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BY PAIGE STANAGE A new study showed that eight HERALD-CITIZEN of 12 economic indicators were positive over the last year despite An Upper Cumberland man is charged with a rise in weekly unemployment three counts of rape of a child following a claims. multi-agency investigation. MTSU’s Business and Economic Adam Jereco Haney, 32, of Newberry Lane, Research Center’s newest housing Hilham, was arrested Saturday at the Living- market outlook showed a rise in ston District Attorney’s Offi ce, according to mortgage and real estate transfer 13th Judicial District Attorney tax collections throughout the General Bryant Dunaway. last quarter in Tennessee. The three victims are all under However, total home permits the age of 13 years old, according have dropped by 5.15 percent and to the arrest warrants. multi-family home permits have Haney admitted to investigators dropped by 25.8 percent. Despite he had sexual intercourse with the drop, elected offi cials say one victim, and that the other two building remains strong through- HHaney victims performed oral sex on out Putnam County. him, the arrest warrants state. “Construction growth in the He is being held in the Putnam County jail county has held steady and with a $750,000 bond. constant with last year, no major “The investigators developed enough infor- increase or decrease,” Putnam mation to determine there was probable cause County Mayor Randy Porter said. of the crimes,” Dunaway said. “We developed “We issued 333 permits in 2018, enough information to take out warrants for and I’m estimating we will get his arrest.” DEBBIE HANDLSON really close to that number for Haney will appear in the Putnam County 2019.” General Sessions Court Jan. 27, 2020 to answer County construction has to the charges. boomed since 2015, with Porter “The victims were children he had access Painting the sky saying there has been little signs to,” Dunaway said. of slow down. Most contractors he Cookeville Police Department Capt. Bobby Debbie Handlson submitted this photo of the Christmas Eve has spoken to are booked through Anderson said this is an ongoing investiga- sunset from her back deck in Cookeville Tuesday evening. the next year. We love seeing reader photos. Send them to editor@herald- SEE CHARGES, PAGE A2 citizen.com. You may see your photo in an upcoming edition. SEE HOUSING, PAGE A2 MPD to adopt updated policy manual BY JIM HERRIN this. We asked diff erent their (name) out and “I think you did, but HERALD-CITIZEN departments (about put ours in and made it I don’t want to say 100 their policies), and I fi t our smaller depart- percent,” Randolph said. The police chief in think Metro sent one, ment.” “I think the mayor had Monterey wants to Knox County sent one Committee member sent it to you a couple update the department’s and the state sent one. Dale Welch said he had of years ago and you policies and procedures There were probably 10 no issue with updating looked over it, but it’s manual in the New Year. diff erent policies and the policy as long as city not (a problem) for you “The polices and procedures manuals attorney Nolan Goolsby to look over it again.” procedures we have that we looked at.” looked it over fi rst. Law Committee chair for the police depart- Randolph said his “I make a motion that Alex Garcia said, “I ment now are very, recommendation is for we approve it for recom- went over it. I’m no very outdated and very Monterey to adopt a sub- mendation to the board, lawyer, but everything JIM HERRIN | HERALD-CITIZEN embarrassing,” said stantially new, 280-plus pending the attorney’s seems to be in order.” Monterey Police Chief Bill Randolph, left, Chief Bill Randolph at page manual. approval,” Welch said. After Goolsby reviews talks about implementing a new policy and a meeting of the town’s “It’s basically the “I’ll be happy to it, the updated policy procedures manual for the department with Law Committee this same policies and review it,” Goolsby told is expected to be up for Law Committee members, from right, Dale week. “It was probably a procedures the state of the committee. “I think a vote by the Monterey Welch, city attorney Nolan Goolsby, and Alex year or two ago when we Tennessee has,” he said. I may have looked at it Board of Mayor and Garcia. fi rst started working on “We just kind of took before.” Aldermen in January. Duncan looks to step back from Toys BY KATE COOK HERALD-CITIZEN Toys For Tots is run year, life changes meant takes donations, handles each year by the Marine Duncan became the toy registration and sets up Freddy Duncan has Corps Reserve. guy, he said. the annual “toy store.” been the toy man for Toys for Tots was Four years ago, Life Duncan said this year, about 10 years now. created 72 years ago Church began a toy nearly 700 families in Even though it’s been a by reservist Major Bill drive program, Duncan need registered and very fulfi lling gig, he’d Hendricks. Every year, said. Three years ago, “shopped” for their chil- like to step back and the Putnam County arm the two groups teamed dren at the toy store. take it easy for a while. of Toys for Tots provides up under the Upper “It’s great, but I’m Duncan is the own- Christmas toys and ev- Cumberland Toys for looking to step back a er of Freddy Duncan eryday living essentials Tots umbrella. Now little,” Duncan said. and Sons Moving and to 2,000 children in the they’ve really got the Toys for Tots uses Storage. Ten years ago, community. process