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Herald-CitizenWEDNESDAY,Herald-Citizen AUGUST 7, 2019 | COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE 117TH YEAR | NO. 164 75 CENTS Traffi c signal being installed on Neal Street BY BEN WHEELER “We’ve received some and has to warrant a HERALD-CITIZEN of the parts, but haven’t light,” Brown said. “In- received others,” Brown creased traffi c volume A new traffi c light said. “We’re not sure was the one of those rea- will soon be installed what the hold up is, but sons for putting it in.” on Neal Street at the we’re working to fi gure An eye doctor offi ce, Salem Church Road and it out.” day care and the So- Perimeter Park Drive Brown said employ- cial Security offi ce are intersection. ees in the area had among businesses on Public Works direc- complained about the Perimeter Park Drive. tor Greg Brown said diffi culty of pulling onto Brown expects the that his department Neal Street and the dan- light to be installed as has already poured the gers of traffi c in the area soon as the remaining foundation for the traffi c which led to the decision parts arrive. BEN WHEELER | HERALD-CITIZEN light and are awaiting to install the light. “When we get the A new traff ic light is being installed at Salem Church Road, Perimeter Park delivery of some of the “First, an area has to last of the material, we Drive and Neal Street to alleviate dangerous and heavy traff ic patterns. parts. meet the requirements should be good to go.” One killed in I-40 crash BY PAIGE STANAGE HERALD-CITIZEN

One person is dead after a semi truck crashed on I-40 in Smith County Tuesday night. Zhong Li, 25, of Rowland Heights, California, is named as the deceased in the Tennessee Highway Patrol report. He was the passenger in the crash. The driver of the tractor trailer, Franklin Zhang, 63, of Baldwin Park, California, was traveling westbound on I-40 when he failed to stay on the roadway, according to the report. “Vehicle one was traveling west bound on I-40 when the driver failed to maintain the lane and left the right side of the roadway,” the report states. “The vehicle struck the guardrail and came to a final rest on its top.” PAIGE STANAGE | HERALD-CITIZEN Zhang is cited for failing to maintain due care, the report states. Dairy Cattle Show at the Fair Members of the Smith Kennedy Seider pets one of the cows before the Putnam County Dairy Cattle Show at the Putnam County Fair County Rescue Squad and Tuesday. The Putnam County Fair continues today with motorcycle races at 6 p.m. in the main arena, barrel the Central District Fire racing and horsemanship at 6:30 p.m. in the east arena, herding dogs demonstration at 7 p.m. behind the main stage and a greased pig catching contest at 7:30 p.m. in the big barn. SEE CRASH, PAGE A2 Planners approve neighborhood near White County BY JIM HERRIN subdivision on Eller Ridge went into a recession. structed. tion,” he said. “I think we’ve HERALD-CITIZEN Road. “They went through and “They will be posting a got some of that worked out “The subdivision lost some got preliminary plat approv- surety to cover the remain- with this plat. Long term, The Putnam County lots due to soils,” said Plan- al, but the economy started to ing cost of paving the road,” some of these side streets Regional Planning Com- ning Director Kevin Rush. “It tank, and they just held off ,” Rush said “All other utili- may be tied into this new re- mission approved the fi nal is now a 47-lot subdivision. he said. “A new investor has ties and the road bed are in developed Goolsby Lane and plat Tuesday for the long-de- TDEC has approved the lots bought it and wants to fi nish place.” eliminate one of the entranc- layed development of a new for septic.” it and starting selling lots.” He said offi cials also hope es off Eller Ridge.” neighborhood southwest of Rush told the planning Rush said that preliminary to deal with problems at the Also Tuesday, the planners Cookeville, near the White commission earlier this year approval expired, but the new intersection of Eller Ridge approved a one-lot subdivi- County line. that the subdivision was developer is now moving for- Road, Goolsby Lane and Am- sion on Blaylock Mountain Pembrooke Pines was orig- started in 2008, but was put ward with the project, which ber Meadows Road. inally designed as a 48-lot on hold when the economy already has some roads con- “That’s malfunction junc- SEE PLANNERS, PAGE A2 herald-citizen.com INDEX 2 sections | 12 pages OBITUARIES Page A5 DEAR ABBY A6 COMICS A7 OPINION A4 Bruce Myers Sr., Livingston Tammi Roberts, Cookeville Sue Lamb, Cookeville CALENDAR A3 CROSSWORD A7 SPORTS B1 Bobby Miller, Baxter Marie Pearson, Cookeville David Kernell, Livingston CLASSIFIED B2 LIVING A6 SUDOKU A7 Joyce McBride, Cookeville A2 HERALD-CITIZEN FROM PAGE 1 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2019 herald-citizen.com 0LOTTERY0 CRASH: Tuesday Putnam County tourism expands Cash 3 Evening Passenger 6-3-6, Lucky Sum: 15 BY BEN WHEELER food, music, and adventure are without the Hog Rally, without Cash 3 Midday 0-3-2, Lucky Sum: 5 HERALD-CITIZEN just a few things folks fi nd when the eclipse, and we still had six killed on I-40 Cash 3 Morning they come to Tennessee, and percent growth.” 7-7-9, Lucky Sum: 23 Putnam County tourism ex- thankfully, folks are visiting Putnam County had 7 percent FROM PAGE A1 Cash 4 Evening penditures grew by 6.2 percent this remarkable place more than growth in tourism in 2017. Led- 7-4-1-6, Lucky Sum: 18 in 2018. ever.” better said he has seen contin- freed Li, who was Cash 4 Midday Tennessee Governor Bill Lee Nashville has become one of ued growth in tourism numbers trapped inside the 0-6-0-6, Lucky Sum: 12 and the Department of Tourist the premier tourism destina- since 2015. wreckage, according Cash 4 Morning Development Commissioner tions, but Putnam County has As well as visitor spending, to the SCRS. 6-7-8-2, Lucky Sum: 23 Mark Ezell announced Ten- seen a major draw contributing payroll for those in tourism jobs “Rescue and Cen- nessee’s tourism numbers hit a $140.15 million in visitor spend- also saw a 6 percent increase tral District Fire Cash4Life 20-26-29-34-60 record high $22 billion. ing to that annual total and topping out at $26.39 million, ac- personnel continued Cash Ball: 4 “From our thriving cities to bringing in new events, such as cording to data from the Cookev- to work for almost two Mega Millions our beautiful rural landscapes the recent Pan-American Kayak ille-Putnam County Visitors’ hours before fi nally 11-17-31-43-55 and everything in between, Bass Championship. Bureau. recovering the occu- Mega Ball: 16 Tennessee has solidifi ed its place “It shows that the marketing Local and state tax receipts pant from the semi,” Megaplier: 2 as a leader in tourism across is being successful,” said Zach both grew by 4.6 percent, hitting the SCRS states. “The Est. jackpot: $55 million the country,” Lee said in a press Ledbetter, vice president of $2.82 million and $8.46 million location and posi- release. “Our booming tourism visitor development, Cookev- respectively. tioning of the semi, sector is outpacing the nation ille-Putnam County Visitors’ Putnam County moved to 16th weather conditions 0READER SERVICES0 in every category. World-class Bureau. “In 2018, that’s a year in visitor spending in the state. and the mud made Address: this a diffi cult job, but 1300 Neal St. teamwork allowed us Cookeville, TN 38501 to get the job done.” Troopers with the Mailing Address: Tennessee Highway Patrol were still re- P.O. Box 2729 moving debris at the Cookeville TN 38502 crash site and recon- structing the crash Phone: 931-526-9715 Wednesday morning. Fax: 931-526-1209 Trooper Christo- pher Delong investi- News gated the crash. [email protected] Sports ONE INJURED IN [email protected] MOTORCYCLE CRASH Advertising In a separate inci- [email protected] dent, a motorcycle Living rider was injured [email protected] in a crash on I-40 Circulation westbound near mile [email protected] marker 284 Tuesday Business News night. [email protected] According to the re- Church News port from the Tennes- [email protected] see Highway Patrol, School News David Secrist, 57, of [email protected] Littleton, Colorado Classified Ads was riding a motorcy- [email protected] JIM HERRIN | HERALD-CITIZEN cle in the right lane Engineer Patrick Rinks, right, makes a point during a Regional Planning Commission meeting and Elyssa Davis, 21, Letter Guidelines Tuesday. Clockwise from left are Ted McWilliams, Jim Martin, Planning Director Kevin Rush and of Baxter was driving All letters to the editor must be J. Richard Wright. a vehicle in the left signed and include the writer’s lane. name, address and phone “Vehicle two (Davis) number. Letters are subject to PLANNERS: New neighborhood approved near White County travelled over into the editing and/or rejection. A strict right lane, striking 400-word limit will be enforced. “This new end of the county way and have an agreement for vehicle one (Secrist) Send letters to the mailing FROM PAGE A1 road means that to subdivide, its maintenance. He said a note in the rear-end,” the address listed above, or email an ingress-egress easement will be added to the plat noting report states. to [email protected]. Road. along the existing driveway is that the house may be subject to Secrist was injured, “Mr. Blaylock wants to put the required,” he said. fl ooding. according to the re- Order a Photo house at 872 Blaylock Mountain The planning commission “The only thing we’re doing port. Every photograph taken by a Road on its own 1.06-acre parcel also approved a separate one-lot (with the note) is making the Davis is charged Herald-Citizen photographer (separate from) the parent subdivision on Shipley Road. next buyer aware,” said plan- with driving under the and published in the paper tract,” Rush said. “There are two houses on the ning commission member Mike infl uence and reckless is available for purchase. Go He said the recent removal of parcel, and this will put one of Atwood. endangerment. to www.herald-citizen.com a portion of Blaylock Mountain the houses on its own lot,” Rush The next meeting of the Re- Trooper Matil- and click on “Photo Gallery.” Road from the county road list said, adding that both houses gional Planning Commission is da Mahaney investi- Also, many photos included in will aff ect the request. share part of a common drive- at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 3. gated the crash. online stories are available for purchase. Subscriptions To subscribe, call 931-526-9715. Visa, MasterCard, Discover Tech’s computer science department sees growth and AmEx accepted. TTU — When the fall semes- Rates: ter starts, there will be some 3 mo 6 mo 1yr new faces in Tennessee Tech’s Carrier or computer science department. 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The Herald-Citizen is published after- program in computer science a shortage in cybersecurity are looking forward to the new “Our students are known by noons Tuesday through Friday and as well as concentrations in employees, shortage in soft- semester. employers as ready to work,” Sunday morning except New Year’s cybersecurity, data science and ware developers; it is how our “I’m looking forward to mo- he continued. “We have a local Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving high performance computing,” society has evolved. Everyone tivating highly intelligent stu- employer that said it takes typi- Day and Christmas Day by Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., at 1300 Neal St., Gannod said. walks around with a powerful dents,” Maanak Gupta, another cally 4-6 months for graduates P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. 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The As- byshev said. “There’s a good the department in July 2016. from nearly day one,” Gannod dents coming in, it’s about us sociated Press is entitled exclusively to use for publication news printed in balance between research and “At that time, there were said. “The president often talks shaping them, helping them to the Herald-Citizen. teaching.” a little more than 360, 370 about our students being shov- develop and get ready for the The growth of Tech’s pro- students,” he said. “This year, I el ready and career ready. I work force.”

