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Herald-CitizenFRIDAY,Herald-Citizen FEBRUARY 21, 2020 | COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE 118TH YEAR | NO. 37 75 CENTS Opioid use drops; meth makes comeback BY PAIGE STANAGE ence earlier this month when that’s meth.” other agencies to help combat amine addiction is diff erent HERALD-CITIZEN he announced indictments He said that the number the increase. from treating an opioid against 15 people for meth- of people exposed to opioids “We’re having a lot of addiction. Methamphetamine use is amphetamine distribution during the crisis is tremen- conversations with our peers “There are medications on the rise since the opioid charges. dous. on the state level, like the that work with people to as- epidemic is winding down, “So here’s what we know, “We have a lot of folks who Department of Mental Health sist them with getting off opi- and that’s going to cause a which is based on drug trend have been exposed and are and Substance Abuse and oids,” Rausch said. “There’s host of problems, Tennessee analysis,” Rausch said. “It’s a addicted,” said Rausch. “So the Department of Safety,” nothing like that for meth. Bureau of Investigation Di- fl ow of uppers and downers. they’re looking for the next Rausch said. “We’re already People have to go cold turkey rector David Rausch said. We’re coming out of an opioid drug, and that’s the upper getting hit with the metham- from it. And the problem is Rausch talked about the in- crisis, which is a downer. So (meth).” phetamine issue and we know that meth use can rewire a crease at the Putnam County what we’re seeing now is the He said law enforcement it’s only going to get worse.” Sheriff ’s Offi ce press confer- upper that is taking over, and offi cials are working with Treating methamphet- SEE METH, PAGE A2 Housing authority tweaks plans City ordinances force HRA to reduce number of units

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The board of Highlands Residential Ser- vices, Cookeville’s public housing authority, is reducing the planned number of units for the next phase of a development on Buff alo Valley Road. HRS Executive Director Dow Harris said offi cials had hoped to construct 60 units, but Cookeville zoning requirements caused them to change that plan. “It’s gotten complicated because the city is not going to allow us to develop Buff alo Valley more than 48 units unless we have a pass-through road,” he said. “To get out to CC Camp Road is very, very expensive.” Rather than incurring the additional cost of constructing the secondary access road, HRS will instead develop a 48-unit complex, made up of seven buildings. According to plans discussed by the board Thursday, that would include four one-bedroom homes, 34 two-bedroom units and 10 with three bed- rooms. The board is applying for 9-percent PAIGE STANAGE | HERALD-CITIZEN tax credit fi nancing from the Tennessee Housing Development Agency to help pay for Snow Dog the cost of the project, which will be named Stark enjoys the snow flurries in Cookeville Thursday morning. SEE HRA, PAGE A2 Planners to vote on rezoning

BY BEN WHEELER The request was However, the concept HERALD-CITIZEN submitted as a redevel- plan could change. opment area overlay “Originally, we had More townhouses (RAO) but that request discussed why not and multi-family hous- was withdrawn be- extend CL down to (the ing could be coming to cause townhouses can’t property line), but we’ve Cookeville. be built in the RS-10, tried to avoid that any- Planners are consid- single-family residential where necessary,” Plan- ering a request to rezone zone. ning Director Jon Ward several lots on East Jere A concept plan from said. “We don’t want to Whitson Road and North developers shows that see commercial down Washington Avenue the existing structures these streets. If this deal from local commercial would be replaced by were to fall through, and single-family resi- 17 townhouses and 11 we’d have a commercial BEN WHEELER | HERALD-CITIZEN dential to multi-family structures housing 44 More townhouses and apartments could be headed for Washington residential. apartments. SEE REZONE, PAGE A2 Avenue and Jere Whitson Road. herald-citizen.com INDEX 2 sections | 18 pages OBITUARIES Page A5 HOW TO REACH US Herald-Citizen DEAR ABBY A10 COMICS A11 OPINION A4 Barry Sells, Monroe Call us: 931-526-9715 CALENDAR A6 CROSSWORD A11 RELIGION A7 Leonard Ledbetter, Livingston Come on in: 1300 Neal St, Cookeville TN 38501 CLASSIFIED B4 MORE! A10 SUDOKU A11 John Brown, Michigan On the web: www.herald-citizen.com We Can Help... Call Tiffany Today! A2 HERALD-CITIZEN FROM PAGE 1 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2020 herald-citizen.com 0LOTTERY0 Thursday Cash 3 Evening 3-0-2, Lucky Sum: 5

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However, as a service vote on the rezoning at 5:30 p.m. Mon- to our subscribers, our circulation tract back here and extend down the day, Feb. 24 at Cookeville City Hall. person’s brain. department is open from 8 a.m. side streets.” Also on the agenda: “So what we’re seeing is that we’re going to until 4 p.m. Monday, 8 a.m. until 5 The townhouses would line the • A six-month extension of the pre- have people with bipolar disorder and other p.m. Tuesday-Friday and from streets and border the existing sin- liminary plat of Brighton Park. psychotic disorders that will need treatment. 7-9 a.m. Sunday to answer calls. gle-family houses, and the apartments • Six-month extension of Raelyn And those treatments are not inexpensive.” Call 931-526-9715. would be in the center of the property. Court subdivision. He said methamphetamine now is primarily No traffi c would exit onto Washington • Approval of the fi nal plat for Mag- coming from “south of the border,” and it’s the Herald-Citizen Avenue, according to the plan. nolia Creek Phase II. cheapest drug available. USPS 313-680 Ward said Cookeville’s future land • Approval of the fi nal plat for The “It’s crystal meth, and it’s coming from ISSN 8750-5541 use plan has labeled that area as Cottages. across the border from Mexico,” he said. “It’s The Herald-Citizen is published primarily low-density residential, but • Approval the fi nal plat of Washing- coming over in pounds, and it’s cheap and mornings Tuesday through Friday recent developments have not fallen ton Court subdivision. easy to get right now.” and Sunday except New Year’s Day, into that category. • Consider approval of the Final Plat Cumberland County Sheriff Casey Cox gave Independence Day, Thanksgiving “We’ve had several actions that have of 700 Broad Phase I. an overview of the prices. Day and Christmas Day by Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., at 1300 Neal St., taken place in this area throughout • Consider variance for a fl ag lot “My most recent case had the price for one P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. the years that aren’t compliant with and fi nal plat of Sycamore Church of gram of meth at $85,” Cox said. “I remember Periodicals postage paid at Cookeville that,” Ward said. “It’s defi nitely high- Christ. years ago when it was $100 a gram.” TN. POSTMASTER: send address er-density, commercial located along • Consider renaming Foundation Rausch said he and other law enforemcent changes to Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville TN 38502. this corridor. So this action would not Drive to Jake Hoot Drive. offi cials will continue to fi ght against drug The Herald-Citizen is a member of be in compliance with the plan, but • Consider amending the zoning code distributors. the Tennessee Press Association neither are most of the uses along this to include microbreweries and brew- “If we’re not fi ghting this, our country will and the Associated Press. The As- corridor.” pubs as a permitted use in CI, commer- be overcome with these illegal drugs,” Raus- sociated Press is entitled exclusively to use for publication news printed in The land use plan will be modifi ed as cial-industrial mixed use district. ch said. “So we will continue the battle. It’s the Herald-Citizen. the planning department updates the • Consider approval of the 2020 Annu- worth every man hour we spend to protect 2030 plan after the 2020 census. al Report and Program Design. lives and our communities.”

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his column will honor a man you’ve probably never heard of. Larry Tesler died Monday at the age of 74. There was no great public outcry or Texpression of sympathy for his family, though there should have been. If you use a computer, you have Tesler to thank. If you do any- thing with text, you’d be lost without the cut, copy and paste features. That was all Larry’s idea. In 1979, Tesler was working at Xe- rox. According to CNET.com, he was assigned to show Steve Jobs around Xe- rox’s Palo Alto Research Center. Xerox KATE was thinking about contracting with COOK Apple to make cheap computers for them. Instead, Jobs got Tesler to come work for Apple. Tesler brought all his ideas, includ- ing this crazy plan that computers should be easy LETTERS TO THE EDITOR to use for everyone. He specialized in user interface design. Basically, he made computers user-friendly. According to CNET.com, Tesler worked at Apple until 1997. He went on to become the vice president More on the refugee resolution of shopping experience at Amazon. He also worked I’ll admit that I don’t know all not. A refugee, by defi nition, is sad to see her homeland deci- at Yahoo and 23andMe. of the details about the propos- a person who has to leave her mated. I could be wrong, but for I’m old enough to remember computers before al to accept refugees into our country and doesn’t really want now I still trust the government they got Tesler’s touch. My mom is a big fan of tech- community, but I get the sense to; a person who would rather (with its mighty Homeland Se- nology. She had a computer before I went to kinder- that the program seeks to help wake up to the unadulterated curity Department) well enough garten in 1982. It had a black and amber screen, the vetted and desperate folks. It sights and smells of her own to off er her a soft place to land. memory was a series of cassette tape drives. I didn’t would be easy to confl ate the countryside; a person who grew really pay a whole lot of attention to it, to be honest. two separate issues of open bor- up deeply engaged in her own Anna Gilbert There weren’t any colors, nothing on the screen ders and refugee aid, but let’s culture and is sad to see that go, Cookeville looked like anything I had ever seen before and truthfully, cartoons were a whole lot more interest- ing. Mom went through a series of computers until I hit middle school and she bought a PC. She want- ed an Apple, but we would have had to drive to If we don’t like it, we can vote them out Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to buy it, and it was too I am encouraged by the letter I spoke with both of my Com- Putnam County, I hope this expensive. So she went with a PC. The screen was in “Narrow vote total signals missioners in District 11. Cindy “symbolic resolution” comes color. I had my own fi le, called “Kate” I could keep progress.” Nine commissioners Adams gave the reasonable up again and the vote will be the things I wrote in. voted for Putnam County to and compassionate Christian reversed and our Commission- By the time high school hit, I was typing up re- receive refugees. They refut- argument that addresses both ers, who have been elected to ports and printing them out instead of hand writing ed the fears and prejudice set the concern for our citizens represent us, will vote to accept them. forth by the 13 who voted not to safety, addressed by the vetting and receive refugees! Pray, By college, the internet was a thing. It made welcome and receive them with process, and opportunity and Putnam County, and live in research so easy. I could fi nd a source, copy a line, the facts that they are screened obligation to help a refugee. My love for others, not fear. Thank paste it into my report, cite my source and go on. and vetted by Homeland Secu- Bible says a refuge provides you to the nine Commissioners When I got a job in a newsroom, it was all Apple, rity and the Federal Bureau of shelter, safety and a sanctuary. for your courageous and loving instead of the PC I had the most experience with. It Investigation for 18-24 months. Why can’t Putnam County be vote. I applaud you. really wasn’t too much of a change, just a few diff er- So goes the argument that this refuge? By the way, the names of the ences in how they work. I picked it up pretty quick- they are not safe and are to be I am looking at the mission commissioners who voted in fa- ly. In the newsroom, you really get an appreciation feared. statement for the Tennessee vor and against the resolution for Larry Tesler’s cut and paste feature. So what, 13 Commissioners, Baptist Children’s Homes foster are listed in the 2/19 edition of Folks email letters to the editor, we copy and is your reason for your opinion care program. It states “Wel- the Herald Citizen. They are paste them into our system. Obituaries get copied or stance for Putnam County to coming children in hard places elected to this offi ce so if we and pasted into our system. If I’m working on an close her doors to refugees? It is with the love of Christ.” Why don’t agree with their vote, we update to an older story, I’ll copy a bit of it, paste it interesting, in the Herald Cit- is the refugee any diff erent? If can vote them out of offi ce. into a new fi le. izen, not one article has been they are deemed safe, then it’s I’ve Googled words I can’t spell, copied and pasted given in defense for your vote. an issue of race, ethnicity, skin Carol Burgess them into a fi le. Back in the early 2000s, I had to That’s because there is none. color and bigotry. Take heart Cookeville Google Al-Qaeda a lot. I can’t spell it. I’m probably on some kind of list because I’ve Googled the word so often. But it’s not Larry’s fault that I can’t spell the names of terrorist organizations. Wherever Larry Tesler’s spirit has gone, I hope Feeling the pinch on our freedoms he’s surrounded by the joy and comfort of a job well What is exactly the point of pinch of our freedoms being lous bill that allows no license done. He’s saved so many people so much time. He’s censoring our libraries? We do lessened? required. had a hand in opening the digital world to millions. not need a panel to monitor the Our legislators should stop Work for the people not just a Thanks, Larry. library. I haven’t noticed any wasting time on items like sect. Leave our libraries alone! children in the library without this. There are real problems KATE COOK is city editor of the Herald-Citizen. Her email adult supervision. that need their attention. For Evelyn Cole address is [email protected]. Is any one else noticing the instance defeating the ridicu- Cookeville

MODERATELY CONFUSED Easier to flip GOP seats this year The good news is that the It still won’t be easy. Flip- approval to new heights and Democrats are on offense this ping a Senate seat is never a threatens to take the entire year in 2020, with Republicans simple task, and many seats GOP down. defending a whopping 22 seats, are in deep red turf. This while the Democrats only have Ukraine scandal, that caused Bronnie Meadows 12 to defend. impeachment has driven dis- Livingston

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SEN. MARSHA BLACKBURN (R-TN) 736 Cordell Hull Bldg, Nashville tn.gov/house/members/h43.html 357 Dirksen Senate Off ice TN 37243, sen.paul.bailey@cap- STATE REP. CAMERON SEXTON Building, Washington, D.C. itol.tn.gov, www.capitol.tn.gov/ (R-CROSSVILLE) 20510, 202-224-3344, blackburn. senate/members/s15.html District 25 (Cumberland, Van senate.gov/public STATE REP. RYAN WILLIAMS Buren and part of Putnam coun- SEN. LAMAR ALEXANDER (R-TN) (R-COOKEVILLE) ties), 615-741-2343, 425 5th Ave. 455 Dirksen Senate Off ice District 42 (Part of Putnam North, Suite 604 Cordell Hull Building, Washington, D.C. County), 615-741-1875, 425 5th Bldg, Nashville TN 37243, rep. 20510, 202-224-4944 (Fax) 202- Ave. North, Suite 400 Cor- [email protected], 228-3398, alexander.senate.gov/ dell Hull Bldg, Nashville TN www.capitol.tn.gov/house/mem- public 37243,rep.ryan.williams@capitol. bers/h25.html CONGRESSMAN JOHN ROSE (R-TN) tn.gov, www.capitol.tn.gov/ STATE REP. JOHN MARK WINDLE 1232 Longworth HOB Washing- house/members/h42.html (D-LIVINGSTON) ton, D.C. 20515 , 202-225-4231 STATE REP. PAUL SHERRELL (R-SPAR- District 41, (Morgan, Jackson, (Fax) 202-225-6887, johnrose. TA) Overton and part of Fentress house.gov District 43 (White, Grundy and counties), 615-741-1260, 425 5th STATE SEN. PAUL BAILEY (R-SPARTA) part of Warren counties), 425 Ave. North, Suite 428 Cordell District 15 (Cumberland, Jack- 5th Ave. North, Suite 670 Cordell Hull Bldg, Nashville TN 37243, son, Overton, Bledsoe, Putnam Hull Bldg, Nashville TN 37243, [email protected], and White counties), 615-741- 615-741-1963, rep.paul.sherrell@ capitol.tn.gov/house/members/ 3978, 425 5th Ave. North, Suite capitol.tn.gov, www.capitol. h41.html FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2020 NEWS HERALD-CITIZEN A5 herald-citizen.com 0OBITUARIES0 Barry Truman Sells OVERTON COUNTY Mr. Sells passed — Graveside services for away Wednesday, Feb. Barry Truman Sells, 74, 19, 2020, at his resi- of Monroe, Tennessee, dence. will be held at 10 a.m. Hall Funeral Home of today, Friday, Feb. 21, at Livingston is in charge Fellowship Cemetery in of arrangements, 931- Overton County. 823-5010.