streamlined. Duncan’s trucks and he thought helping kids Duncan’s fi rst year Duncan said he works warehouses, and he still have a nice Christmas of volunteering with on organizing, including plans on making that would be a good way to Upper Cumberland Toys meeting with business happen, he said. KATE COOK | HERALD-CITIZEN give back to the commu- for Tots he worked with owners and civic groups If you’re interested in Freddy Duncan Jr., Tamera Duncan and Freddy nity. So he joined Toys some folks who were al- to set up drives. Life helping out, call Duncan Duncan in the Duncan’s warehouse surrounded for Tots. Nationally, ready involved. The next Church works drives, at 931-526-9500. by toys. herald-citizen.com INDEX 2 sections | 18 pages OBITUARIES Page A5 DEAR ABBY A10 COMICS A11 OPINION A4 Philip Wilkerson, Cookeville Anna White, Monterey Margaret Campbell, Maryville CALENDAR A3 CROSSWORD A11 SPORTS B1 Anita Asher, Baxter Charlie Woodward, Allons Carole Ayers, Alpine CLASSIFIED B4 MORE! A10 SUDOKU A11 Jackie Hammock, Gainesboro Patsy Goad, Old Hickory James Dunn, Cookeville A2 HERALD-CITIZEN FROM PAGE 1 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2019 herald-citizen.com 0LOTTERY0 Thursday Lee appoints

Cash 3 Evening 9-1-2, Lucky Caruthers to board Sum: 12 Midday 7-2-0, Lucky Sum: 9 GOV. BILL LEE — cil. Morning 1-2-6, Lucky Pam Caruthers of Put- “We are proud to Sum: 9 nam County was among announce the appoint- 70 people appointed ments of these individ- Cash 4 by Gov. Bill Lee to key uals to a series of key Evening 6-8-6-4, Lucky boards and commissions boards and commissions Sum: 24 this week. across Tennessee,” said Midday 4-6-8-6, Lucky Caruthers of Mid- Governor Lee. “I value Sum: 24 Morning 7-4-4-3, Lucky dle Tennessee Group the experience they Sum: 18 Child Care Homes was bring to our state and appointed to the STAR appreciate their willing- Cash4Life Quality Advisory Coun- ness to serve.” 02-11-29-44-59, Cash Ball: 2 0ARRESTS0 0READER SERVICES0 Brian Shawn Young, of Olive Nichole Bota, Tickets for Father-Daughter Date Night go on sale Jan. 11, but South Willow Avenue, of East 13th Street, sponsorship options are available now. Address: Cookeville; arrested by Cookeville; arrested by 1300 Neal St. the Cookeville Police the CPD for domestic Cookeville, TN 38501 Department for aggra- assault; bond is $1,000. vated assault, domestic Greg A. Livers, of Old Father-Daughter Date Night Mailing Address: assault, evading arrest Salem Road, Cookeville; P.O. Box 2729 and resisting arrest; arrested by the PCSO Cookeville TN 38502 bond is $13,000. for manufacturing/deliv- ticket sales start Jan. 11 Jonathan Zacharius ering/selling/possess- Barnwell, of Plateau ing methamphetamine; COOKEVILLE LEI- photos and gift bags for Each person must Phone: 931-526-9715 Road, Crossville; arrest- bond is $17,500. SURE SERVICES - One the daughters. have a ticket to attend. Fax: 931-526-1209 ed by the Putnam Coun- Christopher R. Zuller, of Cookeville’s most Tickets are $30 per Tickets will be scanned ty Sheriff ’s Off ice for Lee Seminary Road; beloved events for dads person and may be pur- at the door before News possessing a handgun arrested by the CPD for and daughters is just chased online only Jan. entrance into the Leslie [email protected] while intoxicated and domestic assault; bond around the corner. 11 beginning at 8 a.m. Town Centre. Sports driving under the influ- is $1.500. Online ticket sales at www.cookeville-tn. Event sponsorship [email protected] ence; bond is $2,250. Wayne D. Kindlimann, for Cookeville Leisure gov/ls. Purchases are options are available Advertising Keelie A. Mack, of of Carolina Avenue, Services’ 33rd annual limited to 10 tickets. by calling Sheets at [email protected] Bilbrey Qualls Road, Cookeville; arrested by Father-Daughter Date “You will need to 931-526-7393 by Jan. 9 Living Cookeville; arrested by the CPD for domestic Night begin Jan. 11, but create an account in at noon. They are as [email protected] the Tennessee High- assault; bond is $1,000. sponsorship options order to purchase tick- follows: Circulation way Patrol for DUI and Anna Bussell, of Vil- are available now. ets,” Sheets said. “This * Platinum Sponsor: [email protected] violating the implied lage Road, Cookeville; “It’s such a special can be done during the $1,080 (includes 16 Business News consent law; bond is arrested by the CPD for night for so many checkout process.” tickets)* Gold Sponsor: [email protected] $2,000. domestic assault; bond families,” Cara Sheets, An email with a link $540 (includes eight Church News Richard H. Clark, of is $1,500. Cookeville Leisure to print tickets at home tickets)* Silver Spon- [email protected] Baker Mountain Road, Jason C. Steward, of Services recreation will be sent following sor: $270 (includes four School News Sparta; arrested by the Carr Avenue, Cookeville; superintendent, said of online ticket purchas- tickets)* Bronze Spon- [email protected] PCSO for domestic as- arrested by the THP for the sell-out event. “It’s es. sor: $135 (includes two Classified Ads sault; bond is $5,000. DUI; bond is $1,000. a time when fathers Remaining tickets, if tickets) [email protected] and daughters can any, may be purchased One additional ticket dance, talk, eat, laugh beginning Jan. 13 at 8 may be purchased Letter Guidelines and make memories.” a.m. at Cane Creek Rec- with each sponsorship All letters to the editor must be CHARGES: Haney remains in Father Daughter reation Center, 180 C C option for $30. Spon- signed and include the writer’s Date Night will take Camp Road, or Cookev- sorship also includes name, address and phone Putnam jail on $750,000 bond place Feb. 21, 22, 28 and ille Performing Arts signage at the event, on number. Letters are subject to 29 at 6 p.m. at the Leslie Center, 10 E. Broad St. stage recognition and editing and/or rejection. A strict Town Centre. The For more information, sponsor information 400-word limit will be enforced. FROM PAGE A1 and the Overton County event includes dinner, call 931-526-7393 or 931- in the gift bags for the Send letters to the mailing Sheriff ’s Offi ce.” dancing, professional 528-1313. daughters. address listed above, or email tion that’s being con- “Because of the eff orts to [email protected]. ducted by CPD Detective of multiple agencies Heather Marshall; working together for a Order a Photo Tara Bates, CPD Victim common goal, Mr. Haney Rose refl ects on fi rst year in Every photograph taken by a Services Coordinator; will be held accountable Herald-Citizen photographer Randal Slayton with for his actions,” Ander- and published in the paper the District Attorney’s son said. “Because this is is available for purchase. Go Offi ce; the Department still an ongoing inves- DC representing 6th District to www.herald-citizen.com of Children Services; tigation, we will not be and click on “Photo Gallery.” the Upper Cumberland releasing any further in- BY LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS ideas they cit and debt,” said Rep. Also, many photos included in Child Advocacy Center; formation at this time.” HERALD-CITIZEN have, but Rose, who serves on the online stories are available for they “may fi nancial services com- purchase. U.S. Rep. John Rose have mul- mittee. “We’ve got to of Tennessee’s 6th tiple bills change the way we do Subscriptions HOUSING: Construction District is looking back that do business in Congress.” To subscribe, call 931-526-9715. on an eventful 2019 as the same Rep. Rose said he’d Visa, MasterCard, Discover market looks good for state a political newcomer RoseRose thing,” like to vote on bills as and AmEx accepted. fi nishing his freshman Rose said. they’re debated, similar Rates: FROM PAGE A1 Putnam County gov- year in Congress. “My view is if we to the way it’s done in 3 mo 6 mo 1yr ernment issued 90 new “We actually fi nished fi nd a bill that already the Tennessee House of Carrier or From July to Novem- home permits during the appropriation for does what we want, we Representatives. Mail: 385 ber, 64 new residential that same time period. the 2020 fi scal year this should cosponsor and In Congress, com- Zip Code $28 $54 $95 building permits were MTSU’s study said week,” Rep. Rose said not clutter up,” he said. promises to bills often Print & issued through the City despite a few downward after getting back to “That’s the approach come up at the last E-Edition $29 $56 $98 of Cookeville, for an es- trends, Tennessee’s Cookeville from Wash- we’ve taken.” minute. E-Edition Only $21 $42 $84 timated total of roughly economy shows prom- ington, D.C., fi ve days One of his bills, HR “I’ve gotten to know Mail: Outside $10.8 million. ise. before Christmas. “We 4367, was incorporated members on the other 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 don’t have the spec- into the National De- side,” he said. “I get to Mail: Outside ter of the government fense Authorization Act hear their points made, Tennessee $82 $132 $220 Volkswagen raises closing.” and has since become learn their values and Rep. Rose was elect- law. the concerns they have. Miss Your Paper? ed in 2018, replacing That bill is described It starts to be persua- Your carrier is an independent forecast for new electric former U.S. Rep. Diane in the summary, “To sive. That’s what’s contractor. However, as a service Black, who didn’t seek support the capacity of supposed to happen. to our subscribers, our circulation reelection. the International Mon- That’s the basis for a department is open from 8 a.m. car production At the end of his fi rst etary Fund to prevent good compromise. until 4 p.m. Monday, 8 a.m. until 6 year in offi ce, Rep. Rose money laundering and “That doesn’t happen p.m. Tuesday-Friday and from said the thing he’s most fi nancing of terrorism.” now,” he said. “We don’t 7-9 a.m. Sunday to answer calls. FRANKFURT, Germa- and would reach 1.5 mil- proud of is his staff . The bill he’s most listen to each other ... Call 931-526-9715. ny (AP) — Automaker lion by the end of 2025. “Going back to Janu- proud of is HR 4219 my hope would be that Volkswagen is accel- Those numbers are ary with Van Hilleary to curb nationwide we could change that Herald-Citizen erating its move into a stark contrast to this as the chief of staff ,” injunctions. Rep. Rose and have real debate, USPS 313-680 battery-powered cars, year’s production of Rep. Rose said. “People said district courts real discussion. ISSN 8750-5541 saying it will reach its more than 70,000 e-autos in Washington take didn’t issue nationwide “As we enter the new The Herald-Citizen is published after- goal of 1 million electric and last year’s 50,000. note that he was a mem- injunctions for nearly year, it’s our job to lis- noons Tuesday through Friday and cars per year two years Volkswagen is planning ber of Congress.” 200 years, but that’s ten to voters in the 6th Sunday morning except New Year’s earlier than planned. to raise its production Hilleary’s experience changed in more recent District,” Rose said. Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day by Cookeville Friday’s announcement and sales numbers by combines with a staff history. The second session Newspapers, Inc., at 1300 Neal St., came as European introducing the ID.3, who have a variety of That bill, which has of the 116th Congress P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. automakers are under a battery model the strengths in Washing- 12 Republican cospon- begins Jan. 7. Periodicals postage paid at Cookeville pressure to meet lower company says will have ton, D.C., as well as the sors, has been referred To contact Rep. Rose, TN. POSTMASTER: send address changes to Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box emissions limits aimed the low price and longer Cookeville and Gallatin to the House Committee visit his Cookeville 2729, Cookeville TN 38502. at fi ghting global warm- range needed to trans- offi ces. on the Judiciary. offi ce at 321 E. Spring The Herald-Citizen is a member of ing. form such cars from a Nearly halfway Rep. Rose has made St., Suite 301 or call 931- the Tennessee Press Association The Wolfsburg-based niche product to one through his two-year plenty of observations 854-9430; his Gallatin and the Associated Press. The As- sociated Press is entitled exclusively automaker said its core with mass acceptance. term, Rose is the co- in his fi rst year about Offi ce at 355 N. Belve- to use for publication news printed in Volkswagen brand would The ID.3 base model will sponsor of 71 bills in what could be done dere Drive, Suite 308; the Herald-Citizen. turn out a million bat- cost under $33,500 and Congress. better in Congress. or Washington, DC at tery-only cars by the end travel 205 to 340 miles on Members of Congress “A sig n i fi cant con- 1232 Longworth HOB, of 2023 instead of 2025, a single charge. introduce bills based on cern is the budget defi - 202-225-4231. Jack McNeely WEATHER Editor & Publisher Tonight Saturday Night Sunday Night Readings Lindsay McReynolds Mostly cloudy, low around 47. A chance of showers, then showers Showers and possibly a thunder- Thursday’s high in Cookeville was 67, low 41. Thursday’s Managing Editor likely and a possible thunderstorm storm, low around 42. high in Monterey was 66, low 50. Saturday after 1 a.m. Mostly cloudy, low around Roger Wells A 20% chance of showers after 5 p.m. 59. Monday Almanac Advertising Director Partly sunny, high near 67. A 30% chance of showers before 7 Friday is the 361st day of the year, with 4 remaining. The Sunday a.m. Mostly sunny, high near 50. sun sets at 4:34 p.m. and will rise at 6:52 a.m. Saturday. Keith McCormick Showers and possibly a thunder- The moon is a waxing crescent with 2% of the visible disc Circulation Manager storm. High near 67. illuminated. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN A3 herald-citizen.com CALENDAR

The Community Calendar is a daily list of events hosted berland Country Band. gar-Evins. Nickel. Concessions L.B.J. & C. Head Start: by nonprofit groups in Putnam, White, Overton & Jackson Exerise Classes: For THURSDAY, JAN. 2 available. No member- Special called Policy counties. To be included, call 526-9715 & ask for the news- seniors/Silver Sneakers Blood Drive: 11 a.m. to 3 ship necessary. Family Council meeting, 5 p.m. room secretary or email [email protected]. Be 10-11 a.m. Baxter Senior p.m. Algood Walmart. friendly. Meets at L.B.J. & C. De- sure to include your name & number as well as a time, date Center. 101 Elmore For more information Book Sale: Twice Told velopment Corporation, & location of the event. Deadline for Tuesday-Friday’s paper Town Rd. Call 931-858- visit bloodassurance. Tales, used bookstore 1150 Chocolate Drive, is noon the day before. Deadline for Sunday is noon Friday. 5657. org/walmartalgood. at Putnam County Cookeville. Church-related items are published in a separate calendar Crafter’s Club: 9-11 a.m. FRIDAY, JAN. 3 Library, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Cookeville Coin Club: in the Religion section each Friday. Deadline for church Millard Oakley Public Train Tales: 10:30-11 Hardbound3. $2. Paper- Meets at 1st Presbyte- calendar items is noon Wednesday. Library, 107 E. Main a.m. Cookeville Depot back 50¢. Children’s 25¢. rian Church Fellow- Street, Livingston. Museum, 116 W. Broad Bargain Cart hard- ship Hall (basement WEDNESDAY, JAN. 1 Street. Free activity for bound 50¢. entrance) at 20 N. Dixie FRIDAY, DEC. 27 Rock rd. on left. Call Cookeville Residential preschool children. Call SUNDAY, JAN. 5 Ave. Doors open 5:30 Dance & Country Music: 931-267-2647. Garbage Pick-Up: Garbage 520-5455. Art Exhibit Reception: p.m. Meeting at 6:30 7-10 p.m. Veterans SUNDAY, DEC. 29 collection will not run Book Sale: Twice Told “Celebrate Our Diff er- p.m. Visit with fellow Building, 90 E. Spring Fine Forgiveness: Return Wednesday, Jan. 1. Tales, used bookstore ences: Three Women & collectors & do some Street, Cookeville. your overdue items un- Wednesday routes will at Putnam County Their Art” with Gail trading. Everyone wel- Adults $5, Kids $2. til Jan. 6th and no fees be collected Thursday. Library, 4-6 p.m. for Eggleton, JoAnne Kikel come! Music: Tennessee Out- will be applied! Millard Carts need to be at members of Library and Lynne Looney. 