Jack McNeely WEATHER Editor & Publisher Tonight Thursday Night Friday Night Readings Lindsay McReynolds Partly cloudy, with a low around 66. A 50% chance of showers and thun- A 20% chance of showers and thun- Tuesday’s high in Cookeville was 87, low 63, with 0.52” Managing Editor derstorms, mainly after 1 a.m. Mostly derstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low rain. Tuesday’s high in Monterey was 84, low 62, with Thursday cloudy, with a low around 69. around 66. 0.61” rain. Roger Wells A 20% chance of showers and thun- Almanac Advertising Director derstorms after 3 p.m. Mostly sunny, Friday Saturday Wednesday is the 219th day of the year, with 146 with a high near 88. A 50% chance of showers and A 20% chance of showers and remaining. The sun sets at 7:41 p.m. and will rise at 5:54 Keith McCormick thunderstorms. Cloudy, with a high thunderstorms. Mostly sunny, with a a.m. Thursday. The moon is First Quarter with 50% of the Circulation Manager near 85. high near 87. visible disc illuminated. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN A3 herald-citizen.com 0CALENDAR0 The Community Calendar is a daily list of events hosted ston Community Center, Market. Rules apply. SUNDAY, AUG. 11 Features Cumberland by nonprofit groups in Putnam, White, Overton & Jackson 312 West Broad Street. Sign up for free at Mon- Smith Chapel Cemetery: Country Band. counties. To be included, call 526-9715 & ask for the news- No smoking, no alcohol terey Depot. Call Julie Please remove all fl ow- American Legion Post room secretary or email [email protected]. Be inside. Bohannon 839-2111. ers from the grounds for 135: Monthly meeting, sure to include your name & number as well as a time, date Exercise Classes: Tai Chi Dance: 7-10 p.m., Living- clean-up in preparation Mamma Rose’s Restau- & location of the event. Deadline for Tuesday-Friday’s paper & chair aerobics 10-11 ston American Legion, for decoration day, Sat- rant, 200 S. Lowe Ave. is noon the day before. 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UCEMC 2019 Election Notice Upper Cumberland Electric Membership Corporation’s Directorate Election will be held Friday, August 23, 2019 and Saturday, August 24, 2019 Polls will be open between 7 a.m. & 3 p.m. at UCEMC’s four district offi ces

District Polling Location 1 Consisting of Smith, Dekalb, Wilson and Macon Counties 138 Gordonsville Hwy., South Carthage 2 Consisting of Putnam and White Counties 1794 West Broad St., Cookeville BEN WHEELER | HERALD-CITIZEN 3 Consisting of Overton, Clay, Fentress and Pickett Counties 320 Celina Hwy., Livingston Sleepy time 4 Consisting of Jackson County 1085 N. Grundy Quarles Hwy., Gainesboro District Candidate Number of Directors to be elected or re-elected Barnyard animals at the Putnam County Fair’s petting zoo took a midday C. D. (Digger) Poindexter 1 One director will be elected / re-elected from District One - Vote for one snooze while some tried to beat the heat with a swim in the water dish. Robin Underwood

3 James W. West One director will be re-elected from District Three - Vote for one Gas leak reported near Tech 4 Jim Brown One director will be re-elected from District Four - Vote for one Voting Rules and Bylaw Reference BY BEN WHEELER ported due to the break, in approximately one HERALD-CITIZEN but one worker was hour, and the situation 1. One vote regardless of number of individual memberships. Section 3.05 of the Bylaws. observed for precaution- was clear in roughly 20 2. Husband and wife are joint members - only one may vote and if they disagree they cannot split their vote. A gas leak was report- ary measures. minutes. Section 1.04 (b) of the Bylaws. ed at Tennessee Tech’s Lines were repaired 3. Unincorporated business owners may not vote if he/she has individual memberships they are voting. new fi tness center con- Sections 3.05 and 4.08 of the Bylaws. 4. Corporations - Have one vote, only, regardless of number of memberships, and persons voting corporate struction site Tuesday memberships should have proper identifi cation or credentials showing his/her right to vote the morning. membership. Section 3.05 of the Bylaws. The leak occurred 5. Unincorporated associations (such as churches) may have one vote, however, only upon presentation of when a contractor per- the person desiring to vote the membership of proper evidence of his/her right to vote which should be in forming road work and writing for clarity. Th e fact that a pastor, board member, or church member shows up and says they can removing soil along 7th vote the membership is not suffi cient absent other proof. Section 3.05 of the Bylaws. Street struck a minor 6. No member may vote who has been suspended or terminated as provided in Sections 2.01, 2.02 and 2.07 of the Bylaws. gas line running into a Now Welcoming Veterans Choice Program 7. If a member is served by the cooperative at two or more premises in two or more districts he/she shall main gas line, accord- be entitled to vote only his/her residential membership at any one of the cooperatives election precincts. ing to Cookeville Gas Get your sports physicals done and Section 4.08 of the Bylaws. Department offi cials. 8. It is the duty and legal obligation of the election supervisors to make decisions in accordance with Section No injuries were re- have your summertime injuries 4.12 of the Bylaws. checked here! 9. Voting rights are set out in Sections 3.05 and 4.08 of the Bylaws. (Reference Section 4.11) 10. Proxy voting by Power of Attorney or otherwise by members who are natural persons is not permitted. Section 3.05 of the Bylaws. Features: Tired of long waits for • • SaniSani RinseRinse Model# KUDS30IXSS NOTE: Ref. 6 above. Suspension of membership is defi ned by the Bylaws as failure to pay any amounts • • ProPro ScrubScrub your urgent care needs? due the cooperative within the time limit prescribed for payment or other non-compliance with membership obligations. For the purposes of this election, the memberships of members having unpaid THETHE WAIT NO MORE! bills due on or before August 13, 2019, will be in suspension on election day. Come to Highlands Healthcare! Offi ces will not be open for bill payments on Saturday, August 24, 2019. ApplianceAppliance MartMart Members having questions about the Directorate Election should ask their local Located at Premier Medical Park in Cookeville UCEMC offi ce before Election Day or election supervisors on Election Day. 749 S. Jefferson Copies of Bylaws are available at all UCEMC offi ces. 528-6467 528-6467 (931) 528-3300 Employer/Vet/Disability FULL LINE OF KITCHENAID APPLIANCES 315 N. Washington Ave., Suite 175 #### “WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL” A4 HERALD-CITIZEN Opinion WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2019 herald-citizen.com Herald-Citizen Established 1903 Jack McNeely Editor and Publisher Lindsay McReynolds Managing Editor Kate Cook City Editor Don Foy News Editor Y ou ’ll love ou r low, low pric es

et your checkbooks out—it’s bargain time. The average price of a Manhattan apartment has dropped from $1.2 million to $1.1 million. And at those prices, we’re talking about real Gluxury: a 500-square-foot studio on the fi fth fl oor, with a view of the service entrance of the 30-story building next door, which blocks out all the sunlight except between 11:50 a.m. and noon. It’s in a so-so neighborhood that Uber drivers charge you extra to go to, and has a laundry room in the basement. It has an eat-in kitchen, if you eat standing up, and a bedroom LETTERS TO THE EDITOR JIM with room for a queen-sized bed and MULLEN absolutely nothing else. The good news is, you’re making tons of of moneymone working for one of the world-famous Thoughts on election fraud letter companies headquartered in New York. Like Uber or Lyft. I don’t know what kind of money you have Barbara Reynolds should con- and go through the State Elec- She might want to call to see to make to live in one of these expensive hives, but sider attending a meeting of the tion Commission in Nashville. if she can get on the agenda so that’s OK—once you make it on Broadway or Wall Putnam County Election Com- Your views will be heard in as to voice her concerns into the Street, you’ll be able to trade up to a $2.2 million mission to personally advance the utmost of courtesy/attention. minutes. The telephone number one-bedroom in Chelsea with a view of an air shaft! her allegations of voter fraud/ The Putnam County Election is 526-2566. It’s not just Manhattan. Bloomberg just reported insecurity. Commission meets the third Remember: All politics is that someone living alone in Brooklyn would need She should start locally and Wednesday of each month at 8:30 local. to make at least $115,000 a year to keep their rent at extrapolate her views to the a.m. at the Election Commission “only” 40 percent of their paycheck. national level. The road to that Offi ce at 705 County Services Steve Moore You wonder how anyone who’s just starting out national level should start here Road in Cookeville. Cookeville can aff ord to live there. Well, some people have been living there a long time, and property values have gone up over the years. A married couple I know had a row house on the Upper East Side of Manhattan that they’ve been living in for some 50 years. They were well-off , but they rented out Mental health, guns, and mass shootings the top two fl oors to help pay the bills. The entire building burned to the ground a couple of years ago; Statistically most people with tary should have these weap- The person can get their weap- thankfully, everyone escaped unhurt, but it was an mental health issues are not ons. ons after a short period of time absolute tragedy. A lifetime of memories gone in a causing gun violence. I affi rm Red fl ag laws that some when showing that they are no couple of hours. Then, some months later, a develop- the right to self-protection and states have should looked at longer a threat. There are a lot er paid them $6 million for the empty lot. With that hunting. But the time has come also. It gives a family or police of needless deaths going on that and the insurance money, they now live in a “luxu- for sensible gun legislation like the ability to ask a state judge we can stop. ry” apartment. It has a doorman and a view of the universal background checks to temporarily take away the East River, and the last time we spoke, they seemed and ban of automatic weapons. weapons of someone who is a Richard Gillespie, LMFT to be coping quite well. Only the police and the mili- danger to themselves or others. Cookeville Still, that’s not really a useful example of how to score an aff ordable Manhattan apartment. I looked up my old Manhattan ZIP code on Zillow to see how much it would cost me to live in the old neighborhood. The fi rst building that came up was listed at $30 million. And here’s the description of a one-bedroom apartment in my old building: “426 sq To those who helped when I needed it ft. $1,043,706.” Recently my daughter had and I was surprised as it was them. They tell me it’s worse in San Francisco and parts to cal the ambulance for me. 12:15 a.m.! All were very much Last, but not least, to my of L.A. It came very quickly and has appreciated. daughter and son-in-law, Mark How are young people who want to go live in a three of Cookeville’s fi nest! Once in the hospital, I had a and Kaun Miller, who always big city with lots of career opportunities going to Carly, Kevin and Sam, who got nurse in the ER, Liz, who took look after us. be able to do it? It was hard when I was young, but me stabilized and calmed down, excellent care of me. doable. All we had to do was split the rent with nine were great! Cookeville Fire De- Cookeville has all these to be Donna Elliott other people, work three jobs apiece and live in a partment EMTs also responded proud of, and a big thank you to Cookeville neighborhood that our parents would beg us to be “careful” in. Now, even well-off people can’t aff ord it. So who is buying and renting all these expensive properties? There are stories of entire 20- and 30-story apart- ment buildings in New York that no one lives in. Oh, A view of the GOP from the center left the owners, usually from another