Leonard A. Ledbetter LIVINGSTON — Fu- Mr. Ledbetter passed neral services for Leon- away Tuesday, Feb. ard A. Ledbetter, 85, of 18, 2020, at Livingston Livingston, Tennessee, Regional Hospital. will be held at 2 p.m. Speck Funeral Home Saturday, Feb. 22, at is in charge of arrange- Speck Funeral Home. ments, 931-823-1201. Burial will be in Rob- bins Cemetery. The family will receive friends today, Friday, Feb. 21, from AP 5-9 p.m. at the funeral President Donald Trump delivers the commencement address at the “Hope for Prisoners” home. graduation ceremony Thursday in Las Vegas. Rev. John H. Brown Trump savoring scrambled Dem race MUSKEGON, Michi- gan — The Rev. John H. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. fl ight to Las Vegas. win the nomination. Brown, 82, passed away (AP) — President Donald Trump Trump arrived in Colorado Trump’s team saw the debate Saturday, Feb. 15, 2020, would like to freeze the mo- Springs Thursday afternoon as validating his reelection after a brief illness. ment. He had relished watching for his third campaign rally in strategy and providing a fresh He was born Feb. 28, a fractious Democratic debate. three days. But his preoccupa- opening for Vermont Sen. Ber- 1937, in Old Hickory He had soaked in affi rmation tion with the scrambled nomi- nie Sanders, a self-described (Nashville), Tennessee, at a rally. And he was spending nation race for the Democrats Democratic socialist, to gain a to Odell T. and Julia F. the night at one of his hotels, on seeking to replace him has been signifi cant delegate lead on Su- (Howard) Brown. He the Las Vegas Strip. clear throughout the trip. per Tuesday. The president was had started the Wash- Trump, making a rare four- Bloomberg has been the most hopeful that panic from more ington Avenue Baptist day swing through the West, disconcerting force in the 2020 moderate Democrats at Sanders’ Church in Cookeville, was exuding reelection confi - race for Trump since the ul- rise would only further fracture Tennessee, in the early dence Thursday after the prior tra-billionaire entered the fray the Democratic Party. 1960s, and was the pas- Costin, Parker Brown night’s prize fi ght of a debate in November and spent more “We don’t care who the hell it tor at the First Baptist and Logan Brown; two in Las Vegas. He reveled in the than $400 million, which rocket- is,” Trump boasted Wednesday. Church in Ellettsville, great-grandchildren, intra-party squabbling and the ed him in the polls in just three “We’re going to win.” Indiana, in the late Connor and Sydney weak debut debate performance months. Between three rallies and a 1960s. He was also the Cotton; and one broth- turned in by former New York Trump’s campaign poll pair of high-dollar fundraisers, mental health director er, Jim (Judy) Brown of City Mayor Mike Bloomberg, numbers have improved since Trump sought to use his west- at Bloomington Hos- Algood, Tennessee. according to aides and allies. his impeachment trial wrapped ern swing to highlight admin- pital in Bloomington, A celebration of life When Trump woke up Thurs- up in January and his cam- istration policies that delivered Indiana, in the early for John will be held at day morning in his Las Vegas paign has broken fundraising on campaign promises and 1970s. 6 p.m. Friday, Feb. 28, hotel, his base during the four- records, raising $60 million in appealed to key demographics. In 1975, Rev. Brown at Saint Paul’s Episco- state western trip, he tuned in January and $14 million this Wednesday he signed new moved to Muskegon pal Church, 1006 Third to the post-debate coverage and week in California alone. But environmental regulations that and served as pastor of St., Muskegon, MI displayed his glee. Bloomberg’s willingness to eased water restrictions on First Baptist Church 49440. Repurposing one of spend near-unlimited sums to farmers in the heavily Republi- for 33 years. It’s been Visitation with Bloomberg’s own quotes about defeat Trump this fall, and the can California Central Valley. said, “John’s congre- John’s family will be the Democratic infi ghting, mocking tone of many of his Thursday, Trump spoke to a gation was not just the from 5-7 p.m. Thurs- Trump tweeted: “The real ads, have deeply rankled the graduating class of ex-prisoners church, but the com- day, Feb. 27, at the winner last night was Donald president. in a renewed appeal to commu- munity in which he Lee Chapel of Sytsema Trump.” He tacked on his own Trump’s campaign had orga- nities of color, as he championed lived.” Funeral and Cremation coda: “I agree!” nized itself around the strategy his administration’s work on On May 7, 1955, he Services, 6291 S. Har- The night before, after his that it would be able to paint criminal justice reform. married the former vey St., Norton Shores, own campaign rally in Phoenix, any rival as an extreme liberal, “Your future does not have Betty J. Duke, and she MI 49444. Trump summoned reporters to a “socialist” or worse, and con- to be defi ned by the mistakes survives him along For a more lasting his offi ce aboard Air Force One cerns mounted that strategists of your past,” Trump told the with his children, memorial, you are to join him in watching a replay would have to come up with a graduates, before turning to Sonja (Nels Gunderson) asked to consider First of the debate on the return diff erent plan should Bloomberg political topics. Brown of Madison, Baptist Church of Mus- Indiana, Julia (Mark) kegon or Saint Paul’s Conlin of Blooming- Episcopal Church. ton, Indiana, John H. You are also invited Warren’s challenge: Maintain momentum Brown Jr. and Jennifer to sign the family’s (Jeff ) Costin of India- online guest book at WASHINGTON (AP) She is not favored in napolis, Indiana; seven www.sytsemafh.com; — Elizabeth Warren Nevada, where nearly grandchildren, Sara and view his complete enters the fi nal stretch 75,000 people partici- (Jeff Kotmehl) Ren- obituary. before Saturday’s Neva- pated in early voting neisen, Jaclyn (Page) Sytsema Funeral and da Democratic caucus and missed her strong Cotton, Elizabeth Cremation Services are with a new and enviable debate performance. (Courtney) Curson, in charge of arrange- but nonetheless critical South Carolina holds Wade Costin, Chase ments, 231-726-5210. mission: capitalizing on its primary next week a standout performance and then comes “Super during Wednesday’s Tuesday” on March presidential debate. 3, when 14 states vote. Roger Stone sentenced The Massachusetts With the possible excep- senator took a leading tion of Massachusetts, role in blasting rival which votes then, there to over 3 years in prison Mike Bloomberg over appear to be few slam- his previous comments AP dunks for Warren. WASHINGTON (AP) with Russia to tip the about women, his past Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Pollster John Zogby — Roger Stone, a long- 2016 election. support of policing Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., speaks with Bill called Warren’s debate time confi dant of Pres- He was the sixth programs that dispro- Mamgum, center, and Shirley Mamgum at performance “striking” ident Donald Trump, Trump aide or advis- portionately targeted EllaEm’s Soul Food Thursday in North Las but said it’s unlikely was sentenced to more er to be convicted on minorities and for Vegas, Nev. to make her political than three years in charges brought as deploying his vast per- road any less rocky long prison Thursday for part of special counsel sonal wealth to, as she this month in Iowa and it’s still not clear where term. obstructing a congres- Robert Mueller’s inves- characterized it, buy the New Hampshire. She Warren might actually “Last night it sional investigation. tigation into possible White House. Warren fi nally displayed a polit- win. A sprawling politi- worked,” Zogby said. Soon after Judge Russian interference in also hit fellow progres- ical urgency upon which cal infrastructure didn’t “Beyond that? No. It’s Amy Berman Jackson the 2016 election. sive and Vermont Sen. her campaign may now help her in Iowa, nor harder to see.” pronounced sentence, At sentencing Thurs- Bernie Sanders and depend — the trick will did the location of New In the meantime, she Trump publicly decried day, Jackson grilled Minnesota Sen. Amy be to keep it going. Hampshire, basically in beefed up her campaign Stone’s conviction as federal prosecutor John Klobuchar over health “The debate perfor- her political backyard. schedule in Nevada. unfair and prominent Crabb on the depart- care, and had multiple, mance that she had last Republican legislators ment’s decision to stinging criticisms for night will certainly help were giving tacit sup- replace a tough sentenc- former Vice President restore confi dence in port for a pardon. But ing recommendation Joe Biden and Pete Butt- a lot of folks who may Trump said he wasn’t for Stone with a more igieg, the former mayor have been listening to ready to act just yet. lenient one, which had of South Bend, Indiana. the punditry, and now “I want the process to prompted the original Those takedowns they will fall in love play out. I think that’s prosecution team to prompted a fundraising with her all over again,” the best thing to do quit the case. Trump surge for Warren and said Wendy Brawley, because I would love to had called the original revived interest in a a South Carolina state see Roger exonerated,” recommendation of sev- campaign that has been representative who has he said. “I’m going to en to nine years a “mis- fl agging since disap- endorsed Warren. watch the process. 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Christianity ’ve been having a crisis of faith lately. Well, that’s not ike many clergypersons, entirely accurate. My faith I’m concerned about the Iin God hasn’t wavered. My future of the church. faith in some of those who LI’m not referring to the claim to love and follow Him rapid decline of American has taken a nosedive, howev- Christianity, although that’s er. certainly discon- In this hy- certing. Instead, per-politicized I’m troubled that and polarized large numbers of world we live in, Christians and I am struggling churches are to identify with becoming less a large number MARTIN and less tethered MELINDA of people in my to the life, teach- BROWN church, and on THIELEN ings, example, and a larger scale, in spirit of Jesus. It my religion. sometimes feels like today’s AP I see too much hate, lying, church is becoming a “Je- Rabbi Jacqueline Mates-Muchin removes a Torah scroll from the ark, a cabinet that bullying, etc. overlooked for sus-less” Christianity. houses scrolls of the Hebrew Bible, while preparing for Shabbat morning service at what they see as the “greater No segment of the church Temple Sinai in Oakland, California. good.”” is innocent in this troubling “Yes, President Trump ver- trend. Consider the Roman bally attacks people, mistreats Catholic pedophile priest scan- Stresses multiply for many US people, and lies habitually, but dal, coverup, and continued he will get what we need done lack of accountability. Where in Washington” seems to be did Jesus go? Or, consider the the refrain from many. relentless and cruel attacks clergy: ‘We need help too’ But is that really the greater on the gay community by good? Is holding Trump up evangelicals. Just recently an NEW YORK (AP) — Greg to have all the answers. But Life synagogue. as the moral choice really evangelical pastor claimed Laurie is among America’s we do not.” “Somehow in the U.S. what’s best for God’s people? that presidential candidate most successful clergymen -- There is similar intro- we expect our clergy to be Will Godless people see his Pete Buttigieg was “deserving senior pastor at a California spection among clergy of superhuman when it comes behavior and see God’s love of death” for being gay. Where megachurch, prolifi c author, many faiths across the to these things, and frankly refl ected in that? I don’t think did Jesus go? Or, consider the host of a global radio pro- United States as the age-old that’s an unrealistic expec- so. I think he’s the single big- mainline church, including gram. Yet after a youthful challenges of their minis- tation,” he said. “They’re gest threat to Christianity in my own United Methodist colleague’s suicide, his view tries are deepened by a host human beings who are going America today. denomination. We’re about to of his vocation is unsparing. of newly evolving stresses. to feel the same kind of fear How can anyone take us split over human sexuality, “Pastors are people, just Rabbis worry about pro- and numbness and depres- seriously about loving our completely disobeying the like everyone else,” Lau- tecting their congregations sion that other people do.” neighbor and caring for the command of Jesus to be people rie said by email. “We are from anti-Semitic violence. It’s diffi cult to quantify the orphan and the widow while of unity. Where did Jesus broken people who live in a Islamic chaplains counsel extent of clergy stress, na- supporting Trump and his go? Or, look at the Orthodox broken world. Sometimes, college students unnerved tionwide or denomination- policies? Jesus said to let the Church. In many places, they we need help too.” by anti-Muslim sentiments. ally. But a 2018 Gallup poll children come to him. He are a pawn of the government. Laurie’s 15,000-member A shortage of Catholic bears out a widely shared didn’t ask their immigration For example, in Russia, Or- Harvest Christian Fellow- priests creates burdens for impression that clergy no status fi rst. thodox priests actually bless ship, based in Riverside, those who remain, even as longer enjoy the same public He didn’t hang out with the weapons of war, including California, was jolted in their church’s sex-abuse cri- esteem as in the past. Only religious elite of His day. In nuclear weapons. Where did September by the death of sis lowers morale. Worries 37% of American rate mem- fact, they set out to challenge, Jesus go? Jarrid Wilson, a 30-year-old for Protestant pastors range bers of the clergy highly for trap, and undermine Him. Sadly, this is not a new associate pastor. Wilson and from crime and drug addic- their honesty and ethics, If He came back today, I phenomenon. Throughout his wife, parents of two sons, tion in their communities to the lowest rating in the 40 don’t think He would be din- Christian history, the church had founded an outreach fi nancial insecurity for their years Gallup has asked that ing at Mar-a-Lago or with his has often jettisoned Jesus. Ex- group to help people coping own families to social media question. church friends bragging on amples include religious wars, with depression and suicidal invective that targets them “Not very long ago, they social media about their moral the inquisition, and the cru- thoughts. personally. were seen as one of the pil- superiority over the left. sades. The same dynamic can “People may think that as Adam Hertzman, who lars of the community,” said I can see Him at a truck be found in American church pastors or spiritual leaders works for the Jewish Federa- Carl Weisner, senior direc- stop, though, having a meal history, including Christian we are somehow above the tion of Pittsburgh, witnessed tor of Duke Divinity School’s with a lonely trucker or at a support for the genocide of pain and struggles of every- fi rsthand the emotional toll Clergy Health Initiative. food truck buying dinner for Native Americans, the en- day people,” Laurie wrote af- on his city’s rabbis after the “There has been some loss an addict or runaway who slavement of Africans, the Jim ter Wilson’s death. “We are October 2018 massacre that of status... and that does add feels too far gone to come Crow South, and resistance the ones who are supposed killed 11 Jews at the Tree of to stress.” home. I can see Him at the to the civil rights movement. border, teaching the impor- And today, large numbers of tance of love and compassion Christians vigorously support over being legalistic. I can see and defend the most anti-Jesus Special service at Living Hope Him riding a midnight bus, president in American history. holding an LBGTQ teen whose Just a few weeks ago, at the Living Hope Church will Lusaka, Zambia, to leaders through seminars, parents kicked them out and National Prayer Breakfast, the hold special services with a growing and workshops and radio. They chose their religion over love president said he disagreed Pastor Walker Schurz at 6 vibrant interna- are also Directors of Rhema and their own child. with some of Jesus’ core com- p.m. Saturday and 10:30 a.m. tional church of Bible Training Center Zambia Would He read Trump’s mandments. The church going Sunday at the church, 1020 E. over 3,800. They and serve as the Rhema tweets and listen to his crowd applauded. In response, Spring St. Cookeville. have a deep directors for Africa. Through speeches, then don a MAGA one evangelical pastor, para- Pastors Walker and Haley desire to see the Bible schools, graduates hat and proclaim “That’s my phrasing the words of Jesus Schurz have worked in South- SchurzSchurz believers grow, are going out as mature and guy!” for all the world to hear? said, “What good is it if we ern Africa since 1992. They develop and skilled laborers into the har- I doubt it. gain the whole Supreme Court are the Senior Pastors of Mir- fulfi ll their God-given destiny. vest fi elds of Africa and the He would love Trump as He but lose our souls?” acle Life Family Church in Walker and Haley minister world. does all of His children. He Jesus extolled grace, love, would off er Trump forgive- mercy, compassion, forgive- ness if he ever asked for it, but ness, kindness, service, jus- Trump himself has said he tice, and inclusion rather than never has. (How can anyone exclusion. But, for much of Vatican sees intense interest in be a serious Christian without Christian history, that Jesus even once asking God to for- has been lost in the shuffl e of give them? Come on, people.) institutional religion. It’s no opening of Pius XII archive I think He would weep at the wonder that people in Amer- kind of behaviors people who ica, especially young people, VATICAN CITY (AP) — Some Jewish groups and predecessors and their follow Him have been ok with. are leaving the institutional, More than 150 historians historians have said Pius, relations with Jews. One I think He would weep for all often Jesus-less church, in and researchers have signed who was pope from 1939- about Pius XI, “The Pope of the hearts that would never droves. up to access the soon-to- 1958, stayed silent during and Mussolini,” won the get to know him because they I don’t pretend to have easy open Vatican archives of the Holocaust and didn’t do Pulitzer Prize for biography thought Trump was an actual answers for this crisis. But Pope Pius XII, evidence of enough to save lives. His in 2015. representation of what a Bob Dylan is right, “You gotta the intense scholarly inter- defenders at the Vatican and In an email, Kertzer said Christian looks and acts like. serve somebody.” At some est into the World War II-era beyond say he used quiet the imminent opening of the I think He would wonder point, believers must answer pope and his record during diplomacy and encouraged Pius XII archives, and the how His children could be the question, “Who do we the Holocaust, offi cials said convents and other religious light it will shed on the role so totally and completely led truly serve?” American idols Thursday. institutes to hide Jews. played by the pope during astray by a man so far outside like partisan ideology, money, Cardinal José Tolentino Emeritus Pope Benedict the war, had “generated of His teachings that it often success, status and power? Or, Calaça de Mendonça, the XVI, a great defender of tremendous excitement in defi es logic. do we serve Jesus? And what Vatican’s chief librari- Pius, accelerated the pro- the scholarly world, and Or maybe I am just project- about our church? Does it tru- an, told reporters that all cess to open the archives beyond.” ing. I don’t think so, though. ly serve Jesus? If not, we need researchers — regardless ahead of schedule so that “Much of historical And it breaks my heart. Be- to leave it and connect with a of nationality, faith and researchers could have importance will also be- cause if it doesn’t turn around congregation that does. If we ideology — were welcome their say. Pope Francis an- come clearer for the post- soon, so many will never can fi nd one. to request permission to nounced the archive would war years, when the pope, know what it’s like to feel His It’s time for the American use the Vatican’s Apostolic be ready March 2. among other challenges, presence in their lives. And church to decide who is Lord. Library, which will open the One of the historians who worried that the Commu- nothing should be worth that. Institutional survival? Parti- archive on March 2. plans to be here for open- nist Party would come to san politics? Shallow church “The church has no rea- ing day is David Kertzer of power in Italy and played a MELINDA BROWN is a Christian growth strategies? Rigid son to fear history,” he told Brown University, author crucial behind-the-scenes author who lives in the Upper doctrines? Buildings? Our reporters. of several books about Pius’ role in blocking it,” he said. Cumberland. own members? Or, is Jesus our Lord? If so, it’s time for Christians—all of us—to start Church founded in 1879 ‘trying to rebuild’ after fire Silver Point church of Christ acting like it. That begins by ...pointing the way to the cross since 1929 rejecting a Jesus-less faith, ELIZABETH, N.J. who organized a Go- go to church, we woke 6701 Smithville Highway and replacing it with a Je- (AP) — Offi cials say FundMe campaign, up to this,” Ingram Silver Point, Tennessee sus-centered one. May that be they are “trying to re- said everything had said. “Now we’re try- Time of Services: true in my life—in your life— build” following a fi re been lost in the “dev- ing to rebuild.” Sunday Bible Study 9 AM and in the life of our churches. that ripped through astating and tragic” Chief Thomas Amen. a New Jersey church blaze early Sunday McNamara of the Worship 10 AM & 6 AM that dates back al- at Shiloh Baptist Elizabeth fi re depart- Wednesday Bible Study 7 PM MARTIN THIELEN, author of seven most a century and a Church. ment said the church Minister: John Whitson (931-858-2390/239-1794) books, is a semi-retired United half. “Instead of waking was “pretty much Visit us on the web at silverpointchurchofchrist.org Methodist minister. Robert Ingram, up and being able to destroyed.” A8 HERALD-CITIZEN RELIGION FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2020 herald-citizen.com 0CHURCH CALENDAR0

