 family-run business to a number of Tennessee Wayne Cravens said, “We have come to him with their concerns, Print & cities, including its storefront on Mast Road. been thoughtful and appreciative of as the next council meetings on the E-Edition $29 $56 $98 Products are also available in three Cookeville those concerns. It’s been our goal to issue won’t include a public hearing. E-Edition Only $21 $42 $84 stores. utilize the property in a manner ... The Cookeville City Council will Mail: Outside that’s respectful to residents. We’ve consider the fi nal reading of the re- 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 employed numerous professionals. zoning and amendments to the city’s Mail: Outside DAIRY: Products available Our goal is to produce a win win 2030 land use plan Thursday, Jan. Tennessee $82 $132 $220 situation. 17, at 5:30 p.m. at city hall on Broad around the Upper Cumberland “We are looking at this from a long Street. Miss Your Paper? term standpoint,” said Cravens, who A fi nal plan on the development Your carrier is an independent FROM PAGE A1 noted that he believes the develop- would still need to be presented to contractor. However, as a ment will make the surrounding and approved by the planning com- service to our subscribers, our “It’s not what we put in it, it’s what we don’t area more walkable. mission before construction would circulation department is open put in it,” Mast said. “We don’t process it like big Cookeville Planning Director begin, likely many months down the from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- plants do, which is why it’s a little more expen- James Mills noted that the city had road. day-Friday and from sive. We basically leave the milk as it is, instead been approached several times about Cookeville City Attorney Dan 7-9 a.m. each Sunday to of taking the milk apart and putting it back commercial development on the Rader also noted that a formal plan answer calls. Call 931-526-9715. together.” property, which is surrounded by for the city to share costs with the The milk is pasteurized to the minimum stan- residential property but is also just developer on improvements to 10th Herald-Citizen dard, which means it’s not heated to as high of a west of Highway 111. Street would need to come back to USPS 313-680 temperature, but it’s heated for a longer period of It was newly elected Vice Mayor the city council for approval. ISSN 8750-5541 time. Mast says it keeps the taste better, but the The Herald-Citizen is published after- shelf life isn’t as long as a major company brand. noons Tuesday through Friday and So far the milk products can be found in Sunday morning except New Year’s Cookeville at Save-A-Lot and IGA, with products Suspicious package investigated Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving such as whole milk, two percent, skim, chocolate Day and Christmas Day by Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., at 1300 Neal St., and strawberry, among other seasonal favorites BY PAIGE STANAGE “Putnam County Sheriff ’s Offi ce P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. such as eggnog. HERALD-CITIZEN Deputies and canine detection units Periodicals postage paid at Cookeville They also provide their products to Lazy Cow were deployed and investigated TN. POSTMASTER: send address Creamery in Cookeville for ice cream flavors. No one was injured following the the scene,” according to the PCSO. changes to Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville TN 38502. Despite the hard work that comes with running report of a suspicious package found “PCSO has since confi rmed that the The Herald-Citizen is a member of a farm, especially with up and down economic at a residence on Whiteaker Springs residence is ‘all clear’, and there is no the Tennessee Press Association years, the Mast family does it as a labor of love. Road Thursday morning. immediate danger to the residence or and the Associated Press. The As- “We like to farm, and years can be really The Putnam County Sheriff ’s surrounding areas.” sociated Press is entitled exclusively to use for publication news printed in tough,” Mast said. “We could probably do better Offi ce and Tennessee Highway Patrol This is an ongoing investigation. the Herald-Citizen. doing something else, but we’ve been doing it all investigated the suspicious package, Please call the PCSO at 528-8484 if our lives, and there’s really nothing else we’d according to a statement from the you have any information regarding rather do.” PCSO. this incident. Jack McNeely WEATHER Editor & Publisher Tonight Saturday Night Sunday Night Readings Lindsay McReynolds A 50-percent chance of showers, Mostly clear, with a low around 36. Partly cloudy, with a low around 45. Thursday’s high in Cookeville was 51, low 42, with 0.30” Managing Editor mainly before 4 a.m. Cloudy, with a rain. Thursday’s high in Monterey was 51, low 39, with low around 36. Sunday Monday 0.30” rain. Roger Wells Sunny, with a high near 62. A 40-percent chance of showers. Almanac Advertising Director Saturday Partly sunny, with a high near 62. Friday is the 4th day of the year, with 361 remaining. The Sunny, with a high near 52. sun sets at 4:41 p.m. and will rise at 6:54 a.m. Saturday. Keith McCormick The moon is a waning crescent with 2% of the visible disc Circulation Manager illuminated. FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN A3 herald-citizen.com Trump: Dems’ impeachment talk is 2020 ploy

WASHINGTON (AP) tweeted. He said he’s the fi rst day of the new D-N.Y., have said they — President Donald “the most popular Congress. want to wait for the out- Trump pushed back Fri- Republican in party Sherman and Green come of special counsel day against some Dem- history.” pushed to impeach Robert Mueller’s inves- ocrats’ calls to impeach House Speaker Nancy Trump in 2017 and 2018 tigation into Russia’s him, saying they’re only Pelosi has been cautious but the House blocked meddling in the 2016 seeking impeachment about whether her new those resolutions twice, election and contacts because they know they Democratic majority with the help of Dem- with the Trump cam- can’t win the White would ever impeach ocrats who said the paign. House in 2020. Trump, but at least two eff ort was premature. Trump said his cam- “How do you impeach of her members are Pelosi hasn’t ruled out paign did not collude a president who has ready to move forward. impeachment but has with Russia. won perhaps the great- California Rep. called it a “divisive “They only want to est election of all time, Brad Sherman and activity” that needs sup- impeach me because done nothing wrong” Texas Rep. Al Green port from both parties. they know they can’t AP and has had the “most introduced articles of She and House Judi- win in 2020, too much President Donald Trump pauses while speaking successful two years of impeachment against ciary Committee Chair- success!” Trump tweet- in the briefing room of the White House. any president,” Trump Trump on Thursday, man Jerrold Nadler, ed. US employers added a stellar 312,000 jobs in December

WASHINGTON (AP) increases have raised their payrolls by 32,000 — U.S. employers dra- doubts about Chairman workers. matically stepped up Jay Powell’s status — a Businesses are still their hiring in December, concern for both the mar- searching for more work- adding 312,000 jobs in an kets and the economy. ers. The employment site encouraging display of The expected continua- Glassdoor found that job strength for an economy tion of steady job growth postings have risen 17 in the midst of a trade suggests that such risks percent in the past year war, slowing global might be — for the to 6.7 million. growth and a partial moment, anyway — over- “We really don’t see shutdown of the federal blown. any slowdown yet,” said government. However, the stock Andrew Chamberlain, The Labor Department market will have to chief economist at Glass- said Friday that the weigh whether the strong door. unemployment rate rose job growth encourages Despite the increase slightly to 3.9 percent, the Fed to hike rates in in the unemployment but that refl ected a surge 2019 more frequently rate, the infl ux of people in jobseekers— a positive than investors had previ- searching for work cou- for growth. ously anticipated. pled with the job gains Average hourly pay The health care, food is an indication that improved 3.2 percent AP services, construction the rate should decline from a year ago, up from A recruiter from the postal service, right, speaks with an attendee of a and manufacturing in the coming months. average wage growth of job fair in the cafeteria of Deer Lakes High School in Pennsylvania. sectors were the prima- Economists estimate 2.7 percent at the end of ry contributors to last that it requires roughly 2017. even if overall growth are being jeopardized The government is month’s hiring. 100,000 job gains each The jolt in hiring off ers slows somewhat because by the tariff -fueled trade about to enter its third Health care and ed- month to satisfy popula- a dose of reassurance of the waning stimulus war between the United week of a partial shut- ucation services added tion growth and keep the after a tumultuous few from President Donald States and China. Facto- down, with negotiations 82,000 jobs in December, unemployment rate at its months as the outlook Trump’s tax cuts. ry activity in China and stalled over President the biggest jump since current level. from the fi nancial Although employ- the United States have Donald Trump’s insis- February 2012. Hiring has easily markets has turned ers are showing their both weakened, with the tence that Democrats Restaurants and eclipsed that pace. decidedly bleaker. Job confi dence, the fi nancial Institute for Supply Man- agree on funding for a drinking placed posted In 2018, employers add- growth at this pace is a markets have become agement’s U.S. manufac- wall along the border a net gain of 40,700 jobs. ed 2.6 million jobs, or an sign that the economy increasingly worried. turing index on Thurs- with Mexico. And attacks Builders added 38,000 average of nearly 217,000 will continue to expand Major companies such day posting its steepest by Trump on the Feder- construction jobs, while a month, according to the for a 10th straight year, as Apple say their sales decline in a decade. al Reserve over its rate manufacturers increased Labor Department. Appeals court sides with Trump in transgender military case

WASHINGTON (AP) Pentagon from imple- transgender people. — A federal appeals menting its preferred That changed un- court is siding with policy. der President Barack the Trump adminis- The unsigned ruling Obama, but President tration in a case about will not allow the Pen- Donald Trump said he the Pentagon’s policy tagon to put in place its would reverse course, of restricting military desired policy, howev- leading to lawsuits by service by transgender er, because three other transgender people. people. judges have entered The administration A three-judge panel orders blocking the ad- already has asked of the U.S. Court of Ap- ministration in similar the Supreme Court to peals for the D.C. Cir- cases. weigh in on the issue. cuit ruled Friday that Military policy The high court has a lower-court judge until a few years ago not said whether it was wrong to block the had barred service by will. Drag queens can read to kids again at a Louisiana library

LAFAYETTE, La. meeting space for any concerns and the li- (AP) — An agreement constitutionally protect- brary later said anyone has been reached ed purpose. reserving public rooms between a Louisiana li- Drag Queen Story could not use them for brary and the American Time features men anything related to Civil Liberties Union to dressed as women Drag Queen Story Time. allow Drag Queen Story reading books to young A judge ruled against Time at the library. children. the ACLU’s attempt to An agreement was It was initially intervene in a lawsuit, reached Thursday scheduled Oct. 5 as but the civil rights between the Lafayette a library-sponsored organization and the Public Library and the activity. library then reached the ACLU allowing any- It was postponed agreement to allow the one to reserve library because of security event.

Poll: Immigration among the top concerns in 2019 (AP) — As much of the country this year com- issue. U.S. government remains pared with a year ago. But it’s an increasingly shut down over President Overall, 49 percent important issue to mem- Donald Trump’s insis- mentioned immigration bers of both parties. tence on funding for his in an open-ended ques- The poll found that 65 border wall, nearly half of tion as one of the top fi ve percent of Republicans Americans identify immi- problems they hoped the say immigration is one of gration as a top issue for government addresses in the top fi ve problems fac- the government to work 2019. ing the country, up from on this year. By contrast, 27 percent 42 percent in 2017. Among An Associated Press- mentioned immigration Democrats, 37 percent NORC Center for Public in December 2017. cite immigration as a top Aff airs Research poll Partisan divides on issue, compared with just conducted shortly before the best solutions remain 2 in 10 a year ago. the shutdown began fi nds deep. Republicans con- Roughly two-thirds of that both Republicans tinue to be more likely to those who named immi- and Democrats are far cite immigration as a top gration as a top priority more likely to include issue than Democrats, an express little confi dence immigration in their list indication of the GOP’s in the government to of top issues facing the greater intensity on the make progress this year. HERALD-CITIZEN FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 2019 A4 Opinion herald-citizen.com Herald-Citizen Established 1903 Jack McNeely Editor and Publisher Lindsay McReynolds Managing Editor Kate Cook City Editor Don Foy News Editor Wet, and certainly not wild about it