country, come I want to emphasize that I kicked out of our nation, and/or Republicans complain about for a week or two each year, but it is their second respect Republicans, and that fi red from their jobs. the left’s agenda, wanting to or third (or fourth) home. It’s a great place to park I do not necessarily think all Republicans call the left lower taxes on the lower and their money. If you’re a rich person in an unstable Republicans think like this, “radical” and “extremist”, yet middle classes, socialize educa- country (or even a stable one), buying a $10 million but perhaps, the most obsessive they base most of their laws tion and healthcare, and charge apartment in the U.S. makes a lot of sense. What’s Trump followers as of 2019: on religion, such as the ban on more taxes on the rich. They the worst that can happen? The market crashes and Republicans bash on the abortion. This is arguably far literally hate this agenda. It’s suddenly it’s only worth $9.5 million? Poor dear. left because they say the left more extremist, as it is main- not that they don’t need or want But in their own country, a rule change or infl ation wants to ‘abolish’ the second ly motivated by Christianity the help, is that they’re so full of could make them lose everything overnight. amendment, (when in reality all alone, and it is decided by a hate and negativity, that they’d That’s the funny thing about money. The rich they want is stricter gun laws). large group of white men in rather stay broke before they worry about losing it, while the rest of us worry Therefore calling the left “radi- power, rather than by a group of see anybody else doing better about getting it. cal” and unconstitutional. women. than them, especially if it’s an Republicans (today) literally Republicans claim they aren’t immigrant! JIM MULLEN is a syndicated columnist. His email ad- bash on the left for their re- racist, hateful, nor intolerant, I could go on for days, but I’m dress is [email protected]. action on the so-called ‘hate- yet they don’t want Mexicans sure nobody would have the speech’ from neo-Nazis, the or the Latino community to time to read it. By the way, I am KKK, Trump-supporters, and grow in America (this is one a Centrist. I do think that the other fascist groups, claiming of the main reasons they want far left is also becoming a bit ex- that hate-speech isn’t “real” the wall), they dislike Muslims, tremist. I think we need a good MODERATELY CONFUSED and that is protected by the they disagree with gay mar- Democrat in the White House, 1st Amendment. Nevertheless, riage, they want transgenders but defi nitely not what Donald when Democrats and activ- out of the military, they hate Trump is creating in America. ists kneel during the national feminists, black activists, and A country divided, full of hate, anthem or show any self-criti- basically any group of peo- prejudice, and racists. cism to America, they lose their ple that stands up to them or minds and claim that those disagrees with their ultra-right Bronnie Meadows democrats/activists should be agenda. Livingston YOUR LEGISLATORS SEN. MARSHA BLACKBURN (R-TN) son, Overton, Bledsoe, Putnam tn.gov, www.capitol.tn.gov/ 357 Dirksen Senate Off ice and White counties), 615-741- house/members/h43.html Building, Washington, D.C. 20510, 3978, sen.paul.bailey@capitol. STATE REP. CAMERON SEXTON 202-224-3344, blackburn.senate. tn.gov, www.capitol.tn.gov/sen- (R-CROSSVILLE) gov ate/members/s15.html District 25 (Cumberland, Van SEN. LAMAR ALEXANDER (R-TN) STATE REP. RYAN WILLIAMS Buren and part of Putnam coun- 455 Dirksen Senate Off ice (R-COOKEVILLE) ties), 615-741-2343, rep.cameron. Building, Washington, D.C. 20510, District 42 (Part of Putnam [email protected], www. 202-224-4944 (Fax) 202-228- County), 615-741-1875, rep.ryan. capitol.tn.gov/house/members/ 3398, alexander.senate.gov [email protected], www. h25.html CONGRESSMAN JOHN ROSE (R-TN) capitol.tn.gov/house/members/ STATE REP. JOHN MARK WINDLE 1232 Longworth HOB Washing- h42.html (D-LIVINGSTON) ton, D.C. 20515 , 202-225-4231 STATE REP. PAUL SHERRELL District 41, (Morgan, Jackson, (Fax) 202-225-6887, johnrose. (R-SPARTA) Overton and part of Fentress house.gov District 43 (White, Grundy and counties), 615-741-1260, rep.john. STATE SEN. PAUL BAILEY (R-SPARTA) part of Warren counties), 615-741- [email protected], capitol. District 15 (Cumberland, Jack- 1963, rep.paul.sherrell@capitol. tn.gov/house/members/h41.html WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN A5 herald-citizen.com 0OBITUARIES0 Cyntoia Brown Anita Joyce McBride Tammi Lee Roberts released from MEMPHIS — Joyce phis, Tennessee; Ty DODSON BRANCH home. was married to the Breitbache, great-neph- — A celebration of life Presley Funeral love of her life, Wade ew, of Florida; and service for Tammi Lee Home is in charge of ar- Raines on Feb. 16, 1996. great-nephew, Trevan Roberts, 41, of Cookev- rangements, 528-1044. women’s prison A sweet story about Breitbache of Iowa. ille, Tennessee, will be Joyce and Wade, they Ms. Raines was held Saturday, Aug. were born on the same preceded in death 10, from noon-4 p.m. at NASHVILLE (AP) — available to the public. day in the same hospi- by her father, Albert Dodson Branch Com- Cyntoia Brown, cham- Brown was convicted tal. They decided they McBride Sr.; mother, munity Center. pioned by celebrities in 2006 of murdering would marry on that Anita McBride; twin Tammi Roberts as a symbol of unfair 43-year-old Nashville same date 49 years sister, Juanita Loyce passed away Wednes- sentencing, was released real estate agent John- later. They were friends McBride, a medical day, July 24, 2019, at her early Wednesday from ny Allen. Police said for many years before missionary to the the Tennessee Prison she shot Allen in the marrying. They were a Gaza Strip; and sister, for Women, back of the head at close very close couple. Elizabeth Parker. Judy where she range with a gun she A faithful member of Carpenter, missionary Bobby Dean Miller had been brought to rob him after First Baptist Church, to Brazil, was like a serving a he picked her up at a Cookeville, Tennes- sister to Joyce. COOKEVILLE — Home is in charge of ar- life sentence drive-in restaurant in see, Joyce taught the The family will re- Bobby Dean Miller, 66, rangements, 528-1044. for killing a Nashville to have sex 3y/o Sunday school ceive friends at Mem- of Baxter, Tennessee, man when with her. class for 13 years. She phis Funeral Home, passed away Wednes- she was a The U.S. Supreme was a leader in Opera- Aug. 6, 5-7 p.m. with day, July 31, 2019, in Brown 16-year-old Court has ruled against tion Christmas Child graveside services Cookeville, Tennessee. prostitute. life-without-parole through Samaritans Wednesday, Aug. 7, No services are Kim Kardashian sentences for juveniles. Purse for 16 years. She at 2 p.m. at Memphis planned. West, Rihanna, Snoop But the state of Ten- was also an avid bowler Memorial Gardens, Presley Funeral Dogg and Lebron James nessee argued success- with the church league 6444 Raleigh LaGrange had lobbied for Brown’s fully in lower courts at Bowling World. Road, Memphis. release. She was granted that Brown’s sentence Joyce was a member In lieu of fl owers, Marie Pearson clemency in January was not in violation of of the Woman’s Mis- please send donations by outgoing Gov. Bill federal law because she sionary Union at First to First Baptist Church, COOKEVILLE — A away Tuesday, Aug. 6, Haslam. would be eligible for Baptist Church. 18 S. Walnut Ave., memorial service for 2019, at her residence. Now 31, Brown will parole after serving at Joyce leaves her Cookeville, TN 38501 Marie Pearson, 72, of Hooper-Huddleston remain on parole for 10 least 51 years. husband, Wade Raines; to either Operation Cookeville, Tennessee, & Horner Funeral years, on the condition Haslam said that was brother, Al McBride; Christmas Child, the will be held at 5 p.m. Homes and Cremation she does not violate too harsh a condition for sister-in-law, Shelia Backpack Program or Friday, Aug. 9, at the Services is in charge any state or federal a crime Brown admit- McBride of Munford, any Missions program. Cookeville chapel of of arrangements, 526- laws, holds a job and ted to committing as a Tennessee; Deanne Memphis Funeral Hooper-Huddleston & 6111. participates in regular teen, especially given Breitbache, niece; Home is in charge of Horner Funeral Home. counseling sessions, the steps she has taken Terra Breitbache, arrangements, 901-725- The family will Haslam’s commutation to rebuild her life. She great-niece, of Mem- 8080. receive friends at the says. earned her GED and funeral home Friday, Brown released a completed university Aug. 9, from 3 p.m. statement Monday studies as an inmate. Sue Ray Lamb until service time at 5 saying she wants to help Brown met with pris- p.m. other women and girls on counselors to design COOKEVILLE — Fu- Mrs. Pearson passed suff ering sexual abuse a plan for her release, neral services for Mrs. and exploitation. which will include time Sue Ray Lamb, 79, of “I thank Governor in a transition center Cookeville, Tennessee, and First Lady Haslam and continuing course- will be held at 11 a.m. David R. Kernell for their vote of confi - work with the Lipscomb Thursday, Aug. 8, at the dence in me and with University program, Cookeville chapel of LIVINGSTON — Fu- receive friends Sunday, the Lord’s help I will the state Department Hooper-Huddleston & neral services for David Aug. 11, from 6-9 p.m. at make them as well as of Correction said in a Horner Funeral Home. R. Kernell, 60, of Living- the funeral home. the rest of my support- news release. Rev. Mike Head will ston, Tennessee, will be Mr. Kernell passed ers proud,” she wrote. Brown plans to have offi ciate. Interment will held at noon Monday, away Monday, Aug. 6, Her attorneys said a book published in follow in the Dry Valley Aug. 12, at Hall Funeral 2019, at Cookeville Re- she’s requesting priva- mid-October and a docu- Cumberland Presbyte- Home in Livingston. gional Medical Center. cy and transition time mentary about her is set rian Church Cemetery. Burial will be in Hall Funeral Home of before she makes herself to be released this year. Sue Ray’s family will Angie Lamb Tellmann; Nelson Cemetery in Livingston is in charge receive friends today, and sisters, Vaugh- Monroe, Tennessee. of arrangements, 931- Wednesday, Aug. 7, nell Myers and Jackie The family will 823-5010. from 5-8 p.m., and Jones. FedEx severs ties Thursday, Aug. 8, from She is survived by 10 a.m. until service her son and daughter- time at the funeral in-law, Jeff and Terri Stocks slide as rate home. Lamb; daughter, Becky with Amazon Mrs. Lamb died Lamb and fi ance, John Monday morning, Aug. Schrader, all of Cookev- cuts stoke fear of an NEW YORK (AP) — ports and has launched 5, 2019 at Saint Thomas ille; grandchildren, FedEx is severing ties a program that lets con- Highlands Hospital in Kali Lamb, Taylor with Amazon as the tractors start business- Sparta. Lamb, Fallon Terry economic slowdown online retailer builds es delivering packages She was born Dec. 3, and Reece Parks; sis- out its own delivery in vans stamped with 1939, in Putnam Coun- ters, Anna Faye Gage NEW YORK (AP) — has retreated from its fl eet and becomes more the Amazon logo. ty, Tennessee, to the (her twin), Francis U.S. stocks tumbled in recent high of 3.23% of a threat. Last month, FedEx late Rastis and Susie Beaty and Dottie Lay- early trading Wednes- last November as ex- The announcement warned for the fi rst Buckner Smith. She cock; and by son-in-law, day as central banks pectations of economic Wednesday that FedEx time in a government was employed at Acme Michael Tellman. around the world growth have steadily would no longer make fi ling that Amazon’s Boot Company and Family and friends cut interest rates faded. ground deliveries for fl edging delivery McCord’s. will serve as pallbear- and increased fears “The Treasury mar- Amazon comes two business could hurt its Sue Ray will be ers. that global growth is ket is trading much months after the de- revenue and “negatively remembered as a sweet Hooper-Huddleston & being crimped by the higher this morning livery company said it impact our fi nancial lady and loving granny Horner Funeral Home U.S.