The Church Calendar is a provide new shoes to separation or divorce of N. Madison & Freeze ture, clothes, shoes & Whitaker Road. Every- daily list of events hosted by poor children in Central alone. Meets Wednes- streets. Contact church toys for those in need. one welcome! nonprofit groups in Putnam, America & Mexico. Call days, 7 p.m. at Trinity in offi ce 526-2177. 7311 Baxter Rd., Bax- FRIDAY, MARCH 6 White, Overton & Jackson Terry McBroom 931-252- Algood, 205 W. Wall St. The Grove: The Grove, ter, Saturday 9 a.m.- Annual Rummage Sale: counties. To be included, 9704. Food Pantry: New Begin- Little Tree Learners, noon, except holiday Saint Thomas Aquinas call 526-9715 & ask for the Celebrate Recovery: ning Fellowship Church Mother’s Day Out weekends. We also Catholic Church, Fri- newsroom secretary or email Christ-centered recov- has a food pantry for Program, Tuesdays & accept non-perishable day, 2-7 p.m. and Satur- calendar@herald-citizen. ery meetings. Overcome those in need. Second Thursdays, 8:30 a.m.- & monetary donations. day, 8 a.m.-noon. (421 com. Be sure to include your hurts, habits, & hang- Saturday every month 2:30 p.m., now enrolling. Call for appointment for N. Washington Ave., name & number as well as a ups. Tuesdays 6 p.m. 9-10 a.m. 775 West Ceme- Infants-preschoolers after-hours deliveries, lower level of church, time, date & location of the Call Steve 260-3202, or tery Rd. Call 651-2461. will enjoy a loving, safe, Leecoe 239-3040. parish hall, entrance event. Church-related items www.collegeside.org/ Free Clothing: West View caring environment. Senior Lunch: Every on 4th Street.)We are are published in the Religion CR. Baptist Church gives Call 526-9355 or visit third Tuesday. Free looking for gently used section each Friday. Deadline Children’s Program: A away free clothing fi rst www.thegrovelife.org. lunch & fellowship for donations which may for church calendar items is creative children’s & third Monday each Interfaith Peace Project: folks 50+, everyone be dropped off the week noon Wednesday. program, New Thought month, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Noon, fi rst Wednesday welcome. Silver Point of Monday, March ONGOING Unity Church (823 10th 427 Laurel Ave. of each month. First Baptist Church, 14021 2-6 from 8 a.m.-Noon. Addiction Recovery Groups: St.) is held Sundays at Free Clothing: Clothes Presbyterian Church. Buff alo Valley Rd., Sil- No mattresses, TVs, Hope for Life, non-resi- 11 a.m. for entire family, no Open to any interested ver Point. computers or knives dential. Putnam Coun- Christian Science: Chris- paperwork or questions parties. SATURDAY, FEB. 22 accepted. Sponsored by ty: Tuesdays 9 a.m., tian Science Society asked, everyone wel- Meditation: Unitarian Congregational Singing: the Daughters of Isa- Engrafted Word Church of Cookeville, branch come. Second Satur- Universalist Congre- 6 p.m. Algood Cum- bella and benefi ts local (women only.) Tuesdays of The First Church days, 9 a.m.-noon. Silver gation of Cookeville berland Presbyterian charities. 6 p.m., Church on the of Christ Scientist, Point Baptist Church, meditation group, 6 p.m. Church. All welcome. SATURDAY, MARCH 7 Hill. Overton County: services at 10:30 a.m. 14021 Buff alo Valley second Tuesday each SUNDAY, FEB. 23 Special Singing: The Mondays 6 p.m., Living- Sundays, 118 E. 1st St. at Road, Silver Point. month, 31 W. 1st St. It Concert: Pleasant Hill Joyaires from Harri- ston First Church. Jack- Holly. Call 854-0916. Grief: Heart of the doesn’t matter if you are Community Church, man, Tennessee, will son County: Mondays Clothing Giveaway: Green Cumberland provides just curious, a novice, or 3 p.m., in the church sing-6 p.m. at Taylor’s 6:30 p.m. The LifeHouse Pond Church, 115 Mur- grief peer support long-time practitioner. sanctuary. Recital art- Seminary Free Will Church. Group is free. phy Lane., Crawford. 6 groups for the entire Come experience a ists Emi Kagawa (piano) Baptist Church, 6195 Workbook $10. Call 888- p.m. Every 4th Satur- family, including child- sense of calm in an ac- and Zofi a Glashauser Bunker Hill Road. Ev- 688-0470 ext. 105. Visit day. care. Bereavement & cepting, supportive en- (violin) will perform. eryone invited. TeenChallengeUC.Org. Compassionate Communi- divorce groups for grade vironment. Visit http:// Special Singing: Gos- SATURDAY, MARCH 14 Adult Bereavement: cation: Unitarian Uni- 2-adult. Call 525-2600. tinyurl.com/ca2ofcf. pel singing featuring Pie & Cake Auction: Sing- Support group Tuesdays versalist Congregation Grief Share: Spon- Mother’s Day Out: First the Kingsway Quartet ing with Midnight Cry 10-11:15 a.m., & 6-7:15 of Cookeville’s Compas- sored by Cookeville Baptist Church Cookev- during morning ser- at 4 p.m. Soup & Chili p.m. Stevens Street sionate Communication First United Methodist ille’s Mother’s Day Out vice. Begins at 10:45 Supper. Taylor’s Semi- Baptist Church campus. circle meets 6 p.m. fi rst Church, 2 new Grief program, Tuesdays & a.m. Lillys Chapel Free nary Free Will Baptist Call 525-2600. Hosted by & third Wednesdays, Share groups will begin Fridays, 8:45 a.m.-2:45 Will Baptist Church. Church, 6195 Bunker Heart of the Cumber- at 31 W. 1st St. This is a in January for those p.m. Call Linda 526-7119. Everyone welcome! Call Hill Road, Cookeville. land. Nonviolent Communi- who have suff ered the Parkinson’s Support Group: 931-265-5424. Proceeds go to 24/7 Aglow: Aglow Inter- cation method, a tool for loss of a loved one. 10 a.m. Caney Fork Bap- Special Singing: The Church in Sevierville, national has a single resolving diff erences. The 13-week, 2-hour, tist Church, 2404 Hwy. Heaven’s Point of View Tennessee. Everyone purpose, to see God’s Visit http://tinyurl.com/ faith-based sessions 70 East, Cookeville. Ev- will sing at 6 p.m. at welcome! will be done on earth as ca2ofcf. consist of videos & eryone is welcome. First United Free Will Bap- it is in heaven, through Divorce Care: Divorce- facilitated group dis- Tuesday each month. tist Church. Everyone Subscribe to the prayer, local groups, Care is a friendly, cussions. Wednesdays Call Roxanne 261-4037. welcome! events & outreach. Call caring group of people 9:30-11:30 a.m. starts Restoring Hope: Re- SUNDAY, MARCH 1 Karen 979-0727 or vis- who will walk with you Jan. 15; Saturdays, 10 storing Hope, a Chris- Special Singing: The it www.aglow.org. through one of life’s a.m.-noon, starts Jan. tian-based help center, Shirah Bros. will sing-6 Aluminum Cans: Donate most diffi cult experi- 18. Both groups meet at distributes household p.m. Bear Creek Baptist aluminum cans to ences. Don’t go thru Magnolia House, corner items, toiletries, furni- Church, 3248 Poston 526-9715 Church Directory