’m so relieved it’s started raining again. The mud at my house was in danger of drying out. There’s seven steps between my porch and car Idoor. I don’t know how I’d make it to work each day if I didn’t have to squelch each of those seven steps, each step compressing the layers of leaves, gravel and mud so that the excess water rises to leak into my shoes. Yeah, as you can tell, I’m a little sick of the rain. As my mom reminds me “at Cop’s death may upend shutdown debate least it’s not snow. It could be snow, you know.” And she’s right, it could be. On resident Donald Trump from communi- After Garcia Zarate was the other hand, it could be 75 degrees found a strong political is- cating with U.S. released from a federal prison KATE and sunny. sue in a brutal and needless Immigration and in 2015, authorities transferred COOK The weather is one of those weird Pcrime on Thursday when he Customs Enforce- the multiple felon to San Fran- things that people say it’s OK to dis- tweeted about the murder of a ment unless author- cisco based on a warrant for a cuss. Did you ever see “My Fair Lady” central California police offi cer ities are holding an 20-year-old marijuana charge. with Audrey Hepburn and Rex Harrison? It’s been at the hands of a man believed to undocumented im- The district attorney’s offi ce awhile since I watched it, but I vividly remember be an illegal immigrant. DEBRA J. migrant convicted then dropped the moldy charge. one character or the other saying to stick to two This awful crime is likely to SAUNDERS of certain felonies Rather than comply with an ICE topics of conversation: the weather and your health. upend the debate surrounding within 15 years. detainer request, the sheriff ’s I’ve heard that many times throughout my life. a government shutdown that “Ladies“Ladies anand gentlemen” he offi ce freed the career criminal The two topics no one can get off ended about are the began because Trump rejected a warned, “this is not how you in keeping with the sanctuary weather and your health. They’re on the opposite compromise budget—which the protect the community.” city policy. ends of the conversation spectrum from religion White House had signaled he Singh was the personifi cation Steinle’s death was completely and politics. would sign—that did not include of the American dream—a legal preventable. “She was murdered But the weather is such a highly subjective thing. some $5 billion for border wall immigrant from Fiji who “came because of a failure of immigra- What is comfortable for one person isn’t comfort- funding. to America to become a police tion policy,” said Mark Kriko- able at all for another. For their part, Democrats offi cer,” a grief-stricken Police rian of the pro-enforcement Obviously, I’m not a fan of rain and wet weather. don’t want to give him that Chief Randy Richardson told Center for Immigration Studies. Because of my career, I’ve been rain-soaked more victory. reporters. San Francisco’s 2013 sanctuary times than I care to count. There was also one mem- That could change. The 33-year-old Singh leaves ordinance protected undocu- orable day I slid down a mud-covered embankment On Friday, Stanislaus Coun- behind a wife and a beautiful mented immigrants in custody and landed in a creek that wound through a cattle ty Sheriff Adam Christianson fi ve-month old baby boy. “He unless they had been convicted pasture. (You should have seen the look on the West announced that authorities had had a fascination for making of a violent felony in the past Virginia State Police trooper’s face when I crawled arrested a suspect, Gustavo Pe- himself better,” said Richard- seven years. up out of the ditch and told him I needed a statement rez Arriaga, an undocumented son. Supporters of sanctuary on why the highway was closed down.) immigrant from Mexico, in con- It is impossible to learn of laws essentially believe that But for some other folks, rainy days are just what nection with the shooting death Singh’s death and not think of noncitizens not only have the they love. I don’t understand those people, but I’ve of Newman police Cpl. Ronil Kate Steinle, the San Francisco right to break U.S. immigration heard they exist. Singh. Singh had pulled over woman who was fatally shot in laws, but also the right not to be Just like people who like the dead of winter, I’ve Arriaga for suspected drunk July 2015 as she walked along deported if they are convicted of heard they exist somewhere too. I don’t mind win- driving Thursday at 1 a.m. the city’s waterfront with her many felonies and misdemean- ter for that fi rst mild snowfall, then I’m ready for The suspect, he said, had two father and a family friend. The ors. spring again. prior convictions for drunk man who shot her, Jose Ines No wonder Trump accuses That’s really what I’m waiting for. My favorite driving, a “known gang affi lia- Garcia Zarate, was an undocu- them of supporting open bor- times of year are spring and fall. My favorite days tion” and was trying to fl ee to mented immigrant with a long ders. of the year are that lovely day when you fi rst see the Mexico. “We can’t ignore the criminal record that included Washington should do some- leaves beginning to turn, followed quickly by the fact that this could have been seven U.S. felony convictions thing about this. day those fallen leaves turn into a blanket at your preventable,” the sheriff said. and fi ve deportations to Mexi- feet. The only thing better is that magical spring Christianson faulted Califor- co—and he was on the streets DEBRA SAUNDERS is a syndicated day when suddenly there’s green grass. Then a few nia’s sanctuary state law that courtesy of San Francisco’s columnist. Her email address is days later, you notice the redbuds are blooming and prohibits local enforcement sanctuary city law. [email protected]. leaves are beginning to appear on the trees. The days are mild and rain is necessary to prepare us for what comes next. Each day of winter brings us closer to those days. I know that. In the meantime, I’ll muddle through. Maybe buy a new pair of boots to protect my socks When being liberal isn’t liberal enough from the rainwater soaking through my shoes. s the 116th Congress con- adjacent to that of district issues, the ‘political venes in Washington this Ocasio-Cortez. It member,’ who works on moving KATE COOK is city editor for the Herald-Citizen. Her week, one of the more appears she’d like up the ladder, and the ‘policy email address is [email protected]. Ainteresting spectacles to a new neighbor. member,’ who digs down in spe- take place will be the seating of Preferably one she cifi c policy areas and becomes Democratic Socialist Alexandria has hand-picked the expert on the fl oor of the Ocasio-Cortez. (or anointed) and House.” Much has been made of BLAIR who shares her own Most newly-elected members MODERATELY CONFUSED Ocasio-Cortez’s rhetoric and BESS brand of progressiv- being seated this week are there political philosophy since her ism, which Jeff ries for one reason. And it wasn’t defeat last year of former Rep. does not. Donald Trump. It was because Joseph Crowley of New York’s Therein lies a problem for the voters at home believed they 14th Congressional District, one Democratic Party and their Blue would be more responsive to of the most powerful Democrats Wave. How far to the left must “pothole issues” like healthcare in the House and a close ally of a believer in more traditional than were their opponents. Alex- Nancy Pelosi. liberal policies veer in order to andria Ocasio-Cortez was elected In the wake of her primary vic- satisfy those who believe party on that basis, yet she increasing- tory over Crowley, Ocasio-Cortez “elites” like Pelosi, Crowley, ly presents as though she is more told CNN, “We won because, I and Jeff ries have failed average intent on becoming a “political think, we had a very clear win- Americans? member” than she’d initially led ning message, and we took that During her campaign, Alex- her constituents to believe. As message to doors that had never andria Ocasio-Cortez promised she well knows, it doesn’t take been knocked on before.” she would be responsive fi rst and much to remind voters when Ocasio-Cortez faced an incum- foremost to her constituents. She a politician isn’t listening and bent who had grown complacent was critical of her predecessor, doesn’t keep their word. and disenfranchised from those who focused more on building a In these precarious times, it he was elected to serve. She political power base in D.C. than shouldn’t matter whether our campaigned on a platform that on the folks in the neighborhoods leaders are conservative enough promised to address issues that back home. It cost him his seat or liberal enough. What should aff ected voters in her district in the House. Yet, by her earliest matter is that they do the job including aff ordable housing, rumblings, Ocasio-Cortez could they were elected to do, which increased income inequality and suff er a similar fate two years is representing those of us back poverty. Ocasio-Cortez called for hence should she not keep her home. Squandering the oppor- Medicare for all, a federal jobs word with those in the Bronx tunity to do so in exchange for program, and has been quite and Queens who put her in offi ce. building one’s own personal vocal about abolishing Immigra- In a recent New Yorker profi le political brand is a betrayal of tion and Customs Enforcement. on Rep. Adam Schiff , D-Calif., a constituent’s trust. Hopefully, Before taking her oath of former New York Congress- the newest members of the 116th offi ce, Ocasio-Cortez targeted man Steve Israel recalled that Congress will keep that in mind Pelosi intimate Rep. Hakeem Jef- when he and Schiff fi rst came to as they settle in to begin the busi- fries, D-N.Y., leader of the House Washington in 2000, they were ness of governing. Democratic Caucus-a high-pro- told during their orientation that fi le position a few notches below there were three kinds of mem- BLAIR BESS is a syndicated colum- Pelosi’s own in the party hierar- bers of Congress: “the ‘pothole nist. His email address is BBess. chy. Jeff ries represents a district member,’ who concentrates on [email protected]. FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 2019 NEWS HERALD-CITIZEN A5 herald-citizen.com 0OBITUARIES0 Leona Bumgarner Rhonda Sue ‘Sissy’ Frazier Randy Michael Clinton CLARKRANGE — COOKEVILLE — Frazier; and maternal COOKEVILLE — Funeral services for Rhonda Sue “Sissy” grandparents, Clure Funeral services for Leona Bumgarner, 83, Frazier, 48, of Cookev- and Cooper Caruthers; Randy Michael Clin- of Grimsley, Tennessee, ille, Tennessee, passed and special uncle, Ho- ton, 56, of Cookeville, were held Monday, Dec. from this life Monday, mer Allen. Tennessee, were held 31, 2018, at Jennings Fu- Dec. 31, 2018. Funeral services for Wednesday, Jan. 2, at neral Homes-Clarkrange She was our sweet Rhonda will be held to- the chapel of Presley Chapel. Bro. Buddy Ed- angel who gained her day, Friday, Jan. 4, be- Funeral Home with wards offi ciated. Burial wings and is now re- ginning at 2 p.m. from Pastor David Beaty was in Springs Chapel joicing with Jesus. We the chapel of Crest offi ciating. Cemetery in Fentress are sure she will bless Lawn Funeral Home. Interment followed in County, Tennessee. everyone there as she Interment will follow in Burris Cemetery. Leona Bumgarner did here on earth. Crest Lawn Memorial Randy passed away was born March 3, 1935, Rhonda was born Cemetery. Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018, in Grimsley. She was a Beaty and Junior Beaty; Monday, March 16, The family will at Cookeville Regional Tommy, and Stanley homemaker. sisters, Ruby (Jackie) 1970, in Cookeville. receive friends at the Medical Center. Clinton. She passed away Fri- Briere and Glenda She was the daughter funeral home today, He was born Friday, Pallbearers were day, Dec. 28, 2018, at U.T. Crouch; and a host of of the late Charles Friday from noon until March 23, 1962, in Mike Merola, Joey Medical Center. nieces, nephews, other Frazier and Peggy Sue service time at 2 p.m. Cookeville, to the late Eaves, JT Grasty, She is survived by her family and friends. (Caruthers) Frazier. Pallbearers will be Everette Lee Clinton Garth Martin, Cecil daughters, Sue Heidel, Pallbearers were In addition to her Tyler Madden, Steve and Lillian Frances Essex, Boyd Cantrell, Sharon Whittenburg, Jacob Ertel, Jason mother, Rhonda is sur- Willis, Darren Carter, Garrison Clinton. Greg Hargis, and Terry Sheila Bumgarner and Bumgarner, Justin vived by one brother Donnie Helton, Hunter Randy worked at Herren. Becky Bumgarner; Bumgarner, Kirk Phil- and sister-in-law, Larry McWhirter and Rick Russell Stover Candy You may share your sons, Michael (Brandy) lips, Brent Bumgarner, and Debbie Frazier; a Armintrout. Factory where he made thoughts or send condo- Bumgarner, Brent (Gina) Shawn Bumgarner and special aunt, Joyce Al- Please visit www. many lifetime friends. lences to the family by Bumgarner, Derek Michael Bumgarner. len; one nephew, Cody crestlawnmemorial. In addition to his visiting www.presley- Bumgarner and Shawn Jennings Funeral Frazier, and daughter com and sign the on- parents, Randy was funeralhome.com. (Rachel) Bumgarner; Homes-Clarkrange Skylar; one niece, line guest register and preceded in death by Professional services 16 grandchildren; two Chapel was in charge of Christie Frazier; cous- send a message to the brothers and sisters, provided by Presley Fu- great-grandchildren; arrangements, 931-879- ins, Gary and Charlotte family. Willard, Billie Joe, neral Home, 528-1044. brothers, David (Gennie) 8118. and Brad Allen, Tyler Crest Lawn Funeral Joyce, Sarah Ruth, and and Ashley Madden, Home is in charge of ar- Bobby Clinton. and son, Jake; and a rangements, 526-6384. Randy is survived host of friends consid- by his wife, Nancy Janice Faye Cullom ered family. Clinton; and brothers In addition to her and sisters, Betty Tays, COOKEVILLE — father, she was pre- Terry, Ralph, Nancy, Funeral services for ceded in death by her Janice Faye Cullom, 62, paternal grandparents, of Algood, Tennessee, Sears and Mildred Mary Ruth Dunn will be held at 1 p.m. today, Friday, Jan. 4, at ROCKWOOD — the chapel of Whitson Graveside services Funeral Home with Richard Edwin Wells and interment for Mrs. Minister Floyd Searcy Mary Ruth Dunn, 94, of offi ciating. Burial will COOKEVILLE — Me- Knoxville, Tennessee, follow at the Phillips morial services for Mr. and formerly of Kings- Cemetery in Algood. Richard Edwin Wells, ton, Tennessee, will Visitation with the 55, of Algood, will be be held today, Friday family will be at the held at 1 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 4, at 1 p.m. (EST) funeral home today, Fri- Algood; grandchildren, Jan. 5, at the Cookeville at Roane Memorial day, Jan. 4, until service Kaydence, Kyson, Jay- chapel of Hooper-Hud- Gardens in Rockwood. time at 1 p.m. cek, Kheeli and Khiler; dleston & Horner Fu- Rev. Glenna Manning, Ms. Cullom passed and best friends, Rebecca neral Home. Rev. James minister at Concord away Saturday, Dec. 29, Robinson, Nancy Nelson, Williams will offi ciate. United Methodist 2018, at her residence Ashley Carter, Shawna The family will Church in Knoxville, In addition to her with her family at her Franklin, and Brandon receive friends at the will offi ciate. Her fam- parents, she was side. Janice Faye Cullom and Shana Weyer. funeral home Saturday, ily will receive friends preceded in death by was born April 5, 1956, in Music will be provid- from 11 a.m. until ser- following services at her husband, John T. Cookeville, Tennessee, to ed by the Faith Choir vice time. (Christopher) Fults; the cemetery. “Tom” Dunn; brother, Martha Fields who sur- at Wrights Chapel and Richard passed away sister, Levita (Wayne) She died Tuesday af- Donald Pugh; and sis- vives and the late Henry Burtons Chapel. suddenly Saturday, Dec. McClain; grandson, ternoon Jan. 1, 2019, in ter, Elizabeth Walker. Dexter Manis. Pallbearers will be 29, 2018, at his home. Lincoln Fults; niece, Knoxville, Tennessee. Survivors include In addition to her Dad, Brett Bice, Ricky Cart- He was born Jan. 11, Chelsea (Justin) Beria; Mary Ruth was born her sons, Mike (Geral- she was also preceded wright, Charles Tubbs, 1963, in Cookeville, to and great-nephews, Tuesday, Aug. 26, 1924, dine) Dunn of Toronto, in death by her Father, Calvin Hayes, Jerry the late Douglas and Evan, Landon, and in Putnam County, Canada, Pat (Linda) Franklin “Shorty” Hayes, Dawon Multon Betty Carmack Wells Callen Beria, all of Tennessee, to the late Dunn of Kingston, Fields. and Shawn LaFever. Richard graduated Cookeville. John Alexander and and Mark (Stephanie) In addition to her Honorary pallbearers from Cookeville High Hooper-Huddleston Nancy “Nannie” Mel- Dunn of Knoxville; mother, her survivors will be Donald Hayes, School in 1982 where & Horner Funeral lissa Sparks Pugh. grandchildren, Nathan include her son and Johnnie Cullom, Garry he was standout on the Home is in charge of Mary Ruth was a (Erin) Dunn, Michael spouse, James and Chris “Rabbit” Goolsby, Jamall basketball team. He arrangements, 526-6111. homemaker and a grad- (Karen) Dunn, Devyn Allen of Mount Juliet, and Jamarion Wilson, worked in the insur- Share your thoughts uate of Monterey High and Dylan Dunn; and Tennessee; two daugh- and Joshua “Tubby” ance and fi nancial and memories at www. School. great-grandchildren, ters, Latoya Cullom and Smith. planning profession. hhhfunerals.com. She gave all those Brendan (Sarah) Dunn, Shanese Cullom, both The family request Richard was also a who were blessed to Kacey and Jacob Dunn. of Cookeville; broth- any memorial donations former Methodist min- know her the gift of her In lieu of fl owers, er, Henry Manis Jr. be made to the American ister. smile. Her humor, her memorial contributions of Crossville, Tennes- Cancer Society. He is survived by “never met a stranger” may be made to: ALS see; sister and spouse, Whitson Funeral his son, Douglas Wells; attitude, and her love Association, Tennessee Wanda Manis and Home is in charge of daughter, Charis Wells; of family, remained a Chapter, PO Box 40244, Donald Hayes, both of arrangements, 526-2151. stepdaughter, Kaitlin constant throughout Nashville, TN 37204- her life. 0244. She was a strong, Horner Funeral beautiful woman with Home in charge of Tammy Allen Richardson a resilient, impressive, arrangements, (931) and ageless spirit that 839-2266. GAINESBORO — Cumberland Funeral receive friends at the Dec. 31, 2018, in Cookev- taught all of us how to Funeral services for Home. funeral home Sunday, ille. live with radiant joy. Tammy Allen Richard- Burial will be in John Jan. 6, from 10 a.m. Anderson-Upper She will be missed son, 42, of Cookeville, Young Cemetery, in until service time at 3 Cumberland Funeral here, but surely Heav- Tennessee, will be held Shiloh community in p.m. Home is in charge of en is having a party to at 3 p.m. Sunday, Jan. Jackson County. Tammy Richardson arrangements, 931-268- celebrate her Home- 6, at Anderson-Upper The family will passed away Monday, 1550. coming.

Bertis ‘Slim’ Ford recalls over 953,000 vehicles to replace infl ators Elton Dickerson (AP) — Ford is recalling more than 953,000 vehicles worldwide to replace Takata passenger air bag infl ators that can explode and hurl shrapnel. CELINA — Funer- Burial followed in The move includes 782,000 vehicles in the U.S. and is part of the largest series of recalls in U.S. history. al services for Mr. the Spear Cemetery. Included are the 2010 Ford Edge and Lincoln MKX, the 2010 and 2011 Ford Ranger, the 2010 to 2012 Ford Fusion Bertis “Slim” Elton Mr. Dickerson and Lincoln MKZ, the 2010 and 2011 Mercury Milan, and the 2010 to 2014 Ford Mustang. Dickerson, 96, of passed away Monday Some of the recalls may be limited to specifi c geographic areas of the U.S. Celina, Clay Coun- evening, Dec. 31, 2019, ty, Tennessee, were at his residence. held Thursday, Jan. Hall Funeral Home 3, at the chapel of the of Celina was in Hall Funeral Home of charge of arrange- Celina. ments, 931-243-5050.

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Offi ce will be closed for Tables show three most current contracts for each future. $ needed to invest in fund. Grains traded on Chicago Board of Trade; livestock on Chicago Mercantile Exchange; and cotton on the Assessing Nurturing Entry forms available Martin Luther King Jr. Intercontinental Exchange. SOURCE: The Associated Press and Morningstar. Sales figures are unofficial. Skills. Held at Healthy at the Cookeville Depot Day. FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN Living A7 herald-citizen.com Drug user off ers words of hope from rehab

EAR ABBY: I’m current- ly in a mental hospital. I have been in and out for Dyears because of suicide attempts and drug use. My drug of choice is crystal meth, and it has been a DEAR ABBY vicious cycle. I’m 19 and will be 20 soon. I would like to share my story with your read- Valentine dinner theater ers, young and old, who may Sutton Store Players of Sutton General Store, Granville will perform “Love Memories of Mayberry” Valentine dinner feel lost or alone. shows on Jan. 31, Feb. 1,6, 7 and 8. This group as performed Mayberry Plays for the last 8 years and have become ABIGAIL I was sexual- known throughout Middle Tennessee as one of the most popular dinner theatres. Front from left: Sam Moore as VAN BUREN ly abused and Barney, Eli Argo as Opie, Liz Bennett as Aunt Bee, Brenda Curtis as Ellie; back from left: Randall Clemons as Otis, have prostituted Stan Webster as Andy Taylor, Lakeland Barham as Gomer, Kay Loftis as Emma Brand, Rich Caliri, Director. Ken myself for drugs when I was Underwood of Lebanon will play Jim Lindsey. Sutton Store Players performs one 30-minute Mayberry show before desperate. I’m going through dinner and another after dinner. This Valentine play will feature two shows: “The Singing Man” and “Ellie Comes intensive treatment now. to Town.” The Valentine dinner will be a prime rib dinner in the Sutton Store Dining Room. The Mayberry plays are When I was at my lowest, my part of the 2019 Theme in Granville of Memories of the 1960s and the town will be featuring a series of Mayberry family looked the other way. Days during all of its 2019 Festivals. Reservations can be made by calling 931-653-4151. More information on What I want to tell peo- Granville is at granvilletn.com. ple is to get help if they are contemplating suicide. I want them to know their lives are valuable. I struggle with hallucinations, and it’s scary Tennessee Craft Spring Fair open for submissions at times. But no matter what we go through in life, we must Local and regional craft states (no guild affi liation Tennessee Craft Fairs are a robust calendar of year- remember that we were built artisans are invited to submit required), as well as artists the premier outdoor events round programs, Tennessee to be resilient. I believe in their artwork for the 48th studying at Tennessee insti- for artists to showcase and Craft continues to inspire our strength. Thanks, Abby. Annual Spring Tennessee tutions. Contiguous states sell their work by connect- future generations of craft — OVERCOMING IN WIS- Craft Fair by February 15. include Alabama, Arkansas, ing to the community and artists and collectors. CONSIN This juried show presents Georgia, Kentucky, Missis- demonstrating their craft The 48th Annual Spring DEAR OVERCOMING: I around 200 of the region’s sippi, Missouri, North Caro- knowledge. One of two signa- Tennessee Craft Fair off ers believe in your strength as fi nest craft artists on the lina, and Virginia. Also, any ture fairs, held each spring cash awards including Best of well, and I’m glad that you lawn in Centennial Park May exhibitor who participated and fall, the Tennessee Craft Show ($1000). Awards support are getting treatment. Recov- 3, 4, and 5. in the 2018 Spring Tennessee Spring Fair is the largest Tennessee Craft’s mission of ery from addiction can be a The Tennessee Craft Craft Fair who moves out of craft fair of its caliber in the encouraging artists in their daily challenge, which takes Spring Fair is open to artists Tennessee or its contiguous region, serving approximate- work, developing their craft courage and determination. 18 years of age or older who region may exhibit for this ly 45,000 visitors in Nash- and elevating their career. You appear to have both. are Tennessee residents, one year only following the ville’s high-traffi c midtown For more information, please I am printing your letter residents from neighboring screening procedure. park. Through the fairs and visit: tennesseecraft.org. because it carries an im- portant message for anyone who is feeling suicidal. The phone number of the National ‘StarTalk’ season on hold amid Suicide Prevention Lifeline is 800-273-8255, and it is toll-free. DEAR ABBY: I work in claims against host Tyson close quarters with two wom- en. They often talk politics, LOS ANGELES (AP) — The inappropriate manner toward two and I am very aware of their current season of Neil deGrasse women. views. They asked me if I was Tyson’s “StarTalk” series is on Tyson was host of “Cosmos: voting in the midterms, and I hold amid sexual misconduct Possible Worlds” on Fox in 2014. A answered in the affi rmative, claims against the prominent new edition of the series was set but off ered no details as my astrophysicist. to air in March on the network vote is my personal business. The National Geographic chan- and on National Geographic. Since then, I have been told, nel said Thursday new episodes He has denied an accusation “You are part of the problem.” of the science-based talk show that he groped a woman and “People like you ...” and, “It won’t air until an investigation denied making sexual advances must be nice to not care.” I involving Tyson is completed, toward a production assistant at don’t know how to respond which could be within the next his home. Tyson apologized for to these hurtful comments, few weeks. making the assistant feel uncom- which make me feel terrible. Late last November, National fortable. It makes me extremely un- Geographic Networks and Fox He has said he will cooperate comfortable, and I don’t think said they would examine claims fully with an “impartial investi- AP FILE it’s appropriate to discuss this that Tyson behaved in a sexually gation.” Neil deGrasse Tyson appears in Los Angeles in at work in the fi rst place. early 2018. I am not sure how to han- dle this if it continues. I don’t want these women to hate me. I respect them, but this is a Study fi nds ‘radical sensitive topic. — NOT THE PLACE DEAR NOT THE PLACE: underrepresentation’ for I agree that, for the most part, discussing politics in the workplace is inappropriate women in fi lm because there are bound to NEW YORK (AP) — Despite be disagreements, which are widespread attention and not conducive to a pleasant protest over gender inequality environment. Hopefully, now in fi lm, a new study fi nds that that the midterms are behind the number of female directors us, the hostility will die down in the top 250 domestic gross- — at least for a while. ing fi lms last year dipped to 8 If it persists, TELL your percent. co-workers that what they That was down 3 percentage are doing is hurtful and you points from 2017, according to want them to stop. And if they the 21st annual Celluloid Ceil- don’t, then discuss it with ing report released Thursday AP FILE your supervisor or employer by the Center for the Women Director Ava DuVernay AP FILE because what they are doing in Television and Film at San appears at the premiere in Actor Michael B. Jordan poses for photographers upon is creating a hostile working Diego State University. It was March 2018. arrival at the premiere of the film ‘Creed II’, in London. environment. even below the 9 percent level DEAR ABBY: A friend achieved 20 years earlier in the profound positive shift of mine is a pretty fair oil 1998. predicted by so many industry Jordan, Stiller among painter. She occasionally Researchers found slight observers over the last year,” sells one. I would like to buy a gains for women in other roles. Lauzen said. painting she recently fi n- In 2018, women comprised “This radical underrepresen- Golden Globe presenters ished. She quoted me a price, 20 percent of all directors, tation is unlikely to be reme- but phrased it as a question, writers, producers, executive died by the voluntary eff orts LOS ANGELES (AP) — al Golden Globe Awards that “Does $-- sound OK?” Would directors, editors and cinema- of a few individuals or a single Michael B. Jordan, Ben will air on NBC. it be rude if I off ered her less tographers in the top 250 fi lms. studio. Without a large-scale Stiller and Idris Elba are The Globes show is also than that for the painting? That’s up 2 percentage points eff ort mounted by the major among the fi rst presenters adding the Carol Burnett — BETTER OFFER IN THE from 2017. players — the studios, talent announced for Sunday’s Award, an accolade that WEST The study’s author, Martha agencies, guilds and associ- Golden Globe Awards. focuses on life achievement DEAR BETTER OFFER: Lauzen, the executive director ations — we are unlikely to Other presenters an- in television. The inaugural No, it would not be rude. It’s of San Diego State’s center, see meaningful change. The nounced Thursday by the award will go to the 85-year- common for buyers to negoti- said such modest gains behind distance from 8 percent to some Hollywood Foreign Press old Burnett, a fi ve-time ate the price of art objects. It the camera, particularly in semblance of parity is simply Association include Cath- Globes winner. is done all the time, and she the director’s chair, reveal an too vast.” erine Zeta-Jones, Dick Van Jeff Bridges will receive shouldn’t take off ense if you industry resistant to changing The largest gains, according Dyke, Jamie Lee Curtis, the Cecil B. DeMille Award, off er her what you think is a long-term gender inequity. to researchers, were among Chrissy Metz, Felicity Huff - an accolade for fi lm. The fair price. Remember, if she “The study provides no writers (16 percent, up 5 per- man and Mike Myers. 69-year-old actor won a doesn’t agree, she can make a evidence that the mainstream centage points from 2017) and Sandra Oh and Andy Sam- Globe in 2010 for his role in counteroff er. fi lm industry has experienced producers (21 percent). berg will host the 76th annu- “Crazy Heart.” HERALD-CITIZEN FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 2019 A8 Religion herald-citizen.com Not meant Bishops to pray over abuse scandal Th e lesson