-China trade war. as investors continue was terminating its air condition and results of to her family. She loved is in charge of arrange- Every major U.S. to seek a safer haven, delivery contract with operations.” working in her fl ower ments, 526-6111. Share index fell in the early completely unsure as Amazon. At the same time, gardens, watching your memories and going, putting stocks to what may happen Amazon.com Inc. e-commerce has be- hummingbirds and was condolences at www. back on a course for next,” Kevin Giddis, is building up its own come a priority for especially fond of her hhhfunerals.com. losses after briefl y head of fi xed income fl eet of air and ground retailers like Walmart Blue Healer dog. breaking a six-day los- capital markets at transportation to have and Target, meaning In addition to her ing streak on Tuesday. Raymond James wrote more control of how its that FedEx can distance parents, she was Investors were back in in a report. packages are delivered itself from Amazon.com preceded in death her defensive mode head- Banks sustained and cut its reliance on without suff ering the husband of 49 years, ed for relatively safe some of the worst FedEx, UPS and the same competitive dam- Terry “Pedo” Hunter holdings. losses as bond yields U.S. Postal Service. The age it might once have. Lamb; by daughter, Bond prices spiked fell sharply. Lower Seattle-based company FedEx said that Ama- again, sending the bond yields mean has been leasing jets, zon made up just 1.3% of yield on the 10-year lower interest rates on building several pack- its total revenue in 2018, Treasury down to mortgages and other age-sorting hubs at air- or about $850 million. Bruce Edwards Myers Sr. 1.62% from 1.74% late kinds of loans, which LIVINGSTON — Cel- Bruce Myers Sr. Tuesday, a very large mean lower profi ts ebration of life services passed away Tuesday, move. Yields are at for banks. JPMorgan for Bruce Edward Aug. 6, 2019, at his res- their lowest level in Chase fell 3.2% and Myers Sr., 76, of Living- idence. nearly three years. Bank of America fell ston, Tennessee, will be Speck Funeral Home That benchmark yield 3.6%. held at 4 p.m. Sunday, is in charge of arrange- Aug. 11, at the Speck ments, 931-823-1201. Funeral Home chapel. PICNIC The family will receive friends at the MEMBERS AND GUEST INVITED funeral home Sunday, Aug. 11, from 2 p.m. Saturday August 17th, 2019 until service time at 4 p.m. 11am - 1pm Lodge Hall Woodmen Life 559 Polly Dr. Number 1 in local news Chicken & Hot Dogs

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stymied by That freezer is more than 12 years old,” the “appliance repairman age diff erence said. I anticipated his next words. “Why are you smiling?” he asked. That’s EAR ABBY: I have not what I ex- been seeing a woman WHERE pected to hear. Dwho is 21 years younger WE ARE “Because than I am. She says she I thought loves me, but I you’d tell me DEAR ABBY am hesitant be- it’s too old to cause of our age fi x,” I said and diff erence. shrugged my We have shoulders. known each “Well, it other for years. can be fi xed, She had a crush SUSAN but the repair on me when she RAY cost will be was 16, but I was more than it’s ABIGAIL married at the Memorial Donation worth.”worth ” That Tha was my guess VAN BUREN time, and she when Husband noticed the was too young. Recently, the family of the late Chancellor Vernon Neal donated a picture depicting temperature inside our up- We made love a couple of the seven county courthouses in the 13th Judicial District which has been hung in the right freezer was above 0ºF. times when she was in her Chancery Courtroom at the Putnam County Justice Center. Chancellor Neal served as We had to save the three 20s because I was divorced Chancellor of the 13th Judicial District and presided in these seven counties consisting dozen jars of freezer straw- and she was single. of Clay, Cumberland, Dekalb, Overton, Putnam, Pickett and White for 26 years (1980 berry jam I’d made so the Now it’s 10 years later. I’m to 2006). Pictured are daughter Melissa Gogonelis, her husband Paul, and grandson good folks at our favorite in my late 50s; she’s in her Christopher Gogonelis, son Jeff Neal, his wife Leana, Chancellor Neal’s wife Mona Neal, local appliance store sent 30s. We are both single, and and daughter Dr. Belinda Mandrell and her husband Tim. Grandchildren also include, a repairman. A few hours she wants to take care of me Neal and Annie Mandrell and Taylor and Ryan Neal. later they delivered the new for the rest of my life. freezer that I chose and She brings me lunch every bought in 10 minutes. once in a while, which I am 2 a.m. Sunday, the smoke amazed at because it’s a long alarm outside the bedroom drive from where she lives. Cumberland Community Band to door went off . The sound I worry about what other is usually described as a people will think, but she beep or chirp. In the mid- doesn’t care and says she dle of the night, it’s “ENT! wants to love me and care for present September concert ENT! ENT!” (Say silent and me because she knows what scream ENT.) Husband and I am about. I grew up with The Cumberland County Warner Broth- Stepping further back in I threw off the covers, and her uncles and aunts and am Community Band, under the ers movie “The time to the silent movies our feet hit the fl oor. He good friends with them. direction of Maestro Glen Cowboys.” The when live background music stumbled to the alarm and She’s tired of dating people Belcher, will host a concert at band will play was the norm, the band will punched the reset button. her age because she says 7 p.m. Sept. 19, in the audito- Arthur Reed’s perform “Alkali Ike Rag.” “ENT! ENT! ENT!” We they are immature. She has rium at Stone Memorial High composition, “March of the Trolls” may didn’t smell smoke or see three kids and has never School. Donations will be “The Gallop” sound like something John fi re. ““ENT! ENT! ENT!” been married. I love her and accepted. The CCCB is a non- and just as the Williams would compose, but Husband stood on a kitchen want to take care of her, too, profi t organization and all Belcher name suggests Edvard Grieg wrote this de- chair and removed the bat- for the rest of her life. Should donations are tax deductible. this is a fast- lightful piece. Another march tery to silence the alarm. I listen to my heart? — AGE The concert is titled “Mov- paced selection. will take you back to a 1950s “ENT! ENT! ENT!” the IS A NUMBER, IN NEW ies, Musicals, and Marches.” “Selections From Grease” commercial for razor blades, alarm screamed. The MEXICO From 6:25 to 6:40 p.m., a will have the audience im- “The Gillette Look Sharp smoke detector was hard- DEAR AGE: You have pre-concert performance by mersed in the teen years of March.” wired to an electrical known this woman for many “The Enchanted Winds” will love, heartache, and dance. With the 50th anniversary source. Husband used a years. It is not as though be held near the stage. From an earlier era, the of the moon walk, the band stepladder to disconnect she’s a stranger with three In the movie category, music of Frankie Valli will will perform a tribute piece, and remove the alarm. No children who has approached you’ll recognize the music be the focus with highlights “To Challenge the Sky and more “ENT! ENT! ENT!” you. Are the fathers of the of John Williams in the 1972 from “Jersey Boys.” Heavens Above.” We walked through the children contributing to house to be sure there was their support? If they are no smoke or fi re and went minors, what will be your back to bed. role in their lives? These are Haddish gets kids to say darndest things The next morning, Hus- important considerations. band awoke before me. His But how other people feel BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. ing to ask a cou- write new material “and take fi rst words were “Don’t about your union should not (AP) — As a comedian, Tiff a- ple of questions my birth control.” expect coff ee. The coff ee aff ect your decision. ny Haddish sometimes says before they took She opens each show with a maker is dead.” Surely not. DEAR ABBY: I was date the darndest things. Now, off riffi ng on a monologue. Maybe he could try another raped seven years ago, and she’s getting kids to do it, too. topic. Part of the show debuting outlet. He’d tried every out- the man who assaulted me Haddish is host and execu- Executive Oct. 6 will be done in front let on the kitchen counter. gave me genital herpes. I’m tive producer of ABC’s “Kids producer Eric of a live studio audience and “Did you try one not on not someone who has ever Say the Darndest Things,” HaddishHaddish Schotz said the other segments will be taped. the kitchen counter?” I slept around. After the rape, the latest revival of Art Lin- kids, cast from “Kids Rule” has children asked. We set the coff ee- I told no one. I didn’t go to kletter’s comical interactions a nationwide pool, aren’t explaining rules to Had- maker on the same kitchen the police. I didn’t go to the with children. coached on what to say. dish, “Best Carpool Ever” chair that had been a stool doctor to get checked right When she was the same “She listens to the kids and takes place in a minivan, to reach the smoke alarm away because I was scared age as some of the kids on doesn’t try to be the joke,” “Love Talk” has relationship a few hours earlier and the doctor would report the the show, Haddish knew she he said. “She treats them all advice, and “Granny Tiff ” the coff ee maker worked. I rape to the police and my “wanted to do something with such respect and that’s shows Haddish disguised needed that cup of coff ee. family would fi nd out. I felt cool,” possibly working in the dynamic that allows the as an elderly woman being Could the blaring smoke ashamed and dirty. Two factories that made sneak- comedy to come out.” helped with technology. alarm and the dead outlets months later, I fi nally found ers or beef jerky (two of her Jack Martin, another exec- Haddish’s clothing and be related? Husband discov- the courage to see a doctor. I favorite things). utive producer, said the aim hairstyles take a decidedly ered a small manufactur- realized I had genital herpes “I’m a big kid myself,” the is to capture the kids’ humor, conservative bent compared er’s stick-on label inside the because I got a sore and went 39-year-old actress told a TV citing a 5-year-old who in to her standup shows. smoke alarm cover. ‘Re- to get tested. critics meeting on Monday. discussing climate change “I’m not about to show up place after 10 years.’ The in- I’m now friends with a guy Still, Haddish cautions that talked about their refrigera- in slinky dresses to talk to stallation date was 2005. So and feel like every time I the show isn’t for kids. tor. kids, so I don’t want them to it died of extreme old age. meet someone I have to tell “It’s for adults that happen “If it comes out funny, we’ll think I’m a lady of the night,” Sunday afternoon, Husband him I have herpes because to have children on it,” she defi nitely use it,” he said. “We she said. “You want children replaced the smoke alarm I’m not the kind of person said. “It’s like a late-night have an idea what we want to to respect you. I’m like a and made sure all the oth- who lies or keeps secrets. My talk show with kids.” talk about, half the time we teacher or businesswoman ers in the house were alive friend seems really interest- Haddish described the throw it out the window.” to them. Kids look at you and and working well. ed in me, and I know I need kids who appear as “really Haddish joked that work- decide who you are. Grown- Monday morning, an elec- to tell him. smart,” with her only need- ing with kids inspired her to ups are a whole other story.” trician quickly diagnosed I feel like my life is over, and repaired the non-work- and I’ll never be able to have ing outlets. A ground fault kids or marry because of this breaker that controlled disease. It’s like the man who Mill retrial decision to come later this month four outlets had died. “That raped me has killed my so- PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A testifi ed against uled to Aug. 27, and Judge sometimes happens,” the cial life and my desire to live. decision on whether Meek the rapper at his Leon Tucker allowed Mill to electrician said. Please help me, Abby. I have Mill will be retried in a trial and makes remain out on bail. I should have expected no idea what to do. Should I 2007 drug and gun case was it likely he would Mill and his lawyer left the two more mishaps after just stay alone or try to get delayed until later this month be acquitted if courthouse without making the freezer died. Everyone my life back? — STRESSED after his lawyer asked a judge the case were any comments. knows bad luck happens in AND ANXIOUS IN PUER- Tuesday for more time. retried. Mill, whose real name is threes. TO RICO The 32-year-old rapper has MillMill District Attor- Robert Williams, has spent Now, as I write, Husband DEAR STRESSED: For been on probation most of his ney Larry Kras- a total of about two years in and a repairman from the heaven’s sake, take your adult life over the teenage ner’s offi ce had supported prison over the case, includ- heating and cooling busi- life back! It is far from over. arrest. Mill’s appeal and said it could ing an initial term of about a ness that installed a new Go online and research the He has become an activist not call the former offi cer to year and several later stints unit last year are talking. prevalence of STDs among for criminal justice reform testify after an internal probe over travel violations and Husband said, “I heard the teens and young adults in since he was sent back to found he’d stolen money on painkiller use. unit running non-stop late the U.S. and Puerto Rico. prison in 2017 for technical duty and lied about it. “The past 11 years have last night. It was not cool- The statistics will be an violations he blamed on his “(The state) cannot call a been mentally and emotion- ing. I noticed the copper re- eye-opener for you and may erratic travel schedule as his witness whose credibility it ally challenging, but I’m ec- frigerant lines going to the reassure you that you are career soared. He spent fi ve mistrusts,” prosecutors wrote static that justice prevailed,” air handler were covered not alone in having herpes. months locked up before an in a legal brief this year. Mill said last month after his with ice.” This information should appeals court granted him The offi cer, Reginald Gra- conviction was overturned. Here we go again. Is this be shared with your sexual bail. ham, has denied the allega- “Unfortunately, millions of bad luck number 1? Or may- partners before becoming Last month, a Pennsylva- tions. people are dealing with simi- be a tag-along number 4? intimate. Medications can nia appeals court overturned Meek Mill’s lawyer, Brian lar issues in our country and lessen the chance of trans- the conviction, saying new McMonagle, asked the judge don’t have the resources to SUSAN RAY is a Cookeville mission. Your doctor or a evidence undermines the Tuesday for more time to re- fi ght back like I did. We need writer. Read her blog online clinic worker can advise you. credibility of the offi cer who solve the case. It was resched- to continue supporting them.” at http://susanrray.com. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2019 FUN & GAMES HERALD-CITIZEN A7 herald-citizen.com 0COMICS0 0CROSSWORD PUZZLE0 Dilbert

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FROM STAFF REPORTS way for the Bees in the season,” said Upper- Bowman was one shot back at easy sweep. The Lady Bees with a 35 to take man coach Joey Jones. “We 58. Travis Atkins wrapped up posted a team score of 88 to Upperman High School medalist honors. need to continue to work on the scoring for the Wildcats take the crown. None of the picked up a double sweep Braiden Reich our game and improve as the with a 62. other teams sported a com- Tuesday afternoon when the contributed a season progresses. “I was really proud of plete girls’ roster. Bees and the Lady Bees took 39, while Drew “A lot of season remains them,” Monterey coach Pokey Julianne Johnson set the top honors in a golf match at Ramsey shot 43. with tough competition and I Looper said about his team. pace for the UHS girls, fi ring Southern Hills Golf Course. Jones Cason Mayberry hope we can stay focused on “Each of them have shown a 39 to take medalist honors. UHS rolled to the boys and Riley Batilla the ultimate goal (district, improvement, but Isaac Hailey Jennings backed up title with a team total of 161. contributed 44s. Jared Green- region and state titles).” lowered his score from a 53 her Upperman teammate York shot a 192 and Monte- wood posted a 45. Monterey was led in scor- yesterday and John Looney is with a 49 and Emaline Ander- rey fi nished with a 208 total. Braxton Brown led York ing by Isaac Howard with a just a freshman. He is going son contributed a 59. Jackson County did not have with a 41. 42. John Looney fi red a 51 to be a good one.” Monterey’s lone repre- enough to fi eld a full team. “I was very pleased with over nine holes, J.W. Hollo- The Upperman girls also Reece Anderson led the the way we played this early way carded a 57 and Logan followed suit by rolling to an SEE UHS, PAGE B4 0UC CONNECTIONS0 Espinosa Just 23 days to go helps Albany Tech’s fall camp advance to picks up intensity ArenaBowl with full pads By CRAIG DELK FOR THE HERALD-CITIZEN TTU — It’s always a diff erent feel when the pads come out at fall camp. Cookeville native Mason Espi- Sure, there’s been plenty of work nosa helped the Arena Football done through the fi rst four days of League’s Albany Empire advance workouts, but on Tuesday, when to ArenaBowl 32 with his perfor- the Tennessee Tech football team mance last Saturday in the playoff s. strapped in for the fi rst time this fall, The 27-year-old quarterback things just seemed to be ramped up made the most of his time under a bit. center, fi nishing 5-of-8 passing for “This is one of those tough, phys- 52 yards and a touchdown as the ical weeks,” said Golden Eagle head Empire blasted the Baltimore Bri- coach Dewayne Alexander. “We had gade 62-21. a full padded practice today, we’ll The Empire will face the Phil- have another one tomorrow, another adelphia Soul on Sunday in the one on Friday, then scrimmage on championship game. Saturday night. This right here is where you really want to see the new JOE JONES SIGNS WITH faces, the new guys, as to how they’re ATLANTIC LEAGUE’S REVOLUTION responding to contact. Former Upperman baseball “The fi rst few days were good for standout Joe Jones found a new them when they were in shorts and professional home last Tuesday, as helmets, but then it becomes the he signed with the York Revolution physical aspect of it. We got to see of the independent Atlantic League. some of that today.” The 24-year-old right-handed The best thing for Alexander was pitcher made his Revolution debut that he saw progress on both sides of Friday, starting and going 4 1/3 the ball. innings. Jones gave up two runs “The biggest thing that sticks out to and struck out one batter, ending me through the early days of camp is up with a no-decision as York won that we are much better up front on 6-4 over the New Britain Bees. both sides of the ball,” he said. “Our Jones spent some time earlier front seven are much more physical, this season with the Washington watching middle drill, inside drill. Wild Things of the independent There’s more physicality with our Frontier League. In three appear- off ensive and defensive line. There’s ances with Washington, he tallied a more of a physical presence there 1.92 earned-run average and three and it sounds like football practice is strikeouts in 4 2/3 innings. supposed to sound. TTU SPORTS INFORMATION Jones has also spent time in the “The second thing is overall team Tech freshman linebacker Xavier Washington watches the play during independent Pacifi c Association speed. We are faster at positions. a recent practice session at Tucker Stadium. The Golden Eagles are in (Martinez Clippers, 2018) and There is more of a big-play capability their first week of fall camp and are practicing in full pads. American Association (Cleburne on off ense. Defensively, there’s the Railroaders, 2017). ability to make plays because we have That growth becomes even more tion for that. guys who are a step closer to being of a positive considering the length “These guys were here for three- FORMER TECH STANDOUT DAVID HESS there when the ball is batted into the of time the newcomers have worked and-a-half, four weeks and got the RECALLED TO ORIOLES air.” with their new teammates as there opportunity to know their teammates Former Tennessee Tech star Alexander continued, “It’s good was a large contingent present for personally, then get the meeting time pitcher David Hess was recalled to to see that on both sides of the ball, workouts during the summer, allow- we’re allowed to have with them to be the Baltimore Orioles on July 29. whether it’s explosive off ensive plays ing them more time to learn from further ahead when we have our fi rst The 26-year-old righty has been or turnovers for the defense. They their fellow Golden Eagles. day of practice. We got a better idea of back and forth this season between had plays that would have been “Having these guys here in the who’s supposed to be where.” the big-league club and the Triple-A pick-sixes or fumbles. That was a big summer really helped,” Alexan- Camp continues through Aug. 23, at Norfolk Tides. In 18 appearances emphasis for us in the off season — der said. “To get our freshmen and Tucker Stadium and all sessions are (14 starts) with the Orioles, Hess is get more physical up front, get faster newcomers here and give them that open to the public. Tech will host its 1-10 with a 7.27 ERA and 63 strike- and create more big-play possibilities opportunity has been a major under- fi rst scrimmage on Saturday night at outs in 73 innings. He’s also made on both sides of the ball.” taking and I thank our administra- 6 p.m. eight appearances (2 starts) with the Tides, compiling a 1-1 mark, 4.56 ERA and 28 strikeouts in 23 2/3 innings. Acuna Jr., Freeman power EX-TTU HURLER ETHAN ROBERTS FLYING HIGH FOR PELICANS Sparta native and former Tennes- Braves over Twins 12-7 see Tech star pitcher Ethan Roberts continued to fl y high last week for MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — said through an interpret- the High-A Myrtle Beach Pelicans. The Atlanta Braves set the er. “It’s great.” Last Wednesday, the 22-year-old tone for what turned out Freeman made it 4-0 righty threw 1 2/3 scoreless innings to be a big off ensive night when he hit Berríos’ fi rst and struck out three batters during from the very fi rst pitch. off ering for a three-run the Pelicans’ 5-0 loss to the Freder- Ronald Acuña Jr. and shot in the fourth inning. ick Keys. And last Saturday, Rob- Freddie Freeman hit fi rst- The blast helped Freeman erts pitched a 1-2-3 ninth inning, pitch homers off Minnesota keep pace with Acuña for struck out the side and earned a ace Jose Berríos and the the team lead in homers save during Myrtle Beach’s 4-3 win Braves routed the Twins with 28. over the Fayetteville Woodpeckers. 12-7 Tuesday night. “We’re making the good Roberts has now made six con- The fi rst three batters in pitchers work really hard secutive scoreless appearances. Atlanta’s lineup — Acuña, lately,” Freeman said. In eight total outings with Myrtle Ozzie Albies and Freeman It was one of the worst Beach, he is 1-1 with a 3.38 ERA, — combined to go 10 for 16 starts of Berríos’ career. He two saves and 13 strikeouts in 13 with nine runs and eight allowed a career-high nine 1/3 innings. RBIs. Acuña scored four runs in the loss and slipped AP runs and Freeman drove to 10-6. Atlanta Braves’ Freddie Freeman, right, is STRONG WEEK FOR STATEN ISLAND’S in four. His bad night got worse congratulated by Atlanta Braves Ronald Acuna Jr. MARCUS EVEY Acuña sent the fi rst pitch in the sixth inning when he (13) after hitting a three-run home run against the Yet another former Golden Eagle by Berríos into deep center balked in a run. Albies hit Minnesota Twins in the third inning during a game pitcher, Marcus Evey, had a strong fi eld for his sixth leadoff an RBI triple later in the Tuesday in Minneapolis. week last week for the short-season homer of the season and inning that chased Berrios. A Staten Island Yankees. the 14th of his career. “Jose’s been pitching tynewicz (3-5) returned to ERA in 11 starts before get- Last Tuesday, the 22-year-old “To be able to see the great for us,” said Twins the majors after spending ting demoted to the minors. righty went two scoreless innings, fi rst pitch of the game and manager Rocco Baldelli. the last month with Tri- Foltynewicz was 4-0 with struck out four batters and earned to be able to hit a home run, “We ran into a good team ple-A Gwinnett. a 2.67 ERA during his six it’s obviously something ex- swinging the bats well.” An All-Star last year, starts in the minor leagues SEE UC, PAGE B4 tremely emotional,” Acuña Braves righty Mike Fol- Foltynewicz posted a 6.37 prior to Tuesday’s outing. 