1-4 WEDNESDAY, JAN. 8 law Band. Open to the Oakley Public Library, street by 7 a.m. Friends only. (Member- p.m. Admission is free, UDC, Captain Sally Tomp- public. Livingston. Solid Waste Closed: ships available at door). everyone welcome. kins 2123: Monthly meet- Blood Drive: 8 a.m. to MONDAY, DEC. 30 The Recycling Cen- Hardbound $2. Paper- Cookeville Art, 186A S. ing, 1 p.m. at the Upper 1 p.m. YMCA Sparta. TTU Chess Club: Mon- ter, Transfer Station, back 50¢. Children’s 25¢. Walnut Ave. 526-2424. Level of the Cookeville Blood mobile in the days 7 p.m., Room 371, Landfi ll & Convenience Bargain Cart hard- MONDAY, JAN. 6 Putnam County Li- parking lot. TTU Roaden Univ. Cen- Centers will be closed, bound 50¢. Public Meeting: To dis- brary. SATURDAY, DEC. 28 ter. Everyone welcome. in observance of New Basic Drawing Class: cuss preliminary plans Art 411: Adult art class, Breakfast Benefit: Shiloh Call Paul 372-3118, or Years Day. There will be 12:30-2:30 p.m. All sup- for future Dogwood noon-2 p.m. Please call Community Center, 7-10 [email protected]. no Community Service. plies furnished. Please Park development. 5:30 offi ce for openings. a.m. Biscuits, gravy, all Line Dance Class: 1-3 p.m. Closed: L.B.J. & C. call offi ce to register for p.m. Cookeville City Cookeville Art, 186A S. the fi xings. Call 931-260- $3/person. Cookeville Development Corpora- class. 526-2424, Cookev- Hall, 45 E. Broad Street. Walnut Ave., 526-2424. 9454. Community Center, 240 tion Head Start Central ille Art, 186A S. Walnut Open Studio/Covered Dish: High School Art Class: Dance: 7-10 p.m. Living- Carlen Drive. Call 526- Offi ce will be today. Ave. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Bring 3:30-5:30 p.m. Please call ston American Legion, 8015. Annual New Year’s Day SATURDAY, JAN. 4 arts & crafts to work on. for openings. Cookev- 121 S. Church St. We Line Dance Classes & Hike & Potluck: 10 a.m., Coff ee with a Vet: Hosted Cookeville Art, 186A S. ille Art, 186A S. Walnut will not have a dance Lunch: Baxter Senior Edgar Evins State Park, by Livingston Amer- Walnut Ave. 526-2424. Ave., 526-2424 tonight, please join us Center, 101 Elmore Silver Point. Meet at ican Legion Post 4 & Young at Art: Art class THURSDAY, JAN. 9 on Jan. 4! Town Road, Baxter. marina parking lot Aux. Unit 4. 8-11 a.m. for grades 1 thru 8. 4-6 Plateau Corvette Club: Turkey Shoot: 10 a.m. Home cooked lunch at next to covered picnic American Legion Post p.m. Please call offi ce NCCC club, Corvette Bring 12, 16, &20 gauge noon $2, and stay to shelters 10 a.m. Drop off 4 headquarters, 121 S. for openings. Cookev- owners only. Meets shotguns. Shells & learn Line Dancing, covered dish to share Church St., Livingston. ille Art, 186A S. Walnut 5:30 p.m., on Interstate targets provided. donation $3. Join the if you wish to stay for Public & all that have or Ave. 526-2424. Drive in Crossville, at Prizes: cash, turkeys, fun! Call 531-2216 or the feast. Hike 2½ miles are currently serving TUESDAY, JAN. 7 the Outlet Mall. Call bacon, tenderloins & 858-6480. with park ranger, more are welcome to share Watercolor Class: Age 414-840-4477 or email ham. Shots $5/each or TUESDAY, DEC. 31 hiking on your own lat- coff ee, conversation & 16 to adult, 10:30 a.m.- [email protected] 5 shots/$20. 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A vegan diet is like a vegetarian one—no meat, fi sh or fowl—but it his time of year, we think care and let MCOs among the worst FROMA also bans animal byproducts, such as of gifts and generosity operate “hollow” in the nation. HARROP cheese, eggs and milk. Ttoward others. It is time to provider networks Hundreds with There’s always a new diet. There’s send a holiday missive to that lack enough addiction are dying keto, a diet of very few carbs and very the federal Medicaid (Tennes- doctors, hospitals because they are high fat, seen as a fast way to lose weight. There’s see) bureaucrats. We have until and other providers uninsured and the paleo diet, based on what the earliest humans Dec. 27 to tell them that our and the full array cannot aff ord treat- supposedly ate. It permits organic produce, natu- state government’s request that KATHY of specialty care BARBARA ment. One third of rally raised meats, wild-caught fi sh, eggs, nuts and TennCare be changed to a block BERTRAM to meet patients’ REYNOLDS Tennessee adults seeds—but not dairy, processed foods and sugar. grant should be denied. needs and leave have pre-existing Oddly, both the keto and paleo diets forbid grains Patients with costly medical patients unaunable to get vitally conditions and an face the loss of and legumes. (Rules are rules.) conditions and care for patients necessary care. aff ordable health insurance Asked her opinion on the paleo diet, a nutritionist with the greatest needs will be The block grant invites taking because the Supreme Court, at on Doctor Radio (a SiriusXM channel) responded limited under the block grant two billion dollars out of our the request of the Tennessee that she had no idea what cavemen consumed. I proposal. The Block Grant health care system and out of Attorney General Herbert H. know from a reliable source, however, that Fred Waiver would allow the state to the care provided to the most Slatery III has invalidated the Flintstone ate brontosaurus burgers. deny access to the most eff ective needy and fragile citizens. The Aff ordable Care Act in a deci- I get vegetarian diets. I understand the reluctance drugs for serious and costly block grant creates a powerful sion this month, returning the to kill animals for food. I don’t share it, though I illnesses like cancer and hepa- incentive to scrimp on patient case to the District Court for want the animals to have been