DETROIT (AP) — to be wimps U.S.-based Roman from Catholic bishops e Christians are not to will gather Wednes- be wimpy individuals. day for a weeklong Proverbs Yes, we are supposed to retreat near Chi- Wbe peacemakers, but we cago on the church are also supposed to be bold sexual abuse scan- and stand up for the Lord. We dal that organizers 26:25 are instructed to fi ght the good say will focus on good friend recently asked race to the end. prayer and spiritual me for help explaining Philippians 1:20, refl ection and not the meaning of Proverbs “According to my formulating policy. A26:25. It says, “When he earnest expecta- The retreat be- speaketh fair, believe him not: tion and my hope, gins a day after The for there are seven abomina- that in nothing I Associated Press tions in his heart.” shall be ashamed, reported that the My friend was SCARLETT but that with all Vatican blocked curious about HEISE boldness, as al- U.S. bishops from the seven abom- ways, so now also taking measures inations. Is the Christ shall be last year to address AP verse referring to magnifi ed in my body, wheth- the scandal because Chicago Cardinal Blase Cupich speaks during a news a specifi c amount er it be by life, or by death.” U.S. church leaders conference in Springfield, Ill. RYAN of abominations in Every evil act of late is didn’t discuss the BARNHART a man’s heart? If turned around to try to make legally problematic so, what are those it right by saying we are dis- proposals with the a prelude to a sum- leaders. spiritual lectures. abominations? criminating against such and Holy See enough mit of the world’s Here’s a look at And they will be Why didn’t the passage such. Hogwash! Place the dis- beforehand. bishops at the the retreat. alone: No staff mem- specifi cally reference them? crimination where it belongs. The rebuke from Vatican next month This is about bers, other priests These were all valid questions The devil has got a hold on us Rome was contained to forge a compre- prayer, not poli- or members of the and I was thankful for the and we are going down, fast. in a letter from hensive response to cy-making, organiz- public or media are opportunity to meditate on We, as Christians have a Vatican offi cial the crisis that has ers say. invited. Cardinal the passage before giving my become too placid, soft, lazy, before the U.S. lashed the church. According to the Daniel DiNardo, answer. slacking in our thinking and Conference of Cath- The meetings Archdiocese of Chi- president of the U.S. One thing we have to keep actions, and are letting it all olic Bishops met follow two blistering cago spokeswom- Conference of Cath- in mind is the context of this take place too easily for the in November. The reports during 2018 an Anne Maselli, olic Bishops, said in chapter. Proverbs 26 is dealing devil to take hold. We are not move stunned abuse from state attorneys bishops gathering a news release that with the ways of foolish indi- standing up to the wrongs of survivors and some general — in Illinois at the Mundelein they are convening viduals. A fool is described in abortion, homosexuality, drag other Catholics de- and Pennsylvania — Seminary will be “to pray on the in- Psalm 14:1, “The fool hath said queens, and every other fi lthy manding actions. alleging negligence praying, fasting tense matters before in his heart, There is no God.” intent. The Bible says wrong The retreat also is by state church and participating in us.” A fool is an individual who shall become right, and right lives his life as if there is no shall become wrong in the God. A fool is an individual end days, but it is our right who lives his life as if he will and duty as Christians to fi ght never have to give account with the grace of our Lord Kentucky church minister going for his actions one day to an to that very end. We are not Almighty God. A fool is an in- supposed to wimp out on Him! dividual, as Proverbs 26 plainly Hebrews 13:6 “So that we may shows, whose hatred of God boldly say, The Lord is my strong after 45 years in the pulpit leads him to failure. His words helper, and I will not fear what cannot be trusted. His motives man shall do unto me.” HENDERSON, Ky. (AP) to the church in 1973 and being hospitalized while cannot be trusted. His actions It is so easy to sit back in our — Alan Chamness says his himself was in the ministry on a trip to Italy in the fall, cannot be trusted. private little corners of our grandfather didn’t expect as a youth pastor, associate Chamness decided now was A fool is, as our text explains, protective personal world and him to stay in Henderson pastor and senior pastor. the time. a man who will tell you all the sigh and whisper with an, “Oh more than six months. Chamness -- a Marion, “Once you turn 70, you right things that you want to my, how horrible. Well, these Knowing Chamness’ Illinois, native -- was a start thinking, ‘I don’t hear, but his heart is abomina- are the end days, you know”. personality, it might be student at Southern Baptist think I’m going to live 70 ble before God and man. And Yes, terrible things are reasonable to understand Theological Seminary in more years.’ I felt the need the author of Proverbs says going to happen, but have you that. Even at 70 years old, Louisville when he became to cut some hours from don’t believe a fool. Don’t trust put yourself in the place of a Chamness describes him- the minister of music and my schedule,” he said. “In a fool. We live in a society of child that is cruelly aborted self as having unmedicated youth at First Baptist. September, I ended up in fools today. We live in a society and not given its’ rightful attention-defi cit hyperactiv- “When I moved here 45 the hospital in Venice. I where people deny their Cre- place to grow, play and learn? ity disorder. years ago, I was going to realized I don’t rebound like ator exists. Have you put yourself in the “I would have loved to buy a house. My grandfa- I used to. There’s nothing And no matter how good place of a child that is being have been an octopus to ther did not like that. He wrong with admitting that. those individuals may try and forced in the company of a have more hands and do was my role model as far I think a change would be look in the eyes of man, be- homosexual that could very more things. I would have as family was concerned,” good.” cause their hearts are full of easily abuse their tender body; enjoyed it. I need more Chamness said. “I decid- Beginning in January, abominations, the Bible says Have you put yourself in the hands because my mind ed I was going to buy this Chamness will be relin- you cannot trust that foolish place of a child that is being thinks like that,” Chamness house and move here. I was quishing his role as the person. We need godly men and made to stay in the presence said. planning on staying. He just minister of music at the women in America today. We of some drag queen that may A bundle of energy, objected to it. I asked him, church on the corner of need godly men and women cause them later to question Chamness rarely stays in ‘Why don’t you want me to Center and Elm streets. He who still believe the truth of their own God-given sexuali- one spot very long. But he buy this house.’ He said, will remain on the staff in a God’s Word. ty? If you cannot place your- has remained as a minister ‘Alan, you won’t stay there part-time role as minister of We need godly men and wom- self in such a horrible position, at Henderson First Baptist six months.’ “ senior adults and pastoral en who will teach the truth of then picture your own fl esh Church for 45 years. Even with his 71st birth- care. God’s Word to the generation and blood child or grandchild “In this day and age, day approaching in May, In the mid-1980s, Cham- coming behind us. We need in one of these disgusting that’s unheard of for Chamness plans to remain ness added senior adult godly men and women who will environments. 1 Corinthians someone in the ministry to on the church staff into 2019 minister to his duties and teach that the fear of the Lord 6:9, “do you not know that the be in one spot in one loca- and beyond, though in a dif- gave up the youth minister is the beginning of knowledge unrighteous will not inherit tion for 45 years,” said Jeff ferent role. In recent years, role 10 years ago when the and that fools despise wisdom. the kingdom of God? Do not be Coursey, who was 10 years he had considered cutting church hired a full-time Don’t be one of the foolish indi- deceived: neither the sexually old when Chamness came back his work hours. After minister for that position. viduals that Proverbs 26:25 is immoral, nor idolaters, nor talking about. When I looked adulterers, nor men who prac- up the word abominations, I tice homosexuality.” 0IN OUR CHURCHES0 found that it is used around A Christian would not place 76 times in the King James a child in such an environ- ONGOING days at 11 a.m. a.m.-1 p.m. 427 Laurel Ave. Bible. Often it has to do with ment to endure. But, think of Adult Bereavement: Support Christian Science: Christian Free Clothing: Clothes for idolatry. So when it says that all the innocent children that group Tuesdays 10-11:15 Science Society of Cookev- entire family, no paperwork a fool has seven abominations are left by ignorant parents a.m., & 6-7:15 p.m. Stevens ille, branch of The First or questions asked, every- in his heart, it isn’t necessarily to be in the company of such Street Baptist Church cam- Church of Christ Scientist, one welcome. Second Sat- referencing specifi c abomina- sinful, misguided, sick indi- pus. Call 525-2600. Hosted services at 10:30 a.m. Sun- urdays, 9 a.m.-noon. Silver tions so much as it is saying the viduals. Many will be subject by Heart of the Cumber- days, 118 E. 1st St. at Holly. Point Baptist Church, 14021 heart of a fool is full of idols. to their abuse and scarred for land. Call 854-0916. Buff alo Valley Road, Silver The heart of a fool is one who life. A parent does not have Aglow: Aglow Internation- Compassionate Communica- Point. has placed its trust in anything to be ignorant. Turn to God’s al has a single purpose, to tion: Unitarian Universalist Grief: Heart of the Cum- other than the Lord Jesus teachings about children. see God’s will be done on Congregation of Cookev- berland provides hope and Christ. Proverbs 22:6, Train up a child earth as it is in heaven, ille’s Compassionate Com- healing for the grieving What are you trusting in in the way he should go: and through prayer, local munication circle meets 6 through Christ-centered today? Is your heart full of when he is old, he will not de- groups, events & outreach. p.m. fi rst & third Wednes- peer support. Bereavement abominations? Repent and part from it.” Don’t be a parent Call Karen 979-0727 or visit days, at 31 W. 1st St. This & divorce groups for grade turn by faith to the Lord Jesus that is more concerned about www.aglow.org. is a Nonviolent Communi- 2-adult. Call 525-2600. Christ. being in and with the so-called Aluminum Cans: Donate alu- cation method, a tool for Grief Share: The Grief He will receive you unto elite crowd of society, for they minum cans to provide new resolving diff erences. Visit Share support group spon- Himself and cleanse you from will rob your child of a Godly shoes to poor children in http://tinyurl.com/ca2ofcf. sored by Cookeville First all unrighteousness. and peaceful life. Central America & Mexico. Divorce Care: DivorceCare United Methodist Church, Innocent children of the Call Terry McBroom 931- is a friendly, caring group continues through the RYAN BARNHART is the pastor at world need the protection and 252-9704. of people who will walk holiday season, meeting Post Oak Presbyterian Church. guidance of responsible and Celebrate Recovery: with you through one of every Tuesday from 9:30- He enjoys spending time with caring Christians to boldly Christ-centered recovery life’s most diffi cult experi- 11:30 a.m. through Jan. 15, his wife and three daughters. He take a stand for them. Be bold meetings. Overcome hurts, ences. Don’t go thru sep- holds a Master of Arts in Public and fi ght the good race to the habits, & hang-ups. Tues- aration or divorce alone. SEE CHURCHES, PAGE A9 Policy from Liberty University. end. days 6 p.m. Call Steve 260- Meets Wednesdays, 7 p.m. Ephesians 6:19, “And for me, 3202, or www.collegeside. at Trinity in Algood, 205 W. that utterance may be given org/CR. Wall St. Silver Point church of Christ unto me, that I may open my Contemplative Prayer Groups: Food Pantry: New Begin- ...pointing the way to the cross since 1929 mouth boldly, to make known Meets Mondays, 3-4 p.m. & ning Fellowship Church 6701 Smithville Highway the mystery of the gospel.” Wednesdays, 4-5 p.m. First has a food pantry for those Number Silver Point, Tennessee 2 Timothy 4:7, “I have fought United Methodist Church, in need. Second Saturday Time of Services: a good fi ght, I have fi nished Freeman Building, room every month 9-10 a.m. 775 1 in local my course, I have kept the B214. Call Noel Poston 526- West Cemetery Rd. Call Sunday Bible Study 9 AM faith. 2177. 651-2461. news Worship 10 AM & 6 AM Children’s Program: A cre- Free Clothing: West View Wednesday Bible Study 7 PM SCARLETT HEISE has lived in ative children’s program, Baptist Church gives away Minister: John Whitson (931-858-2390/239-1794) Putnam County for almost 30 New Thought Unity Church free clothing fi rst & third Visit us on the web at silverpointchurchofchrist.org years. (823 10th St.) is held Sun- Monday each month, 11 FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN A9 herald-citizen.com Women known as ‘the church ladies’ bring comfort inside jail

