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Herald-CitizenTHURSDAY,Herald-Citizen FEBRUARY 21, 2019 | COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE 117TH YEAR | NO. 37 75 CENTS Flooding blocks roads, closes schools

BY BEN WHEELER sor Randy Jones said he has were covered and with the HERALD-CITIZEN crews working on them as of upcoming rain, additional Thursday morning. fl ooding will most likely The Upper Cumberland “Nothing completely occur,” Boyd said. “Instead saw a number of fl ooded closed, that I know of this of having our families worry areas after receiving heavy morning, but some with some about what might happen, we rain, and the area will see minor issues,” Jones said. made the decision on the in- more rain starting Thursday “We’re doing whatever we formation we had at the time night. can to get everything going. to go ahead and close.” “Most of the roads, the wa- Just have to wait for it to Putnam County saw 2.84 ter has gone down and we’re get over and repair what we inches of rain Wednesday, close to normal,” said Tyler can.” bringing February rain to- Smith, Emergency Manage- Putnam County Schools Di- tals to 9.69 inches, according ment Agency. “The heaviest rector Jerry Boyd made the to the PCEMA website. rain will be Friday night into decision Wednesday to close Earlier this week, the Saturday morning.” for the rest of the week based National Weather Service While most of the roads on fl ooding and continued said Putnam County could BEN WHEELER | HERALD-CITIZEN have been taken care of, Put- predicted rain. see around six inches of rain North Pickard Avenue was one of several roads flooded nam County Road Supervi- “Yesterday, many roads over the next seven days. Wednesday. Election Commission talks census redistricting BY JIM HERRIN HERALD-CITIZEN

As the state of Tennessee begins the pro- cess of conducting the 2020 census, Putnam County election offi cials are hoping to cor- rect an issue they say was created by the last census. Administrator Debbie Steidl told the Put- nam County Election Commission Wednesday that the redrawing of county commission dis- trict lines following the 2010 census created a problem in the Poplar Grove area. “We had Poplar Grove, which was in the 5th PAIGE STANAGE | HERALD-CITIZEN District, put into the 4th District,” she said. Alane Boyd and Emily Newman learned a lot when they took over Machelle Staggs’ cupcake shop, She said that initially required those resi- “P-Dilly’s cupcakes,” for one day. From left are Alane Boyd, Machelle Staggs, and Emily Newman. dents to drive to Monterey to cast ballots on Election Day. “We had calls from the people. They didn’t like that they were going to have to go up to You gotta have friends Monterey to vote, so we did open up at Poplar Grove (Community Center) for that voting precinct,” Steidl said. ‘(But) it’s such a small precinct and very few people vote there. We Women take over friend’s cupcake business for a day don’t keep the people busy during the day. BY PAIGE STANAGE go and visit family in Arkansas confi dent she didn’t have a good They’re bored out of their minds.” HERALD-CITIZEN she hadn’t seen in two years,” reason to say no,” Boyd laughed. She also said that while most of District 4 is Boyd said. “So while driving After a few days and a little con- in the 25th state House District, those voters What do you do when you’re down the road on the way to our vincing, Staggs reluctantly gave in the Poplar Grove precinct remained in a business owner who needs a Cocktails, Cupcakes, and Canvas the women the keys to her shop House District 42. break? event that we (Boyd, Newman, for one day. “That puts a diff erent ballot face on it,” she That’s what Alane Boyd and and Staggs) do, I thought of this as “It was the Friday after Valen- said. “Doable, but it just can add to confu- Emily Newman wondered when a way to maybe help Machelle.” tine’s Day,” Boyd said. “We were sion.” they decided to take over Machelle Before pitching the idea to expecting it to be slow, since Val- Steidl said it would be simpler to have those Staggs’s cupcake shop, “P-Dilly’s Staggs, Boyd asked Newman for entine’s Day was so massive.” voters moved back into District 5, something Cupcakes,” for one day. her help. Staggs made the cupcakes that she advocated for ten years ago. “I saw a Facebook post a few “Emily said that I sounded pret- Friday morning, said goodbye to “We’re going to ask once again,” she said. weeks ago that she (Machelle) was ty confi dent Machelle was going to going to take a couple days off to say yes to this. But I just felt more SEE CUPCAKE, PAGE A2 SEE VOTE, PAGE A2 Algood makes its way to Burbank

BY BEN WHEELER who has shown her a number community center,” Chap- HERALD-CITIZEN of parks throughout Bur- man-Fowler said. “The one bank, and given her ideas for thing that I have approached Algood Mayor Lisa Chap- the park project underway in our council members on is man-Fowler recently gave a Algood. about a van for our communi- key to the city to the mayor of “I toured several of their ty center.” Burbank, California, for her parks and saw a lot of their At the Jan. 15 Burbank help in park ideas. exercise equipment,” Chap- City Council meeting, Chap- Chapman-Fowler regular- man-Fowler said. “I went to man-Fowler presented the ly visits Burbank to see her a concert venue, and all of key to vice mayor Sharon son, daughter-in-law and those were great ideas for our Springer for the city’s help. granddaughter. Her son and park.” “I was just so grateful on daughter-in-law both work in Besides the park, Chap- them sharing these ideas parks and recreation for the man-Fowler also saw some with me,” Chapman-Fowler City of Burbank. of the activities held for the said. “Burbank was just like Algood Mayor Lisa Chapman-Fowler, right, presenting a Through her family, Chap- community’s senior citizens. a bigger Algood. They can’t key to the city to Burbank, California vice-mayor Sharon man-Fowler met Burbank “It gave me some ideas on Springer for the help the city has provided in ideas for Mayor Emily Gabel-Luddy, what we could do with our SEE MAYOR, PAGE A2 Algood’s new park. herald-citizen.com OBITUARIES Page A3-A5 Jerry Long, Cookeville Paul Jacquin, Cookeville Gerelene Wiley, Cookeville Don Rupe, Cookeville Alene Davidson, Worley Loop Calvin Jackson, Jr., Gordonsville June Vickers, Cookeville Arvil York, Oak Grove Burnece Franklin, Cookeville William Grimsley, Cookeville A2 HERALD-CITIZEN FROM PAGE 1 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2019 herald-citizen.com 0LOTTERY0 Wednesday

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Mailing Address: with nutrition program P.O. Box 2729 BY JIM HERRIN your costs are going to continue to go Cookeville TN 38502 HERALD-CITIZEN up. It’s just infl ationary,” he said. So the agency has been exploring Phone: 931-526-9715 Several months after making other avenues to provide the program. JIM HERRIN | HERALD-CITIZEN Fax: 931-526-1209 substantial changes to a nutrition “We are looking at every available Remi retired Tuesday night before the program that provides meals to the el- option. Some are good, some are bad. Putnam County commission meeting. From News derly, the Upper Cumberland Human We’re looking at the whole spectrum,” left are Deputy Josh Hull (Remi’s PCSO [email protected] Resources Agency is still trying to Farley said. “It may be that we, the handler), Corporal Philip Akhteebo, and Sports keep that program solvent. human resource agency, are the best Sheriff Eddie Farris. [email protected] “I’m just going to be honest, we’re option providing a nutrition program. Advertising still struggling with nutrition,” said It may be, when we sit down, we fi nd [email protected] UCHRA Executive Director Mark Far- a viable option that’s somebody else Living ley in a meeting of the UCHRA Policy doing it.” PCSO K-9 [email protected] Council. “That is an area that, fi nan- Farley is meeting this week with Circulation cially, we’re still having issues.” other groups that may be able to help. [email protected] Farley said the program’s viability “I don’t want to get into too much Remi retires Business News “has been a thorn in this agency’s side of the specifi cs because we’ve not met [email protected] for some time.” with these groups and we don’t know BY PAIGE STANAGE Church News “It’s not something that’s going to what they’re going to say,” he said. HERALD-CITIZEN [email protected] get any better,” he said. “One of the “Our main focus, and I’ve told the School News big issues we’re dealing with is the staff here and our department heads, Putnam County Sheriff ’s Offi ce K-9 Remi has [email protected] funding levels that come to us from at the end of the day, we want to say been honorably retired to his original handler Classified Ads TennCare and the state.” ‘what helps clients the best?’ If it’s us after serving the department for eight years. [email protected] He said the state provides the pro- providing that service, we’re going Remi attended more than 600 events, incidents, gram with $7 for a heated meal and $6 to try and do it. If it’s somebody else and public appearances since his start at the Letter Guidelines for a frozen meal. providing that service, then maybe we PCSO in 2012. His specialty was explosive detec- All letters to the editor must be “Those amounts haven’t been need to step away.” tion. signed and include the writer’s raised in a number of years,” he said. No action on the matter is required “Remi knew his job, and when he was on a name, address and phone “TennCare and the state, neither one, just yet, he said. mission, nothing else mattered,” marveled Major number. Letters are subject to show any inclination in raising that “Somewhere down the road, we’ll Greg Whittaker, who supervises the K-9 Division editing and/or rejection. A strict rate.” probably have to come back to you at PCSO. “These animals have a working life of 400-word limit will be enforced. Without additional funding, he said with some suggestions on that pro- eight to 10 years, and they make them count.” Send letters to the mailing there’s not much more that can be gram, but I wanted to sort of brace Sheriff Eddie Farris said he and the department address listed above, or email done to cut costs. you on that ahead of time,” Farley will miss Remi. to [email protected]. “If we cut our costs as bare mini- said. “Just know that we are working “Remi’s retirement was a tough decision, but mum as we can and we get to where on it and trying to solve that problem, due to his age, we made the decision to honorably Order a Photo we’re breaking even today, you know but we’re scratching our heads on it.” retire him from service,” said Sheriff Eddie Far- Every photograph taken by a ris. “K-9s and their handlers are such valuable Herald-Citizen photographer assets to law enforcement. I am so proud of Remi, and published in the paper his handlers and their accomplishments.” is available for purchase. Go VOTE: Election commission to bring census Remi is being returned to his original handler, to www.herald-citizen.com US Marine Corps veteran Lance Cpl. Philip Akh- and click on “Photo Gallery.” concerns to comptroller’s off ice personnel teebo. Also, many photos included in “Akhteebo and Remi were deployed with the online stories are available for FROM PAGE A1 said. 2nd Battalion 5th Marines Fox Company in the purchase. She admits that including the popu- Helmand Province, Afghanistan. Both retired “I asked during the process last lation of the Poplar Grove area in an from military service to then serve and protect Subscriptions time, but it was already to the county adjacent district could throw off the Americans on US soil by working in law enforce- To subscribe, call 931-526-9715. commissioners when I asked for it numbers. ment,” according to the PCSO release. Visa, MasterCard, Discover to be put back into the 5th (District.) “The diff erent districts have to Akhteebo is now a corrections offi cer in McHen- and AmEx accepted. Those county commissioners, I’m just come out semi-close for (residents) to ry County, Illinois. Rates: going to be real honest, they don’t like have fair (representation), but they “Remi means a lot to me,” said Akhteebo. “He 3 mo 6 mo 1yr listening to what I have to say.” can be skewed,” she said. “I know brought everyone in my squad back from Afghan- Carrier or She said she’s going to be involved that’s what we’re going to be asking istan.” Mail: 385 earlier in the process this time for is to be skewed a little.” The PCSO now has fi ve K-9 deputies that are Zip Code $28 $54 $95 around. Election offi cials plan to meet Feb. divided into four types — explosive detection, Print & “If we get up front in the very be- 28 with representatives from the narcotics detection, tracking, and dual- purpose E-Edition $29 $56 $98 ginning and ask, I believe we have a comptroller’s offi ce, which oversees patrol search/narcotics detection. E-Edition Only $21 $42 $84 better chance of getting this put back the census count, to express their “Bloodhounds are primarily used for tracking Mail: Outside for people. And for us, too,” Steidl concerns. human subjects due to stamina and scent de- 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 tection of human skin cells. This breed of dog is Mail: Outside especially helpful in tracking missing and endan- Tennessee $82 $132 $220 gered children and adults. The Dutch Shepherds, CUPCAKE: Friends set precedent for helping Belgian Malinois and Labrador Retrievers are Miss Your Paper? primarily specialized in narcotics or explosive de- Your carrier is an independent FROM PAGE A1 asked if they needed to put a note on tection and/or patrol search,” the release states. contractor. However, as a the door. And I said ‘wait, you’re still Since September 1, 2014, all of the PCSO K-9 service to our subscribers, our Boyd and Newman, and headed for there?’” handlers have achieved USPCA Certifi cation for circulation department is open Arkansas. Boyd and Newman said they still Narcotics and Explosive Detection, Farris said. from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- “I kind of ran the counter,” Boyd had to clean the shop after closing. day-Friday and from said. “Emily did more behind the scene “Machelle does a lot. You don’t really 7-9 a.m. each Sunday to things. We answered a few phone understand how much goes into fi lling answer calls. Call 931-526-9715. calls.” that cupcake tray,” Boyd said. “We MAYOR: Algood/Burbank Newman said answering questions were almost sold out completely by the Herald-Citizen was rough. end of the day, and that was just a slow USPS 313-680 “The questions we would get....we day. partnership founded ISSN 8750-5541 didn’t always know how to answer “It was nonstop. You can have the The Herald-Citizen is published after- them,” Newman laughed. best intentions for that day, but it’s so FROM PAGE A1 noons Tuesday through Friday and At one point that morning, Steph- much more (work) than you think. It Sunday morning except New Year’s anie Zarling showed up to talk with was a lot, but it was also a lot of fun.” be nicer to you.” Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving Boyd, but she stayed for the rest of the Staggs said she was overwhelmed The 21.25 acre area that will house the park Day and Christmas Day by Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., at 1300 Neal St., day helping out with the shop. with the amount of support from the is located from the end of Thompson Lane and P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. “That is what empowering other community on the takeover day of her Main Street with the back of it on Mill Street and Periodicals postage paid at Cookeville women is,” Staggs said. “And it was a shop. Highway 111. TN. POSTMASTER: send address huge deal for me. When you have to “I didn’t realize the impact it had on The two tracts of land that have been put to- changes to Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville TN 38502. shut down your business for a day, it others,” Staggs said. “Seeing other peo- gether for the park were bought by the city for a The Herald-Citizen is a member of can mean the diff erence between a ple sharing the post on Facebook and total of $767,050. the Tennessee Press Association vacation or not, or paying a bill or not.” talking about how beautiful it was, and Clinton Engineering is designing the master and the Associated Press. The As- Boyd, Newman, and Zarling didn’t about how they wanted to help others plan for the project and will meet with the city sociated Press is entitled exclusively to use for publication news printed in close up shop until after 5:30 that day. because of it, was huge for me. council and Algood residents for their ideas on the Herald-Citizen. “They were supposed to close at 3 “I think it sets a precedent in Put- what needs to be featured in the new park. p.m. I usually close at 6 p.m.,” said nam County that helping others helps Chapman-Fowler hopes to continue to foster a Staggs. “They called me at 5:30 and you.” working relationship between the two cities. Jack McNeely WEATHER Editor & Publisher Tonight produce heavy rainfall. High near 54. storm, High near 66. Readings Lindsay McReynolds Showers likely, with thunderstorms Wednesday’s high in Cookeville was 54, low 43, with 1.94” Managing Editor possible after 4 a.m. Cloudy, with a Friday Night Saturday Night rain. Wednesday’s high in Monterey was 53, low 38, with low around 43. Showers and possibly a thunder- Showers and thunderstorms. Low 2.18” rain. Roger Wells storm. Low around 52. around 47. Almanac Advertising Director Friday Thursday is the 52nd day of the year, with 313 remaining. Showers and possibly a thunder- Saturday The sun sets at 5:29 p.m. and will rise at 6:21 a.m. Friday. Keith McCormick storm. Some of the storms could Showers and possibly a thunder- The moon is waning gibbous with 93% of the visible disc Circulation Manager illuminated. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2019 NEWS HERALD-CITIZEN A3 herald-citizen.com 0OBITUARIES0 Betty June Vickers COOKEVILLE — as a teller with Citizens she married March 26, June’s funeral ser- Hooper-Huddleston Mrs. Betty June Vick- Bank. 1949, in Ringgold, Geor- vices will be held & Horner Funeral ers of Cookeville died In addition to her gia; daughter, Debra Friday, Feb. 22, at 1 p.m. Home in charge of Wednesday morning, parents, she was pre- “Deb” Hargis of Cookev- in the chapel of Hoop- arrangements, 526-6111. Feb. 20, 2019, in Cumber- ceded in death by her ille; two grandchil- er-Huddleston & Horner You may share your land House Hospice in son, Michael A. Vick- dren, Deana Hargis of Funeral Home with Rev. thoughts and memories Crossville, surrounded ers; siblings, Hobert H. Cookeville, and Heather Ryan Barnhart offi ci- at www.hhhfunerals. by her family. Allen, Albert A. Allen, (Kyle) Story of Smyrna, ating. Interment will com. June was born Thurs- Mildred Whitefi eld, Tennessee; siblings, follow in Cookeville City day, March 2, 1933, Jim Stewart, Fowler B. Bonnie Jean Foster, Cemetery. Her family in Putnam County, Duke, Billie Joe Daven- Barbara Morse, Josiah will receive friends Tennessee, to the late port, Emma Dean Cook, Davenport, James Duke, today, Thursday, from Alva Albert and Maud Sonya Watkins, Annette Charles Duke, Betty 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. and Chaffi n Allen. She was Gilpatrick, Christine Brown and Linda Pat- Friday from 11 a.m. 85 years old. was a retired branch Farmer, Billie Matheny, terson; and her sister- until service time at the She was a member of manager at First Ten- Arleth Duke, Earl Glenn in-law, Mag Stevens. funeral home. Post Oak Presbyterian nessee Bank with 39 Duke and Robert Duke. Church. years of service. She Survivors include her June spent her career retired a second time husband of 69 years, in local banking. She after serving 13 years Vay Vickers Jr., (whom Alene R. Davidson LIVINGSTON — Fu- The family will wel- Speck Funeral Home neral services for Alene come friends Friday, is in charge of arrange- Della Gerelene Wiley R. Davidson, 82, of the Feb. 22, from 5-8 p.m. at ments, 931-823-1201. Worley Loop commu- the funeral home. COOKEVILLE — Cemetery. nity, will be held at 11 Mrs. Davidson passed Mrs. Della Gerelene Her family will a.m. Saturday, Feb. 23, away Tuesday, Feb. 19, Wiley of Cookeville, receive friends Friday, at the McDonald Chapel 2019, at Saint Thomas Tennessee, died Satur- Feb. 22, from 5-7 p.m., Church. Burial will be Hospital in Murfrees- day morning, Feb. 16, and Saturday, Feb. 23, in Reagan Cemetery. boro, Tennessee. 2019, at Season’s Hospice from noon until service in Phoenixville, Penn- time at Hooper-Hud- sylvania. dleston & Horner. Gerelene was born Memorial contri- Friday, Oct. 4, 1940, in butions may be made William Ashton Grimsley Jackson County, Ten- in Gerelene’s name to COOKEVILLE — Cemetery. Dyer Funeral Home nessee, to the late Rich- Season’s Hospice, 2200 Funeral services for Family will receive is in charge of arrange- ard Cecil and Mattie Renaissance Blvd., William Ashton Grims- friends at the funeral ments, 526-7158. Lou Norton Burton. She mymyWileyofDecaturAl Wiley of Decatur, Al- Suite 110, King of Prus- ley, 89, of Cookeville, home Saturday, Feb. 23, was 78 years old. abama, and Michael and sia, PA 19406 Tennessee, will be held from 1 p.m. until service She was a graduate Tasha Wiley of Hunts- Pallbearers will be at 3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. time. of Cookeville Central ville, Alabama; fi ve Anthony Wiley, Michael 23, at the chapel of Dyer Mr Grimsley passed High, class of 1959. She grandchildren, Amanda Wiley, Logan Wiley, Funeral Home. Burial away at NHC of Cookev- was a retired Licensed (Joe) Noonan, Emily Tom Lockwood, Kel- will be in Smith Chapel ille. Practical Nurse and a Lockwood, Logan, Erin, ly Morgan and Scott member of Bangham and Addison Wiley; and Steff es. Heights Baptist Church. twin brother, Henry Eu- Hooper-Huddleston In addition to her gene “Buddy” (Adeline) & Horner Funeral parents, she was pre- Burton of Sitka, Alaska. Home is in charge of Police: ‘Empire’ actor staged attack ceded in death by her She was expecting her arrangements, 526-6111. CHICAGO (AP) — threatening letter that he was attacked in Chi- husband, Eugene Wiley; fi rst great-grandchild You may share your “Empire” actor Jussie targeted himself to cago by two men who half-sister, Ruby Lee this summer. thoughts and memories Smollett staged a racist the Fox studio in Chi- hurled racist and an- Hargis; and half-broth- Gerelene’s funeral at www.hhhfunerals. and homophobic attack cago where “Empire” ti-gay slurs and looped er, Floyd Crawford. services will be held com. because he was unhap- is fi lmed, Supt. Eddie a rope around his neck, Survivors include her Saturday, Feb. 23, at 1 py about his salary and Johnson said. police said. daughter and son-in- p.m. in the chapel of wanted to promote his Smollett turned him- “He took advantage law, Carolyn and Tom Hooper-Huddleston & career, Chicago’s police self in and was arrested of the pain and anger Lockwood, of Spring Horner Funeral Home superintendent said early Thursday to face of racism to promote City, Pennsylvania; two with Rev. Keith Tosh of- Thursday. accusations that he fi led his career,” Johnson sons and daughters-in- fi ciating. Interment will Before the attack, a false police report told reporters at a news law, Anthony and Tam- follow in Double Springs Smollett also sent a when he told authorities conference.

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Meanwhile, Democrat Andrew Gillum, the former Tallahassee mayor who narrowly lost his bid to become Florida’s governor, took a seat as a commentator at CNN. Fealty to Trump or the Constitution? PETER Back in the day vanquished politicians FUNT retired to a cabin by the lake to think ow that the inevitable mo- again by law, it crats and stand up when the deep thoughts and write a memoir. But ment of truth has fi nally ar- must be brought to chips are down? Empty words for the new crop of articulate, photogenic rived — with Donald Trump the fl oor and cannot aside, will they actually vote and somewhat younger also-rans, the path of least Nin banana republic mode, be fi libustered into for a resolution of disapproval resistance-and a guaranteed paycheck-often leads to concocting a phony national oblivion. Which in suffi cient numbers to demon- the TV studio. emergency, fl outing the will of means that the strate that they have the guts to Utah’s renegade Republican Mia Love, who lost her Congress and trampling its con- Fellowship of the fi ght for democratic norms? House seat, ran over to CNN last month, tweeting stitutional spending power — we DICK Furrowed Brow will Don’t hold your breath. The that she will off er an “unleashed perspective.” Anoth- will soon learn whether he has POLMAN soon be forced to typical furrowed-brow Senate er Utah Republican, former Rep. Jason Chaff etz, took fatally infuriated the Fellowship choose fealty to His Republican won’t say whether he a gig at Fox News. He was joined at Fox last month by of the Furrowed Brow. Flagrancy — or to or she would vote to disapprove. retired South Carolina congressman Trey Gowdy. I am referring, of course, to the Founding Fathers. Pennsylvania’s Pat Toomey said When Love arrived at CNN she sat alongside Demo- all those congressional Repub- “Republican legislators face over the weekend: “I made no crat Louis Gutierrez of Illinois who retired from Con- licans who have long reacted a time for choosing: Support secret of the fact that I hoped gress. Missouri Democrat Claire McCaskill, defeated to Trump’s demagogic lies and Trump or the rule of law,” the president would choose to in her Senate re-election bid, signed on at NBC News. abuses by furrowing their brows is what The Bulwark, a new avoid unilateral action and work Clearly, for many politicians the road to the news and mouthing worthless words. website founded by sane con- with Congress on a legislative desk is proving less diffi cult to travel than the road to Trump’s four-alarm fakery servatives who abhor what’s solution to secure the border.” the White House or to Capitol Hill. —declaring an emergency that happening in America, said in Beyond that, “My staff and I are Networks are staffi ng up for what will be roughly he admits is not an emergency — a weekend editorial. “Who will reviewing the president’s decla- 600 straight days of analysis about the 2020 election. has prodded some Senate Repub- speak for the non-autocratic ration and its implications very Cable channels in particular need articulate com- licans to summon their usual wing of the Republican party?” closely.” mentators, since the big three — Fox, CNN and MSN- adjectives. Over the weekend, Who indeed. It certainly won’t And on “Meet the Press,” Wis- BC — all fi ll vast amounts of airtime with talking they deemed his action “unwise.” be Senate leader Mitch McCo- consin’s Ron Johnson did a sim- heads. Confronted with Trump’s impe- nnell, the Trump toady who’s ilar dance, saying he was “con- What they learned in the 2016 campaign was that rial move to fund a fantasy wall selling out the institution he cerned” about the legislation. fi nding a mix of compelling opinions was diffi cult. even after Congress explicitly re- professes to revere. There have But when asked if he will vote CNN fared much better by hiring a polished pol, fused to do so, they pronounced been bleats of protest from Re- for a resolution of disapproval, former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum in 2017. themselves “concerned.” publicans who face tough re-elec- Johnson said, “I’m going to take Santorum has provided calm, reasoned analysis on But what are they prepared to tion races in 2020, particularly a look at it and I’ll decide when I the panel-the very thing CNN is now seeking by open- actually do? They should listen in blue states where Trump’s actually have to vote on it.” ing its door to other former offi ce-holders. to Matt Latimer, a former George wall fantasy is loathed (hence David French, a conservative Of course, politicians taking TV posts isn’t new: W. Bush aide and lifelong con- Susan Collins of Maine, who said attorney writing in the conser- Sarah Palin tried it on Fox and failed, while Joe servative, who wrote, “Shame Friday that Trump’s move is a vative National Review, has a Scarborough did it on MSNBC and has been quite on any ‘conservatives’ who roll “mistake”), and even some res- message for those who are still successful. their eyes, shrug their shoulders, tiveness among 2020 Republicans loath to confront our true nation- But never in political or broadcasting history have and let him take this path…Is whose seats are presumably safe al emergency: so many former elected offi cials signed up for TV there anyone with the courage to (hence John Cornyn of Texas, “Congratulations, partisans. duty. For one thing, the leap to television isn’t as diffi - stop him?” who warned earlier this month You claim you’re saving our cult as it used to be. Nowadays, slapping on makeup, By law, an emergency dec- that an emergency declaration country. In reality, you’re wreck- fi nding the red light on your camera, and speaking in laration can be challenged by would “divide Republicans…It ing our Constitution.” manageable sound bites is routine. a congressional resolution of strikes me as not a great strate- Moderate Republican John Kasich, the former Ohio disapproval. Nancy Pelosi’s gy”). DICK POLMAN is a syndicated colum- governor, probably knows as much about shuttling House will pass such a measure But will congressional Repub- nist. His email address is dickpol- between politics and media as anyone. After serving and send it to the Senate, where, licans join forces with Demo- [email protected]. 