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116th Year | No. 122 | Wednesday, May 23, 2018 | Cookeville, Tennessee 50¢ Signs, imaging, discussed at CRMC

BY KATE COOK [email protected]

A few more signs will soon be placed outside Cookeville Region- al Medical Center so folks can fi nd their way around the hospi- tal’s campus. Joe Iwanyszyn, director of plant facilities at CRMC addressed the hospital’s planning committee Tuesday. He said the project, approved by the CRMC Board of Trustees last year, is about 30 percent complete. The signs cost about $2,000 each installed. Last year, the board re- portedly approved an installation plan which would put signs in as the hospital has extra funding. They hope to have all the signs installed by late September. Jim Herrin | Herald-Citizen In other matters, the fi nance Traffi c passes through the intersection of State Routes 56 and 70 in Baxter. TDOT is reportedly taking a closer committee viewed a presentation look at driveway connections on state routes. on imaging by Amanda Bain, the hospital’s imaging department manager. Bain discussed some depart- Planners weigh driveway regulations ment initiatives, such as the Rad- Connect program, which allows BY JIM HERRIN because you want to access a state “In White County, we had two staff to send and receive images [email protected] route, they’re not granting (that per- proposed subdivisions that had some electronically. For example, if a mission) willy-nilly, so to speak.” lots that fronted on a state route, and patient has an MRI, the staff can Putnam County’s planning direc- Rush said the developer of a subdi- TDOT said (they) would not approve email the image to the patient and tor says the Tennessee Department vision off Hilham Highway, north of any driveway permits on these lots,” of Transportation is becoming more Cookeville, recently found that out. he said. See CRMC, Page A2 stringent when it comes to allowing “Up here on Creekwood, there’s “Is that because of sight distance?” driveway connections onto state some houses that are now under asked planning commission member highways. construction that front both High- Phil Wilbourn. Kevin Rush said some developers way 136 and the local subdivision “That’s a part of it,” Rush said. have run into roadblocks when try- road on the back side,” he said. “The “But most of it is that they’re trying ing to provide direct access into their contractor went in and laid them to limit the number of driveway cuts Granville subdivision from state highways. out, anticipating them coming out onto state routes. It slows traffi c “If you’re on a state route, and you on a state highway like all the other down and adds to congestion. What need to access that (state highway) houses up through there, (but) they they are wanting to do is force devel- Heritage Day to get access to a house, you have to went to get a permit from TDOT, and opers to build a county street or city get a permit from TDOT,” Rush said. TDOT said no.” street to access one spot (on the state “But they have gone through and Rush said he has heard of similar Saturday updated their standards, and just issues in White County. See DRIVEWAYS, Page A2 The 20th Annual Granville Heritage Day Saturday entitled “Flashback to the Fifties, Cruis- ing & Dancing” will feature the annual Antique Car and Tractor Baxter budget has Show. The show has become one of Tennessee’s largest shows and will off er 57 classes of competition no tax increase for Antique Cars & Trucks. Cars BY PAIGE STANAGE and ending June 30, may be entered in the show Sat- [email protected] 2019. Also the budget urday from 9 a.m. to noon at 6800 for the water and sewer Granville Highway in Granville Baxter’s Board of fund for the upcoming on the banks of the Cordell Hull Aldermen approved the fi scal year. Lake. The entry fee is $15, and the fi rst reading of two bud- “Nothing much fi rst 300 cars to enter will receive gets for the upcoming has changed. And the a dash plaque. Trophies will be fi scal year at a special property tax rate is awarded in each class of competi- called meeting at Bax- the same,” said Baxter tion with Best of Show awards. ter City Hall Tuesday Mayor John Martin. For more information on the evening. The two budgets were show call 931-653-4511 or granvil- The two budgets are the only items on the letn.com. the general and special agenda for the meeting. Carey Phy | Cookeville Construction Superintendent The Antique Tractor Show will revenue funds and tax The next meeting is One lane of South Jeff erson Avenue was closed have special awards for the oldest, rate for the fi scal year scheduled for 6 p.m. Wednesday as the Cookeville Water Quality Control that starts July 1, 2018 Thursday, June 7. Department worked on sewer repairs. See GRANVILLE, Page A2

Index Obituaries, A5 EACHER PPRECIATION 2 Sections — 16 Pages T A Ronald Herndon Lonnie Spivey Junior Abby A8 Living A8 Jeanne Granato Frank Herald Woman’s Club Calendar A6 Opinion A4 Ruby Wilder delivers Classifi ed B3 Sports B1 baskets Comics A9 Sudoku A9 Crossword A9 Weather A2 Page A8 A2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, May 23, 2018 LOCAL READER Russell earns TTU professional service award SERVICES TTU — To be a nurse is the school-based support groups opportunity to aff ect the lives for elementary and middle of patients in a positive way. school children who have Contact us: That’s what initially drew Be- experienced loss due to death, Address: delia Russell to the profession. divorce, incarceration, deploy- Now as associate professor of ment, deportation, or other 1300 Neal St. nursing in Tennessee Tech’s diffi cult family circumstances. Cookeville, TN 38501 Whitson-Hester School of All of her service has Nursing her potential impact contributed to opportunities has grown signifi cantly as she for her students and given Mailing Address: helps teach and train other her experience she brings P.O. Box 2729 nurses. back to the classroom to make Cookeville TN 38502 Russell, who earned her student learning relevant bachelor’s degree in nursing and interesting. Through at Tech before working in her work with Heart of the Phone: 931-526-9715 Nashville hospitals for a num- TTU Cumberland, new student Fax: 931-526-1209 ber of years, is in her 17th Associate Professor of Nursing in Tennessee Tech’s Whit- clinical experiences are in year at the university and was son-Hester School of Nursing Bedelia Russell, center, development and will soon recently presented with the receives the Outstanding Faculty Award for Professional give students a chance to do Email: Outstanding Faculty Award Service, presented by Provost Lori Mann Bruce and Presi- clinical experience work in News for Professional Service. dent Phil Oldham. schools with B.E.S.T. groups. [email protected] “My philosophy about Part of Russell’s role as a Sports professional service is that Russell has risen to the occa- 40 various committees at both board member with the CRMC [email protected] we have an obligation to sion, serving as interim dean the school and the university Charitable Foundation is to serve,” Russell said. “We and director in the School of level. review and provide input into Advertising serve because we have been Nursing and associate dean Outside of Tech, Russell ac- services rendered at CRMC [email protected] given opportunities to gain in the College of Graduate tively off ers her expertise and and to determine which serves Living experience, skills, knowl- studies during leadership passion for helping others. need funding by the Founda- [email protected] edge and education to impact transitions. She has also She currently serves on the tion. Her input has included Circulation the greater good. We have served on various new course, Cookeville Regional Medical being a voice to support and [email protected] God-given gifts and talents curriculum and program Center Charitable Founda- develop continuing education Business News we are to use well. Often, this development committees; is tion Board of Directors and opportunities for professional [email protected] involves self-sacrifi ce of time currently coordinator of the volunteers with Heart of The nursing staff at the hospital, Church News or personal gain.” School of Nursing’s Doctorate Cumberland where she is a highlighting her work’s benefi t [email protected] When called to sacrifi ce of Nursing Practice program B.E.S.T. groups co-facilita- to the greater Cookeville com- School News her time for the university, and has served on more than tor. B.E.S.T. groups provide munity of nurses. [email protected] Classifi ed Ads classifi [email protected]

Letter Guidelines DRIVEWAYS: Planners look All letters to the editor must be CRMC: Signs signed and include the writer’s name, address and phone number. Letters to adapt to state regulations From Page A1 are subject to editing and/or rejec- tion. A strict 400-word limit will be From Page A1 “I think what’s happened is that their doctor. A patient referred to CRMC from enforced. Send letters to the mailing over the last 15 to 20 years, TDOT has somewhere else can just have their images from highway).” run into situations where develop- other facilities uploaded to CRMC. address listed above, or email to Because of the issue, Rush is ments have occurred on state routes, Bain said her other initiative, called “The [email protected]. suggesting an amendment to the and they weren’t even necessarily Patient Perspective,” will be complete by the county’s subdivision regulations contacted,” he said. “Or they weren’t end of July. All imaging employees are required that would require developers ad- happy with the design, and it got ap- to experience things as a patient does, being Order a Photo dress the issue beforehand. proved at the local level anyway.” wheeled into an exam room, pulled onto a table, Every photograph taken by a “What I’m suggesting is we adopt He said requiring pre-approval being left in a room with the call button and cell Herald-Citizen photographer and a sub reg amendment that would would remedy the situation. phone out of reach. published in the paper is available state that on any subdivision in “If they deny access off of the “It’s eye-opening,” Bain said. “Sometimes we for purchase. Go to www.herald-citi- which any lot will access a state state route for multiple lots, it’ll forget how things look as a patient.” zen.com and click on “Photo Gallery.” route, an approved TDOT driveway force the developer to build streets Bain also laid out a plan to repair or replace Also, many photos included in online plan must be shown on the plat for access to the lots,” Rush said. some of the department’s aging equipment in stories are available for purchase. and TDOT will have to sign off on it “From a planning point of view, the next fi ve years. That would require some before we approve it,” he said. that’s the preferred option. I just $9.7 million over the next fi ve years. Rush said he is working with want it to be on the survey so that The full CRMC Board of Trustees will meet Subscriptions TDOT on the exact wording of the when (developers) bring it to us, we at 6 p.m. Thursday in the Putnam Room at the amendment. know that everything is good to go.” hospital. To subscribe, call 931-526-9715. Visa, MasterCard, Discover and AmEx accepted. Rates: 3 mo 6 mo 1yr GRANVILLE: Heritage Day, car show Saturday Carrier or From Page A1 Mail: 385 Zip Code $28 $54 $95 longest driven, ugliest (must Print & run), youngest exhibitor (must be able to drive alone), E-Edition $29 $56 $98 oldest exhibitor, the Brandon Anywhere Only Powell John Deere Award and E-Edition $21 $42 $84 Hugh Dixon Farmall Award. Mail: Outside There will also be awards for 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 engines as well. For more Mail: Outside information on the show call Tenn. $82 $132 $220 Steve Koons at 615-449-5002. A Granville Heritage Day Miss Your Paper? parade will begin at 2 p.m. Your carrier is an independent with a special feature of the 1955 Dr. Freeman Parade contractor. However, as a service to being reenacted. our subscribers, our circulation de- The annual Uncle Jimmy partment is open from 8 a.m. until 6 Thompson Bluegrass Festival p.m. Monday-Friday and from is also happening in Granville 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to answer Saturday including a full day calls. Call 931-526-9715. of bluegrass competition as well as bluegrass bands per- forming on the Pruett Stage Herald-Citizen with the Bilbreys at 10 a.m., Marty & Charmaine Lanham, center, will be honored with the 2018 Uncle Jimmy Thompson Evermean Evergreen Clog- Bluegrass Award. USPS 313-680 gers at 11 a.m., Jolly String ISSN 8750-5541 Quartet at 11:30 a.m., honor- place wins $125. bluegrass venue in the world. bluegrass music there in 2004. ing Marty and Charmaine After the competition, Ev- His career includes banjo Heritage Day also features The Herald-Citizen is published Lanham at 12:30 p.m. and Un- ermean Evergreen Cloggers player in Wilma Lee Coo- craft booths, children’s rides daily except Saturdays, New Year’s cle Jimmy Thompson Grand will perform at 2:30 p.m., Jolly per’s Clinch Mountain Clan. & events, old time craftsmen, Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Champion Fiddle Competition String Quartet at 3 p.m. and Charmaine was executive great food, historic buildings, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day by Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., at 1 p.m. Ida Clare Bluegrass Band at director and co-founder of the 1950s exhibits and I Love Lucy at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box 2729, Registration for the compe- 4 p.m. Nashville Bluegrass Music exhibits. Cookeville, TN 38502. Periodicals tition is $5 from 10 to 11 a.m. The festival will honor Mar- Association. She produced the The weekly Sutton Ole postage paid at Cookeville TN. First place wins $225 and ty and Charmaine Lanham. fi rst bluegrass concert at the Time Music Bluegrass Dinner POSTMASTER: send address the opportunity to perform at Marty has been involved in Tennessee Performing Arts Show is also Saturday with changes to Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box the birthplace of bluegrass almost every aspect of blue- Center. She has been playing Ida Clare Bluegrass Band 2729, Cookeville TN 38502. music during the Springer grass music in Tennessee for guitar in bluegrass bands performing. Reservations are The Herald-Citizen is a member of Mountain Farms Bluegrass the past 45 years. He co-found- since 1974. Marty and Char- available by calling 931-653- the Tennessee Press Association Nights at the Ryman June 2 ed the Station Inn with his maine have performed with 4151. and the Associated Press. The with Dailey and Vincent. Sec- wife Charmaine in Nashville his band at the Dixie Café in For more information, visit Associated Press is entitled exclu- ond place wins $175, and third in 1974, the longest running Byrdstown since introducing granvilletn.com. sively to use for publication news printed in the Herald-Citizen. Weather Tonight Friday Saturday Readings: Partly cloudy, with a low around A 40-percent chance of showers Showers and thunderstorms Tuesday’s high in Cookeville Jack McNeely was 82, low 62, trace rain. 64. and thunderstorms, mainly after likely. Mostly cloudy, with a high Editor & Publisher Tuesday’s high in Monterey 1 p.m. Mostly cloudy, with a near 82. Chance of precipitation was 81, low 62, 0.11” rain. high near 82. is 60%. Lindsay McReynolds Thursday Almanac: Managing Editor Mostly sunny, with a high near Wednesday is the 143rd day 85. Friday Night Saturday Night of the year, with 222 remain- Roger Wells ing. The sun sets at 7:48 p.m. Advertising Director A 40-percent chance of showers A 30-percent chance of show- Thursday Night and thunderstorms. Cloudy, with ers and thunderstorms. Mostly and will rise at 5:30 a.m. a low around 66. cloudy, with a low around 66. Thursday. The moon is wax- Keith McCormick Partly cloudy, with a low around ing gibbous with 67% of the Circulation Manager 65. visible disc illuminated. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, May 23, 2018 — A3 LOCAL/NATION Commission updated on 5-year plans

BY JIM HERRIN recognizing that Put- [email protected] nam County received a clean audit from the Putnam County Ex- Comptroller’s offi ce ecutive Randy Porter this year. handed out an updated State Sen. Paul