LIMA, Ohio (AP) — They’re on Thursday mornings — these leader of the group, said she has meeting room, several of the The women laughed, and known around the Allen Coun- women do their best set their been “doing this for more than inmates stopped to hug the then, standing with their hands ty jail simply as “The Church real life problems aside. 40 years, starting at the ‘old’ older women who were there to joined, began to pray. Ladies.” Like clockwork, they The Church Ladies are here, county jail,” where she would minister to them. Smiles were Then it was time to sing. And arrive each Thursday morning and it’s time to laugh, cry and go every Tuesday night to off er prevalent all around. by the second verse of “This is and go through doors most rejoice. hope and encouragement to One inmate was serving the Day the Lord Has Made,” women hope to never enter. The Church Ladies are Bar- female inmates. a 120-day jail sentence for a the women were clapping and They go through metal bara Ward, Jean Foy and Marie Foy, 71, is in her 22nd year of drunk driving off ense. She sporting huge smiles as they detectors and up the elevator, Keys. They’ve been minister- ministering to prisoners, while described the chapel session as belted out “We are going to into a small, non-descript room ing to women in jail in Allen Keys, 80, laughed and said, the highlight of her week. rejoice in the Lord.” containing little more than a County for a long, long time. “I’ve been doing this longer As the inmates took their Several of the women were table and a dozen or so chairs. All told, the three women have than Jean.” seats around a U-shaped table, crying, but their tears on this A short time later, another more than 90 years of jailhouse On a recent Thursday morn- Keys announced the morning morning were far removed group of women is escorted ministry under their collective ing, a dozen inmates entered would start with a prayer, from the sorrows that led them into the room. They’re all belts. the makeshift chapel at the jail. followed by a song. When some to the dreary penal institution wearing the same black and Representing no individual Their attendance was volun- of the inmates joked about their in the fi rst place. Instead, the gray-striped, county-issue jail church or denomination, they tary, and most (admittedly not inability to carry a tune, Keys tears stemmed from a feeling of uniforms. They’re doing time comprise the New Beginnings all) seemed genuinely excited to replied, “The Bible doesn’t say love and joy that was impossi- behind bars, but for a brief Ministry. be there. we have to make it sound good; ble to ignore in the small, stark moment — for an hour or more Ward, 73, the unoffi cial On their way into the it just says, ‘Praise the Lord.’” room. Missouri organist splits time and talent between church and hockey ST. LOUIS (AP) — Jere- loft at St. Francis of keys of the new instru- boomed over the subur- fi lling a 19,000-seat arena ed the keys for Handel’s my Boyer had a double- Assisi Catholic Church in ment. ban churchgoers, send- as the St. Louis Blues “Hallelujah Chorus” to header with God and Oakville, where he works “We beg you Lord to ing hallelujahs to the took on the Calgary celebrate an impressive hockey. as the music director. bless this organ, which rafters. Flames. save from goalie Jake On a recent Sunday Mass was starting, and we dedicate to your ser- Just four hours later, Perched on a platform Allen. morning, Boyer sat at a Bishop Mark Rivituso vice,” the bishop prayed. Boyer played “Hallelu- in Enterprise Center’s “That one works for new organ in the choir waved incense over the Then the organ jah” again — this time Section 328, Boyer pound- both jobs,” he said. 0IN OUR CHURCHES0 FROM PAGE A8 starting Oct. 9. Call 931- Cookeville, classes meet Mother’s Day Out: First weekends. We also Music Assoc. presents 252-5077. at 9:45 a.m. each Sun- Baptist Church Cookev- accept non-perishable “Joyful Praises” at 6 at Dyer Funeral Home The Grove: The Grove, day. Everyone welcome. ille’s Mother’s Day Out & monetary donations. p.m., Wilhite Baptist on S. Willow Ave. Faith- Little Tree Learners, Meditation: Unitarian program, Tuesdays & Call for appointment for Church, 20 W. Davis based support using Mother’s Day Out Universalist Congre- Fridays, 8:45 a.m.-2:45 after-hours deliveries, Road, Cookeville. Ev- videos & confi dential Program, Tuesdays & gation of Cookeville p.m. Call Linda 526- Leecoe 239-3040. eryone welcome, invite discussions for those Thursdays, 8:30 a.m.- meditation group, 6 p.m. 7119. Senior Lunch: Every a friend. who have suff ered the 2:30 p.m., now enrolling. second Tuesday each Restoring Hope: Re- third Tuesday. Free SUNDAY, JAN. 6 loss of a loved one. Call Infants-preschoolers month, 31 W. 1st St. It storing Hope, a Chris- lunch & fellowship for The Smart Stepfamily: Bill or Ann 931-432- will enjoy a loving, safe, doesn’t matter if you are tian-based help center, folks 50+, everyone Each Sunday thru Mar. 2054. caring environment. just curious, a novice, distributes household welcome. Silver Point 24, at 9:30 a.m. blended Grief Support Group: First Call 526-9355 or visit or long-time practi- items, toiletries, furni- Baptist Church, 14021 classes for remarried Cumberland Presby- www.thegrovelife.org. tioner. Come experience ture, clothes, shoes & Buff alo Valley Rd., Sil- couples & stepfamilies. terian Church, Family How Do You Spell ‘Pres- a sense of calm in an ac- toys for those in need. ver Point. Living Hope Church, Life Center, 565 E. 10th byterian?’: Each Sunday cepting, supportive en- 7311 Baxter Rd., Bax- FRIDAY, JAN. 4 1020 E. Spring Street, Street. 13 weeks, each at First Presbyterian vironment. Visit http:// ter, Saturday 9 a.m.- Special Singing: Upper Cookeville. Call 520- Wednesday 1-3 p.m., Church, on N. Dixie, tinyurl.com/ca2ofcf. noon, except holiday Cumberland Gospel 8812. Church Directory PRESBYTERIAN COOPERATIVE BAPTIST CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH OF CHRIST EPISCOPAL Algood Cumberland Calvary Christian Willow Avenue St. Michael’s Presbyterian Church Episcopal Church Harp Ave. Algood, TN Church of Christ SYCAMORE Church 640 N. Washington Ave. Minister-Rev. Richard Bond Where Coming To Church Sunday a.m. 9:00 Church of Christ Cookeville, TN 38501 Worship-9:30 AM Is Like Coming Home Bible Study 10:15 Sunday School-10:30 AM P.M. Worship 6:00 (931) 526-4654 Monday-7:00 PM 4801 Poplar Grove Rd, Cookeville Wed. Bible Study 7:00 Sunday Services www.stmike-tn.org 931-528-0047 Sunday Morning Worship Services Broadcast on WHUB 1400 at 10 a.m. 8:00 a.m. - Adult Bible Study SUNDAY WORSHIP: www.calvarychristianchurchtn.com 1150 South Willow Avenue 9:00 a.m. - Morning Worship 8:00 AMHoly Eucharist, Rite I Sunday Services Jeremiah Tatum, Minister Prayer Service - 8 a.m. Bible Study - 9 a.m. 10:15 a.m. - Bible Classes 10:30 AM Holy Eucharist, Rite II Morning Service - 10 a.m. 432-2333 (Nursery Provided) Wednesday Services 5:00 p.m. - Evening Worship Bible Study - 6:30 p.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL FIRST CUMBERLAND Wednesday Services 9:15 a.m. ALL AGES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 565 East 10th Street CHURCH OF CHRIST 7:00 p.m. - Bible Classes WEDNESDAY WORSHIP : Cookeville, TN 38501 12:00 PM Holy Eucharist Rite II 931-526-6585 Church Office 931-528-8587 Nursery School 1144 Crescent Drive, Sunday Schedule: Cookeville VISITORS WELCOME Worship - 8:45 and 11:00 AM Church School - 9:50 AM 931-526-5427 Evening Worship - 6:00 PM Wednesday Worship: LUTHERAN METHODIST The Connection - 5:00 PM Minister: Steve Reeder Heavenly Host Christian Smith, www.sycamorecoc.com ALGOOD Senior Pastor Lutheran Churc h & School UNITED and Early Childhood Center METHODIST Everyone is invited to attend: BAPTIST Pastor: Andrew Smith CHURCH Church: 931-526-3423 Northeast School & ECC: 520-3766 Church of Christ We invite you to worship with us: HOLLADAY Off Highway 111, Cookeville, TN 8:00 am and 10:30 am Sunday Bible Study 9:00 AM 9:15 am Bible Classes CHURCH OF Worship...... 10:00 AM 777 S. Willow Ave., Cookeville Evening Worship...... 6:00 PM HeavenlyHostLCMS.org CHRIST Wednesday 135 West Main St., Algood, TN. 1765 Mine Lick Creek Rd. Cookeville, TN Bible Study...... 7:00 PM Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. MINISTER - Paul Wilmoth Sunday Worship at 10:55 a.m. CATHOLIC Antioch Sunday Bible Study...... 10 a.m. Assoc. Minister - David Hill NURSERY PROVIDED Sunday Morning Worship...11 a.m. A warm welcome awaits Albert Willis, Pastor St. Thomas Aquinas Church of Christ Sunday Evening Worship...... 6 p.m. everyone - 526-2535 537-6111 • www.algoodumc.org Catholic Church 4711 Old Sparta Rd. Wednesday Bible Study...6:30 p.m. 421 N. Washington Ave., Cookeville Cookeville, TN Nursery Available MONTEREY 526-2575 Sunday School...... 10 AM Johnny Fox, Minister Church of Christ FIRST Worship...... 11 AM 308 W. Crawford Ave. UNITED Fr. Christiano Monterey, TN 38574 Nunes de Silva Evening Worship...... 5 PM 432-4751 METHODIST www.holladaychurchofchrist.com (931) 839-2660 MASS SCHEDULE Wednesday Bible Study.....6:30 PM SUNDAY CHURCH ROCKY POINT Saturday 5:00 p.m. Bible Study 10 AM Sunday 8:00 a.m., 10:45 a.m. Worship 11 AM & 6 PM 165 EAST BROAD, MISSIONARY BAPTIST 12:30 p.m. Spanish Mass Algood SMYRNA WEDNESDAY COOKEVI LLE, TN 38501 “We’re not the church nearest but the church dearest” Bible Study 7 PM Please Call for Holy Days CHURCH OF CHRIST Phone: (931) 526-2177 Schedule Church of 3698 Dodson Branch Road Minister: Tim Singleton Cookeville, TN 38501 • 931-526-5403 www.cookevillefumc.org SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Sunday Bible Study...... 9:00 AM Saturday, 4:00 or by appointment Christ Sunday Worship...... 10:00 AM *Radio Broadcast - FM 94.1 Weekday Masses 8:00 a.m. Daily 395 W. Main, Algood, TN Evening Worship...... 6:00 PM NON-DENOMINATIONAL •Martin Thielen http://www.cookevillestthomas.org Sunday Bible Study 9:00 AM Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 PM Senior Pastor Nolan Cantrell, Pastor Sunday Morning Worship 10:00 AM Sun. Evening Bible Study 5:25 P.M. SUNDAY Worship Service: “Come and Give Us A Try Everyone Is Welcome” Studies In The Word 8:30 a.m. & 10:55 a.m. - Sanctuary Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 PM 780 AM / 106.1 FM 1x1.5” Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 PM AT 7:30 AM NEW ZION MISSIONARY Means 1 column by The Bible Way Nursery Available 1600 AM / 110.9 FM BAPTIST CHURCH 1.5 inches. 1x1” Bro. Larry S. Gregory, Pastor Preacher John Chowning AT 9:00 AM Hwy. 56 • Bloomington Springs, TN Too small to be noticed? Minister, James Rogers Means 1 column by 1 inch. Call 931-528-1684 for info. You read this one. 537-6221 Associate Minister, Sammy Webb Too small to be noticed? SUNDAY SCHOOL - 10 A.M. “Free Bible Lesson by www.cocsmyrna.org You read this one. 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BY SCOTT WILSON and beat its conference foe composure.” HERALD-CITIZEN 69-59. The win improves the Gold- “Any time you can go and en Eagles to 9-3 on the year NASHVILLE — For Kim play in a tough environment and 0-1 in the Ohio Valley Rosamond and the Tennessee on the road, and get a con- Conference. Tennessee State Tech Golden Eagles, getting ference win that’s huge,” falls to 0-13 and 0-1. out of the Gentry Center here Rosamond said. “Obviously “With about 8 minutes to with a victory over Tennessee I thought we played well go (in the game) the tide just State University, whether it through the fi rst three quar- fl ipped, and the momentum is by one point or 20 points, ters. I thought we overcame changed and shifted,” Rosa- is a very good thing. Tech, some challenging circum- mond explained. “It seemed AP fi ghting off a furious TSU ral- stances in the fi rst three like they had every bit of the Tennessee Tech’s Akia Harris (left) drives around ly late in the fourth quarter, quarters very well. We were Tennessee State’s Asia Sims during action Thursday found a way to be successful disciplined, and we kept our SEE TTU, PAGE B2 night in Nashville. TTU won 69-59. CHS girls, boys sweep Tullahoma Bone making Cavaliers win 68-47, Lady Cavs roll to 60-49 victory big strides in BY BEN CRAVEN HERALD-CITIZEN third season Both of the Cookeville High School basketball teams started 2019 on a positive note Thursday night with Vols as the Lady Cavaliers beat Tulla- homa High School 60-49, and the Cavs dominated the Wildcats 68-47 UT carries seven-game at CHS. The night was a resounding winning streak into SEC success for CHS with few hiccups as the Lady Cavs improved to 15-5, and opener with Georgia the Cavs bumped up to 15-6 on the season. The only real scare came in KNOXVILLE (AP) — For a guy the third quarter of the girls’ game, whose game is built on speed, Tennes- but CHS was able to stretch out a see’s Jordan Bone has required plen- comfortable win in the fi nal period. ty of patience in his slow but steady “It feels great to start off the new emergence as one of the Southeastern year with a win,” CHS girls’ head Conference’s top point guards. coach Jamie Gillies said. “That’s The 6-foot-3 junior from Nashville is what we wanted, and it does feel playing the best basketball of his ca- great to get off on the right foot. It reer as the third-ranked Volunteers (11- wasn’t our best game, but a win is a 1) carry a seven-game winning streak win. We’ll take it.” into its SEC opener Saturday against The Lady Cavs started off hot, and Georgia (8-4). Olivia Shipman scored the fi nal bas- Over his last three games, Bone has ket of the fi rst half to give them a 34- averaged 19.3 points, 8.7 assists and 18 lead going into the locker room. only 1.3 turnovers. He has helped Ten- However, Tullahoma came out of nessee lead the nation in assist-turn- the break fi red up and shocked the over ratio (1.81) and rank second in Lady Cavs on off ense. assists per game (21.2). Cookeville could only manage “I value passing the ball more than two baskets in the third quarter — a anything, honestly,” Bone said. “But layup by Chloe Grace Savage and a it’s not just passing the ball. It’s mak- 3-pointer from KK Graves — while ing my teammates’ job easier, just the Lady Wildcats scored 21 points understanding how each guy gets to his to tie the game at 39-39 going into spot, where each guy’s comfortable.” the fourth period. First Bone had to fi nd his own com- “I’m not sure what was going on fort level. in the third quarter,” Gillies said. Bone was a freshman starter who “We just went fl at there, and we had immediately discovered how much some costly turnovers that hurt us. Barnes demands from his point guards. I didn’t really feel like we came out That’s a lesson each of Barnes’ point of the locker room at halftime fi red guards has eventually learned. up. We’ve traveled a lot of miles this “He sees the game from a point week, and we went back to school guard’s perspective, he knows how im- today, which was kinda hard. But portant having a point guard is,” said we showed a lot of grit in the fourth former NBA guard T.J. Ford, who was quarter.” the national player of the year while CHS dialed up the pressure on BEN CRAVEN | HERALD-CITIZEN helping Barnes’ Texas team reach the defense in the fourth quarter, and it Cookeville’s Stockton Owen goes high for a basket Thursday night Final Four in 2003. worked. during the Cavaliers’ 68-47 victory over visiting Tullahoma. Owen “That’s the position he relies on the While Tullahoma scored four scored nine points in the win. Cookeville must now prepare for a most because of the leadership that’s points early in the fourth to take doubleheader with Rhea County. provided.” a 43-40 lead, the Lady Cavs forced Barnes has said that Bone has elite turnovers and scored eight straight speed on par with the quickness Ford points to reclaim the lead at 48- I think, and then we found a way and Shipman added nine. showed in college. But it took time for 43. They then went on a 7-2 run to to put the ball in the basket. That In the nightcap, the CHS boys Bone to adapt to Barnes’ approach. stretch that lead out to double-digits always helps.” started hot and never really waiv- Bone spent his fi rst two seasons at 55-45 and never looked back. The Lady Cavs were led by Sav- ered. facing criticism he’d never encountered “We switched things up a little age, who made 10 fi eld goals, 5-6 “Well, we’ve been playing better before. bit in the fourth quarter just to give from the free-throw-line, and scored lately,” CHS boys’ head coach Kevin “I talked to my teammates and I even ourselves a diff erent look,” Gillies 25 points. Graves was the only other talked to other coaches, (asking), ‘Man, said. “It proved to be the diff erence, double-digit scorer with 13 points, SEE CHS, PAGE B2 why is he so hard on me?’” Bone said. “Because I just didn’t get it. I wasn’t coached that way in high school. I was just a young guy who didn’t understand what was going on.” Golden Eagles escape TSU in 66-64 thriller One guy he consulted was his oldest brother. Josh Bone played at Tennessee from BY SCOTT WILSON stop on the other end, the 1:11 on the clock. Tennes- the fi rst shot and inten- 2009-11 and now is a video coordinator HERALD-CITIZEN freshman guard from see State came back later tionally missed the second at Tennessee State. Although the two Memphis nailed a trey and answered with a free one and teammate Stokley brothers are 10 years apart in age, NASHVILLE — Jr. Clay from the top of the key to throw and a bucket in the Chaff ee, Jr. pulled down they’re close friends. scored 23 points on the post Tech to a 57-55 advan- paint to pull to within the rebound and quickly “He would call me and say how hard night and Corey Tillery tage with 4:03 on the clock. three at 64-61. put up a shot that seemed practice was and how coach would say converted four free throws It was a lead TTU would Tillery then sank two to hang on the rim before he couldn’t get anything right,” Josh in the fi nal minutes to never relinquish. charity tosses and the falling off at the buzzer Bone said. “I just told him just keep help the Tennessee Tech The victory moves Golden Eagles led by fi ve. to secure Tech’s 66-64 fi ghting, (that) everyone goes through Golden Eagles hang on the Golden Eagles to 5-9 However, the game victory. something, remain positive, keep a pos- Thursday for a thrilling overall and 1-0 in the con- wasn’t over. Tennessee The Golden Eagles won itive energy through it all. Sometimes 66-64 victory here over ference, while Tennessee State’s Tripp Davis was for the third straight time he was very frustrated, but I told him it Ohio Valley Conference State falls to 3-10 and 0-1. fouled on a 3-point attempt in Nashville. The two would all work out.” foe Tennessee State Uni- The Golden Eagles got and made two of his three previous wins required Josh Bone says his brother’s in- versity. a free throw from Hunter tosses to make it 66-63 overtime. creased confi dence shows how Barnes’ With Tech trailing 55-51 Vick and another basket with four seconds to play. Behind Clay’s big night, lessons paid off . with just over fi ve minutes from Clay, and the two He missed his third shot, Tech got 10 points from “It’s molded him,” Josh Bone said. to play, Clay converted a teams continued to ex- but got his own rebound Malik Martin and Tillery. “It was the best thing he could have three-point play the hard change buckets with Tech and was fouled again. way and, after a defensive grabbing a 61-58 lead with This time, Davis made SEE TECH, PAGE B2 SEE UT, PAGE B2 B2 HERALD-CITIZEN FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 2019 herald-citizen.com Baylor women stun No. 1 UConn 68-57