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Algood Cumberland ALGOOD Willow Avenue St. Michael’s Presbyterian Church UNITED Church of Christ SYCAMORE Episcopal Church Harp Ave. Algood, TN Sunday a.m. 9:00 640 N. Washington Ave. Minister-Rev. Richard Bond 1x2” Church of Christ Cookeville, TN 38501 METHODIST Bible Study 10:15 Worship-9:30 AM Means 1 column by (931) 526-4654 Sunday School-10:30 AM CHURCH P.M. Worship 6:00 Monday-7:00 PM 3 inches. Wed. Bible Study 7:00 Sunday Services www.stmike-tn.org Too small to be noticed? Sunday Morning Worship Services You read this one. Broadcast on WHUB 1400 at 10 a.m. 8:00 a.m. - Adult Bible Study SUNDAY WORSHIP: 1150 South Willow Avenue 8:00 AMHoly Eucharist, Rite I Jeremiah Tatum, Minister 9:00 a.m. - Morning Worship 10:15 a.m. - Bible Classes 10:30 AM Holy Eucharist, Rite II 432-2333 (Nursery Provided) 5:00 p.m. - Evening Worship 135 West Main St., Algood, TN. SUNDAY SCHOOL FIRST CUMBERLAND Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Wednesday Services 9:15 a.m. ALL AGES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday Worship at 10:55 a.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST 565 East 10th Street 7:00 p.m. - Bible Classes WEDNESDAY WORSHIP : Cookeville, TN 38501 NURSERY PROVIDED 12:00 PM Holy Eucharist Rite II 931-526-6585 Church Office Albert Willis, Pastor 1144 Crescent Drive, 931-528-8587 Nursery School ALL AGES WELCOME Sunday Schedule: 537-6111 • www.algoodumc.org Cookeville VISITORS WELCOME Worship - 8:45 and 11:00 AM Church School - 9:50 AM 931-526-5427 Evening Worship - 6:00 PM LUTHERAN Wednesday Worship: FIRST The Connection - 5:00 PM Minister: Steve Reeder UNITED Heavenly Host Christian Smith, www.sycamorecoc.com Senior Pastor METHODIST Lutheran Churc h & School CHURCH and Early Childhood Center BAPTIST Everyone is invited to attend: Pastor: Andrew Smith 165 EAST BROAD, Northeast Church: 931-526-3423 COOKEVI LLE, TN 38501 School & ECC: 520-3766 Phone: (931) 526-2177 Church of Christ HOLLADAY Off Highway 111, Cookeville, TN We invite you to worship with us: www.cookevillefumc.org Bible Study 9:00 AM 8:00 am and 10:30 am Sunday 9:15 am Bible Classes *Radio Broadcast - FM 94.1 CHURCH OF Worship...... 10:00 AM • Kevin Conrad Evening Worship...... 6:00 PM 777 S. Willow Ave., Cookeville •Martin Thielen CHRIST HeavenlyHostLCMS.org Senior Senior Pastor Wednesday 1765 Mine Lick Creek Rd. Bible Study...... 7:00 PM Worship Service: Cookeville, TN MINISTER - Paul Wilmoth 8:30 a.m. & 10:55 a.m. - Sanctuary CATHOLIC Antioch Sunday Bible Study...... 10 a.m. Assoc. Minister - David Hill Sunday Morning Worship...11 a.m. A warm welcome awaits Friendship UMC Church of Christ Sunday Evening Worship...... 6 p.m. everyone - 526-2535 St. Thomas Aquinas 5454 S. Jeff erson Ave 4711 Old Sparta Rd. Wednesday Bible Study...6:30 p.m. Cookville, TN Catholic Church Cookeville, TN Nursery Available 421 N. Washington Ave., Cookeville Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Sunday School...... 10 AM Worship Service: 11:00 a.m. Johnny Fox, Minister 526-2575 Worship...... 11 AM 1x2” Wed. night Bible Study: 5:30 p.m. Means 1 column by Fr. Christiano Pastor: Carl Stiglich Evening Worship...... 5 PM 432-4751 2 inches. Nunes de Silva (931)525-3555 www.holladaychurchofchrist.com Wednesday Bible Study.....6:30 PM Too small to be noticed? MASS SCHEDULE You read this one. Saturday 5:00 p.m. ROCKY POINT COOPERATIVE BAPTIST Sunday 8:00 a.m., 10:45 a.m. MISSIONARY BAPTIST Algood SMYRNA 12:30 p.m. Spanish Mass “We’re not the church nearest but the church dearest” CHURCH OF CHRIST Please Call for Holy Days Church of 3698 Dodson Branch Road Schedule Cookeville, TN 38501 • 931-526-5403 SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Sunday Bible Study...... 9:00 AM Christ Saturday, 4:00 or by appointment 1x2.5” 395 W. Main, Algood, TN Sunday Worship...... 10:00 AM NON-DENOMINATIONAL Weekday Masses 8:00 a.m. Daily Means 1 column by Sunday Bible Study 9:00 AM Evening Worship...... 6:00 PM http://www.cookevillestthomas.org Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 PM Nolan Cantrell, Pastor 2.5 inches. Sunday Morning Worship 10:00 AM Too small to be noticed? Sun. Evening Bible Study 5:25 P.M. SUNDAY “Come and Give Us A Try Everyone Is Welcome” Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 PM Studies In The Word You read this one. 780 AM / 106.1 FM LIVELIFE.CHURCH Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 PM AT 7:30 AM 1x1.5” NEW ZION MISSIONARY Nursery Available The Bible Way Means 1 column by BAPTIST CHURCH 1600 AM / 110.9 FM NEW TRADITIONAL 1.5 inches. Bro. Larry S. Gregory, Pastor Preacher John Chowning AT 9:00 AM Hwy. 56 • Bloomington Springs, TN Minister, James Rogers SERVICE AT Too small to be noticed? Call 931-528-1684 for info. 537-6221 “Free Bible Lesson by Associate Minister, Sammy Webb THE EDGE AT 10:00 You read this one. SUNDAY SCHOOL - 10 A.M. www.cocsmyrna.org WORSHIP SERVICE - 11 A.M. Mail Upon Request” 2223 N. Washington Ave 931.526.6900 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2020 HERALD-CITIZEN A9 herald-citizen.com PUTNAM COUNTY DEVOTIONAL PAGE