Paige Stanage | Herald-Citizen fi ve-year plan for the Bailey presented the county to members of county with a certif- the county commission icate acknowledging Click It Or Ticket Monday. that achievement. Tennessee Highway Patrol partnered with other agencies for a press conference about Click It or Tick- “This includes some Bailey also presented et Tuesday morning. Capt. RC Christian said seat belts can increase living through a vehicle accident 20 departments that resolutions passed by by 70 percent. Fatalities have also decreased over the years. “I think the education and enforcement fall under the county the State Senate hon- has helped decrease those numbers,” Capt. Christian said. Front row, from left, Trooper Colby Huff ; executive,” he said. oring Putnam County Lt. Jimmy Neal; Lt. Al Reyes with the PCSO; and Capt. Christian speaking at the podium. Back row, “We started this back Sheriff Eddie Farris from left, Sgt. Tim Davis with the Putnam County Sheriff ’s Offi ce; Trooper Marty Philpot; Trooper Bobby in 2015. One thing I and longtime County Barker; Law Enforcement Liaison Fred Sherrill with the Tennessee Highway Safety Offi ce. promised you is that Commissioner Reggie we’d try not to come Shanks. to you with emergency Also Monday, the situations. We’d try to commission: let you know about the • Approved offi cially needs of the depart- naming the “Tennessee Teachers show strength in ments ahead of time.” Central Trail.” Porter said he plans • Approved adding to do a presentation on Hensley Court to the of- the updated plan at a fi cial county road map. future meeting of the • Approved a reso- Kentucky primary elections budget committee. lution to apply for a “I’ll make sure all Litter and Trash Col- LANCASTER, Ky. (AP) of the commissioners lection grant. — Teachers in Kentucky are invited to that, so • Approved quarter- could soon be taking poli- we can go over some of ly reports and budget ticians to school. the needs and capital amendments for the Following weeks of projects for the next School, Road and Coun- protests at the state Cap- fi ve years,” he said. ty General funds. itol, Republican voters in The commission The next meeting central Kentucky ousted also received a formal of the commission is House Majority Floor report from the coun- scheduled for 6 p.m., Leader Jonathan Shell on ty’s Audit Committee June 25. Tuesday in favor of Travis Brenda, a high school math teacher who has never run for public offi ce. Brenda won the GOP Tens of thousands nomination and will face Democrat Mary Renfro in the November general of Las Vegas casino election. His victory on Tuesday sent perhaps the loudest signal in Ken- workers OK strike tucky of a potentially rau- cous November election. LAS VEGAS (AP) — reached a deal before AP Democrats in the cen- Las Vegas casinos could employees walked out. tral part of the state chose Travis Brenda, left, a teacher at Rockcastle County High School, talks with watch tens of thousands The last strike, in 1984, another newcomer to pol- a student during class. Brenda, a Republican running for the state House of of employees walk off the spanned 67 days and cost itics, former fi ghter pilot Representatives, is challenging Jonathan Shell, a key member of the Repub- job for the fi rst time in the city and workers tens Amy McGrath, to push lican leadership team that has orchestrated the teacher pension bill, the tax more than three decades of millions of dollars. for what is expected to be increases and the charter school bill.z after union members vot- The latest strike would the state’s most hotly con- ed to authorize a strike at mean losing workers tested congressional seat that made changes to the pension system. County High School. “Not any time starting June 1, with roles critical to against incumbent Repub- state’s public pension sys- Lawmakers passed it just the educators, but all a move that could cripple making a casino-hotel lican Rep. Andy Barr. tems that cover hundreds on one of the last days state employees are rising the city’s world-famous run: bartenders, house- And Rowan County of thousands of teachers of the legislative session, up and we’re not going to resorts. keepers, cocktail and food Democrats denied David and state workers. hurrying it through. It be let things be done to About 25,000 members servers, porters, bellmen, Ermold the chance to Shell was one of four was never available for us.” of the Culinary Union cooks and other kitchen take on Kim Davis, the Republican incumbents to the public to read before Shell did not answer who work at 34 diff erent workers. It would aff ect clerk who denied him a face a primary challenge the vote. a phone call from The casino-resorts across the properties including Cae- marriage license in 2015 from a teacher on Tues- The bill, signed into Associated Press seeking tourist destination cast sars Palace, Planet Hol- because of her religious day. He was the only one law by Republican Gov. comment after the race ballots in two sessions lywood, Bellagio, MGM objections to same-sex to lose. But he was also Matt Bevin, prompted Tuesday. Tuesday, showing the Grand, Stratosphere, The marriage. Instead they the only one to vote for thousands of teachers Brenda credited a collective power of the D and El Cortez. chose Elwood Caudill the pension bill. to march on Kentucky’s groundswell of teacher largest labor organiza- It also could cause Jr., who ran a low-key “He lied to us,” school Capitol, closing schools in support for the win and tion in Nevada. The move problems for fans head- campaign. bus driver Carol Plummer more than 30 districts. said it sends a message hands union negotiators ing to the city to watch The mandate was said. “I hope it sends a “They picked on the that teachers and public a huge bargaining chip as the Vegas Golden Knights clearer in Shell’s race, message.” wrong group,” said Bren- workers won’t be silent. they work to solidify new hockey team play in the where voters appeared Shell co-authored a da, a fourth-generation His race follows a wave of fi ve-year contracts. Stanley Cup Final in to turn on him because bill that moved all future farmer and 20-year teach- education protests at the The union last voted early June, a rare feat for he co-authored a bill teachers into a hybrid ing veteran at Rockcastle Kentucky Capitol. for a strike in 2002 but a team in its fi rst year. Low US unemployment rate masks financial struggles for many WASHINGTON (AP) — Fewer than four of 10 U.S. adults say they are ei- Despite an ultra-low 3.9 Americans think their ther “living comfortably” percent unemployment retirement savings are or “doing OK” fi nancially, rate, about one-third of suffi cient, and a quarter up from 71 percent in 2016 U.S. adults faced fi nancial have none at all, the Fed and 10 points higher than insecurity last year and survey found. when the annual survey often struggled to pay At the same time, the began, in 2013. unexpected expenses, a survey fi nds the improv- Just 7 percent of adults Federal Reserve survey ing economy is benefi ting said it was diffi cult to get found . more Americans, at all ed- by fi nancially last year. For three in 10 adults, ucation and income levels. That’s down by about half their monthly incomes Nearly three-quarters of from 2013. fl uctuated — often be- cause their work sched- ules changed at short notice — and that caused about one in ten Ameri- cans to miss some bill pay- ments, according to the report released Tuesday. Forty percent of adults would have had to borrow money or sell something to pay an emergency expense of just $400. Join Our The data suggests that fi nancial security evades even many of those who are working. About one- Starting at $1999 third of U.S. adults relied Month to Month 2010 BURTON BRANCH RD., ALGOOD 38506 on “gig” work or side jobs WWW.ALGOODXPRESSWASH.COM last year to bolster their M-Sa 7:30am-7pm incomes. Su 12pm-7pm Herald-Citizen

Wednesday, May 23, 2018 OPINION 4 Herald-Citizen The Daily Newspaper of the Upper Cumberland

Established 1903

Jack McNeely, Editor and Publisher Lindsay McReynolds, Managing Editor Kate Cook, City Editor Don Foy, News Editor Thoughts on grandparents, love, and the circle of life

y last living grandparent died last week. Mary Jeanne Harmon was 92 years old. She died early Saturday morning, just four Mdays before her 93rd birthday. The last time I saw her was Mother’s Day. I knew she hadn’t been feeling well, and when my daugh- ter and I went to her room at my aunt’s house in Sparta, we kissed her and told her we loved her. It was diffi cult to see her in her last days. She wasn’t anything like the vibrant lady I remembered from my childhood. Article edits criticized She played baseball with me and my brothers in the front yard of In Sunday’s piece on Carv- When Time magazine was one of the most historic farms my parents’ Madison home. She erdale Farms the following published, on October 24, 1955, in the United States. lived in Nashville, but she and her was omitted. This history was none other then Joe Moore and The other correction that husband owned a condo within vital to the farm being de- Carverdale Farms were fea- I am making concerns the walking distance of the beach in clared eligible for listing in the tured on the cover. The story Liberty church of Christ Destin, Florida, and every year, my National Register of Historic was entitled “Agriculture: The and the Liberty school. The Lindsay parents and brothers and I were Places. This fact was wrongly Closest Thing to the Lord.” The Herald-Citizen incorrectly McReynolds able to enjoy a beach vacation. omitted by the Herald-Citizen premise of the article was that edited the article to make the My grandma loved to spend time editors. In 1955 Joe became a farming was the closest thing two buildings the same. They with us individually, and she loved to paint and fi nalist for FFA’s Star Farmer to Heaven that anyone could are diff erent. The old school play piano. of America Award. He caught do. Following the article’s pub- building is no longer extant When I was a sophomore in college at Tennessee the attention of Time mag- lication and Joe’s presentation and was not located on Carver Tech, she once came to visit my dorm room in Dixie azine, who sent writer Art of the award, Moore appeared land. The church building is Hall, where she even slept in the top bunk. I woke Seigel and photographer T. on shows such as the Arthur still extant and the congrega- up to fi nd her on the fl oor. She hadn’t fallen out, George Harris to Granville. Godfrey Show and also met tion still worships there. The but she said that when she had to get up to go to the Unbeknownst to Joe or any with leaders of corporations church building still is located bathroom in the middle of the night, she decided of his family, he had already such as General Motors, as on Carver land. Both of these she’d better not attempt a second trip up the ladder. been chosen as Star Farmer. part of his Goodwill Tour. As issues are not mine, but the In recent years, following the death of her hus- During their week-long stay at of 2018, Joe Moore is just the Herald-Citizen’s. band, she and my aunt and uncle moved to a home Carverdale Farms, the two men second farmer to be featured in Sparta, and we made a few Sunday trips there, observed and documented Joe on the cover of Time. This fact Carver Moore sitting under the carport and watching my kids and his family’s daily routine. alone makes Carverdale Farms Cookeville play. It reminded me of the times I played with my brothers under the carport of her Nashville home, the times that we played on her backyard swing and sang songs. A plea for decency in pop culture Watching both of my parents deal with the deaths of their mothers this year, I have come to realize When is this evil going to sex, humans behaving sooooo for supporting these things? if I’m fortunate enough to continue a long and stop? Stick with me for a bit badly!!!! PLEASE think about this healthy life, that one day I will be in their shoes, PLEASE! How many people have seen and hopefully as a society we making funeral arrangements and dealing with Think objectively about this type of thing their EN- can change all of it. everything that’s left behind when someone we love the subjects of MANY of the TIRE LIVES and we are sur- passes away. BILLION DOLLAR movies, TV prised at their behavior??????? Mary Jane Pride In the busyness of life with school and work and shows, music, etc!!! Violence, Are we not ALL responsible Rickman doctor’s appointments and birthday parties, I’ve been guilty of not slowing down for the people who matter most in my life. I used to feel that my whole life was ahead of me, that I’d have all the time in the world to listen to the stories of my grandparents, and now I’ll never hear A tale of two universities them speak another word. I’m fortunate to have had two sets of grandpar- When I read about the fi ring nate mistakes. be in fi nancial distress ents who were involved in my life, and I will miss of UT Chancellor Beverly For $339,000 TTU Philip Old- Did President Oldham get them and think of them often, especially now as I Davenport I was struck by ham, “It was the best of times.” fi red for all these transgres- am lucky enough to have children of my own. the similarities between TTU (He was being considered sions? President Oldham and her, and for a fi ve-year extension of his Chairman of the Board of Lindsay McReynolds is managing editor of the Herald- Charles Dickens’ “A Tale of contract by the Board of Trust- Trustees, Tom Jones, who Citizen. Her email address is lindsay.mcreynolds@ Two Cities.” This is “A Tale of ees.) Among his transgres- swore to “run this University herald-citizen.com. Two Universities.” sions, during the past three like a business,” did exactly as For the $585,000 UT Dav- years, as noted by the Faculty he swore: enport, “It was the worst of Senate: Ignoring the transgressions times.” (1) appointing persons w/o of the President and an AAUP She was excoriated and fi red, proper credentials to some key faculty survey resulting in an Moderately Confused in a scathing letter, for her per- posts at exorbitant salaries, e.g. “no confi dence” in him, Tom formance evaluation for the Bharat Soni. $300,000+ Jones said he had full confi - 2017 year (2) inserting academic pro- dence in Oldham and his vision Among her transgressions: grams without proper academ- for the University. The Board (1) lack of trust, collabo- ic procedure. extended Oldham’s contract for ration, communication and (3) failing to share in govern- fi ve (5) years. transparency. ing matters. For $339,000 TTU Philip Old- (2) refusal to accept coaching (4) through administrative ham, indeed, “it was the best of (3) unwillingness to accept mismanagement times.” value of UT system a. causing 19 persons to lose (4) unwillingness to acknowl- their jobs Earl R. Hutchison, Ph.D. edge responsibility for subordi- b. causing the University to Cookeville

Beware of barbecue bugs

What ever happened to the Institute warns that high-tem- don’t even off er cholesterol, sat- good old days when the worst perature grilling of processed urated fats, drugs, or pesticides things we had to fear on Memo- meats produces cancer-causing like their animal-based alterna- rial Day were traffi c jams and compounds. tives. And, they are waiting for indigestion? Do we really need to choose us in the frozen food section of Folks setting to break out between food poisoning and our neighborhood supermarket, their outdoor grill this Memorial cancer? along with nut-based milks, ice Day face a nasty choice. If they Luckily, a bunch of enter- creams, and other dairy-free undercook their hamburgers, prising food processors have desserts. hot dogs, and chicken nuggets, met this challenge head-on by This Memorial Day, let’s stay their family and friends may developing a great variety of safe on the roads, but let’s ex- face food poisoning by E. coli healthful, delicious plant-based tend the safety net to our family and Salmonella bacteria. The veggie burgers, veggie dogs, and barbecue grill. U.S. Meat and Poultry Hotline soy nuggets. These products advises raising the temperature. don’t harbor nasty bugs or can- Clayton Herkner But our own National Cancer cer-causing compounds. They Cookeville HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, May 23, 2018 — A5 LOCAL/NATION