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FARMERS COOPERATIVE Use Commercial Equipment •High School Diploma or GED Required HEATING & COOLING Call(931) 260-8646 A meeting of the members of Putnam Farmers Contact Human Resources at (423)881-6180 S & M Heating & Cooling “Gregorio’s Lawn Cooperative will be held on August 26th, 2019 at •Res/Comm •All Brands Maintnence” Employees and eligible dependents are off ered Health, Dental, Life, •Over 70 Yrs Combined High Quality Work, Aff ord- 6:00 p.m. at Putnam Farmers Coop for the purpose Pharmacy and Vision Insurance. Paid-Time-Off (Sick, Annual, Military, Exp. •Mechanical Services able Prices! Lawnmowing, of reconvening a special meeting of the members and etc.), 401K, Retirement Plan and Tuition Assistance are a few of the •Chillers •Refrigeration •Geo mulching, shrubs, & MUCH to consider and act upon amendments to the Article benefi ts aff orded to state employees. Eligible Veterans, Service Members, Thermal •Nate Certifi ed. MORE! Free Est, Lic’d/Ins’d. can use Post-9/11 or Montgomery GI Bill benefi ts for participation in the of Incorporation and Bylaws resulting from and as 12 month Correctional Offi cer Training Program. Call Doyle Sells (931)265- Call (931)252-5497, 310- a part of a Plan of Merger between Putnam Farmers 4057, Steve Martin 931- 7379 www.tn.gov/correction 397-7115. Cooperative and Overton Farmers Cooperative. No other business shall be transacted at this meeting. The Department of Correction is an Equal Opportunity Employer.r. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2019 CLASSIFIED HERALD-CITIZEN B3 herald-citizen.com PETS & SUPPLIES LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS Looking for A PET? Adopt ranty Deed from PUTNAM itors at least sixty (60) days mercial-Industrial Mixed- 38501 your new best friend! Notice of Public Sale 1st MERCANTILE BANK to before the date that is four Use) to RS-20 (Single-Fam- 372-2560 Visit us online at TRICE H. LININGER AND (4) months from the date of ily Residential). www.aarf-tn.com Notice is hereby given that WILLIAM MATTHEW STICK- the fi rst publication; or Pursusant to TCA section to see all of our rescued on August 21, 2019 at 10:00 LAND and wife, KATHRYN Cathy McClain, CMC 66-31-105, the contents of dogs, cats, puppies and a.m. the following vehicle(s) C. STICKLAND, recorded (B) Sixty (60) days from the City Clerk the following units will be kittens! Meet the dogs and will be sold to the highest on March 28, 2016, in Book date the creditor received an 8/7 sold on sight, to satisfy own- cats for adoption at our bidder to satisfy mechanic 924, Page 172, in the Regis- actual copy of the notice to ers lien. CASH ONLY SALE adoption events - call, email lien(s) currently being held ter’s Offi ce of Putnam Coun- creditors if the creditor re- REQUEST FOR PROPOS- or visit our website for our by Bohannon’s Towing & ty, Tennessee. ceived the copy of the notice ALS Unit P06 Westlee Walker event schedule. All pets Auto Repair on said vehi- less than sixty (60 days pri- Unit P31 Angela Gibson are fully vetted and already cle(s): Property address: 4870 or to the date that is four (4) The Upper Cumberland Unit P33 mariah Hancock fi xed. A.A.R.F. is a 501(c) & 4888 Rocky Point Rd, months from the date of fi rst Human Resource Agency Unit P105 Abdulaziz (3) non-profi t, no-kill animal 2011 Ford Cookeville, TN 38501. publication as described in is accepting proposals for Aldakhil rescue/foster organization VIN#3FAHP0HA9BR184939 (1)(A): or cleaning services to be per- run by volunteers. Please 1969 Chevrolet In the event the highest bid- formed at our offi ce located Contact for terms of sale be part of the solution to VIN#CS149A841955 der at the foreclosure sale (2) Twelve (12) months from at 580 S. Jeff erson Ave., Ste. [email protected] end animal overpopulation - 2008 Pontiac should fail to comply with the decedent’s date of B; Cookeville, TN 38501. spay or neuter your pets. VIN#2G2WP582281161608 the submitted bid, the Trust- death. THE FOLLOWING ORDI- A.A.R.F. (All About Rescue 1999 Mitsubishi ee shall have the option of For specifi cations, contact NANCES PASSED ON and Fixin’ Inc.) VIN#4A3AX35G8XE114538 accepting the next highest This 18TH day of JULY Sherry Thurman at (931) SECOND AND FINAL 931-260-8018 (voicemail bid with which the bidder 2019. 432-4111 between the hours READING 8-1-19: only) • www.aarf-tn.com Said sale will take place at is able to comply, or read- of 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Bohannon’s Towing & Auto vertise and sell at a second Signed ANNA RUTH COL- Monday through Friday. ORDINANCE #O19-06-04 Repair, 1651 Harristown sale. LINS, ADMINISTRATRIX – abandoning and declaring Rd., Monterey, TN and will Bids will be accepted until as surplus property a por- WANTED TO RENT be sold as is. Bohannon’s The right is reserved to ad- Attorney for the Estate: 10 a.m., Friday, August 16, tion of the Northern right- Equal Housing Towing & Auto Repair shall journ the day of the sale to WILLIAM A. CAMERON 2019 and opened publicly of-way of Whitson Avenue Opportunity reserve the right to reject another date certain with- 100 S. JEFFERSON AVE at that time. Mark proposal and a portion of the East- PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All any bid below amount of in- out further publication upon COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 “UCHRA Cleaning Service” ern right-of-way of Arthur real estate advertised in this voiced mechanic’s lien. announcement at the time and mail or deliver bid to the Drive and authorizing the newspaper is subject to the 8/7 and place herein set for the Jennifer Wilkerson, Upper Cumberland Devel- exchange of said property Federal Fair Housing Act above sale. Circuit and Probate Clerk opment District, 1225 South for a portion of parcel 35.10 of 1968 and the Tennessee NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S 421 E. Spring Street Willow Avenue, Cookeville, equal in size. Human Rights Act which SALE OF REAL ESTATE Dated at Cookeville, Ten- Cookeville, TN 38501 TN 38506. makes it illegal to advertise nessee, on this the 29th day 931-528-1508 ORDINANCE #O19-07-10 “any preference, limitation WHEREAS, on the 25th of July, 2019. 7/31, 8/7 UCHRA has the right to re- – amending the Cookeville or discrimination based on day of March, 2016, TRICE ject any and all bids. Any Municipal Code Title 5 by race, color, religion, sex, LININGER AND WILLIAM F. MATTHEW CURTIS Public Notice proposals received after the adding Chapter 7 adopting familial status or national MATTHEW STICKLAND Attorney at Law above deadline shall be con- and levying a tax on the priv- origin, handicap/disability and wife, KATHRYN C. 1080 Interstate Drive Notice is hereby given that sidered late and will not be ilege of occupancy of a Ho- or an intention to make any STICKLAND, did make, Cookeville, Tennessee there will be a quarterly opened or considered. tel and adopting the manner such preference, limita- execute and deliver a cer- 38501 board meeting of the Di- of collecting and administer- tion or discrimination.” This tain Deed of Trust to Ste- rectors of the Public Build- UCHRA is an Equal Oppor- ing the tax. newspaper will not know- phen L. Rains, as Trustee, Publish: July 31, August 7, ing Authority of the City of tunity Employer. ingly accept any advertis- to secure the payment of a and August 14, 2019 Cookeville, Tennessee on 8/7 Cathy McClain, CMC ing for real estate which is certain Promissory Note of Friday, August 9, 2019 at City Clerk in violation of the law. Our even date therewith, with Other Interested Parties: 8:00 a.m. This meeting will STORAGE AUCTION 8/7 readers are informed that all said Note being payable to Harpeth Financial Services, be held on the fi rst fl oor of SATURDAY AUG. 10, 2019 dwellings advertised in this Progressive Savings Bank. LLC the Leslie Town Centre, One @ 9AM Get The Latest News newspaper are available on Said Note is more fully de- d/b/a Advance Financial West First Street, Cookev- Xtra-Spaces Subscribe Today an equal opportunity basis. scribed in said Deed of Trust c/o John R. Cheadle, Jr., ille, TN 38501 in the Claude 121 Poplar Ave, Ckvl 931-526-9715 Equal Housing Opportunity, of record in Book 924, Page Attorney Gentry Board Room and the M/F. 177, recorded on March 28, 2404 Crestmoor Road public is invited to attend. Herald-Citizen & Regional 2016, and to which Deed Nashville, TN 37215 8/7 Buyers Guide of Trust reference is hereby 1300 Neal St., Cookeville, made; and Gary Gunter PUBLIC NOTICE TN 931-526-9715 c/o Mark E. Tribble, PUBLIC HEARING (FAX) 526-1209 WHEREAS, default has Attorney been made in the terms, 5 S. Jeff erson Ave. The City of Cookeville City conditions and payments Cookeville, TN 38506 Council will meet in the provided for in said certain 7/31, 8/7, 8/14 Council Chambers of the ROOMS FOR RENT Note heretofore mentioned, Cookeville Municipal Build- STAR MOTOR INN and the holder and owner of NOTICE TO CREDITORS ing, 45 East Broad Street, Weekly starting @ $200 + said Note has declared the ESTATE OF on Thursday, September 5, tax. Free internet, frig, guest entire unpaid principal bal- DONALD ALCEE GOOD- 2019, at 5:30 p.m.; the fol- laundry, movie rentals. ance of said Note, together EN, DECEASED lowing item will be on the Pet Friendly, Construction with all accrued and unpaid Notice is hereby given that agenda: Crews welcome. 526-9511 interest, due and payable as on 1ST day of AUGUST provided in said Note and 2019, Letters ADMINISTRA- 1. Hold a public hearing and Deed of Trust. TION in respect of the Estate consider on fi rst reading Or- of DONALD ALCEE GOOD- dinance #O19-08-11, rezon- APTS/DUPLEXES FOR RENT WHERAS, F. Matthew Cur- EN, deceased who died ing of 1715 Lee Seminary 1, 2, 3 & 4 BR Apts / tis was appointed Succes- MARCH 12TH, 2019 were Road (tax map 065, parcel HOUSES NEW $280-$800 sor Trustee of the above issued to the undersigned 125.01), 1733 Lee Seminary Cable, Water/Appl’s Furn’d described instrument as evi- by the Probate Court of Put- Road (tax map 065, parcel OVER 100 LOCATION denced by that Appointment nam County, Tennessee. 125.02), and tax map 065, Kids welcome. Some Pets of Successor Trustee and parcel 125.00 from CI (Com- in Designated Apts. recorded on June 10, 2019, All persons, resident and Open Mon - Fr in Record Book 1125, Page non-resident, having claims, Soard Properties 376; and matured or unmatured, 526-1988 against the estate are re- Storage units available THEREFORE, in accor- quired to fi le same with the dance with the terms of the Clerk of the above-named 2BR 1BA Duplex Spar- Deed of Trust and by virtue Court on or before the ear- CAREER OPPORTUNITY ta @ O’Connor Rd. W/D of the power and authority lier of the dates prescribed HU. CHA/gas heat, Small vested in the undersigned in (1) or (2) otherwise their Accountant pets w/add’l pet dep. 1 yr by the aforesaid Deed of claims will be forever barred: lease. $465/mo, $425/dep. Trust, the public is here- (931)265-7507 by notifi ed that the under- (1)(A) Four (4) months from signed Trustee, having been the date of the fi rst publi- Come and be a part of a dynamic culture and team that rewards success 2BR, 1BA $550/mo. Appl’s, requested so to do by the cation of this notice if the with competitive pay and comprehensive benefi ts. We are committed to W/D HU, NO PETS. Call said holder and owner of creditor received an actual 528-2356, 239-6938 the Note, will sell the here- copy of this notice to cred- attracting talented and motivated individuals that possess the desire to inafter described real es- itors at least sixty (60) days help and serve co-workers and customers alike. 