18 years in Congress, Kasich fl irted with running for president in 2000, but decided against it and went to work for Fox News as a commentator and fi ll-in host. He stepped away from that gig in 2009 to run for governor and served two terms, the second of which Class warfare driving AOC and the rest ended just last month. A few days later Kasich report- ed for work as a commentator at CNN. he accountant prepared my to be as long as you should be protesting.” Unlike most in TV’s new crop of pundits, however, taxes last week. Usually, I work hard enough, I realized that this is exactly Kasich says he hasn’t ruled out running for president get a refund, something I can envy has become a the type of animus that moti- in 2020. His agency, UTA, issued a statement saying Tuse to buy myself a few extra fundamental value. vates Ocasio-Cortez, Bernie that Kasich’s CNN post would “help him navigate the lattes and my monthly SEPTA Case in point: An Sanders, and that 70 percent tax next phase of his public and private life.” pass. This year, thanks to chang- artist named Joe on the rich. Really? A TV performer running for president? es in the tax code, I will now end Boruchow decided It’s the reason that people erect What are the odds of that? up owing the government. CHRISTINE to paint a picture of those infl atable rats at construc- After the initial explosion of FLOWERS the Union League tion sites if some entrepreneur PETER FUNT is a syndicated columnist. His email address anger, I’m fi ne. But I’ve heard a fl ying the Confed- commits the mortal sin of hiring is [email protected]. lot of other people complaining erate fl ag, despite nonunion labor. It’s the ridicu- about how the rich get richer the fact that it was founded to lous idea that poverty bestows and the poor get poorer. That help destroy the Confederacy. virtue, and that wealth is a sign very well may be true, and I feel He created his work of art out of of a corroded soul (and, yeah, MODERATELY CONFUSED compassion for the folks who anger. The anger was produced I know that whole thing about normally would have gotten a when he was marching down it being easier to fi t a camel refund to pay their property-tax Broad Street a few years ago through the eye of a needle than bill or cover their kids’ tuition with all of the other social-justice to get a rich man into heaven, for summer camp, and who will warriors who hate Trump, and but God got a little melodramatic now have to fi gure out where to saw a bunch of horrible people there). cut and scrimp and make do. standing on the balcony at the I am not a rich woman. I will But I’m also annoyed at the league, drinking and laughing not have a cushy retirement, over-the-top rhetoric about and smoking cigars. No feloni- and I budget like pretty much billionaires and paupers. That ous activity. No bigoted displays everyone else I know. That may language is regularly used by of blackface. Not even someone come as a surprise to the folks some of the newest members of munching on a Chick-fi l-A sand- who write and tell me that I’m Congress, including the Dem- wich — which as we know would a wealthy lawyer and know noth- ocratic socialist Alexandria have angered our mayor, who ing about suff ering. Next time Ocasio-Cortez — Sandy, as her wanted to ban the fast-food joint you see me on the Broad Street friends called her before she from the City of Brotherly Love subway, say hi. became famous enough to have because of its CEO’s stance on But I’m not envious, either. I three names — wants a 70 per- same-sex marriage. don’t begrudge someone for hav- cent tax on those making more Nope, the artist was annoyed ing a larger bank account than than $10 million, wants Medicaid because while he was march- I do (unless that person came for all, and wants to get rid of ing down the street, a bunch of by it dishonestly). Bankrupting cows and airplanes. arguably affl uent people were some to give to others out of a Frankly, she’s not the only one. having a very nice time. It was misplaced sense of entitlement is I’ve noticed over the last decade the microaggression of the un-American. or so that the real fault line in microbrew set. According to I mean, last time I checked, the society isn’t race, or gender (all Boruchow: “They were sipping guillotine was French. 87 of them), or religion, but class. martinis, chomping on cigars, It’s so funny to realize that in a and laughing at us. At the time, CHRISTINE FLOWERS is a syndicated country based upon the idea that no one in our group realized that columnist. Her email address is you can be whatever you want these people were the ones we [email protected]. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2019 NEWS HERALD-CITIZEN A5 herald-citizen.com 0OBITUARIES0 Jerry Darrell “Bud” Long Donald E. Rupe Calvin Haywood Jackson Jr. COOKEVILLE — Fu- COOKEVILLE — Ray Northrop. GORDONSVILLE — neral services for Jerry Donald E. Rupe, 89, of He is survived by his Mr. Calvin Haywood Darrell “Bud” Long, 74, Cookeville, Tennessee, son, Larry E. Rupe, Jackson Jr., 84, of Gor- of Cookeville, will be passed away Monday, (Sharon) of Cookev- donsville, passed away held at 10 a.m. Friday, Feb. 18, 2019, at his ille; daughter, Susan Sunday, Feb. 17, 2019. Feb. 22, from the chapel home in Heritage Point. E. Sanders, (Wayne) Mr. Jackson was of Presley Funeral He was born in of Fruitland Park, born Nov. 16, 1934, Home in Cookeville. Logansport, Indiana, Florida; eight grand- in Putnam County, Interment will follow in to John and Pauline children, Michelle Di- Tennessee, a son of the Algood City Cemetery. (Carman) Rupe April minich, of Charleston, late Calvin Haywood The family will 17, 1929. He married his South Carolina, David Jackson Sr. and Myrtle receive friends from 4-7 high school sweetheart, (Lindsay) Rupe, of Denson Jackson. He p.m. today, Thursday, Jean Northrop at the Port St Lucie, Florida, worked in the mobile Feb. 21, and from 9 a.m. age of 19, who preceded Christianna Dunbar, of home business for 35 until time of services Burgess,B DDean StStewart, t him in death Jan. 11, Virginia Beach, Virgin- to 40 years and after Shade, Tennessee, Wil- Friday at the funeral Robbie (Donnie) Powell 2017. ia; Deborah Rupe (Jeff ) retiring he worked for liam Jackson of Tomp- home. and Brenda (Johnny) He was a designing Jiga, of Rexford, New Summit Construction. kinsville, Kentucky, Bud passed away Nash, all of Cookeville, engineer with IBM, York and Hali Moore, In addition to his and David Hancock; Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2019, and Sandy (Ed) Cole of credited with partic- of England; Trevor parents, he was preced- grandchildren, Tiff any in Cookeville Regional Sparta, Tennessee; and ipating in the devel- Pridgeon, of Cookev- ed in death by brothers, (Andrew) Hayes, Chris- Medical Center. a host of nieces, neph- opment of the unique ille; 15 great-grand- James Jackson, Will topher Kelley, Jasmine Bud was born Sat- ews and friends. capabilities of the children; and many Allen Jackson, Jim (Trey) Adams, Audrey urday, July 8, 1944, in In addition to his par- ever-popular Selectric I great-great-grandchil- Jackson, Woodrow (Michael Plummer) Cookeville to the late ents, Bud was preceded & II Model typewriters. dren. He is also sur- Jackson and Marshall Jackson, Scott (Sale- Jesse and Dimple Long. in death by a sister, He began his career vived by brother-in-law Jackson; sisters, Annie ah) Jackson, Amber Bud loved to spend Vivian; and a baby in Kingston, New Kenneth Northrop. Duke and Edna Smith; Jackson, Anna Gam- time with his family brother. York, but spent most of Services will be half brothers and sis- mons, Ashley Nannie; and friends. He enjoyed Pallbearers will be his working years in held at Umatilla Sev- ters; Horace Jackson, several other grand- riding motorcycles. He family and friends. Lexington, Kentucky, enth-Day Adventist Vallie Williams and children; and several worked as a service David Brown will before moving to Boca Church on Saturday, Eurline Jackson. great-grandchildren. technician at Sears for offi ciate at the services. Raton, Florida, where Feb. 23, 2019 at 4 p.m. Mr. Jackson is sur- Mr. Jackson’s re- 30 years (he started You may share your he lived until he retired Entombment will vived by children, Lori mains rest at the working for Sears in thoughts or send condo- at age 57. After retiring follow at Greenwood (Carlos) Sanchez-San- Gordonsville Chapel of the old Big K building). lences to the family by they moved to Lake Cemetery Mausole- tillan of Gallatin, Bass Funeral Homes He is survived by visiting www.presley- County, Florida. He um, Eustis. Memorial Tennessee, Calvin where funeral services his wife of 30 years, funeralhome.com. then moved to Ten- donations may be made Robert (Erica) Jackson will be conducted Sat- Deborah Long; three Professional services nessee after the loss of to Adventist Develop- of Clarksville, Ten- urday afternoon, Feb. children, Tyler Long, provided by Presley Fu- his wife. Don and Jean ment and Relief Agency nessee, Wanda (Tim) 23, at 1 p.m. with Bro. Michelle (Greg) Brady neral Home in Cookev- joined the Seventh-Day (ADRA), the global hu- Camp of Logansport, Doug Dillard offi ci- and Mike (Heather) ille, 528-1044. Adventist Church in manitarian organiza- Indiana, Gail (Barry) ating. Interment will Long, all of Cookeville; 1955 and had been tion of the Seventh-Day Dewitt of Logansport, follow in the Smellage fi ve grandkids, Jesse members of the Uma- Adventist Church. Indiana, and Ever- Cemetery in Putnam Long, Zack Long, Me- tilla Church for many https://donations.adra. ett (Beth) Jackson of County. gan Long, Brooklynn years. Don was also a org/donate Online Logansport; sisters, Mr. Jackson’s family Brady and Brianna Mason. He and Jean Guestbook available at Aline Hancock of will receive friends Fri- Brady, all of Cookeville; loved to travel. He en- www.hardenpauli.com. Cookeville, Tennessee, day, Feb. 22, from 1:30-8 fi ve sisters, Opal (Jim) joyed reading, working Local arrange- and Willene Jackson of p.m., and Saturday, in his yard, and listen- ments provided by Indiana; half-brothers Feb. 23, after 10 a.m. ing to a wide variety of Hooper-Huddleston & and sisters, Thurman Bass Funeral Home, music. He loved dogs Horner Funeral Home, Jackson of Elmwood, Inc., Gordonsville Arvil Edward York and hated snakes. 526-6111. Tennessee, Donald Chapel, is in charge of LIVINGSTON — Fu- Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2019, He was preceded Jackson of Elmwood, arrangements, 615-683- neral services for Arvil at Vanderbilt Medical in death by his son, Veller Dyer of Pleasant 8212. Edward York, 77, of the Center. Michael and daugh- Oak Grove community, Livingston Funeral ter-in law, Noni; and will be held at 2 p.m. Home is in charge of brother-in-laws, George Friday, Feb. 22, at the arrangements, 931-823- Northrop and Robert chapel of Livingston 1201. Funeral Home. Burial will be in Dugan Smith Cemetery. Paul Nicholas Jacquin, M.D. The family will COOKEVILLE — Dr. Paul chose crema- Now Welcoming Veterans Choice Program receive friends today, Paul Nicholas Jacquin, tion, and the family Thursday, Feb. 21, from M.D., 74, of Cookeville, followed his wishes. Get your sports physicals done and 5-8 p.m. at the funeral passed away Tuesday, A celebration of his home. Feb. 19, 2019, at his life will be held at a have your summertime injuries Mr. York passed away home. later date. checked here! Crest Lawn Funer- al Home-Cremation Tired of long waits for Burnece ‘Burnie’ Bussell Franklin Center is in charge of arrangements, 526- your urgent care needs? COOKEVILLE — Franklin Day” due to 6384. Funeral services for her reaching the grand Mrs. Burnece “Burnie” age of 100 years. A party WAIT NO MORE! Bussell Franklin, of was held at Morningside Come to Highlands Healthcare! Cookeville, will be held in her honor with a city at 11 a.m. Friday, Feb. offi cial being present to Located at Premier Medical Park in Cookeville 22, at the Cookeville help celebrate this day. (931) 528-3300 chapel of Hooper-Hud- Burnece is sur- 315 N. Washington Ave., Suite 175 dleston & Horner vived by her nieces Funeral Home, with and nephews, Cathy Bro. Jimmy Simpson (Touch) Lamb, Linda and Ed Malone offi ci- (Jimmy) Daniel, Jimmy ating. Interment will (Linda) Bussell, Renee follow in Cookeville City (Jerry) Clark, Judy Cemetery. The family hher recipes. i One O of fh her (Ron) Leforge, Jeni will receive friends at greatest joys was giving Wells, Brenda (Scott) the funeral home Friday a home to stray dogs and Parkhurst, and Debbie from 10 a.m. until ser- other animals including (Dennis) Green; and vice time. two parakeets. She was sisters-in-law, Evelyn Burnece passed away a strong advocate for Cronk Bussell and Irene peacefully at Morning- animal rights. She was Franklin. side of Cookeville Tues- quick witted and loved In addition to her day, Feb. 19, 2019. to laugh and make those parents, she was pre- She was born April around her laugh. Her ceded in death by her 12, 1918, in what is now family thought of her as husband, L.H. Franklin; White County to the late “The Queen of the one her brothers, Paul Bus- Arthur and Ritha Davis liners.” sell, Hubert Bussell, and Bussell. She moved She was a charter Fred Bussell; and sister, to Cookeville with member of West View Ruby Bussell Franklin her family as a young Baptist Church, where Kendall. child and attended the she and her family Her family would Cookeville City Schools, attended and was active like to thank the staff graduating from there. most of her life. Her of Morningside of Before moving to father helped build the Cookeville for their love, Cookeville, she attended original sanctuary. She friendship and won- Davis School in the 8th loved her church and derful care. Her family District, fondly known her church family. would also like to thank as “Wildcat School.” Burnece traveled in Avalon Hospice for their She met her husband, the United States, but care and support. L.H. (Lucian Henry) mostly to Florida with Family and friends Franklin of Erin, her husband, “the love will serve as pallbear- Tennessee, in Cookev- of her life” and their ers. ille and they were animals. They lived in In lieu of fl owers, married Feb. 14, 1936. Florida during the win- donations may be made They moved to Detroit, ter months. to Cookeville Putnam Michigan, where L.H. She lost her husband County Animal Shelter, worked for Ford Motor L.H. in 1996, but quick- Happy Haven Home, or Company and lived ly learned how to be your charity of choice. there before deciding to a strong independent Hooper-Huddleston & move back to Cookeville woman. She had many Horner Funeral Home in 1957 to be near family. lifelong friends and was is in charge of arrange- Burnece excelled as blessed by our Lord ments, 526-6111. Share a homemaker and loved with a robust healthy your thoughts and mem- entertaining family and and long life. She passed ories at www.hhhfuner- friends. Her home was away in her sleep two als.com. fi lled with needlepoint months shy of her 101st pieces she skillfully birthday. made. She had a love for On April 12, 2018, antiques and this was “Burnie” Burnece evident in her home. She was awarded a plaque was a wonderful cook dedicating that day and enjoyed sharing as “Burnece Bussell A6 HERALD-CITIZEN Living THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2019 herald-citizen.com Son keeps Slow-cooker Strawberry cobbler not quick, but easy hat do you make for social life out the column when your cupboard is bare and Wthe rain is coming of parents’ down in buckets? You go to the freezer and see those fro- zen strawberries and remem- view ber a strawberry cobbler that a friend made probably 40 EAR ABBY: Our years ago. That friend is no 22-year-old son stays longer here but when I make with us. He has a part- it I think of her. Dtime job and goes to DRUCILLA’S When I was school part-time. He is some- growing up, we what secretive. LITTLE raised straw- DEAR ABBY We don’t know HELPERS berries in our his friends or garden but we where he goes. never did make One day he cobblers with brought a male our strawber- friend over and ries. We always they hung out in made strawberry our guesthouse, short cake with drinking and real whipped ABIGAIL playing video DRUCILLA cream on top VAN BUREN games. This went RAY and strawberry on for several pie (with real hours and then the blinds whipped cream on top). And closed. we ate them right out of the My husband wasn’t com- patch. fortable with that, so he One day (40 years ago), I knocked on the door and stopped at this friends house went in to talk to them. He and she had just made a asked the friend if he had a strawberry cobbler. Since I Strawberry slow cooker cobbler girlfriend, and the friend said had never eaten this, and I no — that he’s bisexual. Our loved strawberries, I sampled topping. and a half of fl our, baking friends and last week, I re- son then announced that he is her cobbler. It was delicious. powder, salt and melted but- membered another one who also bisexual. Been making it ever since. STRAWBERRY SLOW COOKER ter. Add milk and whisk