Obituaries

Ronald Lee 1 p.m. at Bethel Church friend, Ron Morrison of Frank Kenneth He was a Teamster with great-grandchildren; and Herndon Cemetery in Abingdon, Cookeville. Herald Ready Mix in Detroit. loving caregiver, Tammi Virginia. In lieu of fl owers, the Frank enjoyed golf and Young. Ronald passed away family request dona- BAXTER — Graveside riding his lawn mower. In addition to his par- Saturday, May 19, 2018, tions be made to Presley service and interment for He was an avid sports ents, he was preceded in at his home in Cookev- Funeral Home to help Frank Kenneth Herald, fan, going to local sport- death by an infant sister, ille, following extended with funeral expenses. 87, of Baxter, will be ing events and watching Mary Ruth Herald; and illness. You may share your Wednesday, May 23, at on TV. He was a passion- brothers, Ralph Herald He was born Tuesday, thoughts or send condo- 1:30 p.m. at Palmer Ceme- ate Atlanta Braves fan. and Hunter “Howard” Oct. 17, 1967, in Johnson lences to the family by tery in Silver Point. Survivors include his Herald. City, to the late Calvin visiting www.presleyfu- The family is receiving wife of 69 years (married Active pallbearers will Herndon and France neralhome.com. friends at the Baxter Sept. 18, 1948, in Rossville, be Kevin, Justin, Kelly, Arlene Keen Herndon. Professional services chapel of Hooper-Hud- Georgia), Wanda Ash- Jason, Kyle, and Kris He is survived by his provided by Presley Fu- dleston & Horner Funer- burn Herald of Baxter; Herald. wife, Crystal Herndon; neral Home, 528-1044. al Home today, Wednes- daughter, Carol (Richard) Harold Ralph Maynard daughters, Courtney day, May 23, from 10 Biniecki of Cookeville; will offi ciate. Herndon of Bristol, a.m. until 1 p.m. We will sons, Donnie (Jenny) Baxter chapel of Hoop- VIRGINIA — Grave- and Chasity Herndon leave the funeral home in Herald of Cookeville, Jeff er-Huddleston & Horner side services and inter- of Cookeville; step-son, procession at 1 p.m. to the (Joetta) Herald of Baxter, Funeral Home is in ment for Ronald Lee Cory Riner of St. Paul, cemetery. and Rod Herald of Deca- charge of arrangements, Herndon, 50, will be held Virginia; 16 brothers Mr. Herald died Mon- tur, Alabama; brother, 858-2134. You may share Wednesday, May 23, at and sisters; and best day morning, May 21, Dwight (Sue) Herald of your thoughts and memo- 2018, at his home. Cookeville; grandchil- ries at www.hhhfunerals. He was born Nov. 12, dren, Allisa (T.J.) Fetco, com. 1930, in the Cherry Hill Kevin (Andrea) Herald, Ruby Jane Wilder the late Ellis and Betty parents, Ruby was community of DeKalb Kelly Herald and partner Johnson. preceded in death by County, to the late Nulin Victoria Edmonds, Kyle COOKEVILLE — Ruby was a loving her husband, Willard and Maggie Maynard Herald, Kris (Tish) Her- Ruby Jane Wilder, 87, of wife, mom, and maw- Wilder. Herald. ald, Justin Herald and Cookeville, passed from maw. In lieu of fl owers, He retired as operator partner Stephen Curtis, this life Tuesday, May She was a hairdress- donations are asked to engineer public relations Jason (Jordan) Herald, 22, 2018, at Bethesda er for 15 years. Ruby be made to Alzheimer’s in pipeline construction. and Betty Herald; 15 Health Care Center in was a member of State Tennessee, Inc. ,Cum- Cookeville, Tennessee. Line Baptist Church in berlands Offi ce,1459 Funeral services Kingsport for more than Interstate Dr. Suite 211, Lonnie Dale Spivey Funeral Home. Burial Monday, May 21, 2018, at for Ruby Jane Wilder 30 years and when she Cookeville, TN 38501. will be in Pleasant Hill Cookeville Regional Medi- will be held Thursday, moved to Cookeville she To sign the online GAINESBORO-Funeral Cemetery. cal Center. May 24, at the chapel attended Stevens Street guestbook and to send services for Lonnie Dale The family will receive Anderson-Upper Cum- of Crest Lawn Funeral Baptist Church. the family a message Spivey, 64, of Gainesboro, friends Thursday, May berland Funeral Home Home at 7 p.m. Private She was a Sunday please visit www.crest- will be held at 1 p.m. 24, from 4-8 p.m. at the is in charge of arrange- graveside services will school teacher for more lawnmemorial.com. Friday, May 25, at Ander- funeral home. ments, 931-268-1550. be held Friday, May 25, than 40 years. Arrangements en- son-Upper Cumberland Mr. Spivey passed away at Crest Lawn Memorial Ruby loved her per- trusted to Crest Lawn Cemetery. sonal walk with God. Funeral Home, 526-6384. The family will Ruby is survived by Jeanne Marie at her home. is in charge of arrange- receive friends from daughter, Judy and Granato Jeanne chose cremation ments, 526-6384. 5-7 p.m. on Thursday, Richard Dyer; son, Jer- and the family followed May 24, at Crest Lawn ry and Kimberly Wilder; OHIO — Jeanne Marie her wishes. A celebration Funeral Home. grandchildren, Denice Granato, 81, of Cookeville, of her life will be held at a Ruby was born Sun- and Patrick Rinks; and and formerly of Tampa, later date in Dayton, Ohio. day, Nov. 16, 1930, in great-grandchild, Alex Florida, passed away Crest Lawn Funeral Sneedville, Tennessee, Rinks. Wednesday, May 16, 2018, Home-Cremation Center she was the daughter of In addition to her Energy wells plugged as Hawaii’s volcano sends lava nearby PAHOA, Hawaii (AP) madge Magno. Offi cials, the past several weeks — Production wells at a however, have not dis- to nearly 50, including geothermal plant under cussed specifi c scenar- dozens of homes. The threat by lava fl owing ios that would lead to latest was a warehouse from Hawaii’s Kilauea such an emergency. adjacent to the Puna volcano have been Puna Geothermal, plant, Hawaii County plugged to prevent toxic owned by Nevada’s Or- spokeswoman Janet gases from seeping out. mat Technologies, was Snyder told the Honolu- Lava from a near- shut down shortly after lu Star-Advertiser. The by, new volcanic vent Kilauea began spewing building was owned by entered, then stalled, on lava on May 3. the state and was used the 815-acre property The plant harnesses in geothermal research where the Puna Geo- heat and steam from the projects in the early thermal Venture wells earth’s core to spin tur- days of the site. occupy around 40 acres. bines to generate power. Native Hawaiians Residents have been A fl ammable gas called have long expressed concerned about haz- pentane is used as part frustration with the ards if the lava fl owed of the process, though plant since it came on- over the plant’s facili- offi cials earlier this line in 1989; they say it ties, or if heat generated month removed 50,000 is built on sacred land. would interact with gallons of the gas from Goddess of fi re, Pele, various chemicals used the plant to reduce the is believed to live on on-site. chance of explosions. Kilauea volcano, and the Ten wells were AP The plant has capacity plant itself is thought to “quenched,” which Flowers are placed on the road as a tribute to the Hawaiian volcano god- to produce 38 megawatts desecrate her name. cools them with enough dess Pele in the Leilani Estates subdivision near Pahoa, Hawaii. of electricity, providing Other residents have cold water to counter roughly one-quarter of voiced concerns over the pressure of volca- the Big Island’s daily health and safety. nic steam coming from hot despite the infusion al stopgap measure. the atmosphere. energy demand. Scientists, however, below, said Hawaii Gov. of water. “All wells are stable A spike in gas levels Lava destroyed a say the conditions on David Ige. Metal plugs in the at this point,” said Ige. could prompt a mass building near the plant Kilauea make it a good The last well was wells, which run as deep County offi cials are evacuation, said Hawaii late Monday, bringing site for harnessing the plugged with mud, as 8,000 feet under- also monitoring various County Civil Defense the total number of earth for renewable because it had remained ground, are an addition- gases that may leak into Administrator Tal- structures overtaken in energy. Wyoming makes rush for hyped new tech, results still virtual CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) only a small fraction of more accurate fi les on fossil fuels account for later are likely to be reg- “It’s taking a sort of — Block Chain Gang LLC, them exist as more than transactions and share- 20 percent of Wyoming’s ulated by federal law and pro-business stance, Crypto Cowboy, Some- electronic paperwork. holders. The other two economy, more than any the U.S. Securities and which is great in some thing Something Block- Wyoming is willing to facilitate cryptocurrency other state, and the indus- Exchange Commission, respects,” said Clyde chain LLC: Based on the fi nd out. In March, Gov. trading and exempt cryp- try’s recent weakness has which take precedence Tinnen, a blockchain names of dozens of new Matt Mead signed four tocurrency from property saddled the state with a over state securities laws attorney with the Withers companies registering to blockchain-friendly bills tax — a measure more $500 million defi cit. and regulations. Bergman law fi rm. set up shop in Wyoming, that arguably make the symbolic than anything Other states hoping the state’s eff ort to lure least-populated state because Wyoming doesn’t to lure tech companies the latest tech craze ap- friendlier to the technolo- have property taxes. with blockchain-friendly pears to be paying off . gy than any other. “If you can grab that laws include Arizona and Proponents say block- One new law exempts tiger by the tail, your ad- Tennessee, which also chain — the ledger where certain types of block- vantage over other states will now let businesses transactions of digital chain tokens, or cryp- is tremendous,” said state use blockchain for re- currencies, like bitcoin, tocurrencies issued to Rep. Tyler Lindholm, a cord-keeping. are recorded — could be people who invest in tech Republican rancher and One potential prob- the kick in the pants Wyo- startups, from state secu- electrician who sponsored lem in Wyoming: Under ming needs to attract tech rities laws. the bills. the U.S. Constitution’s businesses and diversify Another allows busi- The stakes are high as supremacy clause, block- its economy beyond fossil nesses incorporated in Wyoming struggles with chain tokens sooner or fuels. Wyoming to use block- low prices for oil and As for how many of chain for record-keeping, natural gas and weak these new businesses promising easier and demand for coal. The Features: will get off the ground in • • SaniSani RinseRinse Model# KUDS30IXSS Wyoming or anywhere • • ProPro ScrubScrub else, time will tell. So far, Wills, Living Trusts Tired of renting your own & Estate Planning property? Let us do it for you! 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Call 526-2424. — President Don- prove legislation rolling camps when the Senate nam, White, Overton workshops, active/inac- May 27 ald Trump indicated back the Dodd-Frank law, voted 67-31 to approve it & Jackson counties. tive military & families Judd Cemetery Wednesday that he’s notching a legislative win in March. To be included, call free admission Sunday. On Holladay Road. eager to sign a bill that for Trump, who made The bill raises the 526-9715 & ask for the Visit https://jammi- Decoration Day. Dona- would dismantle a chunk gutting the landmark law threshold at which banks newsroom secretary nathippiejacks.com. tions for upkeep may of the rules framework a campaign promise. are deemed so big and or email calendar@ May 24 be sent to J.C. McDan- for banks, installed to Legislation, pushed plugged into the fi nancial herald-citizen.com. Be Dance iel, 1922 Vivian Drive, prevent recurrence of by Wall Street banks as grid that if one were to sure to include your 6:30-9:30 p.m. Cookev- Cookeville, TN 38501. the 2008 fi nancial crisis well as regional banks fail it would cause major name & number as ille Community Center. Smellage Cemetery that brought millions of and smaller institu- havoc. well as a time, date & Diff erent bands every Decoration Day. Ser- lots jobs and foreclosed tions, garnered 33 votes Those banks are sub- location of the event. week. Mostly country & a vice at 10 a.m. homes. from House Democrats. ject to stricter capital and Deadline for Tues- little bit of rock & roll. $5 May 28 The House voted Similarly, the bill splin- planning requirements. day-Friday’s paper is entry fee. TTU Chess Club noon the day before. Line Dancing Mondays 7 p.m., Room Deadline for Sunday is Class at 1 p.m. Bax- 342, TTU Roaden Univ. HE ARKET IN EVIEW noon Friday. Deadline ter Senior Center, 101 Center. Everyone wel- T M R for Monday is 3 p.m. Elmore Town Road. $3/ come. Call Paul 372-3118, Friday. Church-related class. Call 858-5657. or [email protected]. STOCK EXCHANGE HIGHLIGHTS DAILY DOW JONES items are published in May 25 Line Dance a separate calendar in Train Tales Mondays, Cane Creek Dow Jones industrials 25,120 NYSE the Religion section 10:30 a.m. Cookeville Recreation Center, line dd Close: 24,834.41 24,720 12,766.65 -37.36 Change: -178.88 (-0.7%) each Friday. Deadline Depot Museum. Free dance class 1 p.m. for $3. 24,320 10 DAYS GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) 27,200 for church calendar activity for preschool Call 528-5053. Name Last Chg %Chg items is noon Wednes- children. Call 520-5455. Memorial Day 26,400 AEqInvLf 32.28 +3.26 +11.2 day. Blood Drive Celebration at Whit- OneSmart n 12.05 +1.00 +9.0 25,600 TeekOffsh 2.83 +.22 +8.4 May 23-May 25 10 a.m.-2 p.m. First taker Park, Monterey. 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Tennessee Livestock (AP) — Reported auctions on Monday steady. 700-800 lbs 122.00-138.00. at Dickson and Unionville. Feeder steers/bulls steady to 6.00 low- Bulls Medium and Large 1-2: 400-500 Receipts: 1,968. Last Week 2,010. Last er, instances 10.00 lower. Feeder heifers lbs 137.00-165.00; 500-600 lbs 129.00- Year 1,779 steady to 6.00 lower. 148.00; 600-700 lbs 120.00-135.00; Compared to the same sales last Slaughter Cows Boners 80-85 pct lean 700-800 lbs 105.00-124.00. Heifers week: 46.00-59.50; Slaughter Cows Lean 85-90 Medium and Large 1-2: 300-400 lbs Dickson: Slaughter cows/bulls steady. pct lean 42.00-57.00; Slaughter Bulls 140.00-158.00; 400-500 lbs 127.00- Feeder steers 3.00 to 10.00 lower. 1100-2200 lbs 73.00-84.00. 146.00; 500-600 lbs 120.00-140.00; Feeder bulls 2.00 to 7.00 lower. Feeder Steers Medium and Large 1-2: 300- 600-700 lbs 118.00-130.00; 700-800 lbs heifers under 500 lbs 5.00 to 8.00 lower, 400 lbs 154.00-180.00; 400-500 lbs 116.00-125.00. over 500 lbs 2.00 to 3.00 lower. 152.00-170.00; 500-600 lbs 142.00- Source: Tennessee Dept of Ag-USDA Unionville: Slaughter cows/bulls mostly 160.00; 600-700 lbs 131.00-146.00; Market News, Nashville HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, May 23, 2018 — A7 NATION US, South Korea work to keep summit on track WASHINGTON (AP) — The United between the two Koreas, as well as of securing Korean stability — and States and South Korea are laboring to concern whether the self-proclaimed perhaps a Nobel Peace Prize. keep the highly anticipated U.S. sum- dealmaker can deliver a nuclear ac- Trump suggested the summit could mit with North Korea on track, even cord with the North’s Kim Jong Un. be delayed rather than canceled: “It after President Donald Trump abrupt- Seated in the Oval Offi ce with Moon may not work out for June 12, but ly said “there’s a very substantial Jae-in Tuesday, Trump said Kim had there is a good chance that we’ll have chance” it won’t happen as scheduled. not met unspecifi ed “conditions” for the meeting.” South Korean President Moon Jae- the summit. However, the president He did not detail the conditions he in reminded Trump Tuesday of the also said he believed Kim was “seri- had laid out for Kim but said if they sky-high stakes, saying, “The fate and ous” about negotiations, and Moon aren’t met, “we won’t have the meet- the future of the Korean Peninsula expressed “every confi dence” in ing.” Press Secretary Sarah Sanders hinge” on the meeting. Trump’s ability to hold the summit said Trump was referring to a commit- The June 12 summit, planned for and bring about peace. ment to seriously discuss denuclear- Singapore, off ers a historic chance for “I have no doubt that you will be ization. peace on the peninsula — but also the able to ... accomplish a historic feat Skepticism about the North’s inten- risk of an epic diplomatic failure that that no one had been able to achieve in tions have mounted in recent weeks would allow the North to revive and the decades past,” Moon said. after Kim’s government pulled out of advance its nuclear weapons program. U.S. offi cials said preparations planned peace talks with the South U.S. offi cials say preparations are for the summit were still underway last week, objecting to long-sched- still underway. Secretary of State despite recent pessimism — and uled joint military exercises between Mike Pompeo, who is appearing privately suggested there would be U.S. and South Korean forces. The Wednesday before the House Foreign additional public maneuvering as both North also threatened to abandon the Aff airs Committee, said, “We’re driv- sides seek to maximize their leverage. planned Trump-Kim meeting over U.S. AP ing on.” Both parties to the talks are invested insistence on rapidly denuclearizing President Donald Trump listens during Trump’s newfound hesitation in holding the meeting, with Kim the peninsula, issuing a harshly word- a meeting with South Korean President appeared to refl ect recent setbacks in seeing an opportunity for internation- ed statement that the White House Moon Jae-In in the Oval Offi ce. eff orts to bring about reconciliation al legitimacy and Trump the prospect dismissed as a negotiating ploy. Democrats relieved after Texas candidate loses House runoff