WACO, Texas (AP) — UCo- lost in the Final Four,” Sam- matchup on Feb. 18, 2013 — a 22 at then-No. 14 Cal, three starting American Athletic nn All-America players Katie uelson said. “I think it’s more span of 163 games. Their only days after trailing by double Conference play Sunday at Lou Samuelson and Naphessa anger this year, feeling like regular-season loss since digits in the second half at Houston, the 11-time national Collier won a national title you could have done things to then was 88-86 in overtime at Oklahoma, before pulling out champion Huskies shot only and went to two other Final help the team.” Stanford on Nov. 14, 2014. a 72-63 win. 29 percent (20 of 68) with their Fours before experiencing The Huskies had an unde- In his 34th season, Auriem- “I think people sometimes lowest point total this season. this. The team’s only seniors feated national championship ma said: “How long did you get this impression that It was their fi rst double-dig- are coming off a loss in the when Samuelson and Collier think you were going to win UConn, we have this magic it loss since 72-59 to Notre regular season for the fi rst were freshmen in 2015-16. every game in the regular dust and our kids are all Dame in the fi nal 2011-12 time. UConn went to the Final season, 10 years?” perfect players and all great regular-season game. The top-ranked Huskies’ Four without a loss each of “Stanford in 2014. Think students, they all shoot the “We’ll be in this situation 126-game regular-season the past two seasons before about that,” he said. ball great and every time we again. You just see it, you can winning streak that stretched two-point overtime losses in The loss at Baylor was the shoot it, it goes in and it’s just feel it,” Auriemma said. “I over fi ve seasons ended with consecutive national semifi - fi fth road game in a six- a matter of how much we’re said before the season start- a 68-57 loss at No. 8 Baylor on nal games. game stretch for UConn that going to win by,” Auriemma ed, this is not going to be a Thursday night. UConn (11-1) hadn’t lost started with an 89-71 win at said. “And it’s taken for grant- typical UConn comes in and “It’s diff erent. Clearly it’s a regular-season game in then-No. 1 Notre Dame. ed I think. ... You’re allowed wins by 40 and hey, thanks nowhere near the emotions as regulation since a 76-70 home But the Huskies hadn’t to get beat once in a while.” for coming. It’s not going to be the past two years when we loss to Baylor in a Nos. 1 vs. 2 played since a tough win Dec. In their last game before like that.” TTU: Rosamond pleased with team’s defensive eff ort in victory over Lady Tigers