until also passed away. Her name We have only met one girl This time I decided to try COBBLER smooth. Pour batter over was Lou Conner and she was that he dated and the male a new recipe that was in a 4 cups sliced strawberries strawberries. Do not stir. the fi rst person to hire me to friend who was over. The recent cookbook I received. or other fresh fruit Cook on low heat for 2 hours work in a beauty shop after friend did say he isn’t inter- This was a crockpot cobbler 1 stick butter, melted or until crust is done and I passed state board and got ested in our son, that they are and since I had such a busy 1 1/2 cup sugar, divided bubbly. Serve warm with ice my license. strictly friends. I don’t think day (watching it rain) I decid- 2 cups whole wheat fl our, cream or whipped topping. That was 1965. She had a my husband should have ed to put this on and watch it divided Serves 4 or 5. little beauty shop on main quizzed our son in front of his rain. The kitchen smelled so 1 1/2 tablespoons baking I asked George if his family street in Algood. She was friend. good. I used my frozen straw- powder made strawberry cobbler very good to work for. I Our son has a chip on his berries and cut back on the 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt and he said yes. He said he learned a lot from her. That shoulder and an “I don’t care milk just a little. I thought it 1 1/4 cup milk would be at his Grandma was the day of bee-hive and attitude” about many things. might take a little longer to Spray bottom and sides of Swack’s house and she would bouff ant hair do’s and fi nger He blames a lot of things on cook with that much liquid the crockpot with cooking give him a bucket and tell waves and pin curls. his ADHD. He acts like he and it did. It was so good. spray. In a medium size bowl, him that if he could fi nd and Time to go (I hear a cobbler can’t multitask or concentrate With fresh strawberries, it mix 1/2 cup sugar with 1/2 pick some wild strawberries, pie calling my name). on what he’s supposed to do. would be a little less soupy. cup fl our with strawberries then she would make him a Any questions, you may He tries, but if he forgets to do I didn’t have real whipped and toss. Pour into slow cook- cobbler. And she did. She was call me at 510-1349 or e-mail something, he gets an attitude cream or ice cream to go on er. In the same bowl, mix a good cook. me at raydrucilla@gmail. from time to time. I don’t top but did have whipped remaining cup of sugar, cup I love to remember old com. know what to think. — FRUS- TRATED IN WASHINGTON DEAR FRUSTRATED: I can’t help but wonder if your Oscars: A record year for women, but is it progress? husband would have been as curious (and intrusive) if your LOS ANGELES (AP) — At women were nominated, up one has won for adapted been one woman to get a son had been entertaining a the glad-handy Oscar nom- eight from last year’s 44. screenplay (Diana Ossana for cinematography nod (Rachel woman in the guesthouse. inees luncheon earlier this And yet why does it feel “Brokeback Mountain”), 12 Morrison just last year), and Your son has been honest month, fi lm academy presi- like progress is not being years since the last original only three women in history with you about his sexual dent John Bailey proudly told made? Perhaps because there screenplay win (Diablo Cody have ever gotten a visual ef- orientation. the 171 nominees in the room have still only ever been fi ve for “Juno”), nine years since fects nomination — although He’s an adult and should be that there were a record women nominated for best the fi rst and only female they have a pretty great entitled to privacy regardless number of women nominated director (none this year), best director win (Kathryn track record as two out of the of the gender of his compan- for Academy Awards this and only one who has won. Bigelow for “The Hurt Lock- three won. The only category ion. He has also been honest year. The statement seemed There’s also the fact that er”), and eight years since a that has always had a female about his limitations because to take everyone a moment none of the fi lms nominated woman won for best foreign nominee is costume design. of his attention defi cit prob- to process, or calculate, for best picture this year had fi lm (Susanne Bier for “In The gender divide becomes lem. but soon Lady Gaga, Amy a female director. a Better World”) or sound clearer when comparing the Unless he is breaking Adams, “Black Panther” Look closer at the individ- mixing (Lora Hirschberg for number of women nominated some rule that you and your costumer Ruth E. Carter and ual categories and the gaps “Inception”). to their male counterparts. husband have set in your others were applauding. become abundantly clear. In addition to director, The Women’s Media Center home, what you should think Numbers-wise, women did It’s been 21 years since a this year there are no female reported earlier this month is that your son is working, have a comparatively good woman has won for original nominees for cinematogra- that over 75 percent of the taking classes and trying his year. In the 20 non-gendered score (Anne Dudley for “The phy, editing, score, or visual nominees this year were best to become independent. categories, 52 individual Full Monty”), 13 years since eff ects. There’s only ever men. Perhaps if your husband is less heavy-handed with his questions, your son’s attitude may improve. DEAR ABBY: I have been Chris Stapleton, Dan + Shay in a relationship with some- FREE EVENT! one for 11 months. He has full custody of an 8-year-old son lead ACM nominations from a previous relationship. The mother hasn’t been in the NASHVILLE (AP) — Chris Sta- ACMs. They are also nominated for child’s life for two years. His pleton and Dan + Shay lead the 54th duo of the year, album of the year Joi n Us in Hon or of son knows I am his father’s Academy of Country Music Awards for their self-titled release and music girlfriend and has seen us be with six nominations each while event of the year for a duet with aff ectionate with each other. Grammy album of the year winner Kelly Clarkson. Dan Smyers earned Son gwriter ’s Week! He has also heard us say “I Kacey Musgraves has fi ve. four individual nominations for his @ Baxter Depot in Baxter, TN love you.” Reba McEntire, who is hosting work as a producer and songwriter. Lately, the boy has been the show for a record 16th time, The multi-platinum swelling pia- 5:30 Friday, February 22 saying “I love you” to me, announced the nominees in top no ballad “Tequila” reached the Top and I am torn about how to categories on “CBS This Morning” 10 on Billboard’s Adult Top 40 chart respond. We have a good on Wednesday. and hit their career best of No. 21 on “Saluting WHUB Radio’s 75 Year s” relationship, and I do care for The top category, entertainer of the all-genre Hot 100 chart. Their and the success of local DJs’ him and his well-being, but the year, is all male for the second follow-up, “Speechless,” kept the Phillip Gibbon s Mike Dyer I don’t know how to respond year in a row, which includes Sta- momentum going for the pair. when he says this. Do I say pleton, Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, Musgraves beat out the big- Ken Mabry Keith Bilbrey “I love you” back because I Kenny Chesney and Keith Urban. gest-selling albums of the year by care for him, or should I not And Musgraves is the sole fe- Cardi B and Drake for album of the Becky McGura from WCTE will also be here respond? I don’t know if he’s male artist in the album of the year year at this year’s Grammy Awards, just mimicking what he sees category along with Stapleton, Dan but her lack of airplay meant she 5:30 Saturday, February 23 or hears, but I also don’t want + Shay, Eric Church and Dierks missed out on a single of the year to teach him that he shouldn’t Bentley. nomination at the ACMs. She won be open about his feelings. The ACMs will be aired on CBS four total Grammys this year, in- “Rising Star s” — CAUGHT OFF-GUARD on April 7 from the MGM Grand cluding best country album and best Tepoe Nash DEAR CAUGHT: All Arena in Las Vegas. country song. singing a song he and his children want to feel loved. Stapleton is nominated twice as She is nominated twice as produc- father composed: Because you care about the producer and artist for album of the er and artist for album of the year “My Home in Tennessee” boy, give him a hug and say year for “From A Room: Volume 2,” for “Golden Hour,” and twice for you love him, too, and always which he won last year for “From song of the year for “Space Cow- will. A Room: Volume 1.” He also seeks boy,” which only reached top 30 on I do have one caveat, how- to win his second consecutive male Billboard’s Hot Country chart. She’s ever. If your relationship with artist of the year trophy and is nom- also nominated for female artist of Also his father doesn’t work out, inated twice for song of the year for the year. featur ing it is very important that you “Broken Halos,” for which he is also Bentley, Brothers Osborne, Flor- and the child’s dad talk to him nominated as a producer. ida Georgia Line, Bebe Rexha also rendition s of and tell him that the breakup Dan + Shay could make good on had four nominations each. Rexha Elvis Presley son gs! has nothing to do with HIM, their fi rst Grammy win for best and Florida Georgia Line’s “Meant that it is not his fault, and he country duo/group performance for To Be,” has nominations for single (the boy) will always have a “Tequila,” which has earned them of the year, music event of the year Refr eshments will be ser ved special place in your heart. three nominations as a duo at the and song of the year. 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Golden Eagles in first day of action choice for the OVC’s 16 minutes, 55.55 sec- Ohio Valley Confer- Through just fi ve Indoor Track Athlete onds to claim the title ence Indoor Track and scored events on Again, with just fi ve head coach Wayne of the Year, showcasing out of 21 participants, Field Championships, it Wednesday, the Gold- events completed, Tech Angel. “There’s still incredible stamina to and score 10 big points would appear that the en Eagles have totaled has already racked up a long way to go, and take an individual vic- for TTU. Sanga was the defending champion 41 points, and hold a three gold medals and we’ll have to step up tory in the 5,000 meters, only competitor to fi n- Tennessee Tech track 10-point lead on South- one silver medal. our game again to hold and another as part of ish in under 17 minutes, and fi eld team arrived east Missouri, who “I’m very happy with off the challengers, but Tech’s distance medley coming in roughly 6.5 at the Birmingham currently occupies the the advantage we’ve I’m pleased with where relay team. CrossPlex on a mission: No. 2 spot. built after Day 1,” said we’re at right now.” Sanga lined up for the SEE TECH, PAGE B2 Nashville Tech begins stretch run Padres see unveils logo potential for 2020 in trade for MLS debut Machado PEORIA, Ariz. (AP) — As NASHVILLE (AP) — Playing in workouts began to wind down, Nashville means tapping into Mu- word began spreading across sic City, and the Major League Soc- the San Diego Padres’ practice cer team debuting in 2020 unveiled fi elds at Peoria Sports Complex. its name as the Nashville Soccer The Padres, a team stuck in Club along with a logo and colors a 12-year playoff -less rut, were Wednesday before approximately on the verge of making their 1,500 fans. biggest free agent splash ever. Nashville SC’s logo features Manny Machado, the big-hit- a blue “N’’ surrounded by lines ting, slick-fi elding infi elder, was meant to mimic sound waves, and going to be paid $300 million to the team’s colors will be “acoustic play for the Padres for the next blue” and “electric gold” with gold decade. the primary color for home uni- The news Tuesday put notice- forms. able pep in the players’ step for “The whole sense of sound, we the remainder of the workouts. kind of took that and didn’t want to “There was defi nitely a buzz just do the normal Nashville gui- yesterday in the practice,” fi rst tar,” majority owner John Ingram baseman Eric Hosmer said said. “There’s nothing wrong with Wednesday. “Toward the last guitars. But wanted to have some- couple drills, the rumors were thing that sound and energy and getting a little more true that the vibe here in Nashville.” Manny was likely coming here. MLS Commissioner Don Garber The buzz is here and everyone took part in the presentation for a is excited.” group awarded an expansion fran- The buzz continued Wednes- chise in December 2017, and he said day as the Padres waited for the the league worked with Nashville deal to fi nalize and Machado SC and local designers for the fi nal to arrive in the desert, which brand. could come as early as Friday. “I love the idea of sound being The Padres agreed with important because sound is such Machado on a $300 million, an important part of this city,” 10-year deal, a person familiar Garber said. “You think of all those with the negotiations told The lines. It’s almost like a pulsing Associated Press on Tuesday. movement. You think about that on The person spoke on condi- an LED board, you can think about tion of anonymity because the that going on in the stadium. I do agreement was subject to a think they have an international successful physical and had not brand opportunity here, and I been announced. think this brand will deliver that.” The second-largest deal in The logo and colors leaked baseball history signifi ed a online last week. That didn’t stop signifi cant shift in direction for Nashville SC from holding its big the Padres. announcement with food and drink San Diego lost 96 games last followed by a concert, nor fans year and hasn’t had a winning from turning out. HERALD-CITIZEN | FILE season since 2010. This season Nashville’s United Soccer League Tennessee Tech’s Mackenzie Coleman, right, tries to block the shot of looked like it would be another team is helping build support Belmont’s Maddie Wright during action last week in the Hooper Eblen in what seemed like a never for the future MLS team, and a Center. Coleman and the Golden Eagles will be back on the court tonight ending string of rebuilding 30,000-seat stadium at the city’s when they host Eastern Kentucky University in the first game of their final seasons. home weekend. The women’s game will begin at 5:30 p.m. with the men’s SEE MLS, PAGE B2 game going at 7:30 p.m. SEE MLB, PAGE B2 Veteran teams riding Stricker appointed wave of experience Ryder Cup captain