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CHURCH OF GOD LUTHERAN FAITH PRESBYTERIAN NEW COVENANT TABERNACLE Hometown Family Care 9177 Roberts Rd. Silver Point, Tn 771 S. Jefferson Ave. Where We Care About You and Your Family ALGOOD CHURCH OF GOD HEAVENLY HOST LUTHERAN 931-303-3366 106 Thompson Lane, 537-9927 777 S. Willow Ave., 526-3423 ONE AGAIN MINISTRIES FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 2553 Isaacs Path BAXTER CROSSROADS CHURCH OF GOD METHODIST 20 N. Dixie Ave., 526-4424 NATALIE STOUT 1250 Main St. ONE ELEVEN FELLOWSHIP REALTOR ® Baxter, 858-4480 ALGOOD UNITED METHODIST GRACE PRESBYTERIAN 6200 Hwy. 111 N., 537-3003 931-520-7750 office 931-520-7728 fax 135 W. Main St., 537-6111 2226 Burton Branch Rd., 520-0893 Wanda Keagle, FNP 931-267-9509 cell BAXTER FIRST CHURCH OF GOD PARTNERS IN MISSION INTL’ 586 Suite PL South Jefferson Ave., Cookeville 410 E. SPRING STREET, SUITE G 446 Elm St. ALMYRA UNITED METHODIST MT. HERMAN CUMBERLAND 1225 Buckingham Pl., 526-7480 COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 Baxter, 858-4137 1610 Bunker Hill Rd., 738-3548 PRESBYTERIAN 931-854-0050 5544 Mt. Herman Rd. PRAISE CATHEDRAL CHURCH BOMA FIRST CHURCH OF GOD BAXTER UNITED METHODIST 719 S. Jefferson Ave., Cookeville FREE Anderson - Upper Cumberland 10630 Old Baxter Rd., Baxter 102 Main St., Baxter POST OAK PRESBYTERIAN 528-8701 858-5119 858-4334 or 858-4431 1174 Post Oak Rd., 528-7758 ESTIMATES FUNERAL HOME PRIMERA IGLESIA EVANGELICA Jimmy Anderson BRINDLEY’S CHAPEL CHURCH OF GOD BURTONS CHAPEL UNITED METHODIST PRESBYTERIAN STUDENT ASSOC. 200 S. Chestnut St., Monterey Funeral Director 1012 Burgess School Rd., 432-4151 133 Mill St., 537-9404 629 N. Cedar Ave., 526-5772 839-3399 COMPLETE www.ucfuneral.com AUTO REPAIR OBIT LINE 931-268-1551 CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY COOKEVILLE UMC SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST RAY OF HOPE STREET MINISTRY 1580 S. Jefferson Ave., 526-9953 271 E. 9th St., 526-1343 515 E. Broad St. 2131 S. Grundy Quarles Hwy. 640 S. Willow Ave., Cookeville Gainesboro , TN • P. O. Box 398 GERHART MEMORIAL SEVENTH-DAY Phil Martin 931-268-0266 • 931-268-1550 • 931-858-7474 COLONIAL HILLS CHURCH OF GOD FIRST UNITED METHODIST ADVENTIST RESTORATION OF HOPE MINISTRIES 931.528.2625 1691 Burgess Falls Rd., 432-7729 165 E. Broad St., 526-2177 27000 Hwy. 111 N., 537-3100 2553 Issac’s Pass, Cookeville 372-7413 Owner COOKEVILLE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD FRIENDSHIP UNITED METHODIST SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST REVIVAL FIRE MINISTRY Yet God is not far from 1223 Fisk Rd., 526-5108 5445 S. Jefferson Ave., 525-3555 2700 Hwy. 111 N. 1225 Shag Rag Rd., 372-0810 each one of us, for “In CORNERSTONE PENTECOSTAL FRIENDSHIP UNITED METHODIST OTHER RIVER COMMUNITY CHURCH OF GOD 2729 Churchill Dr., 432-1035 1200 Miracle Rd., 528-3660 Him we live and move 3121 Eaton Rd., 525-6777 CHRISTS COMMUNITY MONTEREY UNITED METHODIST 1530 Woodland Ave., 528-5904 SALEM UNITED METHODIST and have our being.” FAITH HARVEST CHURCH OF GOD 124 N. Holly St., Monterey 1021 Salem Church Rd., 372-8733 931-239-9991 839-2597 CHURCH ON THE HILL Acts 17: 27-28 3001 Phillips Cemetery Rd., Algood SERVANTS OF CHRIST FRIENDSHIP CHURCH OF GOD MT. UNION METHODIST 537-9504 1201 Virginia Ave., 525-1615 2990 Mine Lick Creek Rd., 432-0011 17615 Dodson Branch Hwy. COOKEVILLE CHRISTIAN (EN- THE CHURCH OF CHRIST OF MONTEREY CHURCH OF GOD PARAN CHURCH GRAFTED WORD) LATTER-DAY SAINTS D.T. McCalls & Sons 625 S. Poplar St., Monterey 3812 W. Paran Rd. 9 W. Broad St., 528-1305 981 S. Walnut St., Cookeville 839-2182 931-881-7331, 931-644-7229 SHIPLEY UNITED METHODIST CROSSROADS COMMUNITY 1300 S. Jefferson Ave. PENTECOSTAL TEMPLE CHURCH 2950 Shipley Rd., 931-979-0749 6099 Nashville Hwy., Baxter, 858-5433 UNITED CHURCH OF COOKEV- OF GOD ILLE, UCC Cookeville 245 4th Ave., 537-6339 SUMMERFIELD UNITED METHODIST FAITH 502 Gould Dr., 931-260-5939 BARGAINS ON UNREDEEMED MERCHANDISE 530 E. 20th St., 526-2724 145 S. Jefferson Ave., #A, 372-8001 STEREOS - TV - GUNS - JEWELRY 931-526-1103 PRAISE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF GOD UNITY CHURCH OF THE CUMBER- MANY OTHER ITEMS 719 S. Jefferson Ave., 528-8701 WESLEY FOUNDATION UMC GRACE POINTE LANDS ACROSS FROM RALPHS DONUTS www.dtmccalls.com 271 E. 9th St., 526-4353 155 East Spring St., 528-5080 823 E. 10th St., 520-1017 MON-FRI 8AM-5PM; SAT 8AM-3PM; OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY PROPHECY CHURCH OF GOD 42 S. CEDAR AVE., COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 • 931.526.3343 204 E. Railroad Ave., Monterey NAZARENE HEARTS OF FAITH VICTORY CHRISTIAN CENTER INC. 108 N. Washington 125 S. Oak St., Monterey Paul wrote, “I can EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 110 N. Poplar St., Monterey 839-2609 HIDDEN IN CHRIST FELLOWSHIP VOICE IN THE WILDERNESS do anything through ST. MICHAEL’S EPISCOPAL 1681 A S. Jefferson, 520-1757 DODSON BRANCH COMMUNITY 640 N. Washington Ave., 526-4654 FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE CHURCH Him who gives me 360 S. Old Kentucky Rd., 526-4371 LILLYS CHAPEL 148 Roberts Hollow Rd., Cookeville GOSPEL 4302 Baxter Rd., Baxter, 858-5914 931-268-3189 strength.” 30 N. Dixie 228 3rd Ave. South PENTECOSTAL Cookeville, TN Baxter, TN FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY LIVING HOPE WEST MICHIGAN CONFRENCE Philippians 4:13 9396 Monterey Hwy., Monterey FIRST UNITED PENTECOSTAL 1020 E. Spring St., 520-8812 UNTO MDS 931-526-2151 839-6411 875 S. Walnut Ave., 526-1575 133 Mill St. MARSH CHAPEL OF COOKEVILLE • Cleanings HOLINESS UNITED PENTECOSTAL RESCUE MISSION WHERE GOD LEADS • Fillings 875 S. Walnut Ave 1331 S. Jefferson Ave. 4501 Forrest Hill Rd., 537-2020 560 Neal St. • Root Canal Cookeville Cookeville, TN Therapy BIBLE HOLINESS 38501 • Extractions 144 Dripping Springs Rd., Monterey . MONTEREY COMMUNITY WORD INTERNATIONAL • Oral Surgery 839-6268 PRESBYTERIAN 301 E. Commercial Ave, 839-2119 701 Horace Lewis Rd., 526-9673 350 S. 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Gentry was crowned TValentine King. Fun is contagious; and our EAR ABBY: My daughter, “Hei- Cookeville DJ Scott Stevens exceled at creating di,” is 39. She is successful, owns a great atmosphere. In the process, we discov- her own business and lives with ered some new dancers with some her boyfriend of fi ve years. I’ll SENIOR amazing moves. D CORNER call him Rick. They have two beau- A special thank you to the tiful boys, 3 and 18 months. She has sponsors and volunteers! Stefanie decided to tie the knot with Rick with Lynch of Blue Cross Blue Shield a nice, somewhat big wedding. provided the ham. Janie Pedigo of As Heidi has gotten Wilson Bank furnished ingredi- DEAR ABBY older, she has been ents for the sides. Our Vice Chair- changing into a dif- person, Ellen Waller, prepared ferent person. She has Cookeville’s Jake Hoot performs at the Hooper Eblen Center. the meal with the help of Marie become self-centered Truebee. Donna Moss sold tickets and controlling, and she MAXINE and gathered door prizes from the puts Rick down cruelly WCTE premiers ‘Hoot FRASIER following: Nelson Trophy, Andy’s at times. I think he’s a Pharmacy, Cedar Hills, Five Below, good guy, but maybe just Signature HealthCare, S&S Boutique, The ABIGAIL not for her. I really don’t Painted House, SouthEast Bank, Logan’s, Out- know because I stay out at the Hoop’ Th ursday back, Dairy Queen, Longhorn, O’Charlie’s, Eye VAN BUREN of their lives. Centers, Ralph’s Donuts, and The Nail Shop. What’s making me WCTE — WCTE Upper Cum- earlier this year! WCTE is so Dimple Holmes and Becky Trubee donated priz- uncomfortable is, my daughter has berland PBS will premiere Jake proud of Jake and his musical es, also. Thank you to all volunteers who set up told only me that she’s doing all this Hoot at The Hoop, a one-hour accomplishments and we hope and cleaned up, as well. We have such amazing wedding stuff without getting an actu- edited show of his recent perfor- to work with him again soon one people who support our Center. We are blessed! al marriage license. I don’t even know mance at the Hooper Eblen Cen- day,” said Brent Clark, WCTE’s Come to the Center on Feb. 28 at 12:15 p.m. and if Rick is aware. I looked this up and ter in Cookeville. The show will Director of Content & Digital help us celebrate Black History Month while saw that some people are now having air on WCTE at 8 p.m. Thursday, Media. viewing the beautiful art on display by Carole what’s called “commitment ceremo- Feb. 27. At the beginning of the com- Joyce who teaches drawing at this center. nies.” When I tried to talk to her about Some of Jake’s special guests petition, Jake sang “When It The Parkinson’s Steering Committee meets it, she became defensive, cut me off , included Judah Akers from Rain It Pours” by Luke Combs. March 4 at 1:30 p.m. and then sent me a long, nasty email. Judah and the Lion, and other He went on to win the fi nale on Thread Talks meets Fridays at 10:30 a.m. So now I just step back. friends as well as surprise guest December 17, 2019. There was They’re a knit, crochet, tatting, needlework When I think of the guests (100 to Lonestar. an overwhelming response in group. Learners are welcome! 150), I feel she should be honest and Hoot, a country singer who is his hometown of Cookeville and call it what it is. We are presently the winner of season 17 of the surrounding towns during the SPEAKERS, 12:15 P.M. not communicating because I won’t talent competition, The Voice competition. There were watch Friday, Feb. 28: Celebrating Black History respond to that kind of email. I won’t on NBC, resides in Cookeville, parties and so many people voted Month Through Art! Featuring: Carole Joyce. argue with her. But I don’t know Tennessee. Hoot moved to Ten- and kept his songs in the top ten Friday, March 6: Kimberly Pugh of NHC, where to go at this point. I’m worried nessee to attend Tennessee Tech on the charts. Kidney Health. about her state of mind. She is sup- University and play football as Jake has gone on to perform- Wednesday, March 11: Liz Witt of Cookev- posedly seeing a therapist, and a few an off ensive lineman in 2010. He ing many shows since coming ille Regional Home Health, Be Informed with weeks back I suggested she and Rick went on to graduate from TTU home. He has even debuted on Cookeville Regional Home Health. get marriage counseling. I would love with a degree in interdisciplin- the Grand Ole Opry on Feb. 4. He Friday, March 13: Milly Edwards, Infi nity to hear your thoughts. — TRADI- ary studies in 2013. was invited by another home- Adult Services, Services, Question/Answer. TIONAL MOM IN THE EAST “It was a thrill to have the town star, Jamie Dailey of Dailey Monday, March 16: Celtic Circle group gives DEAR TRADITIONAL MOM: opportunity to shoot Jake Hoot and Vincent. Cookeville is so St. Patrick’s Day presentation. Your daughter is an adult, and if you and some of his friends from The proud of Jake and we wish him refuse to have anything to do with Voice at the Hooper Eblen Center nothing but great things. BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS 12:45 P.M. this charade, I would understand. Monday, March 16: Signature HealthCare When guests are invited to a “wed- Friday, March 20: Quality Home Health ding,” gifts are expected. If it’s a production that’s only for show, the Scarlata to perform at TTU DAY TRIPS couple is committing fraud and taking Thursday, March 19: First Day of Spring! advantage of the generosity of their Randall Scarlata, baritone, will Cheekwood in Bloom! guests. perform Franz Schubert’s mon- Thursday, March 26: Nashville Women’s When couples marry, they must umental song cycle Winterreise Show! fi rst take out a marriage license, with pianist Kanako Reames at which BOTH must sign. No license, no Tennessee Tech University at 7:30 BUS TOURS AND CRUISES marriage. Unless your daughter’s boy- p.m. Thursday, Feb. 27, at Watten- Sept. 27 to Oct. 2: Great Trains and Canyons! friend is completely clueless, she won’t barger Auditorium. Sponsored by The dates of this trip were changed. be able to slip this by him. Although the Center Stage Guest Artist se- July 12-16: Chicago people do have commitment ceremo- ries, admission to this concert is Sept. 13-19: Mackinac Island, Michigan, in- nies these days, guests should be told free and requires no reservations cludes Frankenmuth & Upper Peninsula that is what they will be witnessing, or tickets. Scarlata’s 2018 record- Oct. 19-26: Iceland and both partners should agree on it. ing of Winterreise with pianist Nov. 6-14: Hawaii DEAR ABBY: I have been married Gilbert Kalish was nominated Randall Scarlata to perform We are now recognized as a provider for to a wonderful man for 20 years. It has for a Grammy Award in the Best Thursday at Tennessee Tech. Silver Sneakers. If you are 65 or older, check been a pretty good marriage. I have Classical Solo Album category. with your insurance company to see if they pay tolerated a few of his family members’ Scarlata will also teach a free, Europe, North America, South for this exercise program. Three of our classes rudeness to me, although I have no public master class on art song America, Australia, and Asia. He have qualifi ed: Cardio (exercise class with Cin- problem speaking up when I need to, interpretation, featuring sev- has been a soloist with the Phil- dy Dillon); Senior Stretch (Yoga with JoAnne and my husband always defends me eral talented student singers in adelphia and Minnesota Orches- Kikel); and Strength and Cardio with JoAnne as well. the Tennessee Tech University tras, and with the Pittsburgh, San Kikel. My father-in-law recently passed, School of Music, also accompa- Francisco, American, Sydney, Ul- Tai Chi will probably be added soon. and I adored him. For his wake, my nied by pianist Kanako Reames. ster, Tonkünstler, National, New Silver and Fit provider recognition may be two sisters-in-law made a slide show The class will be held from 7-9 World, and BBC Symphonies, as coming soon. Blue Cross Blue Shield is an insur- of his life with hundreds of family p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 26, in Wat- well as the early music groups ance company that recognizes this program. photos. There was not one single tenbarger Auditorium. No tickets Wiener Akademie, Grand Tour, We are preparing to open a breakfast café photo of my father-in-law and me. I or reservations are required to Tempesta di Mare, and Musica where a toaster, microwave, Keurig coff ee mak- feel it was the fi nal straw. I have no attend. Angelica, among others. er, etc. will be provided. In the beginning, items more room in my heart and life for Baritone Randall Scarlata has “If you choose to hear only one such as frozen breakfast foods, toaster items, them. Am I being too sensitive? My been praised by the New York live performance of Winterreise hot chocolate pods, cider pods, and hot tea pods husband hasn’t spoken to them since Times as “an intelligent and in your lifetime, it must be Ran- will be available for purchase with a plan to the funeral. I really need your advice communicative singer” with dall Scarlata’s. The Tennessee expand as needed. These off erings will be in on this. — PICTURING IT OVER IN a “compelling desire to bring Tech University School of Music addition to the free healthy breakfast provided TEXAS texts to life.” He has also been and the community are in for daily which consists of fresh fruit or a healthy DEAR PICTURING IT: I’m glad acclaimed for his “extraordi- a transformative and inspiring breakfast bar and coff ee. you asked. Please accept my sympa- nary vocal range and colour week of music making with one of Visit the Center where there is always some- thy for the loss of someone so close to palette” and “ability to traverse the nation’s leading interpreters thing new on the horizon because we love to your heart. But as close as you felt to so many diff erent singing styles” of art song and chamber music. plan new classes, new activities, new trips, new him, your sisters-in-law had just lost (MusicWeb International). The Randall is a generational artist; food, and new parties! Why not make a new their father. I’m sure they were (and Daily Telegraph (London) adds whose singing and teaching leave friend? are) grieving and didn’t use his death “Randall Scarlata sings with the an indelible mark on those for- 186 S. Walnut Avenue; 931-526-9318; www. as an opportunity to slight you. I assurance of one with nothing to tunate to experience them,” said cookevilleseniorcenter.org. sincerely hope you and your husband prove.” Christopher Reames, Tennessee won’t allow their oversight to cause a Randall Scarlata has appeared Tech University assistant profes- MAXINE FRASIER is the director of the Cookeville permanent rift in the family. on concert stages throughout sor of voice. Senior Center.

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The prominent numbers concerning Tennessee Tech’s 86-65 loss to Tennes- see Martin Thursday really weren’t that bad. Kim Rosamond’s squad shot 40 per- cent from the fi eld and 45 percent from long range. The numbers that didn’t look good for Tech; however, were the seven total points scored in the second quarter. “What hurt was our off ense was so atrocious in the second quarter,” Rosamond said. “When you score seven points and you give up 20 to one of the best teams in the league, it is hard to dig yourselves out of that hole.” The loss dropped Tech to 17-9 on the year and 10-5 in the Ohio Valley Con- ference. The Skyhawks improved to 17-9 and 13-2 in league play. The Golden Eagles trailed 37-22 heading into the second half and came out trying to shoot their way back into the game with buckets from Mackenzie Coleman and Akia Harris. However, Tech still trailed 65-44 as the fourth period started. The Tech fi ght continued in the fi nal LAURA NAVARRO-MORENO SEE WOMEN, PAGE B1 Tennessee Tech’s Abby Buckner goes up against UT-Martin guard Kyannah Grant Thursday. West gets last shot at state

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Caleb West competing this weekend in the Tennessee State High School Wrestling Championship is pretty special. The Upperman High School senior, who has become one of the best at 170 pounds, has overcome a lot of obsta- cles to earn a spot in this season’s fi nal prep contest. Earlier this year, he suf- fered a partially torn ante- rior cruciate ligament and West medial collateral ligament. SCOTT WILSON | HERALD-CITIZEN “It was either go ahead Tennessee Tech’s Tujautae Williams, right, tries to drive past a defender during a game Thursday night in and do surgery or therapy for six to the Hooper Eblen Center. eight weeks,” said West. “Surgery would be six months of recovery and (proba- bly) two years before I would be back. I chose therapy.” This year’s A-AA state contest begins Tech stays in playoff hunt today at the Williamson County Expo Center in Franklin. Upperman, which BY SCOTT WILSON berth. 4-11 in league play. has off ered wrestling as a varsity sport HERALD-CITIZEN “This was a must win for us,” said “It was a good win,” said Tech for only three years, has had a state Tech senior Cade Crosland, who led coach John Pelphrey. “We had some participant each season. While every game is important, the Golden Eagles with 15 points really good, hard days of practice. “I think the key to our success is no game this season may have been off the bench. “Martin played well, I was pleased with our preparation probably three-fold,” Upperman Athlet- as important as Tennessee Tech’s and we just couldn’t seem to put and it was a unifi ed eff ort. The guys ic Director Greg Wilson said. “We have 78-65 victory over Tennessee-Mar- them away. They kept hanging on. came out ready to go with a good great kids, they have great work ethic tin Thursday night at the Hooper We kept fi ghting and it was really a focus level.” and Caleb is the perfect example of that. Eblen Center. team win.” The Golden Eagles took a 31-22 We also have great coaches. We want to The Golden Eagles were on the The victory moves the Golden lead into the intermission and kept be the best at everything.” outside of the postseason looking Eagles to 8-20 on the year and 5-10 the pressure on in the second half. West has been one of the most prolifi c in. The victory over the Skyhawks in the Ohio Valley Conference. The keeps Tech in the hunt for a playoff Skyhawks fall to 8-18 overall and SEE MEN, PAGE B2 SEE STATE, PAGE B2

DREAMERS CHANGE THE WORLD. Your Ashley HomeStore mattress purchase enables us to give beds to children in need in Cookeville and around the world. Visit your local Ashley HomeStore and help make a child’s dream come true today. B2 HERALD-CITIZEN FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2020 herald-citizen.com Tech takes on No. 15 NC State TTU — The Tennessee Tech an eight-run comeback over the third game, including the walk- baseball team will head east for fi nal three innings, capped by off , becoming the fi rst player a three-game series at No. 15 NC back-to-back home runs from in Tech history with multiple State Friday. The opening game freshman Luke Jones (a three- three-home run games. of the series begins at 2 p.m. CT. run shot) and junior Jason The No. 15 Wolfpack come Game two of the series is at Hinchman (a solo, walk-off into the weekend a perfect 4-0 1 p.m. start Saturday, with the blast). on the year, having swept James fi nal game of the series Sunday Hinchman was named both Madison opening weekend by at noon. All three games will Collegiate Baseball National scores of 4-0, 9-6 and 11-2. NC be broadcast on ACC Network Player of the Week and Ohio State picked up a victory over Extra. Valley Conference Player of the Longwood Tuesday, 6-1. The Golden Eagles enter Week after smashing fi ve home The Golden Eagles clashed play after sweeping Evansville runs and batting .692 over the with the Wolfpack last season, last weekend 5-3, 7-6 and 11-10. weekend. taking an early lead, but falling Game three of series featured He hit three home runs in 10-6.