FROM PAGE B1 “What we didn’t do well defensively was the off ensive rebounds, that’s momentum. We lost the composure where we allowed them to stay in the we played with in the fi rst three quar- game,” Rosamond said. ters, but what I am so proud of our “They had 17 off ensive boards and kids about is they found it again.” it (game statistics sheet) says they Kentoria Alexander scored on a only had 11 second-chance points, but layup for the Golden Eagles early in it felt like they had a whole lot more. the fi nal quarter to give Tech a 55-36 I would be really happy with our advantage. But TSU, one of the better defense right now had we not given up rebounding teams in the conference, so many off ensive boards. However, at started to charge. Lauren Elliott the same time, they’re the best off en- nailed a 3-pointer to start an 11-point sive rebounding team in the league.” TSU run that ended with another The Golden Eagles will close out bucket from Elliott to make it 55-47 their opening conference weekend with 6:48 to go in the game. with a visit to OVC power and nation- However, Tech’s Lacy Cantrell al contender Belmont University on stopped the Tennessee State surge Saturday at 3 p.m. with a bucket from underneath the “Belmont is the best team in the AP basket to get the Golden Eagles back league and until somebody knocks Dustin Johnson hits from the fourth fairway during the first round of on track. them off , they are still the champs,” the Tournament of Champions event, Thursday, at Kapalua Plantation “I thought the play at the end of the Rosamond said. “It is going to be a Course in Kapalua, Hawaii. shot clock where we went into Lacy challenge going to Belmont on Sat- in the post, she made some moves urday, but our kids are excited to see and scored, I thought that was huge,” how much we’ve improved.” Rosamond said. “(That’s because) it Thursday’s game started slow for Kevin Tway takes early was the one that answered their run both teams with neither squad gen- and kind of calmed us down. (After erating much off ense. With the score that) I thought we made the free tied at 4-4 in the fi rst, the Golden throws down the stretch when we had Eagles went on a 7-3 run, sparked by lead in Sentry tour event to make free throws.” two free throws from Brady and a The two teams traded baskets the 3-pointer from Brock. Tech extended rest of the way. A jumper by Kesha its lead to 18-11 on two free throws by Dustin Johnson, Justin Thomas looming around leader Brady made it 59-50 and when Alex- Akia Harris, and Buckner nailed a ander converted a three-point play, 3-pointer from deep in the corner to KAPALUA, Hawaii (AP) — Kev- 10 years ago. He showed his expe- the Golden Eagles led 62-52 with 3:22 give Tech a 21-13 advantage heading in Tway fi rst played Kapalua as a rience on the par-5 18th, when he to go. into the second period. 15-year-old a week before his father missed the green to the right and Tech had fi ve players with seven The Golden Eagles kept the pres- competed in the Sentry Tournament faced an extremely fast putt with the points or more. Jordan Brock led the sure on in the second quarter and of Champions for the fi rst time, an grain and wind. Instead, he used a way with 14, while Akia Harris had picked up the off ensive pace, pushing experience memorable for Bob Tway wedge to get some spin and remove 11 and Abby Buckner scored nine. the ball up the court whenever they getting stung by a centipede and some of the break in the putt, and it Alexander chipped in eight for TTU had the chance. Two free throws from having to only watch. left him a short birdie putt for a 67. and Cantrell scored seven. Harris gave TTU a 25-18 lead with 6:44 Tway is a lot older, much taller Rory McIlroy birdied three of his Taylor Roberts set the pace for the on the clock and when Brady drained and a lot better now. The Safeway last four holes for a 69 in his fi rst Lady Tigers with 14 points. Elliott another trey from the top of the key, Open champion made his debut in competitive round on the Plantation matched her with 14 and Tia Wooten Tech led 30-20 with 3:15 to go before winners-only fi eld Thursday with a course. “I think anything in the 60s scored 10 in the loss. the intermission. 7-under 66 on the Plantation course today was a good start,” he said. to build a one-shot lead over Dustin Brooks Koepka would have taken Johnson, Justin Thomas and Gary that. Instead, the PGA Tour player of Woodland. the year had fi ve bogeys and a double TECH: After big win at TSU, Golden Eagles The fi rst round of the new year bogey on his way to a 76, two shots delivered a little bit of everything. better than his start last year when Bryson DeChambeau illustrated he had a wrist injury that wound must now prepare for OVC power Belmont the new Rules of Golf by leaving the up keeping him out of golf for four FROM PAGE B1 Thursday night, the pared to Tech’s 23. pin in the hole, including his 15-foot months. Golden Eagles did just Tech shot the ball par putt on the 17th. Tway, the 30-year-old son of the Micaiah Henry scored that by besting the Ti- very well from the fi eld, Patton Kizzire made the fi rst former PGA champion, is among eight, while Vick tallied gers in miscues. while doing a good job hole-in-one of the year with a 7-iron nine newcomers to Kapalua in the fi ve and Garrett Gol- Both teams seemed to against the potent Ti- on the par-3 eighth. Kevin Na was 34-man fi eld. He hit his tee shot day had four. Courtney struggle slightly at the gers’ off ense. the fi rst player to withdraw in 2019, on the par-3 second hole to 2 feet, Alexander and Johnnie free throw line. Howev- TTU fi nished with 47.6 ending his week in paradise because followed that with a wedge to 10 feet Vassar each scored er, Tech hit more of its percent from the fi eld, of an injury to his pinky fi nger. Cam- for birdie on the next hole and really three. opportunities than TSU. while TSU fi nished the eron Champion hit one of two drives never came close to a bogey. Tennessee State put The Golden Eagles game at 38.5 percent. that went 400 yards on a course that It’s very early, and there’s some three players in double connected on 22 of 36 The Golden Eagles yielded 175 shots of 300 yards or prominent names right behind him. fi gures. Armani Chaney free throws for 61 per- will close out their more. Johnson and Thomas are the led the way with 15 cent, while Tennessee opening conference Not so new? Johnson in the hunt last two winners at Kapalua. Both points, while Dorsey State converted only weekend with a trip to again. dropped a shot on the par-4 sixth, Fitzpatrick and Davis 20 charity tosses for 62 Belmont University in Johnson, the defending champion and both made plenty of birdies to had 10 points each. percent. Nashville on Saturday. and two-time winner at Kapalua, atone for it. Tech coach Steve The battle on the The OVC doubleheader has never shot over par in 32 rounds Woodland had eight birdies to ac- Payne has talked all backboards wasn’t even will begin at 3 p.m with since coming here for the fi rst time count for a few of his mistakes. season about how close. Tennessee State the women’s game. important the turnover dominated the Golden The men’s contest will battle will be for his Eagles on the glass, follow at approximately team this season. pulling down 45, com- 5 p.m. CHS: Cavaliers, Lady Cavaliers prepare for UT: Barnes says Bone doing good job with tough district contest at Rhea County FROM PAGE B1 Tullahoma improved 3-pointer, seven fi eld leadership, still looking for consistency on off ense slightly in goals, 7-10 free throws, Bray said. “We played a the second quarter, but and 22 points. Stockton FROM PAGE B1 Tennessee is relying on Bone more solid game tonight. We the Cavs continued to Owen added nine. than ever due to its lack of backcourt got off to a good start, score. Gilliam added “We’ve won nine ever gone through-those fi rst two depth. and then we had a few another three, as well out of our last 10, so years-just getting him adjusted to James Daniel III exhausted his lapses. But all in all, we as Zach Hall, and CHS yeah, we’re playing a being a leader. When he came in, he eligibility after backing up Bone last played a solid game.” went into halftime with lot better right now,” wasn’t a leader. They were molding season. The Cavs’ hot start a 34-20 lead. In the third Bray said. “We’ve got him into becoming one.” Lamonte’ Turner, the 2018 SEC co- can almost completely quarter, the Cavs slow- to be sharp going into Bone has 14.3 points and 6.5 assists sixth man of the year, has appeared be attributed to Bailey ly stretched out their district play. We’re so per game, nearly double his 2017-18 in just three games due to a shoulder Gilliam as he lit up the advantage, bumping it small that we’re going averages of 7.3 and 3.5. injury that’s kept him from playing 3-point-line. He started to 20 points at the 3:43 to have to do really well His 3.3 assist-turnover ratio has since Nov. 28. the game with a deep, mark with a layup from with our defense, re- him on pace to shatter Tennessee’s Yet Tennessee hasn’t missed a beat contested triple just Alex Garrett to make it bounding, and making single-season record of 2.821, set by because Bone has been so eff ective in four seconds in and 46-26. perimeter shots. I hope Jon Higgins in 2002-03. meeting Barnes’ expectations. went on to make four CHS was led in we’re ready.” “We wanted him to really have “I think there’s a sense of maturity I in the fi rst quarter, scoring by Gilliam, Up next, CHS begins more of a grasp of our team and how have now as opposed to being a fresh- including one at the who added three more its District 6-AAA his position needs to make each guy man or sophomore,” Bone said. buzzer to give the Cavs fi eld goals and two free schedule Tuesday by on the fl oor better in what they do,” “I’m just understanding he wants a 21-8 lead. throws to his fi rst half traveling to Evensville Barnes said. what’s best for us. (I’m) actually lis- “Bailey can do that. 3-pointers to give him for a matchup with “He has done a good job of that. Now tening to what he’s telling us instead He can go on streaks, a total of 23. Following Rhea County. Tipoff for it’s consistency. Can he do it over the of taking things personally and not and he was hot to start closely in his footsteps the girls’ game is sched- course of a conference season?” quite getting the message.” with,” Bray said. was Garrett with one uled for 5 p.m. FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN B3 herald-citizen.com Love has no timetable for return CLEVELAND (AP) — Kevin he’ll return to Cleveland’s can post him. He gets to the foul Love might be a little closer to lineup, and while he’s sidelined, line. helping the needy Cavaliers. Love continues to be mentioned “Getting him back, it will be a The All-Star forward was in trade rumors in advance of great welcome. Hopefully it will cleared to begin “select basket- February’s deadline. be sooner than later.” ball activities” following left Love signed a four-year, $120 Love has averaged 17.2 points 001 Legals 001 Legals foot surgery, but there is still no million contract extension last and 10.0 rebounds with the Cavs, clear timetable when he’ll play summer when the Cavs lost who could be tempted to move NOTICE ment Division, in the Re- ’ again for the NBA’s worst team. LeBron James and headed into a him in a deal. gister s Office of Putnam It is the duty of the Grand County, Tennessee; Love played in just four games season in which the club thought Drew said it’s natural for Jurors to investigate a pub- This sale is being sold sub- before having surgery on Nov. it could rebuild and contend. Love’s name to be attached to lic offense which they know ject to any liens, easements, 2 to repair an injury sustained But a horrifi c start led to the trade talk this time of year. or have reason to believe encumbrances, property during Cleveland’s exhibition fi ring of coach Tyronn Lue and “I understand the nature of has been committed and taxes, rights of redemption which is triable or indictable of taxing entities and other opener. He had cartilage re- the Cavs are just 8-30 entering this business. Anybody can be in this County. Any person matters which are prior in moved and fl uid drained from Friday’s home matchup against traded,” he said. “I’ve been in having knowledge or proof right to the lien of the afore- the base of his large toe — an Utah. this league long enough where that an offense has been said Deed of Trust. injury that made it diffi cult to It’s been a struggle without I’ve seen that happen. I think committed may apply to testify before the Grand Jury Interested Parties; TCA 35- walk. Love. any deal that makes sense for subject to the provisions of 5-104(a)(1) and (d): Joshua The team said Love visited Dr. “He’s been gone all year,” any team — sure, they’ll be will- Tennessee Code Annot- Ken Burgess 342 Monterey Martin O’Malley at the Hospi- coach Larry Drew said. “We ing to pull the trigger. But that’s ated. The Foreman in this Rd., Franklin, KY 42134; tal for Special Surgery in New haven’t had him all year. Kevin just the nature of our business. County is presently Mr. Bob Joshua Ken Burgess 2909 Terry. Zeb Warren Road, York on Wednesday. The evalu- is, let’s face it, he’s our main guy. Around this time is always an Cookeville, TN 38506; Patri- ation revealed that Love’s foot is He’s our go-to guy. He’s the guy exciting time because you start Mr. Bob Terry, healing and he can begin some we’re going to put the ball in his hearing names fl oating around, Grand Jury Foreman on-court activities under the hands at the end of the game. all the possibilities and the c/o District Attorney’s direction of the team’s medical He does so much because he has probables and the ‘what ifs’ and Office 1519-A East Spring Street staff . that, being a guy his size he can 99 percent of the time none of it Cookeville office opened in 1987 Cookeville, TN 38506 by Arnold E. Lefkovitz But it’s still not known when step up to the 3-point line. You happens.” Phone: 931-528-5015 ALL TYPES OF The Grand Jury will next BANKRUPTCIES 0 meet on Monday, February SCOREBOARD0 Chapter 7 • Chapter 11 • Chapter 12 • Chapter 13 4, 2019, at the Putnam Saturday. Central Division Edmonton at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. More than 35 years of experience filing ON TELEVISION County Courthouse. You tens of thousands of bankruptcies. 6. Nevada (14-0) did not play. Next: at New Mexico, W L Pct GB Tampa Bay at San Jose, 11 p.m. may be prosecuted for per- Friday, Jan. 4 Saturday. Milwaukee 26 10 .722 — Sunday’s Games jury for any oral or written • STOP Garnishments • STOP Foreclosures 7. Gonzaga (13-2) did not play. Next: vs. Santa Clara, Indiana 25 12 .676 1½ Carolina at Ottawa, 1 p.m. • STOP Repossessions • STOP Debt Harassment COLLEGE BASKETBALL (MEN’S) Saturday. Detroit 17 19 .472 9 N.Y. Rangers at Arizona, 4 p.m. statement which you make 6 p.m. 8. Michigan State (12-2) did not play. Next: at No. 14 Chicago 10 28 .263 17 New Jersey at Vegas, 4 p.m. under oath to the Grand CBSSN — Ball State at Toledo Ohio State, Saturday. Cleveland 8 30 .211 19 Washington at Detroit, 5 p.m. Jury, when you know the ESPN2 — SMU at Tulane 9. Florida State (12-1) did not play. Next: at No. 4 Vir- WESTERN CONFERENCE Dallas at Winnipeg, 5 p.m. statement to be false, and ADOPTIONS ESPNU — IUPUI at Illinois-Chicago ginia, Saturday. Southwest Division Edmonton at Anaheim, 8 p.m. when the statement touches DIVORCE 8 p.m. 10. Virginia Tech (12-1) did not play. Next: vs. Boston W L Pct GB Chicago at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. CBSSN — Buff alo at Eastern Michigan on a matter material to the College, Saturday. Houston 22 15 .595 — Monday’s Games point in question. CHILD CUSTODY COLLEGE BASKETBALL (WOMEN’S) 11. Texas Tech (12-1) did not play. Next: vs. Kansas San Antonio 22 17 .564 1 Nashville at Toronto, 7 p.m. WILLS & PROBATE 7 p.m. State, Saturday. Memphis 18 19 .486 4 St. Louis at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. FS1 — DePaul at Marquette 12. Auburn (11-2) did not play. Next: at Mississippi, Dallas 18 19 .486 4 Minnesota at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. JENNIFER WILKERSON 312-A East Broad St., Cookeville COLLEGE GYMNASTICS (WOMEN’S) Wednesday. New Orleans 17 22 .436 6 Calgary at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. CIRCUIT COURT CLERK Serving Cookeville & the Entire Upper Cumberland Area 8 p.m. 13. Kentucky (10-2) did not play. Next: at Alabama, Northwest Division Los Angeles at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. PUTNAM COUNTY, 528-5297 ESPN2 — Nebraska at UCLA Saturday. W L Pct GB TENNESSEE COLLEGE HOCKEY (MEN’S) www.lefkovitz.com 14. Ohio State (12-1) did not play. Next: vs. No. 8 Mich- Denver 25 11 .694 — GOLF 1/4 We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for relief. 6 p.m. igan State, Saturday. Oklahoma City 24 13 .649 1½ © 2014 Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz BTN — Ohio State at Michigan State 15. North Carolina (10-3) did not play. Next: at Pitts- Portland 22 16 .579 4 Tournament of Champions NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S 8 p.m. burgh, Saturday. Utah 18 20 .474 8 Thursday SALE ESPNU — Penn State at Minnesota 16. Marquette (11-3) did not play. Next: vs. Xavier, Minnesota 17 21 .447 9 At Plantation Course at Kapalua GOLF Sunday. Pacific Division Kapalua, Hawaii Default having been made 5 p.m. 17. Mississippi State (12-1) did not play. Next: at South W L Pct GB Purse: $6.5 million GOLF — PGA Tour, Sentry Tournament of Champions, in the terms, conditions, and Carolina, Tuesday. Golden State 25 14 .641 — Yardage: 7,518; Par 73 (36-37) payments provided for in second round, Maui, Hawaii 18. North Carolina State (13-1) beat Miami 87-82. Next: L.A. Clippers 21 16 .568 3 First Round HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL that certain Deed of Trust vs. No. 15 North Carolina, Tuesday. L.A. Lakers 21 17 .553 3½ Kevin Tway 31-35—66 -7 registered November 6, 10:30 p.m. 19. Houston (14-0) did not play. Next: vs. American, Sacramento 19 19 .500 5½ Gary Woodland 34-33—67 -6 ESPNU — Mayfair (Calif.) at Sierra Canyon (Calif.) Sunday. Phoenix 9 30 .231 16 Justin Thomas 35-32—67 -6 2014, of record in Record NBA BASKETBALL 20. Buff alo (12-1) did not play. Next: at Eastern Mich- Wednesday’s Games Dustin Johnson 33-34—67 -6 Book 844, Page 369, Re- 7 p.m. igan, Friday. Dallas 122, Charlotte 84 Marc Leishman 34-34—68 -5 gister’s Office for Putnam ESPN — Dallas at Boston 21. Indiana (12-2) beat Illinois 73-65. Next: at No. 2 Miami 117, Cleveland 92 Andrew Putnam 33-36—69 -4 County, Tennessee, (here- 9:30 p.m. Michigan, Sunday. Washington 114, Atlanta 98 Andrew Landry 36-33—69 -4 after “Deed of Trust”) from ESPN — Oklahoma City at Portland 22. Wisconsin (10-4) lost to Minnesota 59-52. Next: at Brooklyn 126, New Orleans 121 Patton Kizzire 33-36—69 -4 or executed by the intestate Penn State, Sunday. Boston 115, Minnesota 102 Jason Day 36-33—69 -4 heirs of Greg Burgess, Saturday, Jan. 5 23. Oklahoma (11-2) did not play. Next: vs. Oklahoma Detroit 101, Memphis 94 Rory McIlroy 35-34—69 -4 Joshua Ken Burgess, Patri- State, Saturday. Orlando 112, Chicago 84 Bryson DeChambeau 35-34—69 -4 cia Ann Burgess, and Jen- BOBSLEDDING/SKELETON 24. Nebraska (11-3) did not play. Next: at No. 25 Iowa, Philadelphia 132, Phoenix 127 Patrick Reed 35-35—70 -3 7 p.m. nifer Nicole Hudson, (”Bor- Sunday. Oklahoma City 107, L.A. Lakers 100 Jon Rahm 36-34—70 -3 ” NBCSN — IBSF World Cup, women’s bobsled, Ger- 25. Iowa (11-3) lost to Purdue 86-70. Next: vs. No. 24 Thursday’s Games Bubba Watson 36-34—70 -3 rower ) to Marty Maynord, many Nebraska, Sunday. San Antonio 125, Toronto 107 Webb Simpson 32-38—70 -3 Trustee, securing the in- COLLEGE BASKETBALL (MEN’S) Denver 117, Sacramento 113 Cameron Champ 36-35—71 -2 debtedness therein de- 11 a.m. Houston 135, Golden State 134, OT Michael Kim 38-33—71 -2 scribed, which indebted- ESPNEWS — Central Florida at UConn Other NCAA scores Friday’s Games Ian Poulter 36-35—71 -2 ness is now due and un- FOX — Michigan State at Ohio State Thursday, Jan. 3 Utah at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Matt Kuchar 37-35—72 -1 FS1 — Creighton at Butler paid, and has been de- EAST Brooklyn at Memphis, 8 p.m. Xander Schauff ele 35-37—72 -1 clared in default by Americ- Noon Bryant 76, St. Francis Brooklyn 66 Dallas at Boston, 8 p.m. Billy Horschel 35-37—72 -1 CBS — St. John’s at Georgetown Indiana at Chicago, 8 p.m. an Bank & Trust of the Canisius 75, Marist 72 Troy Merritt 35-38—73 E Cumberlands, the lawful CBSSN — Cincinnati at East Carolina Coll. of Charleston 67, Towson 55 Orlando at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Brice Garnett 36-37—73 E ESPN — Kentucky at Alabama Delaware 58, William & Mary 56 Washington at Miami, 8 p.m. Paul Casey 36-37—73 E owner and holder thereof; NBCSN — La Salle at UMass Drexel 79, Elon 65 Atlanta at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Francesco Molinari 36-37—73 E and, 1 p.m. George Mason 85, Saint Joseph’s 60 L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Charles Howell III 36-38—74 +1 BTN — Maryland at Rutgers Holy Cross 80, Loyola (Md.) 73 New York at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Aaron Wise 35-39—74 +1 The undersigned, William D. ESPNU — Kansas State at Texas Tech Iona 103, Monmouth (NJ) 84 Oklahoma City at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Ted Potter, Jr. 36-39—75 +2 Birdwell, Esq., Trustee, hav- FOX — Villanova at Providence Navy 72, Colgate 66 Saturday’s Games Brandt Snedeker 36-39—75 +2 ing been appointed through 2 p.m. Quinnipiac 63, Manhattan 59 harlotte at Denver, 5 p.m. Scott Piercy 37-39—76 +3 Appointment of Successor ESPN2 — Florida State at Virginia Rider 83, Fairfield 82 Utah at Detroit, 7 p.m. Brooks Koepka 39-37—76 +3 2:30 p.m. Trustee, registered in Re- Robert Morris 69, Fairleigh Dickinson 62 Dallas at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Satoshi Kodaira 39-38—77 +4 cord Book 1095, Page 258, SEC — Georgia at Tennessee Sacred Heart 79, LIU Brooklyn 75 New Orleans at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Keegan Bradley 39-38—77 +4 ’ 3 p.m. St. Francis (Pa.) 80, Mount St. Mary’s 69 Memphis at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Register s Office for Put- ESPNU — Baylor at TCU St. Peter’s 65, Siena 60 Toronto at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. TRANSACTIONS nam County, Tennessee; 4 p.m. Wagner 80, CCSU 58 Golden State at Sacramento, 10 p.m. ESPN2 — Kansas at Iowa State SOUTH Houston at Portland, 10 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 3 NOW, WHEREFORE, I, Wil- 5 p.m. Arkansas St. 94, Louisiana-Lafayette 83 Sunday’s Games BASEBALL liam D. Birdwell, Trustee, ESPNU — South Florida at Tulsa Austin Peay 93, E. Kentucky 75 Brooklyn at Chicago, 3:30 p.m. American League pursuant to said Deed of NBCSN — Duquesne at Davidson Chattanooga 73, W. Carolina 62 L.A. Lakers at Minnesota, 3:30 p.m. BOSTON RED SOX — Signed Cs Juan Centeno and Trust, having been reques- SEC — Arkansas at Texas A&M Coastal Carolina 88, Troy 75 Orlando at L.A. Clippers, 3:30 p.m. Óscar Hernández; OF Gorkys Hernández; INF Tony 6 p.m. ted by American Bank & ETSU 81, Samford 72, OT Miami at Atlanta, 6 p.m. Renda; and RHPs Zach Putnam, Erasmo Ramírez, Trust of the Cumberlands, ESPN2 — South Carolina at Florida FIU 83, Middle Tennessee 76 Washington at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. Carson Smith, Josh Smith, Domingo Tapia and 7 p.m. Furman 71, Mercer 58 Indiana at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. the owner and holder of said Ryan Weber to minor-league contracts. indebtedness so to do, and ESPN — TBD Jacksonville St. 83, Belmont 73 Charlotte at Phoenix, 8 p.m. CLEVELAND INDIANS — Signed RHP Justin Grimm to ESPNU — Nevada at New Mexico Lincoln (PA) 77, Morgan St. 75 a minor-league contract. by virtue of the authority and 7:30 p.m. Louisiana-Monroe 97, UALR 84 HOCKEY KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Named Chris DeLucia major power vested in me by said SEC — Ole Miss at Vanderbilt Marshall 70, Old Dominion 67 league tissue therapist/second assistant athletic Deed of Trust will, on Fri- 8 p.m. Memphis 85, Wichita St. 74 NHL trainer and Dave Iannicca minor league medical day, January 25, 2019, at ESPN2 — West Virginia at Texas Murray St. 90, Morehead St. 69 All Times EST coordinator. 12:00 p.m., at the East Door 9 p.m. NC State 87, Miami 82 EASTERN CONFERENCE MINNESOTA TWINS — Designated RHP Aaron Slegers CBSSN — San Diego State at Boise State of the Putnam County South Alabama 79, Appalachian St. 73 Atlantic Division for assignment. Courthouse, in Cookeville, ESPNU — Wyoming at UNLV Stetson 72, Edward Waters 65 GP W L OT Pts GF GA National League 10 p.m. County of Putnam, Ten- Tennessee Tech 66, Tennessee St. 64 Tampa Bay 41 32 7 2 66 174 119 NEW YORK METS — Signed RHP Arquimedes nessee, sell at public outcry ESPN2 — BYU at St. Mary’s UAB 67, FAU 50 Toronto 40 26 12 2 54 147 113 Caminero and OF Rymer Liriano to minor league COLLEGE BASKETBALL (WOMEN’S) UNC-Wilmington 86, James Madison 83, 2OT Boston 41 23 14 4 50 120 109 contracts. to the highest bidder for 10 a.m. W. Kentucky 68, Charlotte 50 Buff alo 41 22 13 6 50 119 118 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Agreed to terms with RHP cash (or credit upon the in- CBSSN — Fordham at George Washington Woff ord 112, The Citadel 81 Montreal 41 22 14 5 49 130 128 David Robertson on a two-year contract. debtedness secured if the 2 p.m. MIDWEST Florida 39 17 16 6 40 127 138 BASKETBALL lawful owner and holder CBSSN — South Florida at Temple Detroit 79, Wright St. 58 Detroit 42 15 20 7 37 118 145 National Basketball Association thereof is the successful 3 p.m. E. Illinois 92, UT Martin 87, OT Ottawa 41 15 21 5 35 129 163 CHICAGO BULLS — Traded F Justin Holiday t the BTN — Ohio State at Maryland purchaser), free from the Green Bay 99, Youngstown St. 93, OT Metropolitan Division Memphis Grizzlies for G MarShon Brooks and G/F statutory right of redemp- 4 p.m. Indiana 73, Illinois 65 Washington 39 24 12 3 51 140 117 Wayne Selden Jr. and Memhis’ 2019 and 2020 sec- CBSSN — Central Florida at Memphis tion, homestead, curtsey Michigan 68, Penn St. 55 Pittsburgh 40 22 12 6 50 140 117 ond-round draft picks. Waived G Cameron Payne. and dower, appraisement, 5 p.m. Milwaukee 83, Cleveland St. 76 Columbus 39 23 13 3 49 129 119 FOOTBALL BTN — Michigan at Purdue Minnesota 59, Wisconsin 52 N.Y. Islanders 39 22 13 4 48 117 104 National Football League and the marshalling of liens COLLEGE FOOTBALL Oakland 76, N. Kentucky 74 N.Y. Rangers 39 17 15 7 41 113 130 DETROIT LIONS — Signed P Ryan Santoso and RB and assets relating to the 11 a.m. Purdue 86, Iowa 70 Carolina 39 17 17 5 39 99 112 Kerwynn Williams to reserve/future contracts. property, all of which have ESPN2 — NCAA FCS Title Game: North Dakota State Purdue Fort Wayne 104, S. Dakota St. 88 New Jersey 39 15 17 7 37 117 132 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Signed CB Jalen Collins to been expressly waived by vs. Eastern Washington SIU-Edwardsville 94, SE Missouri 88 Philadelphia 40 15 20 5 35 114 145 the practice squad. Released DE Anthony Win- Borrower in said Deed of COLLEGE HOCKEY (MEN’S) SOUTHWEST WESTERN CONFERENCE bush from the practice squad. Trust, the following-de- 2:30 p.m. eorgia St. 63, Texas-Arlington 58 Central Division WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Signed RB Russell Hans- scribed property: NBCSN — Michigan at Notre Dame North Texas 63, Louisiana Tech 59 GP W L OT Pts GF GA brough and OT Darius James to reserve/future 7 p.m. Oral Roberts 83, North Dakota 72 Winnipeg 39 25 12 2 52 134 111 contracts. BTN — Ohio State at Michigan State located in the Fifteenth Rice 73, Southern Miss. 65 Nashville 41 24 15 2 50 124 104 Canadian Football League (15th) Civil District of Put- GOLF Texas State 73, Georgia Southern 70 Dallas 41 21 16 4 46 113 110 EDMONTON ESKIMOS — Released DB Mercy Maston. 3 p.m. UTSA 75, UTEP 60 Colorado 41 19 14 8 46 138 128 HAMILTON TIGER-CATS — Announced general man- nam County, Tennessee, NBC — PGA Tour, Sentry Tournament of Champions, FAR WEST Minnesota 39 19 17 3 41 114 111 ager Eric Tillman will not return. Promoted Drew which, pursuant to TCA 35- third round, Maui, Hawaii Arizona 64, Colorado 56 Chicago 43 15 21 7 37 123 156 Allemang and Shawn Burke to senior director of 5-104(2) has a Concise De- GOLF BYU 90, Pacific 87 St. Louis 38 16 18 4 36 107 125 personnel and co-manager of football operations. scription as described in the 5 p.m. CS Bakersfield 83, Seattle 71 Pacific Division Named Jim Barker football operations consultant. complete legal description GOLF — PGA Tour, Sentry Tournament of Champions, California Baptist 82, New Mexico St. 76 Calgary 42 25 13 4 54 150 121 HOCKEY third round, Maui, Hawaii of the property contained in Grand Canyon 71, Utah Valley 60 Vegas 43 24 15 4 52 130 115 National Hockey League Deed of Trust recorded in HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Idaho 74, E. Washington 71 San Jose 42 22 13 7 51 145 133 ANAHEIM DUCKS — Traded G Jared Coreau to the St. Noon Record Book 844, Page Idaho St. 88, S. Utah 68 Anaheim 41 19 15 7 45 102 120 Louis Blues for future considerations. 369, Register’s Office Put- NBC — High School Football All-Star Game: Army Montana 87, Sacramento St. 56 Vancouver 44 20 20 4 44 128 138 ARIZONA COYOTES — Recalled C Laurent Dauphin All-American Bowl Montana St. 98, Portland St. 88 Edmonton 40 19 18 3 41 114 127 from Tucson (AHL). Placed C Nick Schmaltz on nam County, Tennessee, NBA BASKETBALL Pepperdine 77, Loyola Marymount 62 Arizona 40 17 21 2 36 101 115 injured reserve. which is the previous and 7:30 p.m. San Francisco 76, Saint Mary’s (Cal) 72 Los Angeles 42 16 23 3 35 94 127 DALLAS STARS — Reassigned RW Denis Gurianov last conveyance of the prop- NBA — Toronto at Milwaukee Santa Clara 68, San Diego 56 Thursday’s Games Texas (AHL). Recalled RW Erik Condra from Texas. erty, NHL HOCKEY Southern Cal 82, California 73 Minnesota 4, Toronto 3 DETROIT RED WINGS — Assigned C Wade Megan to Noon UC Irvine 85, Rio Grande 74 Carolina 5, Philadelphia 3 Grand Rapids (AHL). and Common Description of NHL — Calgary at Philadelphia UCLA 92, Stanford 70 Buff alo 4, Florida 3 NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Agreed to terms with coach RUGBY 2927 Zeb Warren Road, Utah 96, Arizona St. 86 Boston 6, Calgary 4 John Hynes on a multiyear contract extension. Cookeville, Tennessee, and 8 a.m. Weber St. 77, N. Arizona 52 N.Y. Islanders 3, Chicago 2, OT American Hockey League ESPN2 — Pro14: Benetton vs. Glasgow Montreal 2, Vancouver 0 Map 008; Group ___; Ctrl AHL — Suspended Wilkes-Barre/Scranton F Garrett Map 008, and Parcel 9 a.m. St. Louis 5, Washington 2 Wilson two games for an illegal check during Dec. NBCSN — Premiership: Leicester vs. Gloucester NBA Tampa Bay 6, Los Angeles 2 31 game at Binghamton. 026.00, as assessed by the SOCCER All Times EST Friday’s Games SOCCER Assessor of Property, Put- 5 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE Winnipeg at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Major League Soccer nam County, Tennessee. FS1 — Liga MX: Monterrey vs. Pachuca Atlantic Division Nashville at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. INTER MIAMI — Named Kurt Schmid technical di- W L Pct GB Columbus at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. rector. This property is not en- BASKETBALL Toronto 28 12 .700 — Washington at Dallas, 8 p.m. TORONTO FC — Named Ali Curtis general manager. cumbered by liens or claims NCAA Top 25 Philadelphia 25 14 .641 2½ New Jersey at Arizona, 9 p.m. COLLEGE of lien filed by the United Boston 22 15 .595 4½ N.Y. Rangers at Colorado, 9 p.m. CHATTANOOGA — Named Jacob Huesman tight ends Thursday States Internal Revenue Brooklyn 18 21 .462 9½ Vegas at Anaheim, 10 p.m. coach, Joe Pizzo off ensive coordinator, Kenny Bak- Service in the Register’s Of- 1. Duke (11-1) did not play. Next: vs. Clemson, Saturday. New York 9 29 .237 18 Saturday’s Games er defensive line coach and Mike Yeager special 2. Michigan (14-0) beat Penn State 68-55. Next: vs. Southeast Division Calgary at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. teams and defensive assistant coach. fice of Putnam County, Ten- No. 21 Indiana, Sunday. W L Pct GB Minnesota at Ottawa, 1 p.m. MEMPHIS — Named Deke Adams defensive line nessee; 3. Tennessee (11-1) did not play. Next: vs. Georgia, Miami 18 18 .500 — Columbus at Florida, 7 p.m. coach. Saturday. Charlotte 18 19 .486 ½ Vancouver at Toronto, 7 p.m. NORT CAROLINA — Named Brian Hess strength and This property is not en- 4. Virginia (12-0) did not play. Next: vs. No. 9 Florida Orlando 17 20 .459 1½ Nashville at Montreal, 7 p.m. conditioning coach for the football team. cumbered by liens or claims State, Saturday. Washington 15 23 .395 4 Buff alo at Boston, 7 p.m. OHIO STATE — Named Mike Yurcich quarterbacks of lien filed by the State of 5. Kansas (12-1) did not play. Next: at Iowa State, Atlanta 11 26 .297 7½ N.Y. Islanders at St. Louis, 8 p.m. coach and passing game coordinator. Tennessee, Tax Enforce-