(AP) — Steve Stricker of Wisconsin. into March Madness paid his dues to become It was hardly a a Ryder Cup captain, surprise with the (AP) — Buff alo’s do on anything.” and it had nothing to do 2020 matches going to coaches spent part of Top-ranked Duke has with winning a major. Whistling Straits, an Tuesday morning’s garnered plenty of at- He didn’t make his hour north of Milwau- walkthrough going tention this season with fi rst team kee where Stricker was over defensive assign- its quartet of one-and- until he introduced Wednesday. ments, making sure the done freshmen who was 41 in He still had his doubts players were prepared seem to play with poise the 2008 when his name fi rst was for that night’s game beyond their years. matches at mentioned fi ve years against Ohio. The rest of the AP Valhalla, ago, aware each of the As the players moved Top 25 is dotted with a rare U.S. 28 previous American to their various spots at veteran teams — at AP victory, captains had won a the coaches’ direction, least by college bas- Buff alo head coach Nate Oats reacts against STRICKER and played major. senior guard Dontay ketball standards — Ohio during the second half of a game, in two “I was thinking Caruthers began tell- primed to make deep Tuesday, in Buff alo N.Y. more. He spent the next they’re not going to ing sophomore Domi- March runs. six years in the back have me. I haven’t won nic Johnson where to No. 2 Gonzaga is led from the bench as a buy or train for. It’s room as an assistant a major,” he said. “But go and what to expect by Josh Perkins and redshirt. something you have to captain to Tom Wat- it kept going further from the Bobcats. In Brandon Clarke, who The Zags have lost get.” son, Davis Love III and along, me putting in the his third season at played on the 2016-17 twice all season, won No. 3 Virginia was Jim Furyk, and he was time last year, the Pres- Buff alo and a former team that reached the 16 straight and were a on the wrong end of an captain of the formida- idents Cup a couple of MAC defensive player national championship No. 1 seed in the NCAA all-time college basket- ble U.S. team at the 2017 years ago, and the PGA of the year, Caruthers game. So did Killian selection committee’s ball upset by losing to Presidents Cup. of America and Ryder was spot on with his Tillie, who’s out for the initial rankings. UMBC in the NCAA Stricker was appoint- Cup committees saying instructions to John- second time this season “I feel it is much Tournament’s fi rst ed Ryder Cup captain they wanted to move off son, a walk-on from the with a foot injury. easier on the coaches round, but has nearly on Wednesday, his sev- from that.” football team. All-America candidate not having to teach all everyone back and enth straight time tak- All that matters now “He was doing a great Rui Hashimura saw that basic stuff ,” Clarke plenty of motivation ing part in the matches, is bringing the Ryder job,” Bulls coach Nate limited action in 28 said. “They are able for redemption. The this time in charge of Cup back to America. Oats said. “I mean, games that season and to dive into the harder Cavaliers also have two an American team try- Tiger Woods, among it was as good as any sophomore guard Zach stuff . Experience is ing to win back the gold assistant coach would Norvell watched it all something you can’t SEE NCAA, PAGE B2 trophy in his home state SEE CUP, PAGE B2 B2 HERALD-CITIZEN THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2019 herald-citizen.com MLB: Machado’s deal changes expectations for San Diego

FROM PAGE B1 Diego one of baseball’s best players still in his Machado’s deal chang- prime. es expectations. The The 26-year-old is a goal of winning was no four-time All-Star and longer something three, two-time Gold Glove four years down the winner. He’s a career road. The Padres want .282 hitter with 175 hom- to win now. ers and 513 RBIs in sev- San Diego made a bit en big league seasons. of a splash last season, Machado hit .297 and signing fi rst baseman set career bests with 37 Eric Hosmer to a $144 homers and 107 RBIs million, eight-year deal. last season with the Adding Machado locks Orioles and Los Angeles down the corners of the Dodgers. Padres’ infi eld at least Even if San Diego’s through the next fi ve brass couldn’t talk years, when Machado about the deal because it can opt out of his con- wasn’t fi nalized, Padres tract and become a free players couldn’t contain agent again. their excitement. “What we’ve talked Machado’s addition about is if the right guys strengthens San Diego’s are out there, guys we foundation for the fu- feel are a fi t in a long- ture, particularly in the term plan, we want to infi eld. build it as we get going Hosmer had an under- AP and add the right piece whelming fi rst season Soccer fans celebrate as the name of Nashville’s MLS team, Nashville Soccer Club, is announced at the right time,” Pa- with the Padres, but two during the unveiling of the team name, logo and colors Wednesday in Nashville. The expansion dres general manager years ago hit .318 with franchise is due to start play in 2020. A.J. Preller said. “You 25 homers and 94 RBIs can wait for some of the with the Kansas City young talent we’ve built Royals. MLS: Nashville SC continues to make positive moves forward up and maybe in three Tatis, son of a former or four years try to get major league player, is FROM PAGE B1 “At the end of the day, it was is. That’s what our supporters the right guys who are considered San Diego’s more important to me to contin- wanted to keep is a name that’s out there at that time, shortstop of the future, fairgrounds is scheduled to open ue on what we’d started here,” kind of typical of a soccer club.” but we feel as a group though he has played in 2021. Nashville SC will play Ingram said. “I thought that was Gold will be the primary color the pieces that fi t short just 2 1/2 months above its inaugural season at Nissan better for the team.” for the new MLS team, which term, long term are out A-ball. His major league Stadium, home to the NFL’s Ten- Nashville SC CEO Ian Ayre also hopes to wear that color on there and that’s how you debut will likely come nessee Titans. said not having their full MLS the road as much as possible. build a club.” this season and he could Garber noted Nashville SC identity with the logo and colors That taps into the gold theme The upgrades at the even crack the opening already has sold a third of its had been hampering eff orts to used by the NHL’s Nashville corners, along with the day roster with a stellar stadium already. promote the team. The former Predators. Garber said both young talent already on spring. Using Nashville SC as the Liverpool chief executive was Nashville’s other pro franchises, the roster, have excited Rookie Luis Urias, name is a nod to the fans who hired last spring to help build the Titans and Predators, have a long-suff ering Padres who was called up last turned out at council meetings Nashville’s MLS franchise, and been very supportive of MLS fan base that’s never ex- season, could be the supporting both the push for an Ayre liked sticking with a tradi- coming to town. perienced a World Series starting shortstop if expansion franchise and fund- tional name. “Nashville’s a small town title nor seen a playoff Tatis opens in Triple-A ing for the soccer-only stadium, “I’m new to Nashville but that’s punching way above its series victory since the and the Padres added Ingram said. They already had talking to our supporters and weight in so many diff erent 1998 NLCS win over veteran second base- bonded with the colors as well talking to our owners Nashville things ...,” Garber said. “The fact Atlanta. man Ian Kinsler in the from the announcement of Nash- isn’t celebrity,” Ayre said. “It’s we’re all partners here to raise Machado gives San off season. ville being awarded an expan- authentic and it’s cool and tradi- the profi le of the city I think is sion franchise. tional, and that’s what the name very positive.” TECH: Golden Eagles take lead into second day of competition NCAA: Vols among veteran teams preparing for ‘Madness’ FROM PAGE B1 nament. They know the plays, skinny, looking noth- FROM PAGE B1 indoor PR, as it bested The biggest diff erence the expectations, ing like they will as her previous standard losses and were slated for the Bulls: defense. even the conditioning future upperclassmen seconds ahead of the (1.72m) by a quar- as a No. 1 seed. Buff alo was 134th in requirements. Instead or future pros. Working runner-up, Kortney ter-inch, and remains Fifth-ranked Ten- Division I in KenPom’s of repeatedly going with a collegiate-level Schardt of Belmont. the best high jump by a nessee has its top six defensive effi ciency over basics with young strength coach and the It marks the fi rst female conference ath- scorers back from last rankings and is up to players, coaches with natural maturation of career OVC title in the lete this season. year’s surprising SEC No. 32 this season. veteran teams can dive the human body turns indoor 5,000 meters for Smith took home title team, led by senior “I think the defensive into more intricate scrawny freshmen into the Kapsabet, Kenya na- second place in the long Admiral Schofi eld, side of it comes from aspects of the game. beefed-up upperclass- tive, who fi nished fourth jump, and demolished juniors Grant Williams having that experience It works game to men who won’t get in 2018. Then, just 20 the Tennessee Tech and Jordan Bone. The that veteran leader- game, too. Veteran pushed around. minutes after her taxing indoor record in the Vols were a No. 1 seed ship that understands players have seen some The mental matura- 5K eff ort, Sanga took process. in the initial rankings that the importance of of the opponents on the tion follows a similar the line again as part of Smith improved as her and spent four weeks at guarding people,” Oats schedule before, know strain. Tech’s distance medley series went along, and No. 1 in the AP poll. said. “Your off ense can their tendencies, know Players who were relay team, and carried actually reset the TTU Nevada got a huge come and go on any how the coaching staff high schoolers less than the Golden Eagles home standard twice. boost when the Martin given night, but your wants attack them on a year earlier can be to another gold medal as On her fi fth attempt, twins and Jordan Car- defense needs to be off ense and defense. overwhelmed by the the anchor leg. the Atlanta native leapt oline decided to return. there every night.” “When you have spotlight, shrinking in Joined by a pair of 5.82 meters (19-1), which Coach Eric Musselman The veteran infl uence veteran guys who the face of hostile en- freshmen, Janet Kwam- bested Roberts’ program surrounded them with starts in the planning are used to a detailed vironments and at big bai and Alexa Brugere, mark of 5.72 (18-9 1/4) experienced transfers stages. scouting report, it moments. along with senior D’Air- from earlier this year. and the sixth-ranked No matter how certainly makes it eas- Veteran players rien Jackson, the four- Then, on her sixth Wolf Pack have looked high-rated a freshman ier,” Musselman said. have been in arenas some brought the baton and fi nal jump, Smith like Final Four con- is, there’s always a “A high school player where 12,000 people are over the fi nish line in soared 5.90 meters (19-4 tenders. learning curve when comes to the college screaming for them to 11:56.62, which was good 1/4), which vaulted her Oats’ Bulls returned arriving at college. Not ranks, the scouting is fail, experienced the enough for another 10 to her runner-up fi nish, fi ve of their top six scor- only do they have to not nearly as detailed. white-knuckle moments tallies toward the Gold- and stood as Tech’s fi rst ers from a team that adjust to academic life, The attention to detail in the closing minutes en Eagle team score. eight points of the day. knocked off Arizona in but the rigors of play- on defensive footwork, that usually determine While those two Smith nearly won the the fi rst round of last ing high-level college rotations and pick-and- who wins or loses. events acted as a dy- event, fi nishing just year’s NCAA Tourna- basketball. That’s why roll coverages is much “They’ve been down, namic nightcap for the an inch behind SIUE’s ment. Buff alo has been teams loaded with more complex, much they’ve been up, they’ve Golden Eagles, Khema- Nichyria Byrd, who ranked since the fi rst freshmen — Duke being as it is when a player been in loud crowds on ni Roberts and Raven went 5.92 meters. regular-season poll — a notable exception — goes from college to the the road, at home and I Smith set the tone early Na’Scottisha Drum- No. 25 this week — and often end up better at NBA.” think there’s no substi- in the day. mond scored three more is in position to reach the end of the season There’s a big diff er- tute,” Virginia coach Roberts won the high points for the purple the NCAA Tournament than they were when it ence physically and Tony Bennett said. “It’s jump, springing 1.73 me- and gold, fi nishing in a even if it doesn’t earn started. mentally, too. invaluable to have all ters (5 feet, 8 inches) to tie for fi fth place in the an automatic bid by Veteran teams hit the High school players the experiences that reign supreme over the high jump. winning the MAC tour- court running. often arrive at college they have.” 18-member fi eld. Like Along with Ellie Sanga, Roberts’ victory Gamradt of Southeast marks her fi rst OVC in- Missouri and Baylee door high jump title, and Porch of Jacksonville CUP: Stricker hopes to lead Americans to rare Cup victory made good on her No. 1 State, Drummond suc- seed mark entering the cessfully handled the FROM PAGE B1 mainly from Patrick Reed say- which starts today, is the fi rst competition. 1.62 mark on her fi rst ing in an interview with the New tournament where Ryder Cup The competition, try, but could not clear three players on the Ryder Cup York Times that he blamed Jor- points can be earned for the U.S. however, was fi erce, as 1.67 meters. committee, said Stricker was a dan Spieth for them not playing team. Reduced points are avail- Roberts edged Briana Tech set itself up for unanimous choice. together and captain Jim Furyk able this year at the World Golf Caudle of Jacksonville a big day tomorrow as “Everyone knows he’s such a for benching him twice. Championships, The Players State and Aubrey Main well, as several athletes nice guy, but beneath all of that Stricker is all about looking Championship and the majors, of Murray State. moved on to Thurs- exterior is this fi eriness and this ahead, and says he already has with full points at every event Roberts and Main day’s fi nal rounds for competitiveness, and he’s also spoken to Reed. starting in 2020 (extra for the used two attempts to the sprints and middle one of the more detail-oriented “We had a good conversation,” majors). get over the bar at 1.70 distance events. guys that we know,” Woods said. Stricker said. “I kind of asked Stricker wept after each of his meters, whereas Caudle D’Airrien Jackson was “I think that he’ll be prepared, him what to expect and he said, 12 victories on the PGA Tour, needed all three. the fi rst Golden Eagle to he’ll be understanding and he’s ‘I’ve got your guys’ back, I’m so imagine being introduced in At 1.73, Roberts and qualify for Day 2 when very good at communicating there for the team.’ He’s every his home state as a Ryder Cup Caudle both cleared on she won the second heat with the players and getting bit committed. captain. their initial attempts, of the 400-meter dash their opinions but also putting “He knew what happened and He didn’t get one sentence out while Main required with a time of 54.81 his foot down when he has to.” was not comfortable with it, before he tried to choke back two tries. As the most seconds. Europe, which already has ap- not happy with how that trans- tears. effi cient athlete, Roberts Jackson stood out in pointed Padraig Harrington as formed. We’re here about mov- “I’m an emotional guy. I’m was declared the win- a major way among the its captain for the 2020 matches, ing forward, pointing toward the truly humbled,” Stricker said. ner. fi eld of 24 competitors, has won seven of the last nine next team, and I hope to have “I’m very passionate about this As every coach loves clocking a time more times, including a 17½-10½ vic- him as part of this team. We competition. We want to win this to see, Roberts’ champi- than one full second tory outside Paris last year. That have a long ways to go.” more than ever. I want to help onship mark was a new faster than anyone else. ended badly for the Americans, The Mexico Championship, any way I can.” THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN B3 herald-citizen.com 0SCOREBOARD0 Detroit 26 30 .464 16½ Blackhawks beat Red Wings in OT ON TELEVISION Chicago 14 44 .241 29½ Thursday, Feb. 21 Cleveland 12 46 .207 31½ WESTERN CONFERENCE DETROIT (AP) — Patrick COLLEGE BASKETBALL (MEN’S) Southwest Division Kane scored two goals, including 6 p.m. W L Pct GB CBSSN — Wagner at Bryant University Houston 33 24 .579 — the game winner with 2:18 left ESPN — Michigan at Minnesota San Antonio 33 26 .559 1 in overtime, extending his point ESPN2 — UCF at Cincinnati Dallas 26 31 .456 7 streak to 19 games and lifting ESPNU — Vermont at Maryland-Baltimore County New Orleans 26 33 .441 8 8 p.m. Memphis 23 36 .390 11 the Chicago Blackhawks to a ESPN — Oregon at USC Northwest Division 5-4 victory over the Detroit Red ESPN2 — UConn at SMU W L Pct GB Wings on Wednesday night. ESPNU — High Point at Campbell Denver 39 18 .684 — FS1 — California at Arizona Oklahoma City 37 20 .649 2 Artem Anisimov, Brandon 10 p.m. Portland 34 23 .596 5 Saad and Alex DeBrincat scored ESPNU — Hawaii at UC-Santa Barbara Utah 32 25 .561 7 FS1 — Oregon State at UCLA Minnesota 27 30 .474 12 for Chicago in the fi rst period. COLLEGE BASKETBALL (WOMEN’S) Pacific Division The Blackhawks have won 10 of 5 p.m. W L Pct GB their last 12 games, scoring 60 BTN — Ohio State at Michigan State Golden State 41 16 .719 — 6 p.m. L.A. Clippers 32 27 .542 10 goals in that span. SEC — Kentucky at South Carolina Sacramento 30 27 .526 11 Dylan Larkin and Andreas 7 p.m. L.A. Lakers 28 29 .491 13 Athanasiou scored two goals BTN — Iowa at Indiana Phoenix 11 48 .186 31 8 p.m. Wednesday’s Games each for the Red Wings, who SEC — Tennessee at Texas A&M No games scheduled. rallied from a 4-1 third-period GOLF Thursday’s Games 9:30 a.m. Miami at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. defi cit to tie it. GOLF — PGA Tour Golf: Puerto Rico Open, first round, Phoenix at Cleveland, 7 p.m. However, Erik Gustafsson Rio Grande Portland at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. found Kane alone to the right 1 p.m. Boston at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. GOLF — PGA Tour Golf: WGC-Mexico Championship, Houston at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. of the net in overtime, and the first round, Mexico City Sacramento at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Chicago star beat goalie Jona- 10 p.m. Friday’s Games than Bernier for his 38th goal of GOLF — LPGA Tour Golf: Honda LPGA Thailand, sec- Chicago at Orlando, 7 p.m. ond round, Thailand New Orleans at Indiana, 7 p.m. the season. NBA BASKETBALL San Antonio at Toronto, 7 p.m. 7 p.m. Washington at Charlotte, 7 p.m. AP TNT — Boston at Milwaukee Detroit at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. FLAMES 4 9:30 p.m. Minnesota at New York, 7:30 p.m. ISLANDERS 2 Detroit Red Wings defenseman Filip Hronek (17) checks TNT — Houston at LA Lakers L.A. Clippers at Memphis, 8 p.m. CALGARY, Alberta (AP) — Chicago Blackhawks left wing Alex DeBrincat (12) during a NHL HOCKEY Denver at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. 7 p.m. Utah at Oklahoma City, 9:30 p.m. Austin Czarnik and Johnny game Wednesday in Detroit. NBCSN — Los Angeles at Nashville Saturday’s Games Gaudreau scored 29 seconds SKIING Portland at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. apart in the third period to lead as the Bruins improved to 8-1-1 AVALANCHE 7 10:30 p.m. Brooklyn at Charotte, 7 p.m. NBCSN — FIS World Nordic Championships: cross Indiana at Washington, 7 p.m. Calgary. in the last 10 on the road — in- JETS 1 country men’s and women’s sprint finals, Austria L.A. Lakers at New Orleans, 7 p.m. Mikael Backlund and Travis cluding wins in the fi rst four DENVER (AP) — Nathan (taped) Memphis at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Phoenix at Atlanta, 7 p.m. Hamonic also scored as Calgary games of a western trip. The win MacKinnon and Matt Calvert Friday, Feb. 22 Detroit at Miami, 7:30 p.m. won its third straight after a streak is their longest since a scored 11 seconds apart in the Boston at Chicago, 8 p.m. four-game skid. Mike Smith 12-game run in 2014. Jaroslav third period, Semyon Varlamov AUTO RACING Sacramento at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. 2 p.m. Houston at Golden State, 8:30 p.m. stopped 17 shots. Halak stopped 31 shots. made 26 saves in another strong FS1 — NASCAR Xfinity Series: final practice, Atlanta, Minnesota at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Casey Cizikas and Anders Lee The Bruins, who are 9-0-3 in performance and Colorado won Ga. Dallas at Utah, 10 p.m. 3 p.m. scored for the Islanders, who had their last 12 overall, haven’t lost two in a row for the fi rst time FS1 — NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series: final HOCKEY tied it earlier in the third after in regulation since a 3-2 setback since late November. practice, Atlanta, Ga. trailing 2-0 following one period. to the New York Rangers on Jan. Carl Soderberg, Mikko Ran- 4 p.m. NHL Thomas Greiss fi nished with 28 19. tanen, Tyson Jost, Gabriel FS1 — NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Series: qualify- All Times EST ing, Atlanta, Ga. EASTERN CONFERENCE saves in New York’s third regu- Reilly Smith and Nate Landeskog and A.J. Greer also COLLEGE BASKETBALL (MEN’S) Atlantic Division lation loss in 16 games. Schmidt scored for Vegas, while scored for the Avalanche. In ad- 5:30 p.m. GP W L OT Pts GF GA CBSSN — Bowling Green at Ohio University Tampa Bay 61 46 11 4 96 242 162 Marc-Andre Fleury fi nished dition, MacKinnon’s power-play 6 p.m. Boston 61 36 17 8 80 184 157 BRUINS 3 with 25 saves. Fleury has lost goal snapped an 0-for-29 dry ESPN2 — Kent State at Buff alo Toronto 59 36 19 4 76 208 167 GOLDEN KNIGHTS 2, SO four in a row and seven of his spell on the man advantage. ESPNEWS — Dartmouth at Yale Montreal 60 32 21 7 71 179 176 ESPNU — Canisius at Monmouth Buff alo 59 28 24 7 63 170 185 LAS VEGAS (AP) — David last nine starts. He has allowed The only score Varlamov 8 p.m. Florida 58 26 24 8 60 181 199 Backes scored in the sixth round 19 goals in last fi ve starts, and 28 allowed was to Kyle Connor with ESPN2 — Davidson at Rhode Island Detroit 61 23 29 9 55 172 204 of a shootout to lift Bostontp its in the nine-game span. Colorado staked to a 4-0 lead. ESPNU — Wisconsin-Green Bay at Illinois-Chicago Ottawa 59 22 32 5 49 186 219 FS1 — Indiana at Iowa Metropolitan Division season-high seventh straight DeBrusk scored for Boston in Connor Hellebuyck stopped 39 COLLEGE GYMNASTICS (WOMEN’S) GP W L OT Pts GF GA victory. the fi rst round of the shootout shots for the Jets, who lost to the 6 p.m. N.Y. Islanders 59 35 18 6 76 171 142 SEC — Georgia at Florida Washington 60 33 20 7 73 202 191 Jake DeBrusk and Brad and William Karlsson tied it for Avalanche for the second time 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh 60 32 21 7 71 210 187 Marchand scored in regulation Vegas in the second. inside of a week. SEC — LSU at Arkansas Columbus 59 33 23 3 69 188 180 COLLEGE HOCKEY (MEN’S) Carolina 60 31 23 6 68 174 167 5:30 p.m. Philadelphia 60 28 25 7 63 178 201 BTN — Wisconsin at Penn State N.Y. Rangers 59 26 25 8 60 172 195 FS1 — Ohio State at Michigan New Jersey 60 23 29 8 54 176 208 7:30 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE CBSSN — Minnesota-Duluth at North Dakota Central Division McCutchen ready to boost Phillies 8 p.m. GP W L OT Pts GF GA BTN — Notre Dame at Minnesota Winnipeg 60 36 20 4 76 203 178 GOLF Nashville 62 35 22 5 75 191 163 CLEARWATER, compares them to his 9:30 a.m. St. Louis 59 32 22 5 69 177 164 Fla. (AP) — Andrew former teammates with GOLF — PGA Tour Golf: Puerto Rico Open, second Dallas 59 29 25 5 63 148 154 McCutchen is ready to the Pirates. round, Rio Grande Colorado 60 25 24 11 61 196 193 1 p.m. Chicago 61 26 26 9 61 205 227 boost the Philadelphia “It’s similar to when GOLF — PGA Tour Golf: WGC-Mexico Championship, Minnesota 60 27 27 6 60 164 180 Phillies with his bat, I was on the Pirates second round, Mexico City Pacific Division glove and brain. with Starling Marte and 10 p.m. GP W L OT Pts GF GA GOLF — LPGA Tour Golf: Honda LPGA Thailand, third Calgary 60 37 16 7 81 221 178 Signed to a $50 mil- Gregory Polanco,” Mc- round, Thailand San Jose 60 35 17 8 78 219 190 lion, three-year contract, Cutchen said. “We were NBA BASKETBALL Vegas 62 32 25 5 69 182 175 6 p.m. Arizona 60 27 28 5 59 157 174 McCutchen said he able to work together, ESPN — San Antonio at Toronto Vancouver 60 26 27 7 59 170 188 enjoys his role as the vet- challenge each other 8:30 p.m. Anaheim 60 24 27 9 57 137 187 eran in the outfi eld and and grow together.” ESPN — Utah at Oklahoma City Edmonton 59 24 29 6 54 165 198 NHL HOCKEY Los Angeles 59 23 30 6 52 143 182 likes what he’s seen from “I’m happy to be here 6:30 p.m. NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime his younger teammates. AP to help facilitate that NHL — Minnesota at Detroit loss. Top three teams in each division and two wild The 32-year-old Mc- Philadelphia Phillies’ Andrew McCutchen here. We will be able to SOCCER cards per conference advance to playoff s. 1:40 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Cutchen is set to start does drills at the Phillies spring training help each other out and NBCSN — Premier League: West Ham vs. Fulham Chicago 5, Detroit 4, OT in left. He returns to the baseball facility Tuesday in Clearwater, Fla. I can share my knowl- Colorado 7, Winnipeg 1 BASKETBALL Calgary 4, N.Y. Islanders 2 National League after edge and my experi- NCAA AP Top 25 Boston 3, Vegas 2, SO fi nishing up last sea- surplus of outfi elders, Working to win the job ence,” he said. Thursday’s Games son with the New York with Odubel Herrera, or even if they don’t Phillies manager Wednesday Washington at Toronto, 7 p.m. 1. Duke (23-3) lost to No. 8 North Carolina 88-72. Next: Ottawa at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Yankees — he spent his Roman Quinn, Nick they know they could Gabe Kapler has raved at Syracuse, Saturday. Carolina at Florida, 7 p.m. fi rst nine seasons in Williams and Aaron be the next man up. The about McCutchen’s ver- 2. Gonzaga (25-2) did not play. Next: vs. Pepperdine, San Jose at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh, joined San Altherr looking for time competition is good for satility and his ability Thursday. Minnesota at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. 3. Virginia (23-2) did not play. Next: at No. 18 Louis- Buff alo at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Francisco last year and in the lineup. the outfi eld as a whole,” to hit anywhere in the ville, Saturday. Philadelphia at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. then was traded to the “There are no set he said. lineup, suggesting he’ll 4. Kentucky (22-4) did not play. Next: vs. Auburn, Los Angeles at Nashville, 8 p.m. Saturday. St. Louis at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Bronx. spots,” McCutchen said. While speculation use him at the top of the 5. Tennessee (24-2) did not play. Next: at No. 13 LSU, N.Y. Islanders at Edmonton, 9 p.m. The fi ve-time All-Star “We’ve got a lot of guys swirls that the Phillies order when the situation Saturday. Arizona at Vancouver, 10 p.m. hit a combined .255 with out who are competing are in the mix for free presents itself. 6. Nevada (24-2) lost to San Diego State 65-57. Next: Friday’s Games vs. Fresno State, Saturday. Columbus at Ottawa, 7 p.m. 20 home runs and 65 for positions and that’s agent outfi elder Bryce McCutchen will likely 7. Michigan (23-3) did not play. Next: at Minnesota, Minnesota at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. RBIs last season. a good thing to have in Harper, McCutchen said start out around the Thursday. Colorado at Chicago, 7:30 p.m. McCutchen said he is camp.” he sees a lot of upside middle of the lineup 8. North Carolina (21-5) beat No. 1 Duke 88-72. Next: Anaheim at Calgary, 9 p.m. vs. No. 16 Florida State, Saturday. Winnipeg at Vegas, 10 p.m. coming into camp know- “’’Everybody is out in the current group of when spring games 9. Houston (25-1) did not play. Next: vs. South Florida, Saturday’s Games ing that Phillies have a there working hard. outfi elders in camp. He start Friday. Saturday. New Jersey at N.Y. Rangers, 1 p.m. 10. Michigan State (22-5) beat Rutgers 71-60. Next: at Washington at Buff alo, 1 p.m. No. 7 Michigan, Sunday. Boston at St. Louis, 4 p.m. 11. Marquette (22-4) beat Butler 79-69. Next: at Prov- Carolina at Dallas, 5 p.m. idence, Saturday. Los Angeles at Florida, 5 p.m. 12. Kansas (20-6) did not play. Next: at No. 14 Texas San Jose at Columbus, 5 p.m. Tech, Saturday. Colorado at Nashville, 5:30 p.m. 13. LSU (21-5) lost to Florida 82-77, OT. Next: vs. No. 5 Montreal at Toronto, 7 p.m. Tennessee, Saturday. Pittsburgh vs. Philadelphia at Philadelphia, Pa., 8 p.m. 14. Texas Tech (21-5) did not play. Next: vs. No. 12 Kan- N.Y. Islanders at Vancouver, 10 p.m. sas, Saturday. Anaheim at Edmonton, 10 p.m. 15. Purdue (19-7) did not play. Next: at Nebraska, Saturday. TRANSACTIONS 16. Florida State (21-5) did not play. Next: at No. 8 North Carolina, Saturday. Wednesday, Feb. 20 17. Villanova (20-7) lost to Georgetown 85-73. Next: at BASKETBALL Xavier, Sunday. National Basketball Association 18. Louisville (18-9) lost to Syracuse 69-49. Next: vs. ATLANTA HAWKS — Signed G Jaylen Adams to a No. 3 Virginia, Saturday. multiyear contract and G Jordan Sibert to a 10-day 19. Iowa State (19-7) did not play. Next: at TCU, Sat- contract. urday. MIAMI HEAT — Signed F Emanuel Terry to a 10-day 20. Virginia Tech (20-6) did not play. Next: at Notre contract. Dame, Saturday. OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER — Signed F Markieff 21. Iowa (20-6) did not play. Next: vs. Indiana, Friday. Morris. 22. Wisconsin (18-8) did not play. Next: at Northwest- SACRAMENTO KINGS — Assigned F Caleb Swanigan ern, Saturday. to Stockton (NBAGL). 23. Kansas State (20-6) did not play. Next: vs. Oklaho- TORONTO RAPTORS — Signed Guard Jodie Meeks to ma State, Saturday. a 10-day contract. 24. Maryland (20-7) did not play. Next: vs. Ohio State, FOOTBALL Saturday. National Football League 25. Buff alo (23-3) did not play. Next: vs. Kent State, CAROLINA PANTHERS — Running backs coach Jim Friday. Skipper announced his retirement. Named Jake Peetz running backs coach. NBA CLEVELAND BROWNS — Signed WR Jaelen Strong. GOLF All Times EST PGA OF AMERICA — Named Steve Stricker 2020 U.S. EASTERN CONFERENCE Ryder Cup team captain. Atlantic Division HOCKEY W L Pct GB National Hockey League Toronto 43 16 .729 — NHL — Suspended Philadelphia D Radko Gudas two Boston 37 21 .638 5½ games for high-sticking. Fined Philadelphia D Philadelphia 37 21 .638 5½ Robert Hagg $3,091.40 for interference. Brooklyn 30 29 .508 13 ARIZONA COYOTES — Assigned F Michael Bunting to New York 11 47 .190 31½ Tucson (AHL). Signed D Jordan Oesterle to a two-year Southeast Division contract extension through the 2020-21 season. W L Pct GB DALLAS STARS — Signed D Joel Hanley to a two-year, Charlotte 27 30 .474 — two-way contract extension. Miami 26 30 .464 ½ NEW YORK RANGERS — Recalled G Chris Nell from Orlando 27 32 .458 1 Greenville (ECHL) to Hartford (AHL). Washington 24 34 .414 3½ PHILADELPHIA FLYERS — Placed G Mike McKenna Atlanta 19 39 .328 8½ on waivers. Central Division PITTSBURGH PENGUINS — Assigned D Jeff Taylor from W L Pct GB Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (AHL) to Wheeling (ECHL). Milwaukee 43 14 .754 — SAN JOSE SHARKS — Claimed F Michael Haley off Indiana 38 20 .655 5½ waivers from Florida.