treated as humanely titis. We would lose the federal care by allowing the state to further action. The block grant as possible. After all, Rusty, my sweetheart mutt, Medicaid rules that prohibit divert TennCare “savings” into will only worsen these crises by wouldn’t hurt any creature except for rabbits, but discrimination on the basis of other parts of the state budget. diverting TennCare “savings” he and I were given canine teeth for a reason. a patient’s diagnosis or medical Gov. Lee’s goal for the block from healthcare. Dietitians maintain that vegetarians who don’t condition. Patients who have grant is to obtain “upwards of Thirty-seven other states, load up on fatty vegetarian grub can be very mental illnesses or are suff er- $1 billion” in so-called “sav- including DC, have expanded healthy. And a lot of us should be eating fewer burg- ing from addiction would not ings,” with another $1 billion Medicaid to working families. ers and more caulifl ower than we do. be protected by rules requiring going to the federal govern- Adopting Republican former But it’s harder to achieve good nutrition with “parity” between treatment ment for total “savings” of $2 Gov. Bill Haslam’s plan would veganism. In particular, vitamin B12 is found only for medical and mental health billion. There is no way to run bring in $1.4 billion/year of new in animal sources, so vegans are advised to take conditions. TennCare so well that costs are federal funds to address health supplements, according to Harvard Women’s Health TennCare covers 1.4 mil- reduced by $2 billion. The only priorities and give 300,000 Ten- Watch. How natural are pills? lion vulnerable Tennesseans, ways to make the $2 billion goal nesseans the health coverage From an ethical standpoint, the vegan banning including half of the state’s kids, is by eliminating managed care they need. of eggs or milk makes no sense at all. The cow that nearly two thirds of nursing funding requirements, mak- Make your comments by provided milk for my coff ee is doing just fi ne, and home residents, uninsured ing deep cuts to prescription Dec. 27 at https://www.tnjus- the chicken’s life was in no way shortened by the women with breast cancer coverage and allowing discrim- tice.org/stoptheblock/ or text eggs that went into my omelet. and thousands of children and ination against the costliest and “JUSTICE4TN” to 52886 to The vegan movement argues that industrialized adults with severe disabilities. sickest patients. The result is a #STOPTHEBLOCK. dairy or chicken farms are bad for the environment. All patients must obtain their transfer from patients and the Thing is, crops such as soybeans, corn and grains care from networks of doctors, healthcare system to the state KATHY BERTRAM is an internal med- are also industrially grown and produced with high hospitals and other providers government. icine specialist in Cookeville with use of chemical fertilizer, fungicides, pesticides and that contract with managed The block grant is a political more than 30 years practicing as herbicides. care organizations or MCOs. gimmick, not a serious answer a physician. In a piece last year in the Guardian, Isabella By eliminating federal Med- to Tennesseans’ real health BARBARA REYNOLDS is a nurse, for- Tree, who runs a “sustainable” livestock farm icaid managed care rules, the concerns. Tennessee is losing mer dean of the Whitson-Hester in England, makes the above point and others in waiver would let the state pay rural hospitals at a faster rate School of Nursing at Tennessee questioning veganism. She endorses “traditional MCOs rates that are too low than any other state. Our loss Tech University and public health rotational systems, permanent pasture and con- to cover the cost of patients’ of health coverage for kids is expert. servation grazing” that actually “restore soils and biodiversity, and sequester carbon.” Tree’s cattle graze on wildfl owers and grasses. The pigs poke around for rhizomes and dive into ponds. All this animal action creates opportunities Have you lived — really lived — the 2010s? for other species of small mammals and birds. An- imal dung, Tree explains, “feeds earthworms, bac- teria, fungi and invertebrates such as dung beetles, o I owe someone an apol- phie’s father gave Fortnite, initiating a hashtag, which pull the manure down into the earth.” ogy for not taking a more him in “A Christ- binge-watching anything, My diet for January will be restricted to meat, Dactive role in the iconic mas Story.” listening to Bruno Mars or fi sh, fowl, vegetables, nuts, yogurt, cheese, milk, cultural, technological and It seems like only post-country Taylor Swift, fruits, beans and grains, with the occasional cookie political developments of the yesterday that TV watching the antics of Honey sprinkled with sugar. Hope I can stick to it. 2010s? was plugging along Boo Boo, taking sides in the I had good intentions of being with its traditional NFL’S Tom Brady “defl ategate” FROMA HARROP is a syndicated columnist. Her email is a full participant in the decade; DANNY level of unorigi- controversy or having anything [email protected]. but other things kept coming TYREE nality-blissfully to do with “50 Shades of Grey” up, and suddenly the 2010s are unaware of the (including whatever that glu- about to pass the torch to this tidaltidalwaveof wave of reboots, remakes ten-free blob in the back corner century’s version of “The Roar- and sequels that was coming. of the refrigerator is). MODERATELY CONFUSED ing