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — National to gain traction against Republican sions of ousting Abbott in Novem- Democrats breathed a sigh of relief Gov. Greg Abbott in November. ber, Valdez’s win spared the party after a liberal outsider lost her run- Lupe Valdez is the fi rst openly gay from putting at the top of their tick- off in a high stakes U.S. House race and fi rst Latina gubernatorial can- et Houston businessman Andrew for one of three Republican-held didate in Texas. But she’s faltered White, a moderate who personally seats they hope to fl ip this Novem- on the campaign trail with basic opposes abortion. ber in the deep red state. policy issues while failing to win “Tonight is a victory for all of us The most-watched race of the endorsement of some Hispan- who are fi ghting for a stronger and Tuesday’s Texas primary runoff s ic activists because of her past fairer Texas. A tolerant and diverse saw liberal activist Laura Moser cooperation with federal immigra- Texas. A Texas where the everyday defeated by Lizzie Pannill Fletcher, tion agents while serving as Dallas person has a voice and a fair shot — a former Planned Parenthood board County sheriff . just as I had,” said Valdez, who once member. The result was cheered Both outcomes soothed party picked green beans as a migrant by the party establishment, who nerves in a slate of runoff s Tues- farmworker. saw Moser’s as an unelectable drag day night that otherwise unfolded In Congress, Fletcher’s win was on their chances of retaking the with little fanfare in Texas, which one of three Texas primary runoff s AP House. remained shaken by a high school that are key to whether Democrats Lizzie Pannill Fletcher, a Democrat candidate for Democrats also nominated a shooting that killed 10 people just as can fl ip the minimum 24 GOP-held the 7th Congressional District, hugs supporter candidate for governor who breaks early voting ended last week. seats they’ll need to seize a House Annie Arnoult as she arrives to vote in the primary barriers but is expected to struggle While Democrats have few illu- majority in November. runoff in Houston. GOP candidates for Georgia governor ready for runoff ATLANTA (AP) — Stacey Abrams At his Athens watch Abrams secured the Democratic nom- personally profi ted. She has denied the got immediate accolades and atten- party, Kemp told ination, becoming the fi rst woman to do allegations. tion nationally as Georgia Democrats supporters, “I want so. She will face the winner of the July Abrams got a last-minute boost with nominated her for the state’s top job, but to thank you all, our 24 GOP runoff . an endorsement—in the form of a 60-sec- any focus on her chances becoming the thousands of support- Abrams beat former state Rep. Stacey ond robo-call—from Hillary Clinton. nation’s fi rst black female governor fi rst ers around the state, for Evans in a race featuring two former In the Republican race, Cagle and has to wait for her Republican opponent helping us punch our legislative colleagues tussling over ethics Kemp beat three GOP rivals in a race who won’t be settled for another two ticket to the runoff .” accusations and their respective records characterized by strong support for gun months. At a gathering in on education. rights and tough talk on immigration. With votes still being tallied, Lt. Gov. Abrams Gainesville, Cagle told Abrams campaign was plagued by The fi eld was all white men: former Casey Cagle and Secretary of State the crowd: “It’s great to allegations of ethics violations, includ- legislators, offi ceholders and business- Brian Kemp largely skipped the cele- come in fi rst place. We’ve got a lot more ing that she reimbursed herself money men, some with decades of political brations and pivoted directly to talk of a to be done.” from campaign accounts without record experience and others positioning runoff contest that will decide who faces “We are right where we need to be in and that she used campaign resources themselves as outsiders challenging the Abrams in November. terms of this runoff ,” Cagle said. to promote book sales from which she establishment. Cohen partner pleads guilty in deal requiring cooperation NEW YORK (AP) — charged him with pocket- tors probing In announcing the deal, offi ce and hotel room as campaign offi cials and A longtime business ing $5 million in mandato- Cohen’s the attorney general’s part of a monthslong Russians. partner of President ry, per-ride transportation fi nancial offi ce made no mention probe into the Trump Cohen has emerged in Donald Trump’s personal fees. dealings. of potential cooperation, fi xer’s fi nances, including recent months at the cen- lawyer Michael Cohen, For years, Freidman His lawyer, saying that Freidman his dealings in the taxi ter of controversies facing whose business dealings has managed hundreds of Patrick would be required to pay industry, according to Trump, most notably are being scrutinized taxi medallions, the phys- Egan, back the money he was court papers and people for his role facilitating a by federal prosecutors, ical plates affi xed to cabs Cohen declined to charged with pocketing, familiar with the investi- $130,000 payment to porn pleaded guilty on Tues- that owners are required discuss the including $500,000 within gation. star Stormy Daniels just day in a state tax fraud to display, including more deal and said he couldn’t 30 days of his plea. The case was referred days before Election Day. case that requires him to than two dozen owned by comment on what the The person familiar to Manhattan federal Trump denies having cooperate in any ongoing Cohen, Trump’s long- plea “indicates regarding with the case wasn’t prosecutors by Robert an aff air with Daniels, investigation, according time fi xer. The two men, any case other than my authorized to publicly Mueller, the special whose real name is Steph- to a person briefed on the both lawyers, also have client’s.” discuss it and spoke to counsel overseeing the anie Cliff ord. But she and deal. been close personally for Cohen’s attorney didn’t The Associated Press on investigation into Russia’s her publicity-friendly at- Yellow cab magnate decades — Freidman told return phone and email condition of anonymity. interference in the 2016 torney have pressed their Evgeny “Gene” Freid- the real estate publication messages seeking com- FBI agents last month presidential election and case in courtrooms in Los man, the so-called Taxi the Real Deal last Febru- ment. raided Cohen’s home, contacts between Trump Angeles and in New York. King of New York, plead- ary that Cohen helped ed guilty to a single count him name his eldest son. of tax fraud in an Albany Still, it wasn’t imme- courthouse, almost a diately clear what if any year after state prosecu- information Freidman tors and tax authorities could provide to investiga-

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▶DEAR ABBY ▶WHERE WE ARE Adult What’s daughter a loose- interrupts The GFWC neck? Cookeville Ju- nior Woman’s Look what I found. mom’s life Club, through the My little kids will love DEAR ABBY: I’m 54. My eff orts of their them,” my friend said. 28-year-old daughter, Sarah, Arts Committee, “Five college girlfriends lives with me. Our issue is were happy to and I were eating lunch and MY sex life. deliver 18 Teach- sharing our shopping fi nds I have a long-term live-in er Appreciation at The Sponge Docks near boyfriend, Baskets to local Tarpon Springs, Florida. Jo and we enjoy teachers this past set six little wooden-like crit- each other in month. From left: ters on our table. Each would many ways. Angie Crawford, fi t in the palm of a toddler’s We try to be Club Treasurer hand and no two were the quiet while and Arts Commit- same animal. we’re enjoy- tee member with All had long twig-like ing each other Christy Shepard necks that physically, but wobbled side Dear from Northeast evidently we Elementary. to side from Abby are not quiet hollow bod- enough. Sarah ies and black complains dot eyes whenever we make any and bright- kind of noise that she even Susan ly colored suspects might be sexual in PBS kicks off the Great American Read bodies with nature. She has accused me Ray designs. of having sex when we were WCTE/ Upper Cumber- the library and pick up a on September8. Stop by the We blew only talking. land PBS kicksoff a summer list of America’s 100 most booth, hosted by the Putnam gently to make their necks It might seem reasonable reading program with a loved books. Findout if your County Library System, and and heads rock. These happy to have sex only when Sarah PBS system wide initiative favorite book is on the list check outthe booklist and get looking little creatures made isn’t home, but she’s home that exploresand celebrates and look for WCTE’s The a free children’s book donat- us laugh. very often at night. Due to the diversity of thought, Great American Read display ed by The Children’s Read- “What are these? Where menopause, I have limited perspective and experienc- in the LibraryBranches ingFoundation of the Upper did you get them?” I asked. windows of time without es of Americathrough the in Cookeville, Baxter, Al- Cumberland while supplies These were the perfect gifts pain that I even want sex. treasured literary classics good and Monterey. A PBS last. to take my little kids, my She’s living with me to try to and contemporary titles. KIDS Read reading list for Beginning May 22nd fans Grands. bank enough money to buy WCTE/PBS is collaborating kids ages 2-8 will beavail- can goto The Great Ameri- I was surprised to see more her own house, and I support with The PutnamCounty able at each branch. can Read website and vote than a thousand Loose-Necks that. Am I wrong to continue Library System and TUTCO TUTCO has partnered for the book theywant named displayed in a small souve- to enjoy relations with my Inc. to promote The Great with WCTE and the Ready the most loved book of nir shop. Wobbly-necked boyfriend when my daughter American Read in the Upper toLearn initiative to gather them all. The winning book, little animals set on shelves is home? —FRUSTRATED Cumberland. books for Putnam County America’s Most Loved Novel, everywhere. Turtles. Gi- MOM IN COLORADO The Putnam County Li- School students. TUTCOem- will berevealed during the raff es. Penquins. Snails. Fish. DEAR MOM: No, you are brary System is partneringto ployees are collecting books documentary’s fi nal episode Dinosaurs. Aardvarks. Pigs. not wrong. You and your promote the free Summer through May to share with in October 2018. And more and more turtles, daughter are both adults. Reading Program that kicks students to help stopthe Go to the TGAR homepage which were the original and She’s a guest in YOUR home. off on May 24 in theChil- summer learning slide. to discover how many ofthe are the most common design. While most “children” are dren’s Library located at 50 WCTE will have TheGreat 100 books you have read. None exactly the same. Fold- uncomfortable when con- E Broad St Cookeville from American Read Booth at the http://www.pbs.org/the- ed notecards on shelves told fronted with the reality that 9:00 am to 3:00 pm.Stop by 2018 Stations of Imagination great-american-read/home/ how they were created. their parents have sex lives, Loose-necks are made she should not be comment- from the pits of limoncillo ing on or regulating yours. If fruits. Farmers in southern she can’t adapt to that reality, King honored at PEN American gala Mexico harvest the fruit in she should live elsewhere. It late summer, usually August. may take her longer to aff ord NEW YORK (AP) — Ste- PEN also & Schuster, which releases After removing or eating the her own house, but you will phen King has been present- honored King’s books, was the PEN sweet, jelly-like fruit, they lay all be more comfortable. ed an award by PEN America student ac- America “Publisher Honor- the limocillo pits out to dry. DEAR ABBY: I have a for literary service. tivists from ee.” Then the surface of each pit lifelong friend who lives back The author received his the Florida PEN’s annual fundraising is sanded to make it smooth in my old hometown. We’ve prize Tuesday night from high school gala was held at the Amer- and the bottom fl atten. A known each other since Morgan Freeman, who where 17 ican Museum of Natural pick and tiny scoop are used childhood. “Ivy” is a lovely starred in the fi lm adaptation people were History, where attendees in- to clean the core of the hard woman who was dealt a very of King’s “The Shawshank fatally shot cluded novelist Margaret At- pits. diffi cult hand in life. She was Redemption.” King was King in February wood, actors Michael Doug- The Loose-Necks’ small disabled in her 30s and raised praised by PEN, the literary and two las and Catherine Zeta-Jones heads and necks are carved four children alone after her and human rights organi- journalists and Pulitzer Prize-winning from real wood and each husband took off . Things zation, as an advocate for imprisoned in Myanmar. novelist and PEN president head is painted with a black have always been tough for literacy and free expression. CEO Carolyn Reidy of Simon Jennifer Egan. pinpoint eyes. Legs and a tail her fi nancially. Because I’ve are attached to the pit. The been in a better position, I try entire body is then coated to help her when I can. with a protective seal and Four years ago, her eldest when it dries, the real art- child died, and Ivy adopted Fearless author Philip Roth dies at 85 work begins. her two grandsons. The boys Each little animal is hand are now in their teens and, NEW YORK (AP) — Philip raw liver or “American Pastoral.” He painted bright colors and thank goodness, they love Roth, the prize-winning nov- indulging was in his 20s when he won decorated with intricate de- and adore their grandma. But elist and fearless narrator of romantic fan- his fi rst award and awed signs. Flowers. Dots. Lines. Ivy gets no support from the sex, death, assimilation and tasies about critics and fellow writers by Circles. Abstract drawings. system or her family. I want fate, from the comic madness Anne Frank. producing some of his most None exactly the same. to help more, but my fi nanc- of “Portnoy’s Complaint” In “The Plot acclaimed novels in his 60s I was taken back to think es are tenuous because I’m to the elegiac lyricism of Against and 70s, including “The Hu- how much time and eff ort disabled, too. “American Pastoral,” died America,” man Stain” and “Sabbath’s went into making one little She lives in a state that Tuesday night at age 85. published Theater,” a savage narrative animal. The gathering, hasn’t yet recovered from Roth’s literary agent, An- Roth in 2004, he of lust and mortality he con- drying, sanding. Cutting out the recession, so there are drew Wylie, said the author placed his sidered his fi nest work. the heads, legs, and tail from few government resources died in a New York City own family He identifi ed himself as wood. Attaching the head available. We talk every week hospital of congestive heart under the anti-Semitic reign an American writer, not a with a tiny rubber band so and she’s almost always failure. of President Charles Lind- Jewish one, but for Roth, the that it wobbled. And then depressed. What can I say or The author of more than bergh. In 2010, in “Nemesis,” American experience and the painting. do to help her? —FOREVER 25 books, Roth was a fi erce he subjected his native New Jewish experience were often “Are these really only one FRIEND IN FLORIDA satirist and uncompromising Jersey to a polio epidemic. the same. While predeces- dollar?” I asked the sales DEAR FRIEND: I am sure realist, confronting readers He was among the great- sors such as Saul Bellow and clerk. My friend had told me the emotional support you in a bold, direct style that est writers never to win the Bernard Malamud wrote of the price and I saw a price provide by giving her the scorned false sentiment or Nobel Prize. But he received the Jews’ painful adjustment sign, but I was stunned that chance to vent has—and will hopes for heavenly reward. virtually every other literary from immigrant life, Roth’s something that required so continue to be—very helpful. He was an atheist who swore honor, including two Nation- characters represented the much hands-on labor would However, it’s time your friend allegiance to earthly imag- al Book Awards, two Nation- next generation. Their fi rst be this cheap. investigated what fi nancial ination, whether devising al Book Critics Circle prizes language was English, and The clerk nodded. “Or six resources ARE in place for pornographic functions for and, in 1998, the Pulitzer for they spoke without accents. for fi ve dollars,” she said. minors and disabled adults This was supposed to be a in her state because she may fi ve-minute and on-the-way- be pleasantly surprised. If out-of-town stop, but I saun- she’s unable to do that, you Comcast v. Disney: a fight for Fox tered around the store to could go online and assist her choose twelve Loose-Necks. in doing the research. Please PHILADELPHIA (AP) — had $60 billion to challenge Comcast said Wednesday “Choose another. You get 13 consider it. Comcast may make an off er Disney. that it’s in the “advanced for $10,” the clerk said. DEAR ABBY: What does for Twenty-First Century Disney’s $52.4 billion bid stages” of preparing its bid. Now I have Loose-Necks it mean when your ex-wife Fox, potentially putting it in would go a long way in allow- The Philadelphia company all around our house. When leaves a frozen pie at your a head-to-head bidding war ing it to better compete with said the structure and terms my Grands visit, they blow door but doesn’t even ac- with Disney. technology companies in of its off er would be at least to make the Loose-Necks’ knowledge your invitation to Comcast Corp. on Wednes- the entertainment business. as favorable as Disney’s. heads wobble and we laugh. stop by and have a slice when day did not provide specifi c Any tie-up would put in its A potential transaction I’m pretty sure I like these it is cooked? —MIKE IN details on a bid, other than stable more Marvel super- with either Disney or Com- little critters more than they MONTANA to say that it would be all heros, as well as the studios cast would not include the do. I love that something so DEAR MIKE: Consider cash and at a premium to the that produced the Avatar Fox News Channel, Fox Busi- simple brings smiles and the symbolism in a pie that is value of Disney’s current all- movies, “The Simpsons” and ness Network, Fox Broad- giggles. frozen. It probably means she stock off er. “Modern Family.” Disney casting Company and certain wanted you to know that she The Wall Street Journal would control Fox’s cable and other assets. Susan Ray is a Cookeville thought of you, but you’re and others reported earlier international TV businesses Comcast’s stock fell 2 per- writer. Read her blog online at still out in the cold. this month that Comcast as well. cent in premarket trading. http://susanrray.com. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, May 23, 2018 — A9 ENTERTAINMENT