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS laborers, and any other with the Railroad N 82 de- THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO LOST: BLACK Billfold A&L REMODELING & New ESTATE OF JANET PAR- parties with claims against grees 50` W 122.14 feet; COLLECT A DEBT, AND w/baby pictures in it, construction. Kitchen & SONS JORDAN, DE- the contractor related to the thence N 74 degrees 39` W ANY INFORMATION OB- Driver's License, Health In- bathroom specialists, former CEASED Notice is hereby recently completed project 330.63 feet; thence N 80 TAINED WILL BE USED surance Card, Lost in Al- Lowe's general contractor, given that on 14TH day of should contact Mayor Em- degrees 11` W 208.50 feet; FOR THAT PURPOSE. good Walmart between Fri- lic & ins. Call Mike 931-239- FEBRUARY 2019, Letters mett Sherrill at Crab Orch- thence N 87 degrees 12` W day morning to Saturday 4799 or Lee 931-854-7440 TESTAMENTARY in re- ard City Hall, 338 Hebberts- 203.76 feet to a stake, and Padgett Law Group, Substi- morning. Desperately look- spect of the Estate of burg Rd., Crab Orchard, TN the point of beginning, con- tute Trustee ing!! If found, please call JANET PARSONS 37723 or 931-484-2815 be- taining 4.02 acres more or 6267 Old Water Oak Road, 931-526-1158! If no answer, JORDAN, deceased who fore Monday, March 4, 2019 less according to a survey Suite 203 please leave message! Can died JANUARY 6TH, 2019 at which time the project will by Jackson Surveying Co. Tallahassee, FL 32312 give reward! If found, please were issued to the under- be closed out subject to any dated October 13, 1981, en- (850) 422-2520 (telephone) bring to Herald-Citizen or REPLACEMENT WINDOWS & signed by the Probate Court documented claims. titled "Pharris Survey". To- (850) 422-2567 (facsimile) Call! DOORS. Call today for free in- of Putnam County, Ten- 2/21 gether With that certain attorney@padgettlawgroup. home Est. Serving Ckvl for over nessee. Schedule of Events for 2006 Manufactured Home, com 15 yrs. 931-Windows All persons, resident and Board Week I.D. No. CAP029046TNAB. PLG# 18-014655-1   non-resident, having claims, February 25-28, 2019 2/21, 2/28, 3/7 matured or unmatured, Street Address: The street TOM'S CARPET   against the estate are re- The Planning Committee of address of the property is CLEANING quired to file same with the   #1 Cleaning Specialist OLD TIMERS TREE SERVICE Cookeville Regional Medic- believed to be 277 The 4 generations of tree care. Clerk of the above-named al Center will meet on Lane Road, Cookeville, TN Call (931)349-2288 Court on or before the earli- Specialize in dangerous tree Monday, February 25, 2019 38506, but such address is Some secrets need removal.Grind stumps. er of the dates prescribed in at 4:30pm in the CRMC not part of the legal descrip- to be shared. (1) or (2) otherwise their Lic/Ins. T. Bowman 537- board room. tion of the property. In the   2466;260-5655 claims will be forever event of any discrepancy, SEXUAL barred: The Finance Committee of the legal description herein FLINTSTONES MASONRY (1)(A) Four (4) months from Cookeville Regional Medic- shall control. Specializing in: Basements, ARBOR MEDICS Tree the date of the first publica- ASSAULTit's not Foundations, Stone, Fireplace, Specialist: Owner: Scott al Center will meet on Tile, Lic'd & Ins'd, Excellent tion of this notice if the cred- Monday, February 25, 2019 Map/Parcel Number: 043 your fault! Winningham. ISA Certified itor received an actual copy rates, Free Est. Call Arborist. #SO-5152-AT following the Planning Com- 005.03 Alex Argueta, (931)252-3864 of this notice to creditors at mittee meeting in the CRMC For confidential help 537-6829 / 261-1967 least sixty (60) days before board room. Current owner(s) of Record: or information, call the date that is four (4) Adam Kidd COOKEVILLE CONCRETE EVERGREEN TREE Ser- months from the date of the The Board of Trustees of Driveways, slabs, all types vice Stump grinding, top, first publication; or Cookeville Regional Medic- This sale is subject to all of stamped concrete, all trim, prune, remove trees. (B) Sixty (60) days from the al Center will meet matters shown on any ap- types of metal bldgs. 20% Jeff Burchett & Shawn date the creditor received Thursday, February 28, plicable recorded Plat or disc to all Sr Citizens. Roberson. Fully Ins'd an actual copy of the notice 2019 at 6:00pm in the Plan; any unpaid taxes and Winter time special. 40 yrs (931)319-1199, 261-8870 to creditors if the creditor re- CRMC board room/putnam assessments; any restrict- (931)526-5197 • 1-800-707- exp. Lic/Ins. (931) 284-8663 ceived the copy of the no- room. ive covenants, easements 5197 tice less than sixty (60) days or setback lines that may be   prior to the date that is four Confidentiality Notice: This applicable; rights of redemp-   RHETT BUTLER's (4) months from the date of e-mail message, including tion, equity, statutory or oth-  LAWN CARE first publication as de- any attachments, is for the e rwise, not otherwise  BOB'S Construction: Spe- Mowing, Landscaping, scribed in (1)(A): or sole use of the intended re- waived in the Deed of Trust, cializing in concrete, FOR YOUR Mulching, (2) Twelve (12) months from cipient(s) and may contain including rights of redemp- brick/block, additions, re- CONVENIENCE Yard Maintenance the decedent's date of confidential and privileged tion of any government models, hardwood/tile, roof- death. information. Any unauthor- ing, building packages, and Call local cell 544-3303 agency, state or federal; The Herald Citizen has in- ized review, use, disclosure and any and all prior deeds all your construction needs. This 14TH DAY OF FEBRU- or distribution is prohibited. stalled an after hours drop Lic'd/Ins'd. Quality Work • MOWING, LANDSCAPING, of trust, liens, dues, assess- box for ARY 2019 If you are not the intended ments, encumbrances, de- Affordable Prices 931-319- Pressure Washing, hauling, recipient, please contact the • Circulation Dept. payments 6107. cleaning, odd jobs. Free fects, adverse claims and • Classified Dept. payments Signed CHARLES ED- sender by reply e-mail and other matters that may take Est. Call 265-5775 WARD JORDAN III EX- destroy all copies of the ori- • Letters to the Editor priority over the Deed of • Community News Bulletin HANDYMAN ECUTOR ginal message. Trust upon which this fore- All Types of Home Repairs. WOULD LIKE to do 2/21, 22, 24 • I Like to Know Questions closure sale is conducted or • News & Sports Info and Can do it all. No job too yard work Attorney for the Estate are not extinguished by this small. References avail. Call Call (931)650-1005 DANIEL H. RADER III SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S Photos NOTICE OF SALE Foreclosure Sale. Today (931)267-7894 46 N. JEFFERSON AVE YOUR LOCAL NEWS DODSON LAWN CARE! PO BOX 3347 THE PROPERTY IS SOLD SOURCE FLATT CONSTRUCTION For • Commercial - Residential COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 Sale at public auction will be WITHOUT ANY REPRES- on April 09, 2019, at or Herald-Citizen all your building needs. Any • Mowing ENTATIONS OR WAR- 1300 Neal Street home repair, painting, garages, • Landscaping Jennifer Wilkerson, about 10:00 AM, local time, RANTIES, EXPRESSED decks, porches, siding, roofing, Circuit and Probate Clerk at the main entrance to the Cookeville, TN 38501 additions.(931)265-5687 • Sod OR IMPLIED, RELATING • Seed & Aerate 421 East Spring Street Putnam County Courthouse, TO TITLE, MARKETABIL- PLEASE READ YOUR AD Cookeville, TN 38501 300 East Spring Street, The Herald-Citizen makes • Mulch ITY OF TITLE, POSSES- • Fertilize 931-528-1508 Cookeville, TN 38501, pur- SION, QUIET ENJOY- every effort to assure that   suant to the Deed of Trust your ad is accurate. Advert- 20 years experience. 2/21,28 MENT OR THE LIKE AND Use Commercial Equipment executed by Adam Kidd aka FITNESS FOR A GENER- isers should read their ad- HANDYMAN (931) 260-8646 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Adam Cory Kidd and wife, vertisement the first day it Electrical, plumbing, car- Call ESTATE OF MELISSA ANN AL OR PARTICULAR USE Melanie Lynn Kidd, to An- OR PURPOSE. The title is appears and report any er- pentry, masonry. 30 years VILLA, DECEASED Notice thony R. Steele, as Trustee rors immediately. The Her- exp. No project too big or BUSHHOGGING is hereby given that on believed to be good, but the FREE ESTIMATES for Vanderbilt Mortgage and undersigned will sell and ald-Citizen is responsible for small. 931-854-0291 14TH day of FEBRUARY Finance, Inc. dated Decem- only the first incorrect inser- (931) 510-8505 2019, Letters ADMINISTRA- convey only as Substitute ber 9, 2015, and recorded in Trustee. tion and no allowance will TION in respect of the Es- Record Book 909, Page be made for more than one   BUSHHOGGING, GARDEN tate of MELISSA ANN 194, in the Register's Office Title to the manufactured insertion. Tilling, Front End Loader, VILLA, deceased who died for Putnam County, Ten- S & M Heating & Cooling Dirt & Gravel Work, Lawn- AUGUST 31ST, 2018 were home may be transferred by nessee (“Deed of Trust”), Bill of Sale or Certificate of •Res/Comm •All Brands mowing. Reasonable Rate. issued to the undersigned conducted by Padgett Law   •Over 70 Yrs Combined Exp'd 931-261-7871. by the Probate Court of Put- Title, as the case may re- Group, having been appoin- MY NAME is Watson Exp. •Mechanical Services nam County, Tennessee. quire. ted Substitute Trustee, all of Groce, PO Box 4134, Ckvl, •Chillers •Refrigeration •Geo LUIS SEGOVIA All persons, resident and record in the Putnam TN 38502. I am a member Thermal •Nate Certified. 931-265-0298 non-resident, having claims, The right is reserved to ad- Doyle Sells (931)265- County Register's Office. of the Church of Christ. I Call MOW & RAKE YARDS matured or unmatured, journ the sale to another 4057, Steve Martin 931- Default in the performance lost my mobile home. If MULCHING, TREE TRIM- against the estate are re- time certain or to another 397-7115. of the covenants, terms, and anyone can help me I MING, Etc,. FREE EST. quired to file same with the day, time, and place certain, conditions of said Deed of would appreciate it. May Clerk of the above-named without further publication Trust has been made; and upon announcement on the God Bless you. Court on or before the earli- the entire indebtedness has   er of the dates prescribed in day, time, and place of sale been declared due and pay- set forth above or any sub- (1) or (2) otherwise their able.   Munoz Remolding/Paint- claims will be forever sequent adjourned day, ing: Bathroom remodeling, barred: time, and place of sale. FOUND: EYE Glasses in Hardwood, Wall repair, Cookeville office opened in 1987 Party entitled to enforce the Int/Ext Deck staining, Gut- (1)(A) Four (4) months from debt: Vanderbilt Mortgage Towne Plaza Shopping Ctr. by Arnold E. Lefkovitz If you purchase a property ters cleaned. Much More! the date of the first publica- and Finance, Inc. Can be picked up at Herald ALL TYPES OF tion of this notice if the cred- at the foreclosure sale, the Citizen. (931)239-5812 entire purchase price is due BANKRUPTCIES itor received an actual copy The hereinafter described LOST 4 yr old female Tor- of this notice to creditors at and payable at the conclu- Chapter 7 • Chapter 11 • Chapter 12 • Chapter 13 real property located in Put- sion of the auction in the toiseshell cat. Lost in least sixty (60) days before nam County will be sold to   More than 35 years of experience filing form of a certified check Knights Chapel area. Has a tens of thousands of bankruptcies. the date that is four (4) the highest call bidder sub- crooked stripe down nose. made payable to or en- • STOP Garnishments • STOP Foreclosures months from the date of the ject to all unpaid taxes, pri- Call to w/any information first publication; or dorsed to Padgett Law • STOP Repossessions • STOP Debt Harassment or liens and encumbrances Group. No personal checks $100 REWARD! 526-6468 (B) Sixty (60) days from the of record: or 979-8852 date the creditor received will be accepted. To this an actual copy of the notice end, you must bring suffi- Legal Description: Lying and cient funds to outbid the ADOPTIONS to creditors if the creditor re- being in the SIXTH CIVIL ceived the copy of the no- lender and any other bid- DIVORCE DISTRICT of Putnam ders. Insufficient funds will ALL STAR PEST tice less than sixty (60) days County, Tennessee and be- CONTROL CHILD CUSTODY prior to the date that is four not be accepted. Amounts ing more particularly de- received in excess of the OF TENNESSEE WILLS & PROBATE (4) months from the date of scribed as follows: Begin- Complete Termite Service 312-A East Broad St., Cookeville first publication as de- winning bid will be refunded ning at a stake in the south to the successful purchaser Lic'd/Ins'd. Bonded. Serving Cookeville & the Entire Upper Cumberland Area scribed in (1)(A): or right-of-way of the Spring All work guaranteed (2) Twelve (12) months from at the time the foreclosure 528-5297 Creek Road and the north deed is delivered. Free Estimates. www.lefkovitz.com the decedent's date of right-of-way of L & N Rail- MARTY KELLY, 931-526-8550 We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for relief. death. Charter # 4252 © 2014 Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz road; thence with the road N This property is being sold 73 degrees 21` E 913.70 with the express reserva- This 14TH DAY OF FEBRU- feet to a fence, Brown`s ARY 2019 tion that the sale is subject corner; thence S 03 de- to confirmation by the lender grees 46` W 411.15 feet to or trustee. This sale may be Signed CODY SLOAT AD- a dead white Walnut, being NOTICE TO BIDDERS MINISTRATOR rescinded by the Substitute 8 feet southeast of spring Trustee at any time. and in the north right-of-way The Putnam County Board of Education will accept sealed bids on the Attorney for the Estate of L & N Railroad; thence T following System-wide bids for the 2019-2020 school year: D. SCOTT HURLEY w PO BOX 682

205 MOHICAN STREET System-wide Bids Bids will be accepted until: KNOXVILLE, TN 37901- Bledsoe County Correctional Complex

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orts to be recognized as the best Air Filters 10:00 AM Friday March 8, 2019 correctional agency in the nation. Jennifer Wilkerson, www.tn.gov/hr Transportation: Circuit and Probate Clerk Don’t wait; apply online or onsite Monday through Friday.