Twenties.” I understand that an updated But I’m sure my theoretical Where has the time gone? 10-hour miniseries of Thomas grandchildren will someday (As the Romans said, “Tempus Edison’s fi ve-second 1894 silent take it for granted that I did fugits-but not aboard a Boeing movie “Fred Ott’s Sneeze” is in all those things, while hob- 737 Max, if it can help it!”) the works. (“Research & Devel- nobbing with Elon Musk. Just It seems like only yesterday opment says, just be sure one like youngsters now think Ike that a boss could playfully slap of the nostrils is Asian and the Eisenhower sent the National a subordinate on the buttocks other is Hispanic.”) Guard to make sure every sin- and send her to try FLAGGING It seems like only yesterday gle American used a coonskin DOWN a cab so they could take that journalists were in a less cap and a Hula Hoop. a leisurely lunchtime tour of defensive mode. (“According I have tried keeping a sense Confederate monuments. (“Oh, to multiple insider sources, of humor, which I am assured and let’s buy a new offi ce dictio- Donald Trump conspired with is a bad thing. (“Inscriptions nary while we’re out. This one Napoleon Bonaparte and Tsar show that the ancient Mesopo- has way more pronouns than Nicholas to invent the myth of tamians engaged in “Yo’ mom- we’ll ever need.”) ‘fake news.’”) ma is so idolatrous…” jokes. It seems like only yesterday It seems like only yesterday Therefore, humor is cultural that society got its lectures that no one was proposing appropriation and….”) from old guys such as Al Gore funeral homes be equipped with Yes, the 2010s have been a lit- and John McCain. Now we have stationary bikes and Pilates tle unnerving for someone who a cottage industry of TEEN- mats in case the deceased came of age in the 70s. I keep AGERS lecturing us on gun IDENTIFIED as still living. juxtaposing the eras and suff er control, climate change, meno- I can’t name a single signif- nightmares about Evel Kniev- pause, Early Bird Specials, hip icant 2010s trend in fashion, el sustaining critical injuries replacements, varicose veins, architecture or art. I got so while trying to jump a MAN Lawrence Welk, etc. wrapped up in daily surviv- BUN with his motorcycle! It seems like only yesterday al that I never got around to that “taking a knee” was fos- using blockchain, occupying DANNY TYREE is a syndicated sil-hunter lingo and a “trigger Wall Street, trolling strang- columnist. His email address is warning” was something Ral- ers on social media, playing [email protected]. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN A5 herald-citizen.com 0OBITUARIES0

Carole Ann Ayers Margaret Cummings Anna Faye White COOKEVILLE — MONTEREY — Fu- and Justin Coff man of A celebration of life Campbell neral services for Anna Hilham, Tennessee, service for Carole Ann MARYVILLE — Faye White, 78, of Mon- and Ashley and Nathan Ayers, 62, of Alpine, Margaret Cummings terey, Tennessee, will Hillis of Livingston, Tennessee, will be held Campbell, 91, died on be conducted Sunday, Tennessee; seven Saturday, Dec. 28, at 11 Monday, Dec. 23, 2019, Dec. 29, at 1 p.m. at the great-grandchildren, a.m. at Presley Funeral at Shannondale of chapel of Goff Funeral Lelia, Cole, Anna, Cal- Home with her broth- Maryville, Tennessee. Home. lie, Korbin, Jase and er, John Paul offi ciat- A celebration of life Pastor Mike White Ayvee Mae; and two ing. Carole Ann Paul will be held at 3 p.m. will offi ciate with inter- brothers, Cliff ord and Ayers passed away Sunday, Dec. 29, at ment to follow in Har- Sara Phipps of Algood, Sunday, Dec. 15, 2019, at Highland Presbyterian ris Chapel Cemetery. Tennessee, and Danny Signature Healthcare Church. Visitation will Ms. White was born and Janice Phipps of of Putnam County in immediately follow the March 6, 1941, in Over- Monterey. Cookeville, Tennessee. off Monroe, Tennessee, service at the church. ton County, Tennessee, In addition to her She was born Sat- Jim Paul of Knoxville, Peggy was born Sept. to the late John B. and parents, she was urday, June 1, 1957, in Tennessee, and Cliff ord 28, 1928, in Blairsville, motherth tto threeth sons. Genivia Honeycutt preceded in death by Livingston, Tennessee, Paul of Alpine; and a Pennsylvania, to the She is survived by Phipps. her sister, Norma Jean to the late Homer Paul sister, Shirley Paul of late Margaret and John her husband of 69 Ms. White passed Blaylock; and brother, and Magdalene Stover Cookeville. Cummings. years, G. David Camp- away Wednesday, Dec. Randle Phipps. Paul. You may share your After a move to Ten- bell; three sons and 25, 2019, at Cookev- The family will In addition to her thoughts or send condo- nessee, she graduated daughters-in-law, John ille Regional Medical receive friends at Goff parents, she was lences to the family by from Maryville High (Laurel) of Bozeman, Center. Funeral Home Satur- preceded in death by visiting www.presley- and Maryville College. Montana, Bob (Lisa) of Ms. White was a day, Dec. 28, from 5-8 her sister, Charlene funeralhome.com. She met the love of her Hickory, North Caroli- homemaker and a fac- p.m. Collins; and a brother, Professional services life, David Campbell, in na, and Thom (Rachel) tory worker in the gar- Arrangements and Glen Paul. provided by Presley 1942, and after he grad- of Centreville, Virgin- ment industry. She was care provided by D.M. Carole Ann is sur- Funeral Home, 528- uated from seminary, ia; fi ve grandchildren, a member of the Refuge Goff Funeral Home, vived by seven