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- “He doesn’t want to hear these Nunes, an ardent Trump dent Donald Trump is increasing questions, if you don’t mind.” supporter, has been demanding the pressure on the Justice De- The comments came just before information on an FBI source in partment, declining to say wheth- White House press secretary Sar- the Russia investigation, according er he has confi dence in Deputy ah Huckabee Sanders announced to the Justice Department. Attorney General Rod Rosenstein that a meeting to allow House And Trump has taken up the after the White House negotiated Republicans to review highly clas- cause as the White House tries to rare access to classifi ed documents sifi ed information on the Russia combat the threat posed by special for Trump’s congressional allies. probe will happen Thursday. counsel Robert Mueller’s investi- Asked before a private meeting Sanders said FBI Director Chris- gation into potential ties between Tuesday with the president of topher Wray, National Intelligence Russia and the Trump campaign. South Korea if he has confi dence Director Dan Coats and Justice Trump said Tuesday it would in Rosenstein, who is overseeing Department offi cial Edward be a “disgrace” to the country if the special counsel’s Russia inves- O’Callaghan will meet with House it’s shown that the FBI had spies tigation, he told reporters to move Intelligence Committee Chairman in his campaign, and that would AP on to another question. Devin Nunes and House Oversight “make probably every political President Donald Trump talks to an offi cial as he “Excuse me, I have the president and Government Reform Chair- event ever look like small pota- departs the White House Tuesday. of South Korea here,” Trump said. man Trey Gowdy. toes.” Airlines obey Beijing’s demand to call Taiwan part of China SHANGHAI (AP) — British Airways, ry for China’s President Xi Jinping and a Taipei-based senior fellow with the to achieving their political objectives,” Lufthansa and Air Canada are among his ruling Communist Party’s nation- China Policy Institute and the Univer- Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Aff airs 20 carriers that now refer to Taiwan, alistic eff ort to force foreign companies sity of Nottingham’s Taiwan studies said in a statement to the AP. “We call the self-ruled island that Beijing to conform to their geopolitical vision, program. on all countries around the world to considers its territory, as a part of even in operations outside of China. “If Beijing does not encounter red stand together to uphold the freedom China on their global websites, in line Critics say China’s incremental push lines, it can only keep asking for more.” of speech and freedom to do business. with Beijing’s demands that the White to leverage its economic power to forge For Beijing, there is only one China We also call on private fi rms to col- House called “Orwellian nonsense,” new international norms — in this case and Taiwan, which has been a democ- lectively reject China’s unreasonable The Associated Press has found. regarding Taiwan’s status — creates racy since the 1990s, is part of it. The demands to change their designation of There are just three days left for doz- worrying precedents. People’s Republic of China and Taiwan ‘Taiwan’ to ‘Taiwan, China.’” ens of foreign airlines to decide wheth- Beyond fi ery missives there is little separated during a civil war in 1949. Xi has warned a Taiwanese envoy er to comply with Beijing’s orders or Washington can do to unify a fractured Washington offi cially recognizes Bei- that the issue of unifi cation cannot be face consequences that could cripple global response and eff ectively push jing rather than Taipei, but despite the put off indefi nitely, and the People’s their China business, including legal back against Beijing’s demands. lack of formal ties, the U.S. is legally Liberation Army has sent fi ghter sanctions. Many have already sided “What’s at stake is that we’re allow- bound to respond to threats to Taiwan planes near Taiwan’s coast. As China with Beijing. ing a revisionist regime with a terrible and is the island’s main supplier of steps up eff orts to isolate Taiwan dip- The spread of “Taiwan, China” on track record on freedom of speech to foreign military hardware.z lomatically, the list of multinationals the drop-down menus and maps of air- dictate what we say and write in our “We strongly object to China’s eff orts that have bent to Beijing’s will is long line websites represents another victo- own countries,” said J. Michael Cole, to bully, coerce, and threaten their way — and growing. US: Gov. employee in China reported strange sounds, pressure BEIJING (AP) — A U.S. gov- diplomats in Cuba who later where an American consulate U.S. government is taking these lomatic community or among ernment employee in southern fell ill. is located. reports seriously and has in- others. China reported abnormal In an emailed notice to “A U.S. government employ- formed its offi cial staff in China In Cuba, the U.S. reported sensations of sound and pres- American citizens in China, the ee in China recently reported of this event.” that some of its personnel and sure, the State Department said department it wasn’t currently subtle and vague, but abnor- The department said it wasn’t family members experienced a Wednesday, recalling similar known what caused the symp- mal, sensations of sound and aware of any similar situations range of ailments, some after experiences among American toms in the city of Guangzhou, pressure,” the notice said. “The in China, either within the dip- hearing an unusual sound. Herald-Citizen

Wednesday, May 23, 2018 SPORTS B Titans lean heavily The Hunted on young receivers in new system

BY TERESA M. WALKER Associated Press

NASHVILLE — The Tennessee Titans seem confi dent that their young wide receivers will quickly make an impact this year. Injuries limited Corey Davis in his rookie year last season and Tajae Sharpe missed his second consecutive season after re-injuring his right foot . Taywan Taylor, the third-round pick a year ago, had his production fall off after a promising start. Rishard Mat- thews is the lone true veteran going into his seventh NFL season. So far, the Titans have added only Herald-Citizen | File a pair of veteran receivers that have Tennessee Tech Head Coach Matt Bragga cheers his team on during a recent practice. Bragga and the a combined 59 NFL catches: Michael Golden Eagles are on their way to Oxford, Alabama for this week’s OVC tournament. Campanaro and Nick Williams. “After your rookie year, you’ve just got to go,” fi rst-year Titans coach Mike Vrabel said. “We’re counting on Corey, TTU enters OVC baseball tourney with we’re counting on Taywan, we’re counting on Tajae and all of the guys.” A vote of confi dence or simply ex- bull’s-eye on their backs pectations, Davis said it doesn’t matter to the receivers. “We’re going to come out here, and BY SCOTT WILSON Austin Peay at 11 a.m. CT. playing at 12:30 p.m. Southeast we’re going to do our job to the best of [email protected] “I think, honestly, you want to Missouri will play Murray State our ability,” Davis said. “Rishard’s a be the team with the bull’s-eye at 4 p.m. with the two lowest seeds competitor, Tajae, Taywan, we’re all The Tennessee Tech University on your back because that means among the losers in game 2, game going to come out here and compete baseball season has been nothing you’re good. You want to be the 3 and game 4 in the nightcap. day in and day out.” short of spectacular. After pro- team everybody says is the team “We’ve got a veteran team Titans controlling owner Amy ducing such a successful year in to beat,” said Tech coach Matt with a lot of good internal player Adams Strunk fi red coach Mike 2017 that saw the Golden Eagles Bragga. “We won the regular leadership and a lot of maturity,” Mularkey despite the franchise win- reach the regional tournament, season title and the tournament said Bragga. “Because of all of ning its fi rst playoff game in 14 years. Tech followed it up in 2018 with a title last year and we’ve won those factors and the fact that Tennessee replaced him with Vrabel, 46-7 campaign and a 27-3 slate in six championships in the last 10 we’ve been through it before, I who hired Matt LaFleur from the Los the Ohio Valley Conference. TTU years. That is pretty good. think we’re well-prepared for the Angeles Rams as his off ensive coordi- won the regular season title for “We probably do have the bull’s- tournament.” the second straight year, while eye on our backs, but we’re going The Tech coach did say his See NFL, Page B2 setting the mark for conference to go out and play as good as we team is coming into the tourna- wins in a season and a new school can play. If we do that, because ment battle tested. Even though record for overall victories. The we’re a pretty good team, we will no one really challenged them year, literally, was one for the give ourselves an opportunity to throughout the year, Bragga said record books. win the baseball game.” the Golden Eagles played consis- But for the Golden Eagles, the The tournament began Tues- tently well in pressure situations. job is not done. Tech opens play day afternoon with Murray State “I look at the 28-game winning Harden scores Thursday in the OVC tournament knocking off Eastern Illinois 15-5. streak, that was great for us,” at Choccolocco Park in Oxford, Today, Jacksonville State Uni- Bragga said. “Everybody was Alabama. TTU will play the versity will battle Austin Peay at always asking if we felt any pres- 30, Rockets winner of today’s game between 9 a.m. with Morehead State and even series at 2 Jacksonville State University and Eastern Kentucky University See TTU, Page B2 BY JANIE MCCAULEY Associated Press OAKLAND, Calif. — Chris Paul Cookeville soccer pounded the ball down demonstrative- ly on Stephen Curry’s home court in sheer delight. And maybe he sent a little message: comes to an end with These Rockets are for real and very much remain in the championship chase. 2-1 loss to Bearden Houston handled the defending champions in their hostile, imposing BY BEN CRAVEN the ball for a large majori- home arena and sustained the latest [email protected] ty of the fi rst half, and they second-half fl urry by Curry, getting 30 also struck fi rst in the 13th points from James Harden and anoth- MURFREESBORO minute. er 27 from Paul to even the Western — The Cookeville High A service from the cor- Conference fi nals at two games apiece School soccer team’s ner of the fi eld snaked past with a 95-92 victory Tuesday night. season has offi cially come a few CHS defenders, and a Curry scored 28 points and Kevin to an end as the Cavaliers Bearden striker on the oth- Durant added 27 points and 12 re- simply couldn’t make it er side of the box punched bounds but the Warriors missed their past the Bearden Bulldogs, it to the back of the net to fi nal fi ve shots from the fl oor and losing 2-1 in the fi rst round make it 1-0. their NBA-record postseason winning of the TSSAA State Tour- Possession was hard to streak at home ended at 16 games. nament at Richard Siegel come by for the next 20 The Rockets shook off a 41-point em- Park in Murfreesboro. minutes, but the Cavs fi nal- barrassment in Game 3, a 12-0 defi cit The game was a back- ly got their equalizer in the to start Tuesday and another big run and-forth aff air, but the 38th minute. With 2:27 on by the Warriors in the third, then won only goal of the second the clock, Ryan Lombardo it with defense down the stretch. half, scored by Bearden made his way up to the “We’re a team. We’re really good as a with 16 minutes left, front from the back line, team,” Harden said. proved to be the dagger. and took the ball into the Paul rebounded Klay Thompson’s “Everybody is pretty corner. Ben Craven | Herald-Citizen miss just before the fi nal buzzer bummed out,” CHS head He served the ball into Cookeville’s Tyson Williams battles a Bearden defender sounded for the fi rst time and celebrat- coach Sam Matson said. the penalty box, where it for a loose ball during action Tuesday night. ed in front of a stunned, yellow-clad “Based on 99.9 percent of was defl ected by a Bearden home crowd. A replay review ensued the game, we didn’t deserve defender. Josh Campbell and it was determined Shaun Liv- to lose, but that .1 percent was waiting by the defend- served goal. Unfortunately, ing service, but a Bearden ingston fouled Paul before the game when we made mistakes, er and poked the defl ected we couldn’t fi nd another.” defender got to it fi rst. His ended, so Paul made a free throw with a good team punishes you ball past the keeper to The second half went kick made it past the Cav- 0.5 seconds left. for it. make it 1-1. much like the fi rst, where alier defense and into the And he did it all playing on a tender “Bearden is traditional- “In the fi rst half, we were possession switched back- empty net for the fi nal goal foot. ly one of the best teams. playing a little nervous, and-forth. in the 64th minute. “A whole lot of treatment,” Paul They’re always a state-cal- but we kind of settled into Bearden kept the ball “We use our goalkeepers said. “It’s as good as it’s going to be iber team. I’m tired of the the game, especially after close to their attacking feet all the time, and he right now.” moral victories, but if not they scored,” Matson said. third for a large portion of just had a slightly heavy Curry couldn’t get off a final attempt for one mistake, we played “We were kind of like, ‘oh the half but the fi nal goal touch,” Matson said. before the buzzer. right there with them and yeah, we need to play soc- came from the middle of “He wasn’t able to direct Game 5 is Thursday night at Hous- arguably outplayed them cer now.’ We took more of the fi eld. CHS goalkeeper his clearance to where it at times.” a hold on the game at that Aron Cantu came out of See NBA, Page B2 The Bulldogs possessed point and got a well-de- the box to deliver a boom- See CHS, Page B2 B2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, May 23, 2018

SPORTS NBA: Draymond Green continues good Albies goes play to help Warriors stay in series