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             cia Ann Burgess 2909 Zeb gister’s Office of Putnam FOR YOUR RHETT BUTLER's CONSTRUCTION Warren Road, Cookeville, County, Tennessee; CONVENIENCE LAWN CARE INSPECTOR TN 38506; Patricia Ann Bur- Mowing, Landscaping, Engineering firm needs in- gess 3300 Zeb Warren This sale is being sold sub- The Herald Citizen has in- Mulching, spector experienced in wa- Road, Cookeville, TN ject to any liens, easements, stalled an after hours drop Yard Maintenance ter/sewer/plant construction 38506; Jennifer Nicole Hud- encumbrances, property box for Call local cell 544-3303 with basic computer skills son 2909 Zeb Warren Road, taxes, rights of redemption • Circulation Dept. payments for project assignment in Cookeville, TN 38506; Jen- of taxing entities and other • Classified Dept. payments Cookeville, TN area. Pos- nifer Nicole Hudson 820 matters which are prior in • Letters to the Editor MOWING, LANDSCAPING, sible opportunity for future Manning Place, Cookeville, right to the lien of the afore- • Community News Bulletin Pressure Washing, hauling, assignments in surrounding TN 38501; American Bank said Deed of Trust. • I Like to Know Questions cleaning, odd jobs. Free Inground Fiberglass Pools area. Must have reliable & Trust of the Cumberlands • News & Sports Info and Est. Call 265-5775 Winter discounts transportation and good PO Box 40, Livingston, TN Interested Parties; TCA 35- Photos Lifetime guarantee driving record. Send re- 38570. 5-104(a)(1) and (d): Carlos Call (931)854-8919 sume with references to HR, Merida 1825 Hanging Limb YOUR LOCAL NEWS WOULD LIKE to do CITI Engineers, Inc., 1122 Pursuant to TCA 35-5- Road, Monterey, Tenness- SOURCE yard work Riverfront Parkway, Chat- WANDA'S CANING tanooga, TN 37402, Attn: 101(e), a copy of the above ee 38574; Mirna Merida Herald-Citizen Call (931)650-1005 All Types of caning done. All notice, as required in TCA 1825 Hanging Limb Road, 1300 Neal Street Janice Hixson. Drug free work guaranteed. 31 years workplace and EOE. 35-5-104, was served upon Monterey, Tennessee Cookeville, TN 38501 exp. Call 615-294-5790 the above referenced Debt- 38574; American Bank & DODSON LAWN CARE! or(s) and Interested Parties, Trust of the Cumberlands PLEASE READ YOUR AD LOCAL COMPANY The Herald-Citizen makes • Commercial - Residential by lodging same with the PO Box 40, Livingston, Ten- • Mowing now accepting applications US Mail Certified Mail, Re- nessee 38570; Bank of every effort to assure that    for inside mailroom your ad is accurate. Advert- • Landscaping turn Receipt Requested, America 655 Paper Mill • Sod Brunton Masonry is hiring positions: postage prepaid, for deliv- Road, Newark, DE 19711; isers should read their ad- vertisement the first day it • Seed & Aerate mason laborers up to ery to the addresses indic- Bank of America, N.A., c/o • Mulch $15/hr. Job is in Sparta. • Flexible P/T Position ated on or before the first Javitch Block, LLC 1100 Su- appears and report any er- • Up to 30 Hours Weekly rors immediately. The Her- • Fertilize Please call Bob for further date of publication. perior Avenue, 19th Floor, 20 years experience. details 865-724-6231. • Pay Every 2 Weeks Cleveland, OH 44114-2521. ald-Citizen is responsible for •Starting pay $8/hr only the first incorrect inser- Use Commercial Equipment Pursuant to the Service Call(931) 260-8646 Members Civil Relief Act of Pursuant to TCA 35-5- tion and no allowance will  Applicant must be 18 years 2003, confirmation was ob- 101(e), a copy of the above be made for more than one  or older, be able to work tained on November 20, notice, as required in TCA insertion. BUSHHOGGING Chip Truck Driver & Buck- flexible hours, have trans- 2018, that there is no in- 35-5-104, was served upon FREE ESTIMATES et Operator needed. Must portation to work, proof of formation in the Depart- the above referenced Debt-   (931) 510-8505 have 6 mos exp at least & drivers license or photo ID. ment of Defense data cen- or(s) and Interested Parties, valid drivers lic. 265-1150. Applicant must pass a ter that indicates debtors by lodging same with the LOST 12/24 in Sam's company paid drug test. are currently on active milit- US Mail Certified Mail, Re- parking lot bwtn 11A-12P BUSHHOGGING, GARDEN ary duty. turn Receipt Requested, CITY OF COOKEVILLE Applications may be small manila envelope with Tilling, Front End Loader, POLICE OFFICER postage prepaid, for deliv- 3 rings inside. Was gift for Dirt & Gravel Work, Lawn- filled out at: Dates of Publication; TCA ery to the addresses indic- granddaughter. If found call The Cookeville Police De- HERALD-CITIZEN mowing. Reasonable Rate. partment is now accepting 1300 Neal Street 35-5-101(a)(b): The Herald ated on or before the first (931)260-4762. Exp'd 931-261-7871. Citizen, a newspaper pub- date of publication. applications for the position Cookeville, TN 38501 lished in Putnam County, LOST 4 yr old female Tor- of Police Officer. Applicant EOE Tennessee, the county Pursuant to the Service toiseshell cat. Lost in must meet the Minimum where the land is located Members Civil Relief Act of Knights Chapel area. Has a LANDSCAPER w/15 Years Standards outlined in (TCA POSITION VACANCY and the sale is to be made, 2003, confirmation was ob- crooked stripe down nose. Exp in Nashville wants to 38-8-106), possess a valid which shall be published in tained on December 21, Call to w/any information help you w/all aspects of TN Driver’s License & be 21 The Upper Cumberland De- the newspaper on the fol- 2018, that there is no in- $100 REWARD! 526-6468 landscaping, drainage prob- years of age. High school velopment District / Area lowing dates: January 4, formation in the Depart- or 979-8852 lems & hardscapes. Free education or equivalent is Agency on Aging and Dis- 2019, January 11, 2019, ment of Defense data cen- Est. Comm/Res (931)239- required. Sixty semester ability has an opening for a and January 18, 2019. ter that indicates Carlos Me- 4307, 713-2550 hours in criminal justice, po- Collaborative Response to rida or Mirna Merida is cur-   lice science, sociology or Elder and Vulnerable Adult William D. Birdwell, Esq. rently on active military duty. other law enforcement re- Abuse Program (CREVAA) Successor Trustee TOM'S CARPET ADVANCED LAWN CARE lated subjects preferred. Advocate. Desired qualifica- 457 East Broad Street Dates of Publication; TCA CLEANING L ic'd/Ins'd; Free Est. After application deadline, tions include: Cookeville, Tennessee 35-5-101(a)(b): The Herald #1 Cleaning Specialist Res/Comm. Mowing, mulch- all applicants will be invited 38501 Citizen newspaper, a news- Call (931)349-2288 ing, trimming, Landscaping, to sit for a written •Proficient use of Microsoft 1/4, 11, 18 paper published in Putnam leaf removal, aerating & exam/physical fitness test Word, Excel, and Power- County, Tennessee, the seeding. Spring Clean up. on Tuesday, February 5, Point Senior disc. 931-260-5734 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S county where the land is   2019. •Ability to read and follow SALE located and the sale is to be Police Officer Pay Range written and verbal directions made, which shall be pub- FLINTSTONES MASONRY Specializing in: Basements, $32,947-$49,420. Police Of- •Possess good oral and Default having been made lished in the newspaper on Foundations, Stone, Fireplace,    ficer Trainee Pay Rate: written communication skills in the terms, conditions, and the following dates: Janu- Tile, Lic'd & Ins'd, Excellent $29,348 - $44,033 Applica- •Ability to work independ- payments provided for in ary 4, 2019, January 11, rates, Free Est. Call JACKSON MOVING We tions/resumes must be sub- ently and as a team that certain Deed of Trust 2019, and January 18, Alex Argueta, (931)252-3864 have a 20' box truck & men mitted online at •Facilitate meetings and registered July 17, 2013, of 2019. to do your job. Ref's Avail. www.cookeville-tn.gov conduct education and out- record in Record Book 773, Call for free Est. Call 931- by 4:30 pm Thursday, Janu- reach events Page 170, Register’s Office William D. Birdwell, Esq.   268-9102 ary 17, 2019. EOE Minimum Requirements: Successor Trustee for Putnam County, Ten- BOB'S Construction: • nessee, (hereafter “Deed of 457 East Broad Street Spe- Trust”) from or executed by Cookeville, Tennessee cializing in concrete, Carlos R. Merida and wife, 38501 brick/block, additions, re- Mirna Merida (”Borrower”) to 1/4, 11, 18 models, hardwood/tile, roof- Marty Maynord, Trustee, se- ing, building packages, and curing the indebtedness NOTICE TO CREDITORS all your construction needs. therein described, which in- ESTATE OF JAMES Lic'd/Ins'd. Quality Work • Affordable Prices 931-319- debtedness is now due and THOMAS WALL, DE- 6107. unpaid, and has been de- CEASED Notice is hereby clared in default by Americ- given that on 27TH day of HANDYMAN an Bank & Trust of the DECEMBER 2018, Letters All Types of Home Repairs. Cumberlands, the lawful Administration in respect of Can do it all. No job too owner and holder thereof; the Estate of JAMES small. References avail. Call and, THOMAS WALL, deceased Today (931)267-7894 who died NOVEMBER The undersigned, William D. 17TH 2018 were issued to FLATT CONSTRUCTION For Birdwell, Esq., Trustee, hav- the undersigned by the Pro- all your building needs. Any ing been appointed through home repair, painting, garages, bate Court of Putnam decks, porches, siding, roofing, 1825 Hanging Limb Rd., Monterey, TN Appointment of Successor County, Tennessee. additions.(931)265-5687 Trustee, registered January All persons, resident and 4 BR/3BA 2,060 sqft home with full basement on .95 acre lot. 2, 2019 in Record Book non-resident, having claims, (information is deemed to be correct but not guaranteed.) 1097, Page 431, Register’s matured or unmatured,   Office for Putnam County, against the estate are re- NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE Tennessee; quired to file same with the HANDYMAN Clerk of the above-named Electrical, plumbing, car- Default having been made in the terms, conditions, and payments provided for in that cer- NOW, WHEREFORE, I, Wil- Court on or before the earli- pentry, masonry. 30 years tain Deed of Trust registered July 17, 2013, of record in Record Book 773, Page 170, Reg- liam D. Birdwell, Esq., Trust- er of the dates prescribed in exp. No project too big or ister’s Offi ce for Putnam County,Tennessee, (hereafter “Deed of Trust”) from or executed ee, pursuant to said Deed of small. 931-854-0291 (1) or (2) otherwise their by Carlos R. Merida and wife, Mirna Merida (”Borrower”) to Marty Maynord, Trustee, Trust, having been reques- claims will be forever ted by American Bank & barred:   securing the indebtedness therein described, which indebtedness is now due and unpaid, Trust of the Cumberlands, (1)(A) Four (4) months from and has been declared in default by American Bank & Trust of the Cumberlands, the the owner and holder of said the date of the first publica- S & M Heating & Cooling indebtedness so to do, and lawful owner and holder thereof; and,The undersigned, William D. Birdwell, Esq., Trustee, tion of this notice if the cred- •Res/Comm •All Brands by virtue of the authority and itor received an actual copy •Over 70 Yrs Combined having been appointed through Appointment of Successor Trustee, registered January 2, power vested in me by said of this notice to creditors at 2019 in Record Book 1097, Page 431, Register’s Offi ce for Putnam County,Tennessee; Deed of Trust will, on Janu- Exp. •Mechanical Services least sixty (60) days before •Chillers •Refrigeration •Geo NOW, WHEREFORE, I, William D. Birdwell, Esq., Trustee, pursuant to said Deed of ary 25, 2019, at 12:30 p.m., the date that is four (4) at the East Door of the Put- Thermal •Nate Certified. Trust, having been requested by American Bank & Trust of the Cumberlands, the owner months from the date of the Call Doyle Sells (931)265- nam County Courthouse, in first publication; or 4057, Steve Martin 931- and holder of said indebtedness so to do,and by virtue of the authority and power vested in Cookeville, County of Put- (B) Sixty (60) days from the 397-7115. me by said Deed of Trust will, on January 25, 2019, at 12:30p.m., at the East Door of the nam, Tennessee, sell at date the creditor received public outcry to the highest an actual copy of the notice Putnam County Courthouse, in Cookeville, County of Putnam, Tennessee, sell at bidder for cash (or credit to creditors if the creditor re-   public outcry to the highest bidder for cash (or credit upon the indebtedness secured if the upon the indebtedness se- ceived the copy of the no- Munoz Remolding/Paint- lawful owner and holder thereof is the successful purchaser), free from the statutory right cured if the lawful owner tice less than sixty (60) days and holder thereof is the ing: Bathroom remodeling, prior to the date that is four of redemption, homestead, curtsey and dower, appraisement, and the marshalling of liens successful purchaser), free Hardwood, Wall repair, and assets relating to the property, all of which have been expressly waived by Borrower in from the statutory right of re- (4) months from the date of Int/Ext Deck staining, Gut- demption, homestead, curt- first publication as de- ters cleaned. Much More! said Deed of Trust, the following-described property: located in the Fourteenth (14th) Civil sey and dower, appraise- scribed in (1)(A): or (931)239-5812 (2) Twelve (12) months from District of Putnam County, Tennessee, which, pursuant to TCA 35-5-104(2) has a Concise ment, and the marshalling of Description as described in the complete legal description of the property contained in liens and assets relating to the decedent's date of the property, all of which death.   Deed of Trust recorded in Record Book 773 , Page 170, Register’s Offi ce Putnam County, have been expressly waived This 27TH DAY OF Tennessee, which is the previous and last conveyance of the property, and Common De- by Borrower in said Deed of scription of 1825 Hanging Limb Road, Monterey, Tennessee 38574, and Map 048; Group Trust, the following-de- DECEMBER 2018 scribed property: --; Ctrl Map 048, and Parcel 051.00, as assessed by the Assessor of Property, Putnam Signed JOHN D. WALL SR. County, Tennessee. ADMINISTRATOR located in the Fourteenth This property is not encumbered by liens or claims of lien fi led by the United States Inter- (14th) Civil District of Put- nam County, Tennessee, Attorney for the Estate nal Revenue Service in the Register’s Offi ce of Putnam County, Tennessee; DALE BOHANNON ALL STAR PEST which, pursuant to TCA 35- CONTROL This property is not encumbered by liens or claims of lien fi led by the State of Tennessee, 5-104(2) has a Concise De- 115 SO DIXIE AVE COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 OF TENNESSEE Tax Enforcement Division, in the Register’s Offi ce of Putnam County, Tennessee; scription as described in the Complete Termite Service complete legal description This sale is being sold subject to any liens, easements, encumbrances, property taxes, Jennifer Wilkerson, Lic'd/Ins'd. Bonded. of the property contained in All work guaranteed rights of redemption of taxing entities and other matters which are prior in right to the lien Deed of Trust recorded in Circuit and Probate Clerk 421 East Spring Street Free Estimates. of the aforesaid Deed of Trust. Record Book 773 , Page MARTY KELLY, 931-526-8550 170, Register’s Office Put- Cookeville, TN 38501 Charter # 4252 Interested Parties; TCA 35-5-104(a)(1) and (d): Carlos Merida 1825 Hanging Limb Road, nam County, Tennessee, 931-528-1508 Monterey, Tennessee 38574; Mirna Merida 1825 Hanging Limb Road, Monterey, Tennes- 1/4, 11 which is the previous and see 38574; American Bank & Trust of the Cumberlands PO Box 40, Livingston, Tennessee last conveyance of the prop-   erty, 38570; Bank of America 655 Paper Mill Road, Newark, DE   19711; Bank of America, N.A., c/o Javitch Block, LLC 1100 Superior Avenue, 19th Floor, and Common Description of Cleveland, OH 44114-2521. 1825 Hanging Limb Road, Monterey, Tennessee Some secrets need Pursuant to TCA 35-5-101(e), a copy of the above notice, as required in TCA 35-5-104, to be shared. REPLACEMENT WINDOWS & 38574, and Map 048; Group DOORS. Call today for free in- was served upon the above referenced Debtor(s) and Interested Parties, by lodging same --; Ctrl Map 048, and Parcel home Est. Serving Ckvl for over with the US Mail Certifi ed Mail, Return Receipt Requested, postage prepaid, for delivery 051.00, as assessed by the SEXUAL 15 yrs. 931-Windows Assessor of Property, Put- to the addresses indicated on or before the fi rst date of publication. nam County, Tennessee. Pursuant to the Service Members Civil Relief Act of 2003, confi rmation was obtained on ASSAULTit's not   December 21, 2018,that there is no information in the Department of Defense data center This property is not en- your fault! cumbered by liens or claims OLD TIMERS TREE SERVICE that indicates Carlos Merida or Mirna Merida is currently on active military duty. of lien filed by the United For confidential help 4 generations of tree care. Dates of Publication; TCA 35-5-101(a)(b): The Herald Citizen newspaper, a newspaper or information, call States Internal Revenue Specialize in dangerous tree published in Putnam County, Tennessee, the county where the land is located and the sale Service in the Register’s Of- removal.Grind stumps. fice of Putnam County, Ten- Lic/Ins. T. Bowman 537- is to be made, which shall be published in the newspaper on the following dates: January nessee; 2466;260-5655 4, 2019, January 11, 2019, and January 18, 2019. William D. Birdwell, Esq. This property is not en- ARBOR MEDICS Tree cumbered by liens or claims Specialist: Owner: Scott Successor Trustee of lien filed by the State of (931)526-5197 • 1-800-707- Winningham. ISA Certified 457 East Broad Street Arborist. #SO-5152-AT Tennessee, Tax Enforce- 5197 Cookeville, Tennessee 38501 ment Division, in the Re- 537-6829 / 261-1967