BEN CRAVEN | HERALD-CITIZEN Cookeville’s Emma Webb, left, goes for a layup during a District 6-AAA Tournament game SCOTT WILSON | HERALD-CITIZEN Thursday in Sparta. Tennessee Tech’s Cade Crosland looks to corral the ball during a game Thursday in the Hooper Eblen Center. CHS: Lady Cavs fall to Rhea MEN: Win over Martin keeps Tech in postseason hunt FROM PAGE B1 Still, the game had a championship feel due FROM PAGE B1 son, Sylla and Reece Wilkinson, To go with Crosland’s 15, Tech many turnovers the to the score being tied 11 to move the Tech lead back to got 14 points from Clay, 11 from whole game,” Gillies times, the lead changing A bucket by Darius Allen and double digits with just minutes Tujautae Williams and 10 points said. “We just didn’t hands three times, and a 3-point play by Amadou Sylla to play. from Davidson. play our game, got the defi cit never exceed- moved the Golden Eagles’ lead “In the second half, we stayed Thomas led the Skyhawks out of it for a bit, and ing fi ve points. Three to 42-26 with 15:44 to go. The two with it, we were resilient, played with 19 points. couldn’t fi nd any kind of of those tied scores and teams exchanged baskets over inside out basketball and we “We’re not perfect,” Pelphrey rhythm, Whenever we one lead change came the next few minutes and the were aggressive,” Pelphrey said. said, “but we’re getting a lot did, Mallory Hampton in the fourth quarter Skyhawks cut the Tech lead to “We were able to answer them better.” went to work, and she’s alone. 48-38 on a 3-point play by Miles when they made a run. We’ve Tech will be back on the court just so tough to guard. Cookeville’s scoring Thomas with 12:09 on the clock. made improvement from an Saturday when the Golden Rhea County made shots was led by KK Graves Tennessee Martin pulled with off ensive perspective, but more Eagles host Southeast Missouri when it counted, and we with three triples, four six at 48-42. But Jr. Clay led a importantly when Martin made for the fi nal home game of the didn’t” fi eld goals, 3-4 free charge by the Golden Eagles, a run, we stuck with it and regular season. Tipoff is set for Hampton proved to be throws, and 14 total with help from Keishawn David- didn’t check out mentally.” 4 p.m. worthy of her accolades points. Most of her help in the game by sinking came from Julianne one 3-pointer, making 14 Dunaway and Jordan total fi eld goals, making Gillies as each contrib- 9-10 from the charity uted 11 points, but Katie Tech men ready to start spring golf schedule stripe, and scoring 38 Dunaway also added total points. eight. TTU — As spring creeps ever Hall of Fame coach March 15-17. Championships April 26-29 at closer, the Tennessee Tech The Golden Eagles will travel the Fighting Joe Course at The men’s golf team is making its fi - to Spartanburg, S.C., for the Shoals, part of the Robert Trent nal preparations for the second Woff ord Intercollegiate, April Jones Golf Trail, in Muscle half of its 2019-20 season. 6-7. Shoals, Ala. This year will Tech begins the spring with Tech will then look to defend feature match play on the fi nal the Bash at the Beach March its crown at Tennessee State’s day of the tournament. The top 9-10 in Myrtle Beach, S.C. annual Big Blue Intercollegiate team will play four and two will Tech will host the Bobby at The Hermitage Golf Course play three in semifi nal matches Nichols Intercollegiate at Se- in Old Hickory April 13-14. in the morning and the fi nal vierville Golf Club, the team’s Tech will wrap up the spring match will take place in the eighth year honoring the late at the Ohio Valley Conference afternoon. Th ree CHS wrestlers move on at state

HERALD-CITIZEN STAFF REPORTS your season, but these guys pinned by Beech’s Mason Smith have handled it pretty well and in the fi rst round. Cookeville High School wres- battled. However, he bounced back tling lives to fi ght another day “I’m heartbroken for the guys in the consolation bracket with as three Cavaliers advanced in that got put out, but I’m really a fi rst-round pin of Cordova’s the TSSAA Class AAA State excited for the ones still in it. Jalen Boyd and a second-round Wrestling Individual Tourna- They are really putting mind pin of Knoxville Halls’ Cameron ment Thursday at the William- and body together right now to Liebermann. son County Agriculture Expo wrestle their best this season. Harness was able to get a 2-1 Center. What I’m most proud of is ev- tie-breaker win over Knoxville Out of the eight wrestlers CHS erybody’s journey to get to this Halls’ Trevor Linderman in took to the state tournament, moment.” his fi rst bout of the day, but Mikey Gonzalez (138 pounds), Gonzalez was the only Cav- he couldn’t make it past the LAURA NAVARRO-MORENO Ethan McWilliams (152), and alier with a completely clean second round of the champi- Tennessee Tech’s Akia Harris drives against a Sam Harness (285) are all that sheet on the day as he won both onship bracket by losing to UT-Martin defender. remain after the rest lost two his matches. First, he defeated Collierville’s Jared Dawson on matches Thursday. Knoxville Halls’ Ashlei Long by a fi rst-round pin. He made up “I’m really proud of these a 6-2 decision, and he fi nished for it and advanced by pinning WOMEN: Tech falls to UTM guys today,” CHS head coach his day with a 7-5 sudden vic- Volunteer’s Ethan Rimer in the Scott Cook said. “This is such tory over Bartlett’s Christian second round. FROM PAGE B1 and push its lead back to a brutal tournament, and the Wallace. All three CHS wrestlers are 16 points. pressure can crush you. One McWilliams didn’t have the scheduled to restart action 10 minutes. Kesha Brady “Late in the game we split-second mistake can end best start to the day after being today around 10 a.m and Maailya Owens started struggling just started to heat up. Abby to keep between them Buckner joined in the and the basket,” Rosa- TTU surge and when mond said. she nailed back to back “Then, we just started STATE: Upperman wrestler trying to be first to medal 3-pointers, the Golden fouling and it seemed Eagles were within 18 at like they spent the whole FROM PAGE B1 state doesn’t ease the pressure ing because I missed so much 77-59 with 4:32 to go. third quarter at the free- much. Last year, he came so of the season due to the injury.” “We came out in throw line.” wrestlers in Upperman’s short close to earning a medal. Six other UHS wrestlers the third period and I Owens came off the history. Besides making his “At last year’s state meet, I will join him in Franklin. thought we picked our bench to lead Tech with third straight trip to the state missed a medal by less than Ryan Leonard and Jacob pace up,” Rosamond 15 points, while Coleman meet, he is also the Bees’ only 60 seconds,” West said. “I was Watkins will be competing in said. “We started scor- scored 14 and Buckner, region champion. up in points in the match, but I the 120-pound division, while ing in transition and who also pulled down “I was doing backyard wres- made a bad shot on a takedown. Patrick Lair will be wrestling we were able to start fi ve rebounds, scored 11. tling, but when they brought it The guy took advantage of my at 138 pounds. getting it inside, and our Tennessee Martin had up that Upperman was going to mistake and I ended up losing... Nic Fields will be battling at posts started fi nishing. four players in double start a team, it sounded like a I was less than 60 seconds from 182 pounds and Zach Stewart We were able to cut it fi gures, led by 22 points lot of fun. I have always liked a medal.” will wrestle in the 195-pound to 10, and then we just from Chelsey Perry. competition,” West said. “I have West is coming into the state division. couldn’t get stops.” Now, Tech must get always been competitive, and meet on a high note, fi nishing Romeo Candelario will repre- Rosamond said she ready to close out the with everything I have been second in last week’s region sent Upperman at 220 pounds. thought two loose balls home portion of its involved in I always try to be championship. “Winning a medal would in the third period, balls schedule Saturday when the best. I like to win.” “I am looking forward to be great. It would be the fi rst she said the Golden the Golden Eagles host West said he’s always a little going back to state,” West said. Upperman has ever had, and I Eagles should have Southeast Missouri for nervous heading into a match “Right now, I am trying to get also think it would also be good recovered, went to the Senior Day. Tipoff is 2 and having the opportunity to my weight under control, and I for the sport (at UHS),” West Skyhawks and allowed p.m. in the Hooper Eblen compete against the best in the am also working on condition- said. “I am just ready to go.” UTM to stop Tech’s run Center. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2020 HERALD-CITIZEN B3 herald-citizen.com 0SCOREBOARD0