From Page B1 ever played defensively, coach Steve Kerr said. possession for the lead. deep, McCarthy without a doubt,” Rock- “Look, this is a great Then, another from the ton. Golden State, ets coach Mike D’Anto- team we’re playing.” baseline before a driv- which went a record ni said, “because we’re Curry knocked ing layup to the left. 16-1 on the way to last talking about the best down three straight Much-improved and Braves win year’s title, will play its off ensive team ever.” 3-pointers during a key Warriors big man longest playoff round The Rockets went third-quarter sequence Kevon Looney, who after closing out its fi rst ahead 85-84 with 6:03 in which he scored 11 shed 30 pounds last BY ROB MAADDI two series in fi ve games. remaining on Trevor consecutive points be- off season, earned his Associated Press “Now we’ve got to Ariza’s 3-pointer from fore Thompson’s 3. fi rst career postseason fi ght and really under- the baseline after a Down 53-46 at half- start in place of injured PHILADELPHIA — Brandon McCarthy keeps stand that this is a true beautiful bounce pass time two days after a Andre Iguodala and fi nding ways to beat the Phillies. playoff -type experi- from the opposite cor- franchise playoff -record had four points and six McCarthy tossed 5 2/3 sharp innings, Ozzie Albies ence,” Curry said. ner by Paul. 41-point victory in Sun- rebounds. Iguodala, hit his 14th homer and the Atlanta Braves beat Phil- Golden State got Golden State trailed day’s 126-85 win, Curry who banged his left adelphia 3-1 on Tuesday night. the ball with 1:27 to 91-86 with 3:30 left shined in the second knee during the fourth McCarthy (5-2) allowed one run and four hits with play down 94-91 and following a pair of free half once more. He quarter of Sunday’s fi ve strikeouts. He is 4-0 with a 2.08 ERA against Thompson and Curry throws by Eric Gordon, scored 17 in all during win, was upgraded from Philadelphia this season and 1-2 with a 6.60 ERA each missed contested then Curry converted a the third-quarter spurt. doubtful to question- against the rest of the league. 3-pointers. three-point play mo- Curry came out and able after an MRI exam “I warmed up and thought this could be a mess The Warriors got an- ments later. hit a 3 from the top and earlier Tuesday on the but the game started and I felt normal,” McCarthy other chance with 42.5 Green wound up with seemed on his way to knee revealed no struc- said. “There’s no surprises facing a team four times. seconds left following 11 points, 13 rebounds another spectacular fi n- tural damage. They knew where the ball is going. There’s no se- Houston’s shot-clock and eight assists while ish until the late misses The Warriors got crets. You just have to execute.” violation. Curry missed going at it with Paul on a night both Western another scare when Vince Velasquez (4-5) gave up two runs — one a driving layup and all night in Game 4 — Conference powers shot Thompson briefl y went earned — and fanned nine in 4 2/3 innings. He fell to Draymond Green pulled the fi rst nail-biter so just 39 percent. to the locker room in 0-4 against the Braves. down the off ensive far in a series that had His 3-pointer from 29 the second quarter with The NL East’s top two teams have already met 11 rebound and was fouled featured only lopsided feet out at the 5:43 mark a left knee strain then times, with Atlanta winning seven games. by Paul, but Green results of 13 points or of the third got Golden returned and hit base- Braves lefty A.J. Minter escaped a fi rst-and-third, converted only one free more. State back within 62-60 line 3-pointers from two-out jam in the eighth, retiring Jorge Alfaro on a throw. “I’m sure we’ll look then he knocked down both sides and wound fl y to center. Arodys Vizcaino fi nished with a perfect “I thought this is at the fi lm and kick another moments later up with 10 points on inning for his ninth save in 11 tries. the highest level we’ve ourselves,” Warriors on the Warriors’ next 4-for-13 shooting. Albies put the Braves in front with a solo shot in the third. The leadoff hitter is second behind Bryce Harper for most homers in the NL. “I worked hard in the off season. I want good re- sults to happen and it’s happening,” Albies said. Sloppy defense by the Phillies helped Atlanta get NFL: Titans’ biggest hope is for offensive another run in the fi fth. Albies walked to start the inning. He advanced to third on Freddie Freeman’s single after right fi elder improvement to support Mariota Nick Williams threw to an uncovered base because third baseman Maikel Franco was shifted. Freeman went to second on the play. From Page B1 The Titans’ biggest hope for ball.” Nick Markakis followed with a bouncer to fi rst off ensive improvement rests on Fully healthy, Davis, Mat- baseman Carlos Santana. His throw to the plate nator. The primary reason for Davis developing into the No. thews, Sharpe and Taylor spent sailed over Alfaro’s head for an error, allowing the moves were to get more out 1 receiver he was drafted to be. time working out with Mariota Albies to score. of quarterback Marcus Mariota The 6-foot-3, 209-pound Davis in March. Even while learning Cesar Hernandez’s RBI single in the bottom half and the Titans’ off ense, which struggled with injuries as a rook- a new off ense, Davis said he be- cut it to 2-1. But McCarthy struck out Rhys Hoskins ranked 23rd in the NFL averag- ie with off season ankle surgery lieves he’s ready to take advan- swinging to strand runners on second and third. ing only 224.4 yards passing per limiting him until the fi nal week tage of a full off season and be The Braves missed an opportunity in the fourth game. of the team’s off season program, Tennessee’s No. 1 receiver. The when they loaded the bases with no outs on a walk Eric Decker, who led the re- then he hurt a hamstring a week game has slowed down for Davis, and two singles. ceivers with 54 catches last sea- into training camp. That side- and now he’s busy building his Velasquez struck out Dansby Swanson, Ryan Fla- son, wasn’t brought back. Of the lined him for fi ve games , and timing with the quarterback he herty and McCarthy — each went down swinging. returnees, Matthews has been Davis fi nished with 34 catches calls Ocho. McCarthy said he was merely “decoration” in the the team’s top receiver since for 375 yards starting nine of 11 Mariota said the second year batter’s box. signing as a free agent in 2016. games. for any player in the NFL is “I had no chance against Velasquez,” he said. Sharpe has the most production He showed fl ashes of potential almost like a sigh of relief. Phillies manager Gabe Kapler was impressed with of the other receivers after start- but didn’t catch his fi rst touch- “You understand the situation, Velasquez’s resilience. ing 10 of 16 games as a rookie down pass until the postseason. you understand what’s expected “It’s a lot of growth for him, took deep breaths out with 41 catches for 522 yards. That was a one-handed grab for of you,” Mariota said. “Every- there, really saw him continuing to compose himself “We’re all starting with clean his fi rst TD in the Titans’ divi- thing’s not brand new, so I mean which is defi nite indication of development,” Kapler slates,” Sharpe said. “The new sional loss at New England, and I can’t speak for him. But I think said. coaching staff , they weren’t with he added his second in the fourth as you get older and as you con- Ronald Acuna’s RBI single in the ninth off Edu- us last year, so we all just have to quarter of the rout. tinue to build up your years, the bray Ramos drove in Albies to give the Braves an prove ourselves. We just want to “It’s a lot of injuries, up and surroundings, the organization, insurance run. come back out here and compete down, but this year’s going to be everything just feels a little more and get one percent better every diff erent,” Davis said. “Just got comfortable.” day and just keep working.” to stay healthy and go out and ___ Ovechkin, Capitals TTU: Golden Eagles looking forward to prepare for ‘biggest another shot at conference crown game of life’ BY FRED GOODALL Associated Press From Page B1 has never been on any other team but us. We’re just going to go out and play Tennessee Tech base- TAMPA, Fla. — Washington Capitals star Alex sure and I honestly did not. But once you got up ball and play the best we can.” Ovechkin is closer than ever to playing for the Stan- there in the mid-20s for games won, the closer you The Golden Eagles come into the tournament ley Cup, and he’s determined to make the most of got, I think our guys had to play with some pres- with the top-ranked off ense and are currently the opportunity. sure and that’s good for us.” ranked in every Division I poll. Tech has qualifi ed “I’ve never been in this position before,” he said Bragga said pressure is, really what you make it. for OVC tourney for 10 out of the past 11 years. Tuesday, looking ahead to Game 7 of the Eastern He said if you think there is pressure, then there Those numbers are impressive, but Bragga said Conference fi nal against the Tampa Bay Lightning. is pressure. If you think there isn’t pressure, then the tournament results could come down to de- The winner Wednesday night earns a berth in there won’t be any pressure on you to perform. fense. “Pitching and defense are the keys to being the Stanley Cup Final opposite the Vegas Golden That’s a good attitude for the Golden Eagles to successful,” said Bragga. “If you’re pitching well Knights, who will try for hockey’s biggest prize in have heading into the conference tourney because and defending well that gives you the opportunity their inaugural season. Bragga said several teams have the potential to to win every game. Ovechkin and the Caps are hoping to shed a label contend for the crown. Among others, he men- “Our guys are excited about keeping the momen- as playoff underachievers, a franchise that dazzles tioned Morehead State, Jacksonville State, Murray tum of this great season going forward. These guys during the regular season only to disappoint at the State and Austin Peay as teams with very good are a good team and they have the opportunity to most important time of the year. chances to be in Saturday’s championship battle. win every single game,” Bragga said. “It might be “I’m excited. We’re all excited. ... We all want to be “Last weekend, we had a fi ght for wins at More- cliché, but we really do take this tournament and in this position and move forward,” said Ovechkin, head State. Southeast Missouri is the number two other tournaments we go to one game at a time. who is playing in the conference fi nal for the fi rst seed and beat us at home to break our winning The tournament is no diff erent than any game time during his prolifi c 13-year career. streak,” Bragga said. “Austin Peay and Jackson- you play all year unless you make it diff erent. Our “(Wednesday night) is probably biggest game in ville State have perennially been good. There are a thought process is, ‘Why would anyone want to my life, this team, organization probably. ... We still lot of good teams in this league because our focus make it diff erent.” haven’t reached our goal. Tomorrow is going to be a huge step forward.” Not if the Lightning have their way. Tampa Bay is playing Game 7 in the conference fi nal for the third time in four years. It beat the New York Rangers on the road to advance to the 2015 Cup CHS: Cavaliers bow out early in state Final, but fell short the following year against the Pittsburgh Penguins. “Experience is always a good thing, but it’s noth- tournament, proud of season ing I’m going to sit and lean on,” said Tampa Bay defenseman Anton Stralman, who is 7-1 in Game 7s quite link up in the right way. We returning. during his career. “It’s about doing your job at the From Page B1 came close a couple of times but “We’ve got a couple of holes to highest level you possibly can.” just couldn’t fi nd the net.” fi ll, but all of these guys play at a Washington forced Wednesday’s winner-take-all needed to go, and unfortunate- The Cavs fell one game short high level,” Matson said. matchup with a dominating 3-0 victory in Game 6. ly, it went right to one of their of their mark last year, when “Their commitment and dedi- In a series where home ice has not been a clear players, who made a great shot. they made it to the semifi nals of cation to improving and making advantage, the Lightning are hoping it provides an Bearden deserves credit for scor- the state tournament. sure that we get back here is edge in Game 7. ing that goal because that’s a big CHS graduates seven seniors great. I’m confi dent that we’ll Washington won Games 1 and 2 in Tampa, then time goal. this year, but a large core of the have a great season again next dropped the next two at home. The Capitals are 7-2 “From there, we just couldn’t team with playing time will be year.” on the road this postseason. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, May 23, 2018 — B3

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Kenneth Manis 130 Tree Service and Related Texas 19 31 .380 12½ COLLEGE This 3RD DAY OF MAY 6750 Thomas Twin Oak 550 Trees, Plants, Flowers Monday’s Games CONFERENCE CAROLINAS — Announced 108 Concrete,Masonry 283 Trucking Employment N.Y. Yankees 10, Texas 5 Chowan University has accepted an invitation 2018 Road Baltimore 3, Chicago White Sox 2 Baxter, TN 38544 430 Trucks For Sale to join, eff ective summer 2019. COOKEVILLE CONCRETE Minnesota 4, Detroit 2 MID-ATLANTIC ROWING CONFERENCE — An- Signed LYNDA FIELDER 727 Vacation Rentals St. Louis 6, Kansas City 0 nounced Adrian College accepted an invitation Driveways, slabs, all types Tuesday’s Games to join. EXECUTRIX Jenifer Manis 520 Want To Swap 6750 Thomas Twin Oak of stamped concrete, all Cleveland 10, Chicago Cubs 1 LOYOLA (MD.) — Named Ivo Simovi assistant types of metal bldgs. 20% 705 Wanted To Rent Toronto 5, L.A. Angels 3 men’s basketball coach. Attorney for the Estate Road Boston 4, Tampa Bay 2 N.C. STATE — Promoted assistant women’s disc to all Sr Citizens. 135 Yard Work and Related Texas 6, N.Y. Yankees 4 GWEN JONES Baxter, TN 38544 basketball coach Lindsay Edmonds to recruit- 715 E. SPRING ST Winter time special. 40 yrs TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL Chicago White Sox 3, Baltimore 2 ing coordinator. Named Emily Holsopple rifl e exp. Lic/Ins. (931) 284-8663 Minnesota 6, Detroit 0 coach. STE A Putnam 1st Mercantile Bank 931-284-8249 Houston 11, San Francisco 2 TEXAS RIO GRANDE VALLEY — Announced the COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 200 West Jackson Street 526-9715 Kansas City 5, St. Louis 1 resignation of assistant women’s soccer coach Cookeville, TN 38501 Seattle 3, Oakland 2, 10 innings Lindsay Vera, to become head coach at UNC FLINTSTONES MASONRY Wednesday’s Games Asheville. Marcia Borys, Circuit and Specializing in: Basements, Herald-Citize n Detroit (Fulmer 1-3) at Minnesota (Gibson 1-2), TULANE — Extended the contract of football Probate Clerk Criswell Plumbing, Inc. 1:10 p.m. Foundations, Stone, Fireplace, We’ve Got It All coach Willie Fritz through the 2023 season. 421 East Spring Street 986 Old Calvary Road Kansas City (Junis 5-3) at St. Louis (Wacha 5-1), VIRGINIA TECH — Fired softball coach Scot Tile, Lic'd & Ins'd, Excellent 1300 Neal Street 1:15 p.m. Thomas. Named Angela Tincher O’Brien inter- Cookeville, TN 38501 Cookeville, TN 38506 rates, Free Est. Call Cookeville, Tennessee San Francisco (Samardzija 1-2) at Houston (Ver- im softball coach. 5/16, 23 Alex Argueta, (931)252-3864 B4 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, May 23, 2018