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In retrospect, it’s actually kind of surprising that there hasn’t been an escape room- themed horror movie until now. The popular interactive mystery games are kind of mini fi lms. There’s a built-in set, stakes, opportunities for confl ict and teamwork and a logical start and fi nish. It’s certainly a more obvious fi t for a movie than a board game or theme park ride. So, from the imaginations of “Fast & Furious” producer Neal H. Moritz and “Insidi- ous: The Last Key” director Adam Robitel comes “Escape Room ,” where the characters are as random as an audi- ence-chosen improv group (Investment banker! Soldier! Miner! Smart teen! Grocer!), the rooms look like discarded Nine Inch Nails music video sets (not exactly a criticism), the stakes are $10,000 or death, which seem far too low AP and too high, and everyone Deborah Ann Woll, clockwise from left, Taylor Russell, Jay Ellis, Logan Miller and Nick Dodani in “Escape Room.” agrees that Petula Clark’s “Downtown” is a bad song long as they get through all (Taylor Russell), the ruthless rising tensions and body between the six people. (which is both incorrect and a the boring introductory stuff . fi nance guy Jason (Jay Ellis), counts while trying to fi gure The third act really kind strange, rude hill to die on). At least it doesn’t resort to the veteran who hates heat, out how to get out of each puz- of blows it though and the As if the fi lm is concerned the old record-scratch, freeze- Amanda (Deborah Ann Woll), zle room, a few of which are movie essentially ends with a that the audience will lose frame, “you’re probably the regular joe, Mike (Tyler pretty interesting. It’s like a shrug and the possibility for a interest immediately, “Escape wondering how I got here” Labine) and the escape room “Final Destination” spinoff sequel. You could do worse in Room” starts at the end, as a standby. obsessive who honestly never where each character’s past January. And anyone already lone man, Ben (Logan Miller), The thing is, “Escape does all that much to help, trauma haunts them. interested in the idea of an desperately tries to fi gure Room” isn’t actually all that Danny (Nik Dodani). Mercifully, all the carnage escape room that tries to kill out the clues in a room that bad, just kind of silly, but it Curiously no one seems all is kept to tolerable PG-13 you probably isn’t expect- is quickly closing in on itself, takes a moment to readjust that concerned about the odd levels. ing all that much out of this “Star Wars” trash-compac- your expectations after that premise that this team activi- The fi lmmakers haven’t anyway. tor-style. It’s certainly a jolt condescending beginning, ty could have a single winner gone so far as to put you in “Escape Room,” a Sony Pic- of energy up front, but right and a very phoned-in intro- at all, or perhaps they think the game, too. A lot of it is tures release, is rated PG-13 as things are looking really duction to the unlucky six they’ll all win $10,000. I guess watching all the characters by the Motion Picture Associ- bleak for Ben, it cuts to “three Chicago strangers who all it becomes clearer when peo- fi nd keys and have their own ation of America for “terror/ days earlier.” It’s cheap and receive a mysterious box ple start dying in the rooms. revelations, so by the time perilous action, violence, a little insulting to have to and decide, what the heck, And, boy, are they put you get to the fi fth room, it’s some suggestive material and reassure the audience that let’s check out this escape through the wringer. The understandable if interest is language.” Running time: there is some exciting and room. There’s the skittish but have to brave extreme heat, starting to wane a bit even 100 minutes. Two stars out of harrowing stuff to come as brilliant college student Zoey extreme cold, poison, drugs, with the addition of a link four. 0HOROSCOPE0 SATURDAY, JANUARY 5 help you dissipate pent-up TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — Take compromise. 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Grow from the past will be a reminder of how if you are focused on positive involves relationships, family GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — Nur- experiences you encounter to best handle a situation you pursuits and doing what’s or self-improvement, give it ture relationships and stick to instead of making a fuss or face now. Take a unique ap- best for yourself. your all and don’t stop until the truth. If someone is being doing something reckless. proach to domestic matters. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) you are satisfied with what vague, ask direct questions. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Know Don’t share information with — Keep an open mind, listen you achieve. Getting information firsthand your boundaries and move past rivals or their associates. to others and make sugges- ARIES (March 21-April 19) — Be will help you avoid jumping forward with confidence. 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Physical activity will tions. for solutions and be willing to all you can and explore how interest. 0TODAY IN HISTORY0 0CROSSWORD PUZZLE0 On Jan. 4, 1965, Presi- that Puerto Ricans were in his State of the Union dent Lyndon B. Johnson not aliens and could address, called for legis- delivered his State of the enter the United States lation to provide assis- Union address in which freely; however, the tance for the jobless, he outlined the goals of court stopped short of elderly, impoverished his “Great Society.” declaring them citizens. children and the handi- In 1896, Utah was ad- (Puerto Ricans received capped. mitted as the 45th state. U.S. citizenship in In 1943, for the second In 1904, the U.S. Su- March 1917.) time, Soviet dictator preme Court, in Gon- In 1935, President Josef Stalin made the zalez v. Williams, ruled Franklin D. Roosevelt, cover of TIME as the magazine’s 1942 “Man of 0SUDOKU0 the Year.” In 1951, during the Ko- rean War, North Korean and Communist Chinese forces recaptured the city of Seoul (sohl). Today’s Birthdays: Actress Barbara Rush is 92. Football Hall of Fame coach Don Shu- la is 89. Opera singer Grace Bumbry is 82. Actress Dyan Cannon is 80. Author-historian Doris Kearns Goodwin is 76. Country singer Kathy Forester (The Forester Sisters) is 64. Actress Ann Magnuson is 63. Rock musician Bernard Sumner (New Order, Joy Division) is 63. Country singer Patty Loveless is 62. Actor Julian Sands is 61. Rock singer Michael Stipe is 59. Actor Patrick Cas- sidy is 57. Actor Dave Foley is 56. Actress Dot Jones is 55. Actor Rick Hearst is 54. Singer-mu- sician Cait O’Riordan is 54. Actress Julia Ormond is 54. Tennis player Guy Forget is 54. Country singer Deana Carter is 53. Rock musi- cian Benjamin Darvill (Crash Test Dummies) is 52. Actor Josh Stamberg is 49. 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By BEN CRAVEN and Sebastian Herald (170) HERALD-CITIZEN pinned his opponent in the fi rst round. The Cookeville High School “We’re getting better, and wrestling team rang in the that’s the main thing,” Cook new year on a high note said. “We’re getting to the Thursday night as the Cav- point where we’re not wres- aliers won three matches at tling for a home run in the fi rst CHS. period. We’re still aggressive The big win of the night and very physical, but we’re came against district foe War- being a lot more methodi- ren County as the Cavs’ main cal with what we’re doing, varsity squad pulled it out 44- knowing that we’re wrestling 30. In the other two matches, through to the third period. CHS switched up its lineup to “That’s what we’re trying get experience all around. The to get to because those big Cavs beat Livingston Acade- matches that we want to win my 60-18 and Upperman High in February are going to be School 72-12. won in the third period. We’re “I’m pretty happy with not going to catch those kinds what’s going on, especially of guys with home runs, and coming off a big break,” CHS so we’ve got to be able to wres- head coach Scott Cook said. tle our way through a match “We’ve been off for eight days, whether we’re behind or in so it’s good to start 2019 with the lead.” a win. I’m real pleased with CHS won the next two the way we look going into matches with a lot of help this last little stretch. They’re from forfeits. The Cavs won great guys, and they work a combined 14 bouts against hard. Now that the break is UHS and LA by forfeit, but the over, we’re not going to waste BEN CRAVEN | HERALD-CITIZEN also won a combined six bouts any more time.” Cookeville’s Sam Harness, right, looks for an opening against a Warren County wrestler by pinfall. Hadlock scored In the main match of the during the Cavs’ 44-30 win over the Pioneers Thursday at CHS. pins in both matches while night against Warren County, Richard Ortega (160), Clayton CHS won with three pinfall pounds) was pinned, Sam Hadlock (120) won a major 17-4 Mikey Gonzalez (132) won by Barrett (182), Reed Hall (132), victories, two decision victo- Harness (heavyweight) won decision to take a 13-12 lead. forfeit, Ben Reed (138) pinned and Newman also scored pins. ries, two major decisions, one a close 8-7 decision, and CHS Cookeville’s Sebastian his opponent in the third Up next, The Cavs hit the forfeit, and one disqualifi ca- forfeited the 106-pound weight Hirbar (126) relinquished the round, Ethan Ayo (145) won by road Saturday when they tion. class. However, the Cavs lead momentarily by taking a disqualifi cation after building travel to Stewart’s Creek High The match started with brought it right back as D.J. pin in the third round, but the a 10-0 lead, Waylon Whited School for the Redhawks Ram- Warren County taking a 12-3 Bean (113) scored a pin in the Cavs put the match away with (152) won a 9-7 decision, Jay page. Action is set to begin at lead after Talis Newman (220 second round, and Sammy wins in the next six bouts. Reed (160) won a 15-6 decision, 9 a.m. Alabama to face Clemson in title SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) — Clem- Ferrell, Cotton Bowl defensive son and Alabama are playing in MVP Austin Bryant or freshman the College Football Playoff for Xavier Thomas, who looks like the fourth straight season, and Clemson’s next great pass rusher. the third time for the national Clemson leads the nation with championship. 52 sacks, led by Ferrell with 11½ The winner Monday will and Bryant with eight, including become the fi rst 15-0 FBS cham- two against Notre Dame. The Ti- pion. gers also lead the nation in yards With the help of SEC Network per play allowed at 4.05. analyst Cole Cubelic, a former Cubelic said he would expect AP Auburn off ensive lineman, a Clemson to rely on the defensive Golden State Warriors’ Kevin Durant, left, breakdown of some of the key line to hold its own against the defends Houston Rockets’ James Harden matchups that could decide run and commit more players during a game Thursday in Oakland, Calif. Tide-Tigers Part IV. to coverage. It sounds weird to say of Alabama, but challenging CLEMSON ON LINE this Tide team to run the ball is AP Harden rallies There are few one-on-one probably the way to go. Alabama quarterback Tua matchups where Alabama is ever “They’re kind of greedy,” Tagovailoa (13) sets up to pass going to be at a disadvantage. Cubelic said of Alabama’s of- during a September game in Clemson’s defensive line might fense, led by quarterback Tua Oxford, Miss. Rockets to wild OT be good enough to capitalize on Tagovailoa. “They know they’re some small vulnerability even really good throwing the ball. slowed down and it’s doubtful without suspended 340-pound They know they have an elite Clemson center Justin Falcinelli, win over Warriors run stuff er Dexter Lawrence. quarterback and elite wide re- an All-ACC player, and guards Tigers All-America defensive ceivers. Why not go out there and John Simpson, Gage Cervenka OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — James Harden hit a tackle Christian Wilkins against pitch it around?” and Sean Pollard will be a phys- contested 3-pointer with 2.7 seconds left in over- Alabama left guard Lester Cotton Tagovailoa, the Heisman run- ical match for the future top-fi ve time and fi nished with his second triple-double of is a place where the Tigers can ner-up, has a 205.19 passer effi - NFL draft pick. the week and fi fth straight 40-point game, rally- win one-on-one. ciency rating, which would break Williams, an All-American and ing the Houston Rockets past the Golden State “Wilkins is a player who has Baker Mayfi eld’s single-season Outland Trophy winner, plays Warriors 135-134 in a thriller between Western really good quickness inside. record from last year. diff erently than the recent dom- Conference powers Thursday night for their sixth Could be very disruptive against Senior Albert Huggins played inant Tide nose guards such as straight victory. a player who was benched in the well fi lling in for Lawrence Terrence Cody and Daron Payne. Kevin Durant’s long 3-pointer missed as the middle of the season for a young- against Notre Dame, but the Williams often lines up in one buzzer sounded in what will go down as one of the er player that came in and sort of junior is more likely to be missed gap, and then shoots into another best games this regular season — a rematch of took his spot and is now suspend- this week. gap or works his way from one the seven-game Western Conference fi nals won by ed and not going to play,” Cubelic “He’s probably one of the best shoulder of a blocker to the other. two-time defending champion Golden State. said. linemen in college football, no Clemson uses a lot of zone- and Stephen Curry put the Warriors ahead with 23.1 Deonte Brown was suspended doubt, in terms of his production gap-blocking schemes, where its seconds remaining in OT on the way to 35 points for an undisclosed NCAA viola- and his performance,” Saban linemen are assigned to block a — a basket that shouldn’t have counted because tion, Alabama coach Nick Saban said. “He’s played really well particular space rather than a Durant was clearly out of bounds when he fl ung has said. against us in the past.” man. the ball back in. Alabama right tackle Jedrick “The scheme is not very friend- Harden, however, had one more acrobatic mo- Wills has occasionally had some Q RATING ly to handle not only a guy as tal- ment still in him. He released the ball with at least problems in pass protection. The If there was a defensive play- ented as Quinnen Williams, but four hands in his face for the game-winner. Tide might need to provide some er with a case to the win the the way he plays,” Cubelic said. The reigning MVP fi nished with 44 points, 15 help for the sophomore to deal Heisman Trophy this season, The 295-pound Williams had 18 assists and 10 rebounds, while Clint Capela con- with Clemson’s defensive ends, Alabama’s Quinnen Williams tackles for loss, including eight tributed 29 points and 21 rebounds for Houston. whether it’s All-American Clelin was the guy. He has hardly been sacks. Harden also hit 3-pointers at the 3:52 and 2:02 marks of OT in a game featuring dazzling displays on both ends by some of the game’s biggest stars. No. 13 Kentucky gets true road test in SEC opener SPURS 125 RAPTORS 107 (AP) — No. 13 Ken- est-ranked teams in the shooting 80 percent on North Florida. That’s the SAN ANTONIO (AP) — DeMar DeRozan had his tucky at Alabama. league so far this season. free throws. highest turnover total fi rst career triple-double with 21 points, 14 re- Kentucky looks like it’s The Wildcats are the by an Auburn opponent bounds and 11 assists, and San Antonio welcomed recovered from a rocky likely candidate to derail NUMBERS GAME according to records back Kawhi Leonard with thunderous jeers in a start after beating North another Tennessee-Au- Tennessee has won 16 dating as far back as victory over Toronto. Carolina and Louisville burn race. A surging straight home games. 1991. ... Mississippi State Leonard scored 21 points on 8-for-13 shooting, in its last two games. Mississippi State also The Vols have gone an has won each of the last but the anger the Spurs’ fans showered on him Now the Wildcats face a bears watching. The 17th- entire calendar year 12 times that Quinndary seemed to impact the MVP candidate. Leonard road test against an Ala- ranked Bulldogs have since their last home Weatherspoon has had to take a step back at the free throw line and bama team that has won the league’s best overall loss, which came against scored at least 20 points. compose himself amid chants of “Traitor! Traitor!” four straight. Kentucky’s record at 12-1 and have Auburn on Jan. 2, 2018. ... Florida scored the fi rst and “Quitter! Quitter!” from the capacity crowd off ense has been among good wins over teams ... Tennessee already has 21 points of the game in a that adored him during his seven seasons in San the best in the league — like Cincinnati and sold out fi ve of its 10 re- 77-43 blowout of Butler on Antonio. the Wildcats are scoring Clemson . maining home games at Saturday. Leonard forced his way out of San Antonio in a about 83 points per game. the 21,678-seat Thompson trade that yielded DeRozan and Jakob Poeltl from Alabama has won four IMPACT PERFORMER Boling Arena. Tennes- ON THE WOMEN’S SIDE Toronto for Leonard and Danny Green. straight. Tennessee forward see athletic department The SEC began con- Leonard was booed heavily from the moment he Grant Williams, the spokesman Tom Satko- ference play Thursday walked onto the court for warmup. The boos con- LOOKING AHEAD coaches’ choice as SEC wiak says it’s believed with fi ve teams in the tinued during a pregame video tribute and player Kentucky leads the player of the year last this is the fi rst time Top 25 but none in the top introductions, whenever he touched the ball and as fi eld of teams that will season, leads the con- Tennessee has sold out as six. Two-time defending he walked off the court following the lopsided loss. likely challenge defend- ference in scoring (20.1) many as fi ve home games NCAA runner-up Missis- DeRozan and the Spurs dominated the battle of ing co-champs Tennes- and is ranked fi fth in since Thompson-Boling sippi State leads the way former teammates, leading by as many as 28 points see and Auburn? No. 3 rebounding (8.3) and Arena opened in 1987. ... at No. 7. Other ranked in snapping the Raptors’ three-game winning Tennessee and No. 12 seventh in assists (4.0). In its last tuneup before SEC teams include No. 10 streak. LaMarcus Aldridge scored 23 points for Auburn shared the SEC He has the highest assist beginning SEC play, Tennessee, No. 16 Ken- San Antonio, Bryn Forbes added 20, Derrick White regular-season title last average of any SEC Auburn forced 33 turn- tucky, No. 21 Texas A&M 19 and Rudy Gay 13. year and are the high- frontcourt player and is overs in a 95-49 rout of and No. 23 USC.