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From PCCH: E on Spring, L No. 054D-B-029.00), and tue of the power, duty, and biz op or franchise without (931)267-0842 on Old Kentucky Rd, R on more particularly described authority vested in and im- getting scammed, write to Oxygofi t Portable Oxy- Castle Dr, R on Charles- in the Petition to Sell Real STAR MOTOR INN posed upon said Succes- the Federal Trade Com- gen Tank used 5x, 3 liters. ton Dr, home on R w/sign. Property heretofore fi led mission, Washington, D.C., Weekly starting @ $200 sor Trustee, by Wells Fargo Purchased $2200, ask- $350,000. Hosting: Aman- in this cause and said le- Bank, N.A., will, on April 20580 or call the National ing $1800. In box. Sharon + tax. Free internet, frig, da Wiegand. See our dis- Fraud Information Center, guest laundry, movie rent- gal description is available 14, 2020 on or about 10:00 (931)239-6114. play ad in Sunday Febru- for viewing at the Probate AM, at the Putnam Coun- 1-800-876-7060. This mes- als. Pet Friendly, Construc- ary 23rd’s Herald-Citizen sage is a public service of tion Crews welcome. 526- Clerk’s Offi ce and/or the ty Courthouse, Cookeville, Vanilla speed skates, good Classifi eds for more de- Register’s Offi ce; and fur- Tennessee, off er for sale the Herald-Citizen & Re- condition, men’s size 9, 9511 tails. gional Buyers Guide. ther, certain property hereinaf- $80. 615-281-2350 THE REALTY FIRM ter described to the highest (931)520-7750 IT APPEARING that the bidder FOR certifi ed funds APTS/DUPLEXES FOR RENT Amanda: (931)267-1310 identities, locations and paid at the conclusion of FINANCIAL SERVICES GARAGE & YARD SALES 1, 2, 3 & 4 BR Apts / whereabouts of the above- the sale, or credit bid from SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23 named Respondents are a bank or other lending en- FEDERAL LAW allows HOUSES NEW $280-$800 1:00PM - 3:00 PM you to correct your cred- PLANNING A Cable, Water/Appl’s Furn’d unknown and that regular tity pre-approved by the 4171 Gainesboro Grade service of process cannot successor trustee. The sale it report for free. For more OVER 100 LOCATION West on Broad, R on Wil- information about credit YARD SALE??? Kids welcome. Some Pets be had upon them; and fur- is free from all exemptions, low, L on 12th (Gaines- ther, which are expressly waived repair scams, write to the in Designated Apts. boro Grade), home on R. Federal Trade Commission, Live within the city limits Open Mon - Fr in the Deed of Trust, said $239,900. Hosting: Delores IT IS, THEREFORE, OR- property being real estate Washington, D.C., 20580 Soard Properties Ford. See our display ad or call the National Fraud of Algood or Cookeville? 526-1988 DERED that publication be situated in Putnam County, in Sunday February 23rd’s made for four (4) successive Tennessee, and being more Information Center, 1-800- Storage units available Herald-Citizen Classi- 876-7060. This message is You MUST go to your weeks in the Herald-Citi- particularly described as fi eds for more details. zen newspaper published follows: a public service of the Her- 2BR APT: $500/mo, $500/ FIRST REALTY CO ald-Citizen & Regional Buy- city’s business office to dep. Text Only (931) 319- in Putnam County, Tennes- 528-1573 see, requiring said Respon- ers Guide. obtain a permit. 3258. Delores: (931)260-6223 Property located in the dents, being Maggie Jack- Sixteenth (16th) District of IT’S ILLEGAL for com- 2BR, 1BA $600/mo. Appl’s, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23 son, Beulah Parris, Lloyd Putnam County, Tennessee City of Algood Brooks, Sr., Lloyd Brooks, described as follows: Be- panies doing business by 215 W Main St. W/D HU, NO PETS. Call 1PM - 3PM phone to promise you a 239-6938 180 Minnear St, Ckvl Jr., Beverly Brooks Rhoad- ing Lot #46, South Meade loan and ask you to pay Algood, TN From PCCH: So on Jeff er- es, Edward Brooks and/or Subdivision, Phase III, as for it before they deliver. 2BR, 1BA. Stove, refrig, their Unknown Heirs and shown on plat of record in or son, R on Minnear St, home For free information about DW, CH/A. $380/mo. Small on R w/sign. $172,000. the Unknown Heirs of Lou- Plat Cabinet 8, Slide 162, avoiding advance fee loan pets OK!! Call 526-1988. Hosting: Lee Lehman. See ise Brooks Haile Stanton; and being more particu- scams, write to the Fed- City of Cookeville and any of the other named larly described as follows: 45 E. Broad Street our display ad in Sunday, eral Trade Commission, February 23rd’s Herald respondents, to appear and Beginning at a 3/8” rebar Washington, D.C., 20580 Cookeville, TN Citizen Classifi ed for more make defense to said Peti- in the western margin of or call the National Fraud details. tion to Sell Real Property South Meade Court and the Information Center, 1-800- ESTATE SALE FIRST REALTY CO before the Probate Court Western end of a cul-de- 876-7060. This message is 1576 FLINTWOOD DR. 528-1573 for Putnam County, Ten- sac, said rebar being the a public service of the Her- FRI 7AM-2PM Lee: 252-9141 nessee, within thirty (30) northernmost corner of the ald-Citizen & Regional Buy- SAT 8AM-12PM days after the fourth weekly lot herein described; thence ers Guide. FURNITURE, GLASS- publication of this order, the along south Meade Court WARE, MUCH MORE! LEGALS same will be taken as ad- and said cul-de-sac and a FOR RENT mitted by Respondents and curve to the left a distance AUTOS FOR SALE MOVING SALE 1 , 2 & 3 Bedroom Apts, IN THE PROBATE COURT no further notice shall be of 50.1 feet to a point (Curve SAT.. 8AM -12NOON Houses. Many locations OF PUTNAM COUNTY, given to said Respondents. data: R=50.0’; Delta=57 4412 Twin Creeks Dr FALCON REALTY, TENNESSEE degrees 25’; T=27.4’; Ch= Ckvl, 38506 528-2158 ENTER this the 4th day of S26 degrees 07’E., 48.0’); Lots of tables, pictures, falconrealtycookeville.com IN RE: THE ESTATE OF February, 2020. thence leaving South Me- home furnishings, furniture, LOUISE BROOKS HAILE ade Court and along the men/womens clothes, and Upscale 3BR, 2BA con- STANTON, deceased Circuit Court Clerk western line of Lot #45 S. 14 MUCH MORE! do Capshaw area. Walk-in 421 East Spring Street degrees 18’W. a distance of closets, 9’ ceilings, fi re- Docket No. 20123 Room 1C Suite 49A 221.3 feet to a 3/8” rebar; 1997 C5 Corvette, very place, garage. $1250/mo. Cookeville, TN 38501 thence along Lawhorn’s THE FARMHOUSE 2/7, 14, 21, 28 nice, Vortex intake, Borla 4360 Buck Mtn Rd 38506 931-239-6938 Scott A. Hodge, Adminis- northern line N 82 degrees exhaust, 6 speed manual, FRI, SAT .. 9AM - 5PM trator 48’ W a distance of 105.2 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S C6 wheels, 69,000 miles. Antiques, Vintage china Petitioner feet to a 3/8” rebar; thence Bought it from a country and glassware, cookie jars, HOUSES FOR RENT SALE along Brown Properties star before he was a coun- Farmhouse & Spring de- v. eastern line N54 degrees try star, (Justin Moore). cor, gift items. NEW ITEMS 2BR, 1BA. DW, frig, stove, WHEREAS, default has oc- 03’ E, a distance of 75.0 feet Runs great! $16,000. Paid ADDED EACH WEEK! hardwood fl oors, tile bath John Jackson, Maggie curred in the performance to the point of beginning, $22,500. Garage kept. Re- & kitchen, ceiling fans, W/D Jackson, Beulah Parris, of the covenants, terms, containing 0.488 acres, duced from $18,000 to HU, newly painted. $750, Lloyd Brooks, Sr., Lloyd and conditions of a Deed more or less. “Grantor cov- $16,000. Call 931-260- FIREWD/STOVES & RELATED $750/dep. B>510-2694 Brooks, Jr., Beverly Brooks of Trust Note dated July enants that it is seized and 12, 2018, and the Deed of possessed of the said land 8576. FREE FIREWOOD DELIV- Rhoades, Edward Brooks Looking for a 1, 2, 3, or 4 Trust of even date securing and has a right to convey ERED: May be Hardwood and/or their Unknown Heirs Bedroom and the Unknown Heirs of the same, recorded July it, and warrants the title or Mixed. Will come in long Houses / Apartments for 13, 2018, in Book No. 1068, against the lawful claims MISC FOR SALE lengths, will need to be cut Louise Brooks Haile Stan- Rent? ton, at Page 338, in Offi ce of of all persons claiming by, up & split. Call (931)260- the Register of Deeds for 5 medium size Boyds 5655 Call us at 931 548 1240 Respondents. through, and under it, but Bears w/tags $60 for all. or visit our website at Putnam County, Tennes- no further otherwise.” The Microwave works real good Looking for a place to www.stevensrentals.com ORDER OF PUBLICATION see, executed by Norman following reservations from $25. Call (931)823-0647 dump Free Fire Wood and P Brown and Marianne and exception to this con- Mulch in Putnam County. In the cause upon the Brown, conveying certain veyance and the warranty of Adidas golf shoes, men’s (931)260-5655 COMM/INDUST FOR RENT Motion for Service by Publi- property therein described title made herein shall apply. size 11, almost brand new, cation by the Administrator/ to Charles E. Tonkin, II as 1. All easements, right-of- white w/black stripes. $35 Looking for a place to Algood Storage Personal Representative, Trustee for Mortgage Elec- way and prescriptive rights 615-281-2350 dump Free Fire Wood and 105 E. Main Scott A. Hodge, and it ap- tronic Registration Sys- whether of record or not, Mulch in Putnam County. 10x30 $75 month pearing from the record that tems, Inc., as benefi ciary, pertaining to any portion(s) Antique wardrobe $100. (931)260-5655 6x15 $40 month certain Respondents, be- as nominee for Mortgage of the herein described 931-528-2905 931-267-3186 ing, Maggie Jackson, Beu- Investors Group, its suc- property (hereinafter the lah Parris, Lloyd Brooks, cessors and assigns; and “Property”); 2. All valid oil, PETS & SUPPLIES Sr., Lloyd Brooks, Jr., Bev- the undersigned, Wilson & gas or minerals rights, inter- For Sale: Car Seat $25, Northgate Business Park: Booster Chair $25, all like AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD erly Brooks Rhoades, Ed- Associates, P.L.L.C., having ests or leases, royalty res- PUPS AKC. 3 black males, Several spaces avail. (2) ward Brooks and/or their been appointed Succes- ervations mineral interests new. 931-528-7739 or 863- 3000SF suites, (6) offi ces. 206-5767 8 weeks, shots done. Unknown Heirs and the sor Trustee by Wells Fargo and transfers of interest (931)979-1671, 979-1534. Call 261-7903 or Go to Unknown Heirs of Louise Bank, N.A.. of any character, in the oil, www.rossierentals.com For Sale: Tools, Misc. Yard Brooks Haile Stanton, may gas or minerals of records have an interest in a certain NOW, THEREFORE, notice in any county in which any Tools, Acorn Stair Lift is hereby given that the en- portion of the Property is $2,000, Lift Chair $700, all parcel of land recorded in WANTED TO RENT OPEN HOUSES Deed Book 155, Page 795 tire indebtedness has been located; 3. All restrictive like new. 931-528-7739 or declared due and payable; covenants, terms, condi- 863-206-5767 Equal Housing in the Register’s Offi ce, Put- Opportunity SUNDAY FEBRUARY 23 12:00PM - 1:00PM FREE - SMALL REDBUD PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All 917 Green Meadow Rd, TREE - need someone to real estate advertised in this Ckvl IWC is accepting applications for the newspaper is subject to the positions listed below, based from IWC’s dig up and take away. 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Failing to appear for or federal; any prior liens successful purchaser at Shapiro & Ingle, LLP county in which any portion tate of LINDA F. PHILLIPS, the hearing on this date and or encumbrances includ- the time the foreclosure Substitute Trustee of the Property is located, deceased who died OC- time, without good cause, ing those created by a fi x- deed is delivered. 10130 Perimeter Parkway, pertaining to any portion(s) TOBER 28TH, 2019 were pursuant to the Rules of ture fi ling or any applicable Suite 400 of the Property, but only to issued to the undersigned Juvenile Procedure and the homeowners’ association This property is being sold Charlotte, NC 28216 the extent that same are by the Probate Court of Put- Rules of Civil Procedure dues or assessments; all with the express reserva- Phone: (704) 333-8107 still in eff ect; 4. All presently nam County, Tennessee. will result in the loss of your claims or other matters, tion that the sale is subject Fax: (704) 333-8156 recorded instruments (oth- right to contest the Petition. whether of record or not, to confi rmation by the lend- www.auction.com er that liens and convey- All persons, resident and You may view and obtain a which may encumber the er or trustee. This sale may ances by, through or under non-resident, having copy of the State’s Petition, purchaser’s title and any be rescinded only by the File No. 17-110735 the Grantor) that aff ect the claims, matured or unma- and any other subsequently matter that an accurate sur- Substitute Trustee at any 2/14, 2/21, 2/28 Property and any portion(s) tured, against the estate legal fi lings at the Robert- vey of the premises might time. If the Substitute Trust- thereof; 5. Ad valorem tax- are required to fi le same son County Juvenile Court disclose. ee rescinds the sale, the es and assessments, if any, with the Clerk of the above- Clerk’s Offi ce, 529 South purchaser shall only be en- for the current year and all named Court on or before Brown Street, Springfi eld, The following parties may titled to a return of any mon- prior and subsequent years, the earlier of the dates TN 37172. claim an interest in the ey paid towards the pur- the payment of which grant- prescribed in (1) or (2) oth- above-referenced property chase price and shall have ee assumes (at the time of erwise their claims will be Entered, this 4th day of Feb- to be aff ected by the fore- no other recourse. Once the transfer of title), and all sub- forever barred: ruary, 2020. closure: any judgment cred- purchaser tenders the pur- sequent assessments for itor or lien holder with an chase price, the Substitute this and all prior years due (1)(A) Four (4) months from MAGISTRATE interest subordinate to the Trustee may deem the sale to change(s) In land usage the date of the fi rst publi- MELANIE STARK said Deed of Trust or any fi nal in which case the pur- (including, but not limited cation of this notice if the ROBERTSON COUNTY party claiming by, through, chaser shall have no reme- to, the presence of absence creditor received an actual JUVENILE COURT or under any of the forego- dy. The real property will be of Improvements, if any, on copy of this notice to cred- PREPARED FOR ENTRY: ing. Such parties known to sold AS IS, WHERE IS, with the Property), ownership, or itors at least sixty (60) days the Substitute Trustee may no warranties or represen- both, the payment of which before the date that is four Julie M. Wooten, Esq., BPR include: Benefi cial Tennes- tations of any kind, express Grantee assumes; and 6. (4) months from the date of # 030464 see Inc.. or implied, including with- Any conditions that would the fi rst publication; or Assistant General Counsel out limitation, warranties be revealed by a physical Department of Children’s Terms of Sale will be public regarding condition of the inspection and survey of (B) Sixty (60) days from the Services auction, for cash, free and property or marketability of the Property. date the creditor received 812 South Brown Street clear of rights of homestead, title. an actual copy of the notice Springfi eld, Tennessee redemption and dower to ALSO KNOWN AS: 3420 to creditors if the creditor 37172 the extent disclaimed or This offi ce may be a debt Southmeade Court, received the copy of the 2/7, 14, 21, 28 inapplicable, and the rights collector. This may be an at- Cookeville, TN 38506 notice less than sixty (60 of Michael Garrison and tempt to collect a debt and days prior to the date that Schedule of Events for Sandra Garrison, and those any information obtained This sale is subject to all is four (4) months from the Board Week claiming through him/her/it/ may be used for that pur- matters shown on any ap- date of fi rst publication as February 25-27, 2020 them. plicable recorded plat; any described in (1)(A): or unpaid taxes; any restric- The Planning Committee of Any right of equity of re- tive covenants, easements, (2) Twelve (12) months from Cookeville Regional Med- demption, statutory and or setback lines that may the decedent’s date of ical Center will meet on otherwise, and homestead 1X1 be applicable; any statuto- death. Tuesday, February 25, 2020 are waived in accord with ry rights of redemption of at 4:30pm in the CRMC the terms of said Deed of Means 1 col x 1 inch any governmental agency, This 18TH day of FEBRU- board room. Trust, and the title is be- state or federal; any prior ARY 2020. lieved to be good, but the Too little to be seen liens or encumbrances as The Finance Committee undersigned will sell and well as any priority created Signed MARK PHILLIPS, of Cookeville Regional convey only as Substitute You Read This One! by a fi xture fi ling; and to any EXECUTOR Medical Center will meet Trustee. matter that an accurate sur- on Tuesday, February 25, vey of the premises might Attorney for the Estate: 2020 following the Planning The right is reserved to ad- disclose. In addition, the JOY BUCK GOTHARD Committee meeting in the journ the day of the sale to following parties may claim PO BOX 806 CRMC board room. another day, time, and place an interest in the above-ref- COOKEVILLE, TN 38503 certain without further pub- erenced property: The Board of Trustees of lication, upon announce- Jennifer Wilkerson, Cookeville Regional Medi- ment at the time and place NORMAN P BROWN Circuit and Probate Clerk cal Center will meet Thurs- for the sale set forth above. MARIANNE BROWN 421 E. Spring Street day, February 27, 2020 at If you purchase a proper- W&O Construction is soliciting proposals Cookeville, TN 38501 6:00pm in the CRMC board ty at the foreclosure sale, The sale held pursuant to 931-528-1508 room/putnam room. the entire purchase price from subcontractors for the construction of this Notice may be rescind- 2/21, 2/28 2/21, 2/23 is due and payable at the the new Cookeville Police Department. ed at the Successor Trust- conclusion of the auction ee’s option at any time. The NOTICE TO CREDITORS Schedule of Events for in the form of a certifi ed/ right is reserved to adjourn ESTATE OF ROSLIN LU- Board Week – February bank check made payable Plans and specifi cations are not available at this the day of the sale to an- CILLE FLATT, DECEASED. 