110 Cons. Work 135 Yard Work 215 Employment Opp. 215 Employment Opp. 215 Employment Opp. 290 Schools/Instruc- B&B ROOFING & REMOD- RHETT BUTLER's Drivers , Loaders , Pack- Real Estate Assistant: Title LEARN TO SALSA DANCE ELING: Roof Repairs & Re- LAWN CARE ers. Moving season is up company Seeks person to Mondays at 7PM in June at placement. Roof Cleaning, Mowing, Landscaping, and running. We need mov- assist w/real estate clos- The Venue. Call 319-6000. Home Repairs, additions & Mulching, ing crews to work local. ings. Exp. preferred. Needs remodeling. Lic'd/Ins'd Free Yard Maintenance Must be physically fit to to be familiar w/mortgage & NO HIGH school diploma Est (931)979-2076 Call local cell 544-3303 carefully move household closing documents & pro- needed. How often do you goods and other items. Must cesses. Competitive Pay, see that? Putnam County A-1 ASPHALT LAWN MOWING: Light have a valid drivers license. Vacation, Retirement plan, Adult High School can show Sealing, stripping, patch hauling, odd jobs, remove you a way to complete the Apply at Freddy Duncan & NOW HIRING! Holidays, Please send re- work.100% Guaranteed old barns/bldings, garage Sons Moving and Storage. sume to BOX 1230, H-C credits you missed when Work. Free Estimates. cleaning. 432-0863, 510-4040 you were in school before. 809 East 20th St. P: 931- P/T Sales - Must have great P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville, Call (931)319-0508 526-9500 TN 38502-2729 Flexible schedule -- days or MOWING, LANDSCAPING, customer service skills & at- evenings. Individualized HANDYMAN Pressure Washing, hauling, EXPERIENCED Dump tention to detail. Retail ex- study. Possible credit for All Types of Home Repairs. cleaning, odd jobs. Free Truck Drivers needed. perience a plus, but not re- WE ARE LOOKING FOR work or armed services Asphalt, Seal Coating, Est. Call 265-5775 Must have clean driving re- quired. THE RIGHT PERSON. training. Relaxed atmo- Decks repaired or built. Call cord and valid Class A CDL. P/T Flower Delivery - 18 IS IT YOU?? sphere. Free. If you are (931)267-7894 YARD MAN Must submit to drug and al- yrs or older & must have a between 18 and 118 and FREE Est., experienced cohol testing compliant to reasonably clean driving re- We are looking for the indi- want information about re- DDS Roofing & Home Imp DOT and background cord. Other responsibilities vidual who wants to suc- Roofing/siding specialist, decks, Low rates, great work. gistering, call 528-8685. Mowing. check. Apply in person at will include light janitorial ceed for a company that This could be your year to garages, power washing, stain- Elk Mountain Construc- duties. provides a job in a clean & ing, concrete. Free Est, 931-432-2494 or graduate. If you can dream 931-261-4629 tion @ 1950 N. Willow Ave. P/T Floral Designer - Must safe working environment. it, you can do it. Lic/Ins'd, 25 yrs exp, Sr/military Ckvl. 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Cookeville Regional Med- NOW HIRING: F/T EQUIP- Diploma or GED equivalent they deliver. For free inform- 112 Electrical • Sod MENT OPERATOR IN LOG + background check/pre- ation about avoiding ad- • Seed & Aerate ical Center is seeking fif- teen committed individuals WOODS. Starting pay hire drug screen Req’d. Ap- vance fee loan scams, write HANDYMAN • Mulch $14/hr. Exp. is preferred. to the Federal Trade Com- Electrical, plumbing, car- interested in receiving free ply in person from 8am to • Fertilize Must be able to work week- 12pm, Monday thru Friday, mission, Washington, D.C., pentry, masonry. 30 years 19 years experience. training for a nursing assist- ant certification and ulti- ends if needed. TRUCK or send resume to 600 Vista 20580 or call the National exp. No project too big or Use Commercial Equipment DRIVERS: CDL’s are req'd, Fraud Information Center, 1- small. 931-432-9105 Call(931) 260-8646 mately obtain a position Drive, Sparta, TN, 38583 or with CRMC. must be able to pass drug by fax at 931-738-2019. 800-876-7060. This mes- BUSHHOGGING test. Good driving record, TSD is an equal opportunity sage is a public service of 114 Heating & Cooling FREE ESTIMATES Training will be for three exp. is preferred. Will be employer that considers all the Herald-Citizen & Re- hauling logs & dump trailers. (931) 510-8505 weeks M-F for eight qualified applicants without gional Buyers Guide. S & M Heating & Cooling hours/day and will in- Pay is based on loads regard to race, color, reli- •Res/Comm •All Brands BUSHHOGGING, GARDEN clude: the basic under- hauled. Drivers are home gion, disability status, pro- FEDERAL LAW allows you •Over 70 Yrs Combined Tilling, Front End Loader, standing and patient care most every night, but must tected veteran status or any to correct your credit report Exp. •Mechanical Services Dirt & Gravel Work, Lawn- skills to work in acute care be willing to work week- other characteristic protec- for free. For more informa- •Chillers •Refrigeration •Geo mowing. Reasonable Rate. or long-term care settings. ends if needed. If interested ted by law. tion about credit repair Thermal •Nate Certified. Exp'd 931-261-7871. The program covers lec- please call (931)510-0375. scams, write to the Federal Call Doyle Sells (931)265- Serious inquiries only. Trade Commission, Wash- ture and practical experi- Legitimate job placement 4057, Steve Martin 931- Dream Scapes Landscape ences in a supportive learn- ington, D.C., 20580 or call Positions Available. Dump firms that work to fill specif- 397-7115. Mowing, mulch, top soil, ing environment. Gradu- the National Fraud Informa- truck drivers, low boy ic positions cannot charge landscape gravel, bobcat, ates are eligible to take the tion Center, 1-800-876- dump truck. Stone work, drivers, heavy equip operat- an upfront fee. For free in- nurse aid competency ex- 7060. This message is a 120 Paint/Wallpaper decks. (931)252-4707 ors, pipe layers, laborers. formation about avoiding am for state certification. public service of the Herald- Apply in person at 4580 So employment service scams, Citizen& Regional Buyers ANDY RICHARDS SEGOVIA LANDSCAPE & Jefferson Ave, Ckvl. J&H write to the Federal Trade Candidates must have a Guide. PAINTING LAWNCARE- 931-265- Construction of Ckvl, Inc. Commission, 600 38 Yrs Exp., Refs. Int/Ext, 0298 MOWING, POWER High School Diploma or Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Res/Comm, Lic'd/Ins'd. WASHING, MULCHING, GED. PRESSMAN / Washington, DC 20580, or 415 RVs (931)252-5753 TREE TRIMMING, LAND- PRESSMAN TRAINEE you can go online to SCAPING, etc. FREE EST Apply at http://www.fraud.org/. Munoz Remolding/Paint- www.crmchealth.org The 115-year-old Herald- This message is a public ser- ing: Bathroom remodeling, Garden Plowed - Ready to (Clinical/Nursing Adminis- Citizen in Cookeville, Tenn., vice of the Herald-Citizen & Hardwood, Wall repair, Plant, Hedge & tree trim & tration/C.N.A. in Training) seeks a pressman trainee. Regional Buyers Guide. Int/Ext Deck staining, Gut- removal, bushhog work. A 9,000-circulation newspa- ters cleaned. Much More! Lic'd/Ins'd. Bruce E.O.E. per, the afternoon newspa- (931)239-5812 Thompson (931)252-2277 Cookeville Regional per publishes six days a 241 Health Care Emp. week, Sunday thru Friday. SMITH'S Complete Pres- ADVANCED LAWN CARE Medical Center F/T Wound Care Nurse Lic'd/Ins'd; Free Est. seeking qualified sure Cleaning & Painting In addition to the daily Homes, Driveways, Roofs, Res/Comm. Mowing, mulch- candidates for the Cookeville Regional Medic- 111/42 RV/Boat Storage: ing, trimming, Landscaping, following positions: newspaper, Cookeville Grand Opening Special- Barns, Fences 321-698- Newspapers, Inc., serves al Center seeking full-time 3677 or 931-406-1009 leaf removal, aerating & hospital based wound care 2nd Mo. FREE: 14'x50 x seeding. Spring Clean up. Full-Time LPN’s & CMA’s as a commercial printer for 12'x14, elec sec gate, 24hr several regional weekly nurse to serve as clinical re- Senior disc. 931-260-5734 for Physician Practice. The source and consultant for access/sec. cameras. 121 Pest Control successful candidate should newspapers, and college Elec/lights, 2 mi N of Al- and high school publica- the acute and rehabilitative BIG DADDY'S LAWNCARE hold a current Tennessee good City limits 931-260-6193 Spring clean-up, Lawn tions. care of patients with selec- LPN license or Medical As- ted disorders of integument- Maintenanence & scrub sistant Certification as well care, Mulching, Landscap- Position features day time ary systems such as acute as have a minimum of six and chronic wounds. ing, scaping, whatever your months experience in a work schedule and an oc- needs. Free Est. Lic/Ins. casional Saturday evening. physician’s office setting or Successful candidate will be Butch Lee 931-445-4624 two years’ experience in dir- No experience, but mech- anically inclined and can lift a graduate of an accredited CALL ME FIRST ect patient care at a medic- up to 70 pounds. We will school of nursing with a cur- ALL STAR PEST al facility. CONTROL Raymond's Lawnmowing consider a training pro- rent Tennessee registered OF TENNESSEE Comm/Res, Many Years Exp, gram. nurse license. Current Free Est, Cheapest rates in Qualified Candidates wound care certification is Complete Termite Service Town (931)858-4698,303-6521. Apply at Offering competitive wage, required with three years’ BOAT and RV STORAGE: Lic'd/Ins'd. Bonded. www.crmchealth.org All work guaranteed MELVIN'S SMALL JOBS benefits and company experience preferred. 40' long, 12 ' wide doors, 14' matched 401(k). tall. Has electric & lights. Free Estimates. Masonry Repair, Construc- E.O.E. MARTY KELLY, 931-526-8550 tion Work, Tree & Yard Apply at Gated at night. 4 min. No. of Charter # 4252 Work. Call (931)252-3864 HIRING WEEKLY Candidates may apply at www.crmchealth.org Algood right off Hwy 111. or 931-214-0075 •Temps to Hire for Local 1300 Neal St. E.O.E. Call (931)544-2871 125 Home Renovation Factory. Cookeville, TN •Quality Control Inspectors. or email resume and All RN’s/LPN’s & Tech’s new wage Increase 140 Other Call DP Personnel a cover letter to (931) 372-8882 Publisher Jack McNeely at JACKSON MOVING We 257 S. Willow Ave, Ckvl jack.mcneely@ Now Hiring Nurses for Days & Evenings, have a 20' box truck & men herald-citizen.com CNA’s, Cook, Housekeeping & Dietary Aide to do your job. Ref's Avail. Manual and CNC REPLACEMENT WINDOWS & Call for free Est. 931-268- Machinist-CAM DOORS. Call today for free in- The Herald-Citizen is an equal Now hiring CNA’s, 1 FT LPN/RN on 3p-11p, 1 PT 9102 Programmer home Est. Serving Ckvl for over opportunity employer. LPN/RN nights 11p-7a, 1 Tech on days 6a-2p, 3 15 yrs. 931-Windows Job Responsibilities: PROBATION OFFICER Techs on evenings 2p-10p, 2 FT Dietary Aide days, Produces machined parts by programming, setting up, Accepting resumes for 1 PT Prep, 1 FT Cook and 1 FT Housekeeping Tech. !!! and operating a computer Probation Officer in THE BLESSED CAR- numerical control (CNC) Sparta, TN. We oɈ er top pay & benefi ts including 401k PENTER and manual machines; Applicants must work well Honest. Dependable. Helping with the public and be a Retirement, Employee Stock Ownership, Health, the world get better one job at maintaining quality and a time. Also pressure washing. safety standards; keeping team player. All applicants Dental, Life, Vacation Package, Scholarship Rodney Hogue, Owner/Op- records; maintaining equip- are required to have at least program for nurse advancement. erator 931-881-5851 Inground Fiberglass ment and supplies. an Associates Degree. Ap- plicants must have no prior Pools. Life time Guar. Fast (931) 525-6655 - Phone install Winter Special. Call Machinist Skills and Qual- record and will be subject to BETHESDA 127 Sheetrock,Drywall (931)349-4219 ifications: drug screening. Please (931) 525-3581 - Fax Conceptual Skills, Process email resumes to Health Care Center 444 One-Eleven Place LUNA'S DRYWALL WILL PU TRASH & JUNK Improvement, Verbal Com- [email protected] We are an equal opportunity employer Cookeville, TN 38506 Sheetrock Work: Hang, fin- FOR FREE munication, Functional and ish, touch up. No job too Call R.J (931)239-6455 or Technical Skills, Controls big/small. 931-212-6899 Jerry 265-3124 and Instrumentation, Shop IWC is accepting applications for the Supply Management, Tool- positions listed below, based from 130 ing, Coordination, Inventory Tree Service 215 Employment Opp. Control, Attention to Detail, IWC’s Cookeville location. Interested OLD TIMERS TREE SERVICE Bucket Operator, Tree Judgment candidates may apply at IWC’s Ware- 4 generations of tree care. Climber needed. Must have house: 535 Dry Valley Road, across from Algood Elementary School or Specialize in dangerous tree Please sent Resumes to: 6 mos exp at least, & valid online at www.goiwc.com/careers. removal.Grind stumps. drivers license. 265-1150. spartaresumes@bbbind,com Lic/Ins. T. Bowman 537- 2466;260-5655 Canoe the Caney/JBeez • Cash & Carry part-time clerks: Approx. 20 hours wk. Will work with Watercraft is hiring sum- EVERGREEN TREE ser- mer crew members! Man- College/University students school schedule vice We top, trim, prune & agers, Rental Assistants, “Advertise” remove trees. Jeff Burchett CDL Bus Drivers, and more. Comes from Latin • Order Selector – evening shift; hourly rate plus incentive pay & Shawn Roberson. Satis- Great work environment & “Ad” means “to” or “toward”. “Vert” means “to turn”. So, to advertise means to turn • Route Driver – daily per diem; plus pieces, stops & miles; home at nights faction guaranteed Fully Ins'd flexible schedules. Join our people toward you, your products or services. (931)319-1199, 261-8870 team! Call 931-858-2628, Advertise In the We are looking for candidates interested in working for a family-owned ext.1014 ARBOR MEDICS Tree HERALD-CITIZEN & business that cares about its employees. We oσ er an opportunity to grow Specialist: Owner: Scott Customer Service: 30 REGIONAL BUYERS GUIDE Winningham. ISA Certified hrs/wk. Must have excellent Turn MORE people toward your business. personally and professionally. Come join our IWC Team! Arborist. #SO-5152-AT phone, computer skills Call 526-9715 for more information. IWC oσ ers an excellent benefi ts package • EOE and a member of the TN Drug Free Workplace Program 537-6829 / 261-1967 $10/hr. 537-2230

Service Manager Putnam County - FT Salaried Position The primary focus is supervision and management of staff and site operations. • 1 year management/supervisory experience Health Services Manager Putnam & White Counties • College degree may be considered in lieu of experience • Experience in fi eld of disabilities preferred RN - FT • Self-directed, reliable, fl exible Seeking a Registered Nurse to provide nursing oversight for individuals with • Analytical thinker intellectual and developmental disabilities in two medical residential homes • Computer literate (Putnam and White counties). All training provided. Duties include: • Excellent time management, communication & interpersonal skills • Direct supervision of LPN and direct support staff • Demonstrated comfort with problem solving, decision making & confl ict resolution • Communication with health care providers • Valid DL • Working with a team to maintain each person’s optimal health and well-being Apply on-line: www.pacesetterstn.com and Apply on-line: www.pacesetterstn.com or for additional information send resume to: Pacesetters, Attention: HR Director, P.O. Box 49018 Cookeville, TN 38506 contact Laurie at 931/537-9100 x-1010

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425 Autos for Sale 510 Misc. For Sale 515 Garage/Yard Sales 545 Pets & Supplies 720 Apt/Duplex Rent 825 Homes For Sale