2BR, 1BA: W/D HU. $550/ tate at public auction to the before the date that is four mo. (931) 252-8289 highest and best bidder for (4) months from the date of cash in hand (or credit upon the fi rst publication; or Twin Lakes is seeking a highly motivated and dependable Accountant for 2BR, 1BA. Stove, refrig, DW, the indebtedness secured CH/A. $380/mo. Small pets if the holder of the secured (B) Sixty (60) days from the our Corporate offi ce in Gainesboro, Tennessee. Must be able to multi-task OK!! Call 526-1988. indebtedness is the suc- date the creditor received an cessful bidder) at the front actual copy of the notice to in a professional, fast paced environment. An Accountant is primarily door of the Putnam County creditors if the creditor re- responsible for processing accounts payable, researching discrepancies, Courthouse in Cookeville, ceived the copy of the notice Tennessee, at the hour of less than sixty (60 days pri- reconciling cash receipts and bank deposits, responding to inquiries and 11:00 a.m. prevailing time or to the date that is four (4) resolving issues. on Tuesday, the 20th day of months from the date of fi rst August, 2019; said property publication as described in will be sold in bar of all right (1)(A): or Functions and Abilities of the Position: and equities of redemption, homestead, dower and all (2) Twelve (12) months from • Processes accounts payable and serves as primary contact for accounts other exemptions of ev- the decedent’s date of FOR RENT ery kind from the borrower death. payable inquiries. 1 , 2 & 3 Bedroom Apts, which are expressly waived • Resolves accounts payable issues. Processes and fi les vendor Form Houses. Many locations by the terms of said Deed of This 1ST day of AUGUST FALCON REALTY, Trust; said real estate will be 2019. 1099s with the IRS. 528-2158 sold without any warranties • Prepares, reconciles, and posts bank deposits and cash receipts to falconrealtycookeville.com as to liens, existing highway, Signed DONNIECE GOOD- roadway and utility ease- EN BRAGGS, ADMINIS- fi nancial accounting system. Processes and pays final bill credits. ments, applicable building TRATRIX • Posts/reconciles the customer billing entry to the general ledger. HOUSES FOR RENT and zoning regulations, such state of facts as an accurate Attorney for the Estate: Prepares customer invoices. 1, 2, 3, & 4 BR survey would disclose, to DONNIECE GOODEN Houses & Apts all encumbrances, Feder- BRAGGS • Compiles and prepares payroll for processing; resolves time and Starting at $325/mo or al Tax Liens, assessments, LITHONIA, GA 30038 material reporting issues; performs payroll processing, reconciliation, $81.25/wk . Pets OK. and mechanics’ and mate- Stevens Realty LLC rialmen’s liens. The Trustee Jennifer Wilkerson, payment and paystub distribution; processes and distributes employee 866-806-3815 O/A www. will pay any state, county or Circuit and Probate Clerk W-2 forms. stevensrentals.com municipal taxes due on the 421 E. Spring Street “We Now Off er property through the year Cookeville, TN 38501 • Files quarterly & annual payroll tax returns with the IRS and State Weekly Rentals” 2018 and the purchaser at 931-528-1508 Department of Revenue. Ask about no security de- this sale shall be responsi- 8/7, 8/14 posits for qualifi ed tenants. ble for taxes for 2019 and • Provides data, documents, and reports to auditors, regulators, and thereafter. The undersigned NOTICE TO CREDITORS 3BR, 1.5BA : Garage, close Trustee will execute a Deed ESTATE OF JOHNNIE consultants as requested. to Prescott/111. $850/mo, to the purchaser as Trustee DEFOY COLLINS, • Processes inventory transactions, counts, and adjustments. $850/sec. 858-5931 only. The proceeds of this DECEASED sale will be applied as set Notice is hereby given that • Possesses knowledge of telecommunication industry accounting rules 3BR, 1BA Sparta. In town, out in the Deed of Trust. on 18TH day of JULY 2019, and regulations. Such as the Uniform System of Accounts (Part 32) as Den, large yard, NO PETS. The real estate to be sold Letters ADMINISTRATION Ref’s. Call (931)260-8335 is located in Putnam Coun- in respect of the Estate of prescribed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). ty, Tennessee, and is more JOHNNIE DEFOY COLLINS, • Must possess knowledge of accounting and payroll principles and 4BR, 2BA: Big LR w/Fire- particularly described as deceased who died JUNE place, carpprt, storage follows: 8TH, 2019 were issued to practices. bldg. $1100/mo, $1200/dep, the undersigned by the Pro- 1 yr lease. Next to TTU. LEGAL DESCRIPTION bate Court of Putnam Coun- (931)284-5526, 528-5839 ty, Tennessee. Qualifi cations: PARCEL A: All persons, resident and Th e successful candidate for this position should have a bachelor’s degree in MOBILE HOMES FOR RENT Located in the Third Civil non-resident, having claims, Accounting or Finance. Th is requirement may be waived with fi ve (5) years District of Putnam County, matured or unmatured, 2BR, 2BA. Ctr’l Heat, W/D Tennessee, to wit: against the estate are re- telecom accounting experience. HU, no pets. Near I-40. quired to fi le same with the $500/mo, $400/dep. Call Map 68, Parcel 45.01 Clerk of the above-named (931)858-4702 Court on or before the ear- Applications for this position must be submitted on the Twin Lakes website PARCEL B: lier of the dates prescribed at https://twinlakes.net/careers . Questions can be directed to careers@ in (1) or (2) otherwise their Located in the Third Civil claims will be forever barred: twinlakes.net. COMM/INDUST FOR RENT District of Putnam County, Northgate Business Park: Tennessee, to wit: (1)(A) Four (4) months from Several spaces avail. (2) the date of the fi rst publi- Online applications and resumes will be accepted until August 23, 2019. 3000SF suites, (6) offi ces. Map 68, Parcel 45.18 cation of this notice if the Call 261-7903 or Go to creditor received an actual www.rossierentals.com Previous and last convey- copy of this notice to cred- ance being a Special War- Twin Lakes is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer B4 HERALD-CITIZEN SPORTS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2019 herald-citizen.com 0SCOREBOARD0 Astros give Greinke fi rst win Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. ON TELEVISION Philadelphia at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. Wednesday, August 7 Colorado at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. Yankees continue home run binge, Mets blank Marlins 5-0 GOLF American League 3 p.m. All Times EDT FS1 — U.S. Women’s Amateur: From West Point, Miss. East Division HOUSTON (AP) — Zack Grein- HORSE RACING W L Pct GB ke labored through six innings 12 p.m. New York 74 39 .655 — FS2 — Saratoga Live: From Saratoga Springs, Calif. but wound up with a win in his Tampa Bay 66 49 .574 9 JR. NBA BASKETBALL Boston 60 56 .517 15½ Astros debut as Houston hit four 5 p.m. Toronto 46 70 .397 29½ home runs Tuesday night to beat FS2 — Global Championship: Pool Play, game 4, Or- Baltimore 38 75 .336 36 lando, Fla. the Colorado Rockies 11-6. Central Division 6:30 p.m. W L Pct GB Playing in front of a sea- FS1 — Global Championship: Pool Play, game 5, Or- Minnesota 70 43 .619 — son-high crowd of 43,243, the lando, Fla. Cleveland 66 46 .589 3½ 8 p.m. Chicago 50 62 .446 19½ AL West leaders won their fi fth FS1 — Global Championship: Pool Play, game 6, Or- Kansas City 41 74 .357 30 straight. Yuli Gurriel hit two lando, Fla. Detroit 33 77 .300 35½ LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL homers, Yordan Alvarez added a West Division 8 a.m. W L Pct GB two-run drive and Carlos Correa ESPNEWS — Southeast Regional: Georgia vs South Houston 74 40 .649 — homered and drove in three Carolina, regional semifinal, Warner Robins, Ga. Oakland 65 49 .570 9 12 p.m. runs. Texas 58 54 .518 15 ESPN — Southwest Regional: Louisiana vs. Texas Los Angeles 56 59 .487 18½ Greinke (11-4), a six-time West, regional final, Waco, Texas Seattle 47 68 .409 27½ All-Star who was traded from 2 p.m. Monday’s Games ESPN — Southeast Regional: Virginia vs. winner of N.Y. Yankees 9, Baltimore 6 Arizona on Wednesday, yielded Georgia/South Carolina, regional final, Warner Boston 7, Kansas City 5 seven hits and fi ve runs with two Robins, Ga. Chicago White Sox 7, Detroit 4 MLB BASEBALL walks and two strikeouts. He left Cincinnati 7, L.A. Angels 4 12 p.m. Texas 1, Cleveland 0 with the game tied at 5, tagged MLB — Atlanta at Minnesota OR Texas at Cleveland Toronto 2, Tampa Bay 0 by Raimel Tapia’s three-run 3 p.m. Chicago Cubs 6, Oakland 5 MLB — Washington at San Francisco OR Colorado at homer in the sixth. Minnesota 5, Atlanta 3 Houston (games joined in progress) Tuesday’s Games But Houston scored two runs 6 p.m. Texas at Cleveland, ppd. in the bottom of the inning, AP ESPN — Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Chicago White Sox 5, Detroit 3, 1st game 9 p.m. N.Y. Yankees 9, Baltimore 4 highlighted by Correa’s home Houston Astros starting pitcher Zack Greinke delivers during MLB — Philadelphia at Arizona (joined in progress) Detroit 10, Chicago White Sox 6, 2nd game run, to give Greinke his fi rst win the first inning of the team’s game against the Colorado PAN AMERICAN GAMES Cincinnati 8, L.A. Angels 4 10:55 a.m. since July 5. Charlie Blackmon Rockies, Tuesday, in Houston. Kansas City 6, Boston 2 ESPNU — Day 16: From Peru Tampa Bay 7, Toronto 6, 10 innings hit a solo shot off Astros reliever 6 p.m. Oakland 11, Chicago Cubs 4 Chris Devenski in the seventh to Wheeler pitched eight effi cient Christian Vázquez had two ESPNU — Day 16: From Peru Houston 11, Colorado 6 SOCCER (MEN’S) cut it to 1. innings, Wilson Ramos and hits with an RBI double for Bos- Atlanta 12, Minnesota 7 10 p.m. San Diego 9, Seattle 4 Pete Alonso homered, and New ton, which halted its eight-game ESPNEWS — USL: Las Vegas Lights FC at Sacramento Wednesday’s Games YANKEES 9 York won for the 12th time in 13 losing skid a night earlier. Republic FC, Championship Atlanta (Fried 12-4) at Minnesota (Perez 8-4), 1:10 p.m. TENNIS Chicago White Sox (Nova 6-9) at Detroit (Alexander ORIOLES 4 games. 10 a.m. 0-2), 1:10 p.m. BALTIMORE (AP) — New Wheeler (9-6) cruised through BREWERS 4 TENNIS — Rogers Cup: Men’s and Women’s Early Texas (Jurado 6-6) at Cleveland (Plesac 6-3), 1:10 p.m., Round, Ontario York continued its home run eight innings on 99 pitches PIRATES 3 1st game Thursday, August 8 Toronto (Font 3-2) at Tampa Bay (McKay 2-1), 1:10 p.m. binge against Baltimore, hit- against the Marlins, allowing PITTSBURGH (AP) — Yasma- Colorado (Lambert 2-2) at Houston (Cole 13-5), 2:10 ting six more and getting three eight hits and striking out fi ve. ni Grandal had two doubles and GOLF p.m. 9:30 a.m. RBIs from Austin Romine in its Todd Frazier had an RBI dou- an RBI and Milwaukee, with- Oakland (Bailey 9-7) at Chicago Cubs (Quintana 9-7), GOLF — LPGA Tour Golf: The Ladies Scottish Open, 2:20 p.m. 14th consecutive win at Camden ble in the fi rst inning and Ramos out a resting Christian Yelich, first round, Scotland Texas (Lynn 14-6) at Cleveland (TBD), 4:40 p.m., 2nd Yards. added a three-run shot in the beat Pittsburgh for its second 1 p.m. game GOLF — PGA Tour Golf: The Northern Trust, first round, San Diego (Lucchesi 7-6) at Seattle (Kikuchi 4-8), One night after going deep third. Alonso smoked a solo shot straight win. Grandal drove Jersey City, N.J. 6:40 p.m. fi ve times, the Yankees went in the fi fth, his second connec- in Ryan Braun with a double 3 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Paxton 6-6) at Baltimore (Means 8-6), one better against the Orioles’ tion in two games after going to left-center, the fi rst hit off FS1 — U.S. Women’s Amateur 7:05 p.m. 5 p.m. Kansas City (Sparkman 3-7) at Boston (Rodriguez beleaguered pitching staff . Mike nine without one. Alonso has 36 Pirates starter Steven Brault, in GOLF — Korn Ferry Tour Golf: The Portland Open, first 13-5), 7:10 p.m. Tauchman and DJ LeMahieu homers for the season. the fi fth inning, before scoring round, Portland, Ore. Thursday’s Games GYMNASTICS went back-to-back in the third when Trent Grisham grounded N.Y. Yankees at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. 