421 East Spring Street Petroleum Products 11:00 AM Friday March 8, 2019 Cookeville, TN 38501 • Starting Salary: $2,277/month Bus Tires • $600 Correctional O cer Sign-On Bonus 931-528-1508 • 12 Hour Shifts 2/21,28 • 3 Day Weekend Every Other Week, O
Friday, Saturday & Sunday The Board will award bids as prescribed by law, which states “lowest and

PUBLIC NOTICE OF • 12 Hours of Overtime per Month Built into the 12 Hour Schedule best”. A Supreme Court ruling states that the discerning of best lies solely • High School Diploma or GED Required CONTRACT COMPLETION • Starting Salary of $2,391/month with Proof of an Associate or Bachelor Degree on those requesting the bid and not the bidder. The right is also reserved to refuse any and all bids. • Eligible Veterans, Service Members, can use Post-9/11 or Montgomery GI City of Crab Orchard, Bill benefi ts for participation in the 12 month Correctional O cer Training Owner Program Clark Remodeling and Contact Human Resources at (423)881-6180 All envelopes must be sealed and marked as indicated above in the bid item list. Construction, Contractor Employees and eligible dependents are o
ered Health, Dental, Life, City of Crab Orchard hereby Pharmacy and Vision Insurance. Paid Time O
including Military Leave, fi Specifi cations can be picked up at the Director of Schools Offi ce, 1400 East gives notice to the public of 401K, Retirement Plan and Tuition Assistance are a few of the bene ts a
orded to state employees. Spring Street, Cookeville, TN 38506. the apparent completion of CDBG Project Edison # 11196 with Clark Remodel- Are you interested in an accounting, administrative, counseling, maintenance, The Bid must conform to the laws of the State of Tennessee. The exclusive www.tn.gov/hr ing and Construction of warehouse or teaching position? Be sure to check out to jurisdiction and venue to resolve any disputes is in the Chancery Court view current vacancies. New lists are posted weekly. Application window is Byrdstown, TN for the home of Putnam County, Tennessee. All contracts arising from this bid must located at 51 Lawton Brown Wednesday-Tuesday of each week. Rd. as a part of the 2016 incorporate these requirements or bid will not be accepted. Crab Orchard Housing Re- www.tn.gov/correction habilitation CDBG Project. No faxed or electronic bids will be accepted. All persons, suppliers, The Department of Correction is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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Must have ref- LOOKING FOR a house in locally owned & debt free DRIVER NEEDED: CDL description. Garden Hand erences from a Vet. Call Sparta or outskirts of Sparta looking for talented, eager driver needed. Must be tools $5/up. 854-7988. 931-935-1410 to rent. (931)607-4459 people willing to learn. We class A, with good, safe are an equal opportunity driving history & able to FREE FIREWOOD employer that considers all pass drug & background You Cut - You Haul  qualified applicants without checks. 615-374-3385. Call 931-248-9261    regard to race, color, reli- FREE WOOD SKIDS Looking for a house or gion, disability status, pro- Available at the rear of the trailer in Sparta or sur- tected veteran status or any     Herald-Citizen rounding area. 931-607-4459 other characteristic protec- NO HIGH school diploma 1300 Neal Street, ted by law. Cookeville, TN. 38501 EQUAL HOUSING Opportunity Fax resume to: 931-738- needed. How often do you PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real 2019 or e-mail to see that? Putnam County FRIGIDARE STOVE, white estate advertised in this news- ambermcmahon@tristatedbtn. Adult High School can show flat top, self cleaning, 30". paper is subject to the Federal Northgate Business Park: com you a way to complete the Fair Housing Act of 1968 and Several spaces avail. (2) Perfect condition. $175. the Tennessee Human Rights credits you missed when Call (931)544-2069 3000SF suites, (6) offices. Brunton Masonry is hiring Act which makes it illegal to ad- Lance Rossie 261-7903 you were in school before. vertise "any preference, limita- mason laborers for a job in Flexible schedule -- days or Having a hard time seeing Sparta, pay up to $15/hr. tion or discrimination based on evenings. Individualized the print in your favorite race, color, religion, sex, famili- Call Fred 315-440-3483 study. Possible credit for Newspaper, Magazine or al status or national origin, han- work or armed services Bible or ever had trouble dicap/disability or an intention to Brunton Masonry is hiring reading the telephone dir- make any such preference, lim- masons $25/hr & mason training. Relaxed atmo- sphere. Free. If you are ectory or a map? itation or discrimination." This laborers $15/hr. for a job in Now Available newspaper will not knowingly Sparta. Fred 315-440-3483 between 18 and 118 and accept any advertising for real want information about re- Deluxe Framed MAGNIFYING SHEET estate which is in violation of FULL TIME gistering, call 528-8685. the law. Our readers are in- This could be your year to ONLY $3.25 plus tax formed that all dwellings advert- PUBLIC WORKS GET ONE TODAY!! CITY OF ALGOOD, TN graduate. If you can dream ised in this newspaper are it, you can do it. Start Seeing, Start Reading available on an equal opportun- Herald-Citizen ity basis. Equal Housing Oppor- The City of Algood is seek- 1300 Neal Street tunity, M/F. ing applicants for the posi-     Cookeville, TN 38501 Herald-Citizen & tion of full time Public Works 931-526-9715 Department employee. IT'S ILLEGAL for compan- WHY NOT SUBSCRIBE Regional Buyers ies doing business by phone TODAY? Guide This is a full time position to promise you a loan and 1300 Neal St., Cookeville, TN working on various projects ask you to pay for it before METAL WALL Cabinets. 931-526-9715 (FAX) 526-1209 for Meter Reader, Public they deliver. For free inform- 1950's kitchen. EZ Hang. Works, Sanitation, and Wa- ation about avoiding ad- Great for garage/workshop. ter/Sewer. Pay will be based vance fee loan scams, write $75. Call (931)646-0908   on qualifications and experi- to the Federal Trade Com- after 2PM. ence. STAR MOTOR INN mission, Washington, D.C., SHWINN BICYCLE, 26", 21 Weekly starting @ $200 + 20580 or call the National speed, moutain bike, 931- Applications are available at tax. Free internet, frig, guest Fraud Information Center, 1- 252-2679. $70 laundry, movie rentals. Pet the Algood City Hall, 215 W 800-876-7060. This mes- Main St. Algood TN, T-fal, Clipso pressure Friendly, Construction sage is a public service of Crews welcome. 526-9511 Monday – Friday between the Herald-Citizen & Re- steamer like new, several 8:00 am - 4:00 pm or online gional Buyers Guide. parts, w/steaming pots at www.algood-tn.com. $55. Sears antique adding Applications will be taken machine. Hand operated. until 4pm on March 7, 2019. FEDERAL LAW allows you From 50's w/all accessories. to correct your credit report $40. Lennox stoneware City of Algood is an Equal for free. For more informa- Crockpot w/top $18, Insu- Opportunity Employer and a tion about credit repair lated combination mini ice Drug Free Workplace. scams, write to the Federal bucket & cocktail shaker $7. Trade Commission, Wash- 931-525-1020 Making Memories ington, D.C., 20580 or call Preschool is looking for a the National Fraud Informa- TOASTER OVEN $30; PT afternoon teacher. Must tion Center, 1-800-876- George Foreman $20. An- be 18 yrs old & have a H.S. 7060. This message is a gels, electrical & musical, Broad Way Apartments diploma or GED. Apply in public service of the Herald- (1)$20, others $10 ea; An- person 5144 Nashville Citizen& Regional Buyers tique what-not shelf $20. Hwy, Baxter, TN 38544 Guide. 931-607-4459 Mid Mountain Automotive Supply, 656 N Spring Health Street, Sparta,Tn 38583 Care Center Now Leasing Phone 931-738-2886. Sev- BETHESDA eral openings for general laborers. Must be able to lift CNA CLASSES STARTING SOON. IF ANYONE IS 50 lbs. INTERESTED COME BY AND FILL OUT AN APPLICATION. Middle Tennessee Paving Now hiring several CNA’s for 6am-2pm, 2pm-10pm and Co. is seeking a Grading & 10pm-6am, 1 PT Dietary Aide 6am-1:30pm, 1 FT Dietary Paving Foreman. This posi- tion will oversee the crews Aide 6am-1:30pm, several FT RN/LPN 7am-3pm, 3pm- on commercial, federal & 11pm and 11pm-7am. local government projects. Salary & Benefit Package- $100K (DOE) to include We off er top pay & benefi ts including 401k Retirement, vehicle & family insurance. Employee Stock Ownership, Health, Dental, Life, Vacation Company is also seeking Equipment Operators w/ex- Package, Scholarship program for nurse advancement. perience & Truck Drivers with Class A license. (931) 525-6655 - Phone Email resume to: BETHESDA (931) 525-3581 - Fax pavingrecruitment@ Health Care Center 444 One-Eleven Place yahoo.com We are an equal opportunity employer Cookeville, TN 38506 B6 HERALD-CITIZEN SPORTS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2019 herald-citizen.com North Carolina beats Duke, Zion hurt DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — snapped. Skylar Mays scored Luke Maye took full ad- 18 points for the Tigers. vantage of a freak injury to Tremont Waters, Kavell freshman sensation Zion Bigby-Williams and Marlon Williamson, fi nishing with 30 Taylor each scored 10 points points and 15 rebounds to lead for LSU. No. 8 North Carolina past No. 1 Duke 88-72 on Wednesday GEORGETOWN 85 night. NO. 17 VILLANOVA 73 The ACC’s second-leading WASHINGTON (AP) — Jes- scorer sprained his right knee sie Govan had 21 points and during the Blue Devils’ open- 11 rebounds, Mac McClung ing possession. Williamson scored 21 points and George- grabbed his right knee in pain town snapped a nine-game after slipping awkwardly and losing streak to Villanova. falling when his left shoe fell Georgetown (16-10, 6-7 Big apart as he planted hard while East) beat a ranked opponent dribbling near the free throw for the fi rst time since 2017, line. The blue rubber sole and second-year coach Patrick ripped loose from the white Ewing earned his fi rst win shoe from the heel to the toes against a Top-25 foe in eight along the outside edge, with tries. Williamson’s foot coming all James Akinjo had 10 points the way through the large gap. and nine assists as the Hoyas Coach Mike Krzyzewski ended a two-game slide and classifi ed the injury as mild, AP beat Villanova at home for the but said he doesn’t know how Duke’s Zion Williamson (1) falls to the floor with an injury during a game Wednesday in fi rst time since 2015. much time Williamson will Durham, N.C. Villanova (20-7, 11-3) lost miss. consecutive conference games Cameron Johnson added 26 Jalen McDaniels added for Rutgers. The Scarlet loss at Georgetown on Wednes- for the fi rst time in 104 games. points and Garrison Brooks 10 points for SDSU (17-9, 9-4 Knights (12-14, 5-11) have lost day, the Golden Eagles moved Phil Booth had 26 points, and had 14 to help the Tar Heels Mountain West), which won fi ve of their past six games. into the Big East lead a half- Eric Paschall added 16. Colin (21-5, 11-2 Atlantic Coast Con- for the seventh time in eight Michigan State missed Nick game ahead of the Wildcats. Gillespie scored 13 points. ference) earn their most lop- games and snapped a 10-game Ward and Joshua Langford Howard, the Big East’s lead- sided win at Cameron Indoor winning streak by the Wolf on off ense against defen- ing scorer, made 9 of 20 shots, SYRACUSE 69 Stadium in 30 years. Pack (24-2, 11-2), prompting sive-minded Rutgers. Ward including 6 of 13 from beyond NO. 18 LOUISVILLE 49 By winning their ninth in fans to rush the court. It was had hand surgery Sunday and the arc. SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) — 10 games and beating a top- the highest ranked team that Langford had season-end- Elijah Hughes scored 18 points ranked team for the fi rst time SDSU had ever beaten. ing foot surgery earlier this FLORIDA 82 and Oshae Brissett had 16 to since 2013, they pulled into a Caleb Martin had 20 points month, taking more than 30 NO. 13 LSU 77, OT lead four players in double fi rst-place tie with the Blue for Nevada, which was held points of scoring out of Tom BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — fi gures as Syracuse topped Devils (23-3, 11-2). to its lowest point total this Izzo’s lineup. Kevaughn Allen highlighted Louisville. RJ Barrett matched a sea- season. a 21-point performance with Syracuse (18-8, 9-4 ACC) son best with 33 points and NO. 11 MARQUETTE 79 a pair of 3-pointers late in found their mark from behind fellow freshman Cameron NO. 10 MICHIGAN STATE 71 BUTLER 69 overtime, and Florida beat a the arc against Louisville, Reddish added a season-high RUTGERS 60 MILWAUKEE (AP) — ranked team for the fi rst time hitting 11 3-pointers and hold- 27 for Duke — but the rest of EAST LANSING, Mich. Markus Howard scored 28 this season. ing the Cardinals in check the team combined to score (AP) — Cassius Winston points and Theo John added Jalen Hudson and Noah throughout. Buddy Boeheim just 12. scored 28 points and Xavier 15 points and 11 rebounds as Locke each scored 15 for had 14 points and Tyus Battle Tillman had a career-high 19 Marquette pulled away in the Florida (15-11, 7-6 SEC), which 11 for Syracuse. SAN DIEGO STATE 65 points and 10 rebounds to lead second half for the win. has won three straight on the Louisville entered the game NO. 6 NEVADA 57 Michigan State. Marquette (22-4, 11-2 Big heels of competitive losses shooting 36.3 percent from SAN DIEGO (AP) — Jeremy The Spartans (22-5, 13-3 Big East) erased an eight-point to Kentucky, Tennessee and 3-point range and fi nished 14 Hemsley and Devin Watson Ten) moved a half-game ahead defi cit early in the second half Auburn. of 54 (25.9 percent), a season scored 15 points apiece for San of No. 7 Michigan and No. 15 with a 25-7 run. Naz Reid had 16 points and low, and 6 of 28 from 3. Diego State, which shut down Purdue in the Big Ten stand- Sean McDermott had 27 15 rebounds for LSU (21-5, 11- Jordan Nwora had 11 points Jordan Caroline and beat ings. points and Kamar Baldwin 12 2), which lost for only the sec- on 3-of-13 shooting to lead cold-shooting Nevada for the Geo Baker scored 17 points for Butler (15-12, 6-8). ond time in 16 games and saw Louisville, Dwayne Sutton third straight time. and Ron Harper had 11 points With No. 17 Villanova’s 85-73 its four-game winning streak was 1 of 10 for fi ve points. A new country, big excitement in Mexico over Tiger Woods MEXICO CITY (AP) victory. Take him all of us.” to DeChambeau, that — Two small open- somewhere new, such It certainly will be an might be unforgetta- ings on both sides of a as Bellerive for the PGA experience for Abraham ble, too. Mexico City tree-covered path were Championship or Innis- Ancer, who will play is at roughly 7,800 feet packed with fans young brook for the Valspar with Woods and Bryson altitude, though that de- and old, some with caps Championship, and DeChambeau the open- pends on the defi nition they wanted signed, it can feel like a rock ing two rounds. of altitude, for DeCham- others holding phones concert. The Mexican player beau mentioned 9,000 to capture the moment. This World Golf with the best world feet. They were screaming Championship brings ranking gets into the So is 7,800 feet incor- one word that translates another element. This is 72-man fi eld. Ancer, rect? in any language at the his fi rst competition in who grew up just south “Maybe,” DeCham- Mexico Championship. Mexico. of the Texas border in beau said with a grin. “Tiger!” “I’m sure the energy Reynosa, played last “It’s more than just Tiger Woods eventual- will be up, people will year at No. 260 in the altitude. You could have AP ly walked by on his way be excited,” Woods said world. Now he is at No. an air pressure system Tiger Woods hits during a practice prior the to the range at Cha- Wednesday. “I think 61, knowing he has an that is like sea level WGC-Mexico Championship at the Chapultepec pultepec Golf Club, and yesterday was a closed outside shot at cracking coming through here Golf ClubWednesday in Mexico City. the volume got louder. day, but there was a lot the top 50 in the world and eff ectively change He is used to recep- of people out there, a lot to earn a spot in the it. That’s what I mean week for everyone. “Isn’t that going to fl y tions like this wherever of members and a lot Masters. by that.” Ian Poulter was over the green?” John- he goes, particularly of kids that somehow He said he idolized He also mentioned preparing to hit driver son said. since he made a full didn’t go to school. I’m Woods and playing with the slower decay of spin on the 316-yard opening Poulter looked up and return to golf last year sure it will be like that him “will be something rate with no air resis- hole Wednesday when replied, “I don’t carry and ended the season the rest of the week, and unforgettable.” tance, but suffi ce to say Dustin Johnson inter- the ball 370 yards in the with his 80th career it will be a lot of fun for If he stands too close the ball goes father this rupted him. air.”

AP Syracuse head coach Jim Boeheim, left, talks to an off icial about a call during a game against Louisville Wednesday night in Syracuse, N.Y. Syracuse coach Boeheim kills pedestrian with car SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) drove by and struck the — Police say Syracuse pedestrian while trying men’s basketball coach to avoid the vehicle. Jim Boeheim struck Boeheim is cooper- and killed a 51-year-old ating with the investi- man walking outside his gation. Police say there vehicle on a highway. was no sign that Boe- Syracuse police say heim was impaired. No the man had been in a tickets have been issued car with some others be- to Boeheim at this time. fore midnight Wednes- Syracuse defeated day after their vehicle Louisville 69-49 Wednes- crashed. day night during a home Police say Boeheim game.