25-27, 2020 to or endorsed to Shapiro time. Prequalifi cation packages are currently other day, time, and place Notice is hereby given that & Ingle, LLP. No personal certain without further pub- on 18TH day of FEBRUARY, The Planning Committee of checks will be accept- available to all interested subcontractors by lication, upon announce- 2020, Letters TESTAMEN- Cookeville Regional Med- ed. To this end, you must contacting Les Haff ner at: lhaff [email protected]. ment at the time and place TARY in respect of the Es- ical Center will meet on bring suffi cient funds to for the sale set forth above. tate of ROSLIN LUCILLE Tuesday, February 25, 2020 outbid the lender and any In the event of inclement FLATT, deceased who died at 4:30pm in the CRMC other bidders. Insuffi cient Prequalifi cation packages are due back to weather, the trustee hereby JANUARY 11TH, 2020 board room. funds will not be accept- W&O by March 5th. announces that the sale will were issued to the under- ed. Amounts received in be postponed for a period signed by the Probate Court The Finance Committee of two weeks. In such situa- of Putnam County, Tennes- of Cookeville Regional tions, notices will be mailed see. Medical Center will meet to interested parties of re- on Tuesday, February 25, cord. W&A No. 345732 All persons, resident and 2020 following the Planning non-resident, having Committee meeting in the DATED February 19, 2020 claims, matured or unma- CRMC board room. WILSON & ASSOCIATES, tured, against the estate P.L.L.C., are required to fi le same The Board of Trustees of Successor Trustee with the Clerk of the above- Cookeville Regional Medi- 2/21, 2/28, 3/6 named Court on or before cal Center will meet Thurs- the earlier of the dates day, February 27, 2020 at NOTICE TO CREDITORS prescribed in (1) or (2) oth- 6:00pm in the CRMC board ESTATE OF BETINA RAN- erwise their claims will be room/putnam room. DOLPH DURHAM, DE- forever barred: 2/21, 23 CEASED. Notice is hereby given that on 18TH day of (1)(A) Four (4) months from SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S FEBRUARY, 2020, Letters the date of the fi rst publi- SALE TESTAMENTARY in respect cation of this notice if the of the Estate of BETINA creditor received an actual Sale at public auction will RANDOLPH DURHAM, copy of this notice to cred- be on March 17, 2020 at deceased who died DE- itors at least sixty (60) days 10:00AM local time, at the CEMBER 13TH, 2019 were before the date that is four front door, Putnam Coun- issued to the undersigned (4) months from the date of ty Courthouse, 300 East by the Probate Court of Put- the fi rst publication; or Spring Street, Cookeville, nam County, Tennessee. Tennessee pursuant to (B) Sixty (60) days from the Deed of Trust executed by All persons, resident and date the creditor received Michael Garrison and San- non-resident, having an actual copy of the notice dra Garrison, to Ronnie J. claims, matured or unma- to creditors if the creditor West, Trustee, as trustee tured, against the estate received the copy of the for Jackson Bank & Trust are required to fi le same notice less than sixty (60 on September 19, 2005 at with the Clerk of the above- days prior to the date that Record Book 260, Page named Court on or before is four (4) months from the 455; conducted by Sha- the earlier of the dates date of fi rst publication as piro & Ingle, LLP, having prescribed in (1) or (2) oth- described in (1)(A): or been appointed Substitute erwise their claims will be or Successor Trustee, all forever barred: (2) Twelve (12) months from of record in the Putnam the decedent’s date of County Register’s Offi ce. Sell your vehicle in the (1)(A) Four (4) months from death. Default has occurred in the the date of the fi rst publi- performance of the cove- cation of this notice if the This 18TH day of FEBRU- nants, terms, and condi- creditor received an actual ARY 2020. tions of said Deed of Trust copy of this notice to cred- and the entire indebtedness itors at least sixty (60) days Signed LISA B. WHITE, has been declared due and before the date that is four EXECUTRIX payable. Herald-Citizen (4) months from the date of the fi rst publication; or Attorney for the Estate: Party Entitled to Enforce the WILLIAM D. BIRDWELL Debt: Specialized Loan Ser- (B) Sixty (60) days from the 457 E. BROAD ST. vicing LLC, its successors date the creditor received COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 and assigns. an actual copy of the notice SPECIAL 2 WEEKS to creditors if the creditor Jennifer Wilkerson, The real estate located in received the copy of the Circuit and Probate Clerk Putnam County, Tennes- : with picture & text notice less than sixty (60 421 E. Spring Street see,and described in the RATES $25 days prior to the date that Cookeville, TN 38501 said Deed of Trust will be as low as is four (4) months from the 931-528-1508 sold to the highest call bid- date of fi rst publication as 2/21, 2/28 der. The terms of the said described in (1)(A): or Deed of Trust may be mod- NOTICE TO TRAVIS ifi ed by other instruments (2) Twelve (12) months from DUANE JOHNSON, appearing in the public re- 5 WEEKS the decedent’s date of FATHER cord. Additional identifying death. The State of Tennessee, information regarding the with picture & text Department of Children’s collateral property is below $45 as low as This 18TH day of FEBRU- Services, has fi led a Peti- and is believed to be accu- ARY 2020. tion for Permanent Guard- rate, but no representation ianship as to the children, or warrant is intended. Signed DYLAN RANDOLPH Travis D. Johnson, Jr. born DURHAM, EXECUTOR DOB 03/26/2010, Aaliyah Street Address: 1970 North This special rate is also Johnson DOB 07/02/2012, Dixie Ave, Cookeville, Ten- Attorney for the Estate: and Kayden Johnson DOB nessee 38501 JOY BUCK GOTHARD 01/27/2014, and that dispo- Parcel Number: 040B A  available to dealers  PO BOX 806 sition of the minor children 037.00 COOKEVILLE, TN 38503 should be with a 3rd party Current Owner(s) of Email photo & ad text to [email protected] and/or State Custody. It ap- Property: Michael Shawn Jennifer Wilkerson, pears that ordinary process Garrison and Sandra Leigh or come by 1300 Neal Street, Cookeville Circuit and Probate Clerk of law cannot be served Garrison, husband and wife 421 E. Spring Street upon you because your No refunds for early cancellation. Cookeville, TN 38501 whereabouts are unknown This sale is subject to, with- 931-528-1508 or you are avoiding service out limitation, all matters 2/21, 2/28 of process. You are hereby shown on any applicable ORDERED to appear in the recorded plat; any unpaid NOTICE TO CREDITORS Juvenile Court of Robertson taxes; any restrictive cov- Call 931-526-9715 ESTATE OF LINDA F. County, 529 South Brown enants, easements, or PHILLIPS, DECEASED. Street, Springfi eld, TN setback lines that may be for more information or to place your ad. Notice is hereby given that 37172, on the 23rd day of applicable; any statutory B6 HERALD-CITIZEN FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2020 herald-citizen.com TTU softball heading to Spartanburg SPARTANBURG, S.C. well as contests against La Tech closes out today’s The Black Bears went 12-29 Raleigh Lewis leads the way (TTU) — It’s back on the road Salle, Maine and tourna- slate with a 4 p.m. meeting a year ago, 4-13 in America with a .379 average, collecting again for the Tennessee Tech ment host USC Upstate. The with La Salle. This is the East Conference play. Keely a team-high four home runs softball team as the Golden Sunday game against Upstate fi rst weekend of competi- Clark and Amanda Nee are and 12 RBI so far. Sydney Eagles head to Spartanburg will be broadcast on ESPN+ tion for the Explorers, who back as Maine’s top two run Love-Baker leads the team in for the Wings Etc. Classic, (subscription required). fi nished 12-33 a year ago, 5-17 producers from a year ago af- runs scored with 13 and also hosted by USC Upstate. First up today at noon in the Atlantic 10. La Salle ter losing their top four, both has three home runs. The Golden Eagles (6-4) is the fi rst of two contests returns four of its top fi ve striking for nine RBI each. In the circle, Alyssa Arden enter the weekend after a 7-5 against Virginia. The Cav- run producers, led by Emily USC Upstate enters the has a 4-1 record with a save come-from-behind victory aliers have a 5-4 overall Conaway, who drove in 28 weekend with the best record, and 33 strikeouts, despite a over Chattanooga on the last record, but went 2-3 last runs and scored 25 times last opening the campaign with 6.10 ERA through the fi rst day of the Chattanooga Chal- week at the Winthrop Tour- season with 12 doubles and an 8-2 start, including an 8-1 two weeks, which should see lenge, in which Tech went 2-3 nament, falling to UNCG six home runs. Cailey Joyce mark on its home fi eld. The a signifi cant drop in coming for the tournament. 2-0, host Winthrop 4-2 and (.301) had seven home runs only blemish at home was a games. Haeli Bryson has also Tech will face four diff er- Boston 2-0, while run-ruling as well with 19 RBI. 5-3 defeat from Marshall - had a good start to the sea- ent teams in fi ve games this Holy Cross 11-1 in six in- Like the Explorers, Maine who Tech fell 6-1 to in Chatta- son, posting a 2-3 record with weekend as the Golden Eagles nings, then falling to George- is opening up its 2020 cam- nooga. a 4.61 ERA, while striking out will see Virginia twice, as town 7-6 in extras. paign at this tournament. For the Golden Eagles, 16. PLAYERS McIlroy takes 2-shot lead in Mexico OF THE WEEK MEXICO CITY (AP) — Rory The course, at about 7,800 feet advantage was the par-5 15th McIlroy switched back to his above sea level, is ideal for McIl- hole early in his round. U.S. UPPERMAN HIGH SCHOOL Go Bees! old putter for the Mexico Cham- roy the way he launched the ball. Open champion Gary Wood- pionship and it made a world of But this was about his putting. land, who hits low-trajectory diff erence. It helps that he’s still He took only 26 putts and ranked bullets, caught it a little high on hitting the ball like the No. 1 No. 4 in the key putting statistic the face of the club and it came player in the world. for the round. out low with little spin. McIlroy McIlroy ripped a 4-iron from He attributes that to his regu- launched a rocket and was 55 275 yards into the thin air at lar 34-inch putter. A week ago at yards past him. Chapultepec to 15 feet for eagle Riviera, he tried a 35-inch putter McIlroy hit 9-iron from 192 on his second hole Thursday, to help get his shoulder and elbow yards that set up a two-putt bird- Reagan Hurst Alex Rush made fi ve more birdies and in a better position. But he said it ie. It was like that all day. Junior - Guard Junior - Center opened the Mexico Champion- hurt with lining up the putts, and “I think with the fairways Upperman vs Cannon County Upperman vs Cannon County ship with a 6-under 65 for a two- it cost him. McIlroy was tied for being so soft, as well, on a coule Score: 63-37 Score: 87-67 shot lead. the 54-hole lead and shot 73 in the of the par 5s I teed it up high 16 points, 4 steals, 2 assists 33 points, 9 rebounds, 1 block This is the only World Golf fi nal round — including a triple and sort of launched it,” he said. Miss Basketball Class 2A/TS- District MVP, Championship that McIlroy bogey on the fi fth hole — and tied “And then even the drive on the SAA Finalist, District 1st Team District Defensive MVP hasn’t won as he tries to join for fi fth eighth hole, getting it up and over Dustin Johnson as the only play- “It didn’t quite work out the the trees, I hit a 9-iron in there, ers to win all four of them. way I want it to, so I went back to where Gary and Tommy (Fleet- Justin Thomas and Bubba Wat- the 34-inch,” he said. “I just felt a wood) were hitting 6’s in. So son were at 67. little bit more comfortable today that’s a pretty big diff erence.” Abraham Ancer of Mexico and was seeing my lines a little Woodland was even with him got some of the biggest cheers, bit better. And yeah, it was a good until a few mistakes on the front especially when he ran off three day.” nine sent him to a 70. He’s not 744 S WILLOW AVENUE & 1065 E 10TH STREET straight birdies to overcome a As for swing? Effi cient as ever. about to change his game for one rough start. He opened with a 70. The best example of his week in high altitude. southeastbank.com No. 22 Arkansas women beat Tennessee 83-75 FAYETTEVILLE, made it 51-38 with 2:48 Ark. (AP) — Amber left in the third quarter. Ramirez scored 29 Makayla Daniels’ layup points with fi ve 3-point- early in the fourth gave ers to help No. 22 Arkan- Arkansas its biggest sas beat Tennessee 83-75 lead at 62-46. on Thursday night. Rae Burrell led Ten- Alexis Tolefree added nessee with 21 points 22 points and Chelsea and nine rebounds and Dungee scored 16 for made 8 of 13 shots from the Razorbacks (21-5, 9-4 the fi eld. Davis added 18 SEC), who made all four points and eight boards. free throws after the The Volunteers Volunteers (17-9, 7-6) cut opened the game on a a 16-point defi cit to 79-75 6-0 run and led through on Rennia Davis’ 3-point- most of the fi rst quarter. er with 15 seconds left. Tolefree’s jumper at the Ramirez capped an end of the period gave 11-2 run with back-to- Arkansas the lead for back 3-pointers that good. Arizona State upsets Oregon for sixth win TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — scored 24 points and No. Alonzo Verge Jr. scored 20 Iowa beat No. 25 Ohio 26 points, Rob Edwards State 85-76 on Thursday added 24 and Arizona night. State beat No. 14 Oregon Garza has scored 20 77-72 on Thursday night points or more in 12th for its sixth straight consecutive games in victory. Big Ten play, the lon- The Sun Devils (18-8, gest streak for an Iowa 9-4 Pac-12) continued player in 49 seasons and their unexpected charge the most by any confer- up the conference stand- ence player in the last 20 ings following a medio- years. cre January. Every team Bakari Evelyn came in the Pac-12 has lost at off the bench to score 15 least four league games. points for the Hawkeyes Oregon (20-7, 9-5) (19-8, 10-6). bumbled its way Joe Wieskamp had 13 through a big chunk points, and Ryan Krie- of the game, clanking ner added 12. errant 3-pointers and Freshman E.J. Liddell giving up turnovers. But led Ohio State (17-9, 7-8) the Ducks used an 11-0 with a season-high 17 run to it at 54 with 7:17 points. left. Arizona State re- NO. 24 ARIZONA 89 sponded with the next OREGON STATE 63 six points, which in- TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) cluded a 3-pointer from — Josh Green scored 18 Edwards, and never points and Nico Man- trailed again. nion had 12 of his 16 in Payton Pritchard had the second half to help 18 points for Oregon but Arizona beat Oregon fouled out with about State. two minutes left, bad- Max Hazzard scored ly hurting the Ducks’ 13 of his 15 points in the chances of a last-minute second half and Zeke rally. Will Richardson Nnaji added 13 points also had 18 points and and seven rebounds for Chris Duarte added 10. the Arizona Wildcats who are 19-7 and 9-4 in NO. 20 IOWA 85 the Pac-12. NO. 25 OHIO STATE 76 Jarod Lucas scored 18 IOWA CITY, Iowa points for Oregon State (AP) — Luka Garza (15-11, 5-9).