7 p.m. Kansas City at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. inning and Brett Gardner and ROYALS 6 into a double play as the Brewers NBCSN — U.S. Championships: Day 1, men’s events, L.A. Angels at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Cameron Maybin did the same moved out to a 2-0 lead. Kansas City, Mo. Cleveland at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. RED SOX 2 HORSE RACING in the ninth. BOSTON (AP) — Jorge Soler Bryan Reynolds homered and 12 p.m. TRANSACTIONS The Yankees have hit 38 hit a pair of long two-run hom- Francisco Liriano (4-3) took the FS2 — Saratoga Live: From Saratoga Springs, Calif. home runs at Camden Yards, ers over the Green Monster, loss, for Pittsburgh, which is 4-20 LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL Tuesday, Aug. 6 10 a.m. BASEBALL extending their major league Jakob Junis pitched six eff ec- since the All-Star break. ESPN — Midwest Regional: Teams TBD, semifinal, COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE — Suspended Seattle INF single-season record for most by tive innings and Kansas City Junior Guerra (4-3) picked up Westfield, Ind. Tim Beckham 80 games for violating Major League 12 p.m. a visiting team in one ballpark. snapped a seven-game losing the win and Matt Albers earned Baseball’s Joint Drug Prevention and Treatment ESPN — New England Regional: Teams TBD, semifi- Program. Asher Wojciechowski (2-5) streak. his second save. nal, Bristol, Conn. American League took the loss. Ryan O’Hearn also homered The day off was intended to 2 p.m. BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Recalled OF DJ Stewart from ESPN — Northwest Regional: Teams TBD, semifinal, for Kansas City, which had lost manage a nagging back injury Norfolk (IL). San Bernardino, Calif. CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Transferred LHP Manny Ba- METS 5 eight in a row to the Red Sox — Yelich has been dealing with 4 p.m. nuelos to the 60-day IL. Selected the contract of MARLINS 0 its longest slump ever against this season, manager Craig ESPN — Great Lakes Regional: Teams TBD, semifinal, LHP Héctor Santiago from Charlotte (IL). Reinstat- Westfield, Ind. ed C Welington Castillo from the family medical NEW YORK (AP) — Zack Boston. Counsell said. 6 p.m. emergency leave list. ESPN — Mid-Atlantic Regional: Teams TBD, semifinal, DETROIT TIGERS — Placed 3B Jeimer Candelario and Bristol, Conn. RHP Jordan Zimmermann on the 10-day IL, Can- 8 p.m. delario retroactive to Monday. Optioned RHPs Edu- ESPN — West Regional: Teams TBD, semifinal, San ardo Jimenez and Victor Alcantara to Toledo (IL). Bernardino, Calif. Recalled LHP Matt Hall and 3B Dawel Lugo from UC: Garza keeps hot streak going for Hillsboro MIXED MARTIAL ARTS Toledo. Reinstated RHP Spencer Turnbull from the 6 p.m. 10-day IL. Claimed RHP David McKay off waivers ESPN2 — PFL 6: preliminary MMA bouts, Atlantic from the Seattle Mariners. FROM PAGE B1 es have helped Garza doubles, 13 RBI and 3. During that stretch, City, N.J. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Released C Jonathan Lucroy. MLB BASEBALL MINNESOTA TWINS — Traded RHP Drew Hutchison to rocket his average up as seven stolen bases. Osborne batted 9-for-31 6 p.m. the L.A. Angels for cash. his fi rst hold during the high as .277. (.290), drove in 10 runs MLB — LA Angels at Boston OR NY Yankees at Toronto SEATTLE MARINERS — Placed 2B Tim Lopes on the NFL FOOTBALL Yankees’ 6-2 win over Last Wednesday, HUGE GAME FOR EVERETT’S and scored three more. 10-day IL. Reinstated RHP Brandon Brennan from 3 p.m. the 10-day IL. Optioned RHP Gerson Bautista to the West Virginia Black Garza fi nished 1-for-2 KALEIWAHEA NFL — NY Jets at NY Giants Tacoma (PCL). Bears. with a run, a walk and Former Golden 6 p.m. TAMPA BAY RAYS — Placed RHP Yonny Chirinos on EASY AS 1-2-3 FOR LAKE NFL — LA Chargers at Arizona And last Saturday, a stolen base during the Eagle catcher Brennon ERIE’S LUCIO the 10-day IL. Recalled RHP Austin Pruitt from PAN AMERICAN GAMES Durham (IL). Evey pitched 2 1/3 Hops’ 5-1 win over the Kaleiwahea had a huge In the independent 9 a.m. TEXAS RANGERS — Sent RHP Luke Farrell and LHP innings, gave up just Everett AquaSox. game Sunday for the Frontier League, ESPNU — Day 17: From Peru Yohander Mendez to Frisco (TL) for rehab assign- 2 p.m. ments. one unearned run and He had a huge game short-season A Ever- former Golden Eagle ESPNU — Day 17: From Peru National League fanned three during last Thursday, fi nishing ett AquaSox, coming standout pitcher Seth 6 p.m. ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Optioned RHP Taylor ESPNU — Day 17: From Peru Staten Island’s 5-4, 3-for-4 with a double, a triple away from the Lucio put together a Clarke to Reno (PCL). Designated RHP Zack Godley TENNIS for assignment. Recalled LHP Robby Scott from 10-inning victory over two runs, and the cycle during their 7-6, pair of 1-2-3 eighth in- 11 a.m. Reno. Selected the contract of RHP Kevin Ginkel the Mahoning Valley game-tying RBI single 10-inning win over the nings last week for the ESPN2 — Rogers Cup: Round of 16, Ontario from Reno. WNBA BASKETBALL Scrappers. during the seventh in- Spokane Indians. Lake Erie Crushers. CHICAGO CUBS — Placed RHP Brandon Kintzler on 6 p.m. the 10-day IL. Activated RHP Pedro Strop off of the This season, Evey has ning of their 5-3 victory The 23-year-old Last Tuesday, the CBSSN — Indiana at Washington 10-day IL. made 11 appearances over the AquaSox. batted 3-for-4 with two 26-year-old righty 9 p.m. CINCINNATI REDS — Optioned LHP Wandy Peralta to ESPN2 — Phoenix at Los Angeles Louisville (IL). and owns a 2-0 record Last Friday, Garza runs - those hits includ- struck out two batters LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Placed OF Alex Verdugo with a 2.66 ERA, two batted 2-for-4 with an ed a single, a double and in a scoreless frame BASEBALL on the 10-day IL. Recalled LHP Caleb Ferguson saves and 17 strikeouts RBI double and two a solo home run. to help preserve the National League and INF Edwin Rios from Oklahoma City (PCL). Op- tioned RHP Tony Gonsolin to Oklahoma City. in 20 1/3 innings. runs during Hills- Crushers’ 1-0 win over All Times EDT MIAMI MARLINS — Returned RHP Robert Dugger to boro’s 7-2 win over the OSBORNE A RUN PRODUCER the Evansville Otters. East Division New Orleans (PCL). Designated INF Yadiel Rivera W L Pct GB GARZA ON HOT STREAK FOR Salem-Keizer Volca- FOR SNAPPERS And on Saturday, he for assignment. Selected the contract of RHP Héc- Atlanta 67 48 .583 — tor Noesí from New Orleans (PCL). HILLSBORO HOPS noes. Also representing tossed another per- Washington 60 53 .531 6 NEW YORK METS — Returned RHP Walker Lockett to Also in short-season And on Saturday, the Golden Eagles, Nick fect eighth inning to Philadelphia 59 54 .522 7 Syracuse (IL). New York 58 56 .509 8½ PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Sent RHP Clay Holmes to Al- A ball, former Golden he fi nished 1-for-3 Osborne recently put help Lake Erie clinch Miami 42 70 .375 23½ toona (EL) for a rehab assignment. Reinstated RHP Eagle standout David with two runs, a walk, together an impressive another 1-0 victory, this Central Division Richard Rodriguez from paternity list. Reinstated Garza has been on quite a stolen base and a streak for the Low-A time over the River City W L Pct GB LHP Steven Brault from the 10-day IL. Optioned Chicago 61 52 .540 — RHP Yefry Ramirez and RHP Dario Agrazal to In- a hot streak recently for three-run homer as Beloit Snappers. Rascals. St. Louis 58 54 .518 2½ dianapolis (IL). the Hillsboro Hops. the Hops edged the The 22-year-old In 13 appearances Milwaukee 59 56 .513 3 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Designated LHP Adalberto Cincinnati 54 58 .482 6½ As recently as July Volcanoes 7-6. outfi elder drove in at this season, Lucio has Mejia for assignment. Assigned RHP Mike Mayers Pittsburgh 48 65 .425 13 outright to Memphis (PCL). Selected the contract 17, the 24-year-old was In 32 games with the least one run in eight a 2.76 ERA, fi ve saves West Division of RHP Junior Fernandez from Memphis. batting .208. But several Hops, Garza is batting consecutive games from and 19 strikeouts in 13 W L Pct GB SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Optioned RHP Ryan Dull Los Angeles 76 40 .655 — and LHP Sam Selman to Sacramento (PCL). Des- multi-hit performanc- .274 with 23 runs, seven July 27 through Aug. innings. Arizona 57 57 .500 18 ignated INF Joe Panik for assignment. Recalled San Francisco 56 58 .491 19 LHPs Conner Menez and Wililams Jerez from San Diego 52 60 .464 22 Sacramento. Colorado 52 61 .460 22½ WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Requested uncondi- Monday’s Games tional release waivers for LHP Tony Sipp. Agreed N.Y. Mets 6, Miami 2, 1st game to terms with INF Asdrúbal Cabrera on a one-year UHS: Vanstratum posts impressive 72 in victory Milwaukee 9, Pittsburgh 7 contract. Optioned INF Adrián Sanchez to Harris- Cincinnati 7, L.A. Angels 4 burg (EL). Designated RHP Kyle Barraclough for N.Y. Mets 5, Miami 4, 2nd game assignment. FROM PAGE B1 Lady Cavs routed vis- Chicago Cubs 6, Oakland 5 American Association Minnesota 5, Atlanta 3 TEXAS AIRHOGS — Released LHP Sean Stutzman. iting Coff ee County at Washington 4, San Francisco 0 WINNIPEG GOLDEYES — Released INF Carlos Garcia. sentative in the girls’ the Golden Eagle Golf L.A. Dodgers 8, St. Louis 0 Atlantic League division was Hunter Club. Tuesday’s Games NEW BRITAIN BEES — Released INF Joe Poletsky. Cincinnati 8, L.A. Angels 4 Signed 3B Wander Franco. Grubbs and she fi red The Cavaliers, high- N.Y. Mets 5, Miami 0 SOMERSET PATRIOTS — Released LHP Brett Ober- a 40. lighted by Ethan Vans- Oakland 11, Chicago Cubs 4 holtzer. Signed OF Teodoro Martinez and RHP Houston 11, Colorado 6 The Upperman Bees tratum’s 72, knocked Junior Rincon. Atlanta 12, Minnesota 7 Frontier League and Lady Bees will off the Raiders 335-364. Arizona 8, Philadelphia 4 EVANSVILLE OTTERS — Placed 1B Carlos Castro on take on Livingston Greg Jordan posted Washington 5, San Francisco 3 the suspended list. Released RHP Chris Cepeda. L.A. Dodgers 3, St. Louis 1 FLORENCE FREEDOM — Signed RHP Jackson Owens. Academy on Thurs- an 82 for CHS, while Wednesday’s Games Released LHP Chris Erwin and RHP Cameron Vige. day at Hidden Valley Camden Bradford shot Miami (Yamamoto 4-2) at N.Y. Mets (Matz 6-7), 12:10 LAKE ERIE CRUSHERS — Released RHP David Country Club, while 90 and Samuel Mont- p.m. Lemasters. Atlanta (Fried 12-4) at Minnesota (Perez 8-4), 1:10 p.m. SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS — Signed C Gian Martellini. Monterey will visit gomery shot 91. Colorado (Lambert 2-2) at Houston (Cole 13-5), 2:10 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS MINERS — Signed OF Kirvin Cumberland County at Lucy Carwile shot 84 p.m. Moesquit. Oakland (Bailey 9-7) at Chicago Cubs (Quintana 9-7), River Run Golf Course to pace the Cookeville BASKETBALL 2:20 p.m. National Basketball Association in Crossville. girls in their 172-226 St. Louis (Flaherty 5-6) at L.A. Dodgers (May 0-1), ATLANTA HAWKS — Signed G Brandon Goodwin to a victory. Carwile was 3:10 p.m. two-way contract. Washington (Ross 1-3) at San Francisco (Anderson MIAMI HEAT — Signed F Udonis Haslem. CHS GOLFERS WIN AGAIN, helped by Lexus Ju- 3-3), 3:45 p.m. FOOTBALL DOWN COFFEE COUNTY lian’s 88. San Diego (Lucchesi 7-6) at Seattle (Kikuchi 4-8), National Football League 6:40 p.m. CLEVELAND BROWNS — Waived/injured WR Blake The Cookeville High Cookeville will now Milwaukee (Pomeranz 2-9) at Pittsburgh (Williams BEN CRAVEN | HERALD-CITIZEN Jackson. School golf team kept prepare to host the an- 4-4), 7:05 p.m. GREEN BAY PACKERS — Claimed RB Keith Ford off its winning ways going nual Early Bird Tour- Cookeville’s Ethan Vanstratum lines up a putt Philadelphia (Vargas 6-5) at Arizona (Gallen 1-3), of waivers from the Indianapolis Colts. Waived/ 9:40 p.m. Tuesday afternoon nament Monday at the during action Tuesday afternoon at the Golden injured T Jason Spriggs. Thursday’s Games NEW YORK GIANTS — Waived OL Austin Droogsma. when the Cavs and Golden Eagle Golf Club. Eagle Golf Club. Atlanta at Miami, 7:10 p.m.