MATCHING 3 pc GE black GARAGE SALE by volunteers. Please be CLEAN 1 & 2 BR well kept finish stove, DW, under SATURDAY 5/26 .. 7A-3P part of the solution to end apts. $360-$575. No counter micro. 9 yrs old, all Rain or Shine animal overpopulation - pets/smoking. Call for info & clean, all $350. Blue Re- 606 E. 4th St, 38501 spay or neuter your pets. appt. (931)252-8289 clining loveseat, very good Furniture, toys, kids/adult A.A.R.F. (All About Rescue cond. $100. 931-303-6553 clothes & TOO MANY and Fixin' Inc.) ODDS & ENDS TO MEN- 931-260-8018 (voicemail 725 Houses For Rent NEW TWIN Comforter Set, TION! Sale in rear of house. only) • www.aarf-tn.com $60. NEW Overnight Totes 1, 2, 3, & 4 BR 1948 LINCOLN Continent- $30 ea. Call (931) 823-0647 GARAGE SALE 3 MO OLD MALE & FE- Houses & Apts al Convertible: Running a SATURDAY 5/26 .. 8A-2P MALE KITTENS. I will pay OPEN SATURDAY 5/19 Starting at $325/mo or 1735 PLUNK WHITSON 302 Ford V8 AT, PS/PB/PS, 206 Fate Ivy Rd for spay/neuter. Must have Soon Strawberries $8 U $81.25/wk . Pets OK. Rd. New 2 story, stack AC, tilt. Asking $25,000. Monterey, 38574 references from a Vet. Call Pick, $11 I pick. 4024 Stevens Realty LLC stone/siding, 4BR, 3BA, of- Call (931)644-2777. 7pc oak DR set, cookbooks, 931-935-1410 866-806-3815 O/A fice, 2440SF + garage Gainesboro Grade, Ckvl HH items, Too Much More 38501. (931)319-6693 www.stevensrentals.com $244K. 931-544-3849 To List! Rain or Shine. "We Now Offer mbuilders.org 705 Wanted To Rent Weekly Rentals" OUTSIDE METAL couch & LARGE YARD SALE Ask about no security de- WATERFRONT LIVING: E- 2 chairs, no cushions. SATURDAY .. 8AM - TIL EQUAL HOUSING Opportunity Z 30 min drive from Ckvl. Couch needs welding in 1 PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real posits for qualified tenants. 1731 Okolona Rd estate advertised in this news- 2.29 ac w/340' of river front- small spot. $75. Call 537- Rickman 38580 age on Caney Fork River. 2- 3680 lve msg if no answer. paper is subject to the Federal 3BR, 1BA 6 min No of Ckvl. 2002 MERCEDES-B CLK Furniture, dishes, clothes Fair Housing Act of 1968 and Decks, shade trees, barn, bay deep water boat dock 430: V8, convertible, excel- Sears antique adding ma- and LOTS OF OTHER the Tennessee Human Rights newly remodeled, stove, w/lift. Remodeled open- lent condition. Silver body, chine. Mechanical. From MISC ITEMS! Act which makes it illegal to ad- frig, dryer, pets ok. $850, concept home & shop. De- black top. $7,000. Call vertise "any preference, limita- tails & pictures at 50's w/all accessories. LIVING ESTATE SALE $850/dep. (931)265-6331 (931)372-8477 $40. Vintage Electrolux tion or discrimination based on realtor.com then enter 380 FRI, SAT .. 8AM - TIL race, color, religion, sex, famili- Vaughn Ln, Quebeck, TN Canister Vac C1968 $15 5955 Poplar Grove Rd Ckvl al status or national origin, han- 3BR/2BA, located in 38579. For showing appts. needs front wheel, Basket- Complete household: kit- dicap/disability or an intention to private/scenic setting, 10 ball Guides: Pro Basketball make any such preference, lim- minutes from Ckvl, Call Jon 931-657-4080 or chen appl's, outdoor equip, 931-265-2204 Bible, all 7 issues, complete furniture, collectibles, Men- itation or discrimination." This $950/mo. 931-260-8826. Handbook of Pro Basket- nonite built bldg 16x20, lots newspaper will not knowingly WE BUY Houses Cash! ball, back to the mid 80's accept any advertising for real 64 Kenway St: 3BR, 2BA of tools, TOO MUCH MORE estate which is in violation of 1500 SF w/full unfinished Quick sale. Fair price. Offer whole lot $50, Lennox quaranteed. 931-516-2500 stoneware Crockpot w/top TO LIST! the law. Our readers are in- bsmnt. Lawn maint, trash 2003 CHRYSLER 300: New $18, Insulated combination LOST in Ckvl. A gold Por- formed that all dwellings advert- service incl'd. No pets WOODED LOT w/scenic seats, new brakes, new al- ised in this newspaper are $850/mo (931)260-1712 views centrally located in mini ice bucket & cocktail tugese coin money clip available on an equal opportun- ternator, new battery. Re- shaker $7. 931-525-1020 LARGE REWARD! Call Livingston, minutes from the ity basis. Equal Housing Oppor- DOVER DR: 3BR, 2BA, gar- cently replaced motor. Cold (931)319-2014 tunity, M/F. H.S. 3,250 SF 3BR, 2.5BA AC. Ride/drives good. Small computer desk $40, age, $950, $800/dep. 1 yr w/all new windows, wood $2,900 obo. (931)260-9770 w/chair $15 MOVIING SALE Herald-Citizen & lease. No pets. Call decking, paint, plumbing Call 528-2875 Downsizing- All Must Go! Regional Buyers Claudia, Asset Prop. Svcs. and light fixtures. $205,000. TOASTER OVEN $30; FRI, SAT .. 8AM - 3PM Guide O/A. 520-4724 O/F avail. 931-738-8445 George Foreman $20. An- 1420 Yorktown Ct, 38501 Antique BR set, farm table, 1300 Neal St., Cookeville, TN NICE 2BR, 2BA in Rick- gels, electrical & musical, 931-526-9715 (FAX) 526-1209 845 (1)$20, others $10 ea; An- DR table/8 chairs, china man, only 10 min from Ckvl, Mobile 2004 Mercury Grand Mar- tique what-not shelf $20. cab, tools, lawnmower, & CHA, Stove, Frig, DW. LOTS & LOTS OF MISC! 715 Rooms for Rent $750/mo. (931)445-6198 WANTED TO BUY quis GS, 1 owner. Well 931-607-4459 Used Mobile Homes maintained. Service log. MOVING /3 FAMILY Sale Call 931-668-2031 Garage kept mainly. Light VERY NICE Wedding THURS, FRI, SAT .. 7A-2P 1 Bedroom Vacancies $382-$438 730 Mobile Hm Rent Gold. Good looking & driv- Dress - worn once, small sz Rain or Shine $75. Call 615-897-2413 2 Bedroom Vacancies $409-$465 ing car. $3,800. (931)432- 560 Ryan Circle, Ckvl 1BR TRAILER, CHA, re- 5692 WROUGHT IRON Patio set Lots of furniture,(chairs, modeled on a private lot. PLEASE with 3 chairs & table plus couches, shelves, Ent sys), Garden Grove $425/mo. (931)545-7322 lounger with cushion. $100 appl's, picture frames, Apartments Please call 931-403-9808 candles, bikes, etc. Name 2BR, 1BA Central Heat, CHECK brand clothes (American 300 Quinland Lake Court W/D HU, no pets, $450/mo, Eagle, Eddie Bauer, Jones Algood, TN 38501 $350/dep 858-4702 515 Garage/Yard Sales of New York, Nike, etc.) YOUR AD 2BR, 2BA: Lrg open area. POPLAR GROVE SRE TDD# 711 Nice country setting. This newspaper makes PLANNING A every effort to avoid 4405 TWIN CREEKS DR Phone $525/mo. Water incl. Baxter YARD SALE??? Ckvl 38506 area. No pets. Must have 1 errors in RELIABLE CAR - $1,550 FRI, SAT .. 8AM - TIL 537-3076 yr work history, 1 yr lease advertisements. Each OBO: 1998 Pontiac Star- Real bunny w/house, para- This institution is an equal opportunity provider & employer. req'd. 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SPORTS Celtics hope return home can slow LeBron, Cavs BY KYLE HIGHTOWER And he’s always had, just like Associated Press the natural instincts to make the right basketball play BOSTON — The Celtics along with his tremendous expected to see a diff erent skill set.” While the Cavs are LeBron James in Cleveland certainly feeling rejuvenated after the Cavaliers fell into a behind the play of James, 2-0 hole to open the Eastern coach Tyronn Lue said it Conference fi nals. hasn’t changed their sense of Two games and back-to- urgency. back wins later, James has re- “We still gotta play,” Lue minded everyone exactly why said. “We have veteran guys he’s been to seven straight who have been there and NBA Finals. know what it takes, but this Boston will be back in the is a young team, a good team embrace of its raucous fans that’s playing at home so at TD Garden for Game 5 experience is not going to be tonight. But a team that has a factor. We have to come in thrived on youth this post- there and have the same men- season suddenly looks disori- tality that we had in Game 3 ented without a go-to player and 4.” and opposite a more veteran Two games ago, the num- squad that has found a new bers seemed all on the Celtics’ attitude thanks to the fuel side. They had moved to 9-0 being provided by its biggest at home during these play- star. off s and taken a 2-0 series

Celtics coach Brad Stevens lead, which has been a magic Tony Dejak | AP said all you can do against number for a franchise yet James is “make it as hard as to surrender such an ad- Boston Celtics’ Al Horford (42), from Dominican Republic, drives on Cleveland Cavaliers’ you can.” vantage during its storied Tristan Thompson in the second half of Game 4 of the Eastern Conference fi nals, Monday, “LeBron is the best player history (37-0). Over the last in Cleveland. of this generation and he’s 96 minutes, Boston has been just maintained that because outscored by 39 points, has he believed there was value zier, Jaylen Brown and rookie and Gordon Hayward. Now, of his commitment to im- dropped to 1-6 on the road and in the greenness of a young Jayson Tatum all thriving as the lack of an alpha like provement,” Stevens said. is suddenly facing a must-win group that had several play- fi rst-time postseason starters. Irving capable of creating his “He’s always been an unbe- game to maintain home-court ers getting their fi rst taste of Their success had the own shot is sticking out with lievable physical player. He’s advantage. Stevens said at postseason basketball. He was cumulative eff ect of masking every 40-point game James always been a savvy player. the start of the playoff s that proven right with Terry Ro- the absences of Kyrie Irving produces. NFL discussing steps to deal with anthem protests

Tennessee Tech star Kevin Strohschein BY PAUL NEWBERRY watches the ball he hit Associated Press during a recent game with the Golden Eagles. ATLANTA — The NFL approved a new owner for Strohschein was named the Carolina Panthers, passed a rule to eject players the OVC Player of the who hit with their helmets, and took steps to spice Year by the conference up the kickoff . offi ce Tuesday. Still to be resolved: a much more contentious issue. Contributed What to do, if anything, about players who kneel during the national anthem? “We recognize with our visibility and the interest itself that it’s taken a life of its own,” Dallas Cow- boys owner Jerry Jones said Thursday. “We ask the world, ‘Don’t turn your head. Look at Tech earns haul of OVC honors us. Wait a minute. Look at the NFL. Look at every- thing we’re doing.’ And then when we have some TTU Sports Information (572), hits (989), home runs/game batting average, RBI and on base issues we’ve got to work through, we realize we’ve (2.28), slugging (.610) and on base percentage. In 53 games, he hit asked you to look. BRENTWOOD - On the heels percentage (.439), and are second .416 with 68 runs scored, 89 hits, “Let’s do as good as we can do.” of arguably the most dominant nationally in doubles (2.43/ 11 doubles, 15 home runs, 75 RBI, At their annual spring meeting, league owners regular season run in Ohio game). Tech’s 121 home runs on a .687 slugging percentage, 40 welcomed David Tepper to their ranks by sign- Valley Conference history, it the year sit just seven away from walks to just 22 strikeouts, a .515 ing off on his record $2.2 billion deal to purchase comes as no surprise that the breaking the OVC record, while on base percentage and a .988 the Panthers from disgraced team founder Jerry league’s postseason awards list the team is just the second in the fi elding percentage. Named a Richardson, who abruptly decided to sell after the is blanketed by the names of the BBCOR bat era (since 2011) to semifi nalist for the Dick Howser NFL began investigating alleged sexual and racial No. 18 Tennessee Tech baseball have 100 or more home runs in a Trophy, he was twice named misconduct in the workplace. team. Announced by the league single season. OVC Player of the Week. During a brief news conference in which he took on Tuesday, the Golden Eagles Junior outfi elder / designated Ham joined the Golden Eagles only a handful of questions, Tepper immediately boast a league-record 10 All- hitter Kevin Strohschein, who for the 2018 campaign as a junior made a bit of news by seeming to imply he would be OVC First and Second Team in 2015 became the fi rst player college transfer from Dyersburg willing to listen to off ers for a new stadium from oth- selections, not to mention an in OVC history to be named the State, and immediately jumped er cities in North and South Carolina. The team has All-Freshman Team nod and league’s Player and Rookie of into the starting second base- made no secret of its desire to replace 22-year-old of course, the Player, Pitcher the Year in the same season, man role. The junior fi nished his Bank of America Stadium, and its lease runs only and Coach of the Year honors. captured his second OVC Player brilliant season batting .335 in through the upcoming season. This marks the fi rst time since of the Year honor after helping 52 games, highlighted by 62 runs “What’s the name of the team? Carolina Panthers. 2014 (Southeast Missouri) that a Tech to a 46-7 overall record, scored, 70 hits, 15 doubles, three It’s going to be the Carolina Panthers,” Tepper said. program has boasted the OVC’s 27-3 OVC record and a national triples, 13 home runs, 58 RBI, a “And that means this team has to have some kind of Player, Pitcher and Coach of the ranking that ranked as high as .622 slugging percentage, .427 on presence in the Carolinas and last time I saw, how Year in the same season. No. 16. In 53 games this season, base percentage and .980 fi elding many are there? That’s right, there’s two of them.” In his 15th season at the helm the McDonough, Ga. native hit percentage. But Tepper, a hedge fund owner who is worth a of the Tech program, head .396 with 93 hits, 62 runs scored, Putzig claimed his second reported $11 billion, also reiterated several times coach Matt Bragga collected his 16 doubles, three triples, 16 home All-Conference honors after that the largest city in the Carolinas is the “logical second-consecutive and fourth runs, 60 RBI, a .694 slugging earning a Second Team nod in place for this team.” overall OVC Coach of the Year percentage and a .453 on base 2017 while punishing the ball “As far as a new stadium, you’re asking me too award, guiding the Golden percentage. all year. In 46 games (he missed much and the only thing I have a market on now is Eagles to their best campaign in Senior hurler Travis some time due to injury), the se- lack of knowledge,” he said. “I’ll learn a lot more in school history. Tech claimed its Moths captured OVC Pitcher of nior hit .330 with 55 runs scored, the future.” second-straight and 10th overall the Year honors after dominat- 59 hits, 11 doubles, 14 home runs, Tepper’s purchase was the fi rst order of busi- regular season title, capturing a ing on the hill for the Golden 63 RBI, a .626 slugging percent- ness at the luxury hotel in Atlanta’s tiny Buckhead school-record 46 wins along the Eagles and making history along age, 37 walks, a .439 on base neighborhood. That was the easy part. way that stands just two away the way. After coming out of percentage and a .941 fi elding As a minority owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers, from breaking the OVC all-time the bullpen a year ago, Moths percentage. Tepper was already familiar to the league’s owners mark. The purple and gold won moved into the No. 1 starter’s Roberts rewrote the history and his approval was a mere formality. The vote was more league games in 2018 (27) role for Tech this season and books on his way to his fi rst unanimous. than any other program in con- ranks second nationally in nod on the First Team, perhaps Anthem protests are a much thornier issue. ference history. pitching victories with 12, which exceeding the potential shown “We certainly want to make and will make a The Golden Eagles entered tied the Golden Eagle program’s while earning a spot on the OVC thought-out, deliberate decision,” said Jones, who the national polls on April 9 for single-season record and is just All-Freshman Team in 2016. The has made it clear he opposes kneeling during the just the second time in program two off the OVC all-time mark. junior closer compiled a league- anthem and was one of the few people to speak with history, and have since run off For his career Moths now has best 2.35 ERA with a 4-1 record reporters in the hotel lobby after the meeting broke seven straight weeks of at least 24 victories, which is also a new and program single-season up. “Whatever we do, let’s put the focus on what the one national ranking, includ- Tech career record. record 14 saves. NFL’s about and that’s playing football.” ing the fi nal three weeks of the Tech placed a program-record Four Golden Eagles took The owners began discussing the issue — which regular season as a consensus, six players on the All-OVC First home All-OVC Second Team has reached all the way to the White House — and Top-25 team. Team, including Strohschein honors as well, including Bren- will talk more before wrapping up their meetings Known as a prolifi c off en- (designated hitter), Moths non Kaleiwahea (catcher), David today. sive unit, Bragga built on the (starting pitcher), Chase Cham- Garza (shortstop), Nick Os- Former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin legacy and success established bers (fi rst base), John Ham (sec- borne (utility player) and Mar- Kaepernick began kneeling during the national by his many successful teams ond base), Trevor Putzig (third cus Evey (starting pitcher). anthem in 2016, a quiet but powerful protest against coming into the year to produce base) and Ethan Roberts (relief Rookie Tyler Sylves- police brutality and racial inequities in the justice the nation’s top off ensive unit. pitcher). ter wrapped up the list of those system. Entering the postseason, the Chambers, who earned a place Golden Eagles earning recogni- Other players took up the cause, and the gesture Golden Eagles rank fi rst nation- on the All-OVC Second Team in tion from the OVC, as the red- carried on during the 2017 season even after Kaeper- ally in batting average (.347), 2017 and the OVC All-Freshman shirt freshman was named to the nick left the 49ers and failed to land a job with scoring (10.8 runs/game), runs Team in 2015, led the league in league’s All-Freshman Team. another team.