broth- 1044. the two were married Julie, Stephanie, David, Church in Livingston, Inc., 205 E. Cleveland ers, Mark Paul of Celi- on June 2, 1950. After a Sarah and Ben Camp- Tennessee. Ave., Monterey, Ten- na Tennessee, Johnny few years in Pennsylva- bell; a sister and broth- She is survived by nessee 38574, phone Paul of Cookeville, nia and the birth of two er-in-law, Janet (Jim) a son and daughter- 931-839-2311. Tommy Paul of Mon- sons, the Campbells Martin; a brother and in-law, Tim and Vicki A guest register may roe, Tennessee, Rob- moved to Tennessee, sister-in-law, James White of Rickman, be signed at www.goff - ert Paul of Rickman where Peggy became (Marilyn) Cummings; a Tennessee; two grand- funeralhome.com. Tennessee, Ray Paul the ultimate preacher’s sister-in-law, Charlotte daughters, Melissa wife. She also was an Campbell; and numer- accomplished musician ous cousins, nieces and Philip Hoyle Wilkerson and the two became a nephews. James S. Dunn minister/organist duo She was preceded in COOKEVILLE — that lasted for more death by her brothers- COOKEVILLE — until service time at Philip Hoyle Wilker- than 40 years, the ma- in-law, Jim Campbell Funeral services for noon. son, 58, of Cookeville, jority of those spent at and Jerry Campbell; James S. Dunn, 88, of Mr. Dunn passed Tennessee, passed from First Presbyterian in and sister-in-law, Jan- Cookeville, Tennessee, away Thursday, Dec. this life Monday, Dec. Cookeville, Tennessee. ice Campbell. will be held at noon 26, 2019, in Cookeville. 23, 2019, at his home in She taught piano in In lieu of fl owers, Tuesday, Dec. 31, at Presley Funeral Cookeville. their home and organ the family requests Presley Funeral Home. Home is in charge of ar- He was born Wednes- at Tennessee Tech. donations to the John Burial will be in rangements, 528-1044. day, June 21, 1961, in They retired to W. and Margaret M. Boiling Springs Ceme- Nashville, Tennessee. Maryville in 1993, Cummings Endowment tery in Baxter, Tennes- He was the son of where Peggy continued Scholarship Fund at see. Bobbye (Carr) Wilker- her work with PEO and Maryville College. The family will son and the late Hoyal leading the music min- Smith Funeral & receive friends at the Wilkerson. istry at Highland Pres- Cremation Service, funeral home Tuesday, Philip was a loving ning at 1 p.m. from the byterian. She was an Maryville, 865-983- Dec. 31, from 10 a.m. husband, son, broth- chapel of Crest Lawn avid reader, a terrifi c 1000, www.SmithFu- er, uncle and friend Funeral Home. knitter, a great teacher neralandCremation. to all who knew him. The family will and an outstanding com. He retired from UPS receive friends at the Sheriff : Man once in Putnam County, funeral home Saturday, and he loved farming, Dec. 28 from 11 a.m. Jackie Hammock golfi ng, collecting cars, until time of service at convicted of murder and traveling with his 1 p.m. GAINESBORO — chosen cremation, with beloved Debbie. In lieu of fl owers Mr. Jackie Hammock, services at a later date. In addition to his donations may be made 66, of Gainesboro, Ten- Anderson-Upper hid wife’s death mother, Philip is to Tennessee Donor nessee, passed away Cumberland Funeral survived by one sister, Services or The Hu- Monday, Dec. 23, 2019, Home is in charge of LAFAYETTE, Ga. Parker and Cole had Paula Lucas of Old mane Society. at his residence. arrangements, 931-268- (AP) — A northwest been married just days Hickory, Tennessee; Please visit www. The family has 1550. Georgia man previously before she was found one brother and sis- crestlawnmemorial. convicted of murder is dead. Cole initially told ter-in-law, Randy and com and sign the on- now accused of conceal- authorities that Parker Amelia Wilkerson of line guest register and Anita A. Asher ing his wife’s body. disappeared following a Cookeville; one niece, send a message to the Bob Jay Cole, 46, is disagreement. Rebecca Wilkerson; family. COOKEVILLE — Mrs. Asher passed charged with concealing Cole had served 27 and three nephews, Crest Lawn Funeral Funeral services for away Wednesday, Dec. the death of another per- years in prison for mur- Jonathan Lucas, Aus- Home is in charge of Anita A. Asher, 77, of 25, 2019, in Cookeville, son, local news outlets der before being released tin (Lindsay) Lucas and arrangements, 526- Baxter, Tennessee, will Tennessee. report. in 2018, Georgia Depart- Adam Wilkerson. 6384. be held at 11 a.m. Mon- Presley Funeral Cole’s new wife, Brit- ment of Corrections In addition to his fa- day, Dec. 30, at Presley Home is in charge of ar- ney Nicole Parker, was records show. Cole was ther, Philip was preced- Funeral Home. rangements, 528-1044. found dead in a fi eld near sent back to prison on ed in death by his wife, Burial will be in LaFayette in June. An a parole violation after Deborah Wilkerson. Gentry Cemetery. autopsy found that the he turned himself in to A celebration of life The family will 31-year-old Parker died a parole offi cer. State re- service will be held Sat- receive friends Sunday, of an accidental meth- cords show he has been urday, Dec. 28, begin- Dec. 29, from 2-5 p.m., amphetamine overdose. imprisoned since July. and Monday, Dec. 30, However, investigators Parker said that Cole from 10 a.m. until ser- believe Cole moved will be brought to Walk- Patsy Ann Jackson Goad vice time at 11 a.m. Parker’s body in his SUV er County when he gets after she died, leaving out of prison and booked GAINESBORO — Cremation was cho- the body in the fi eld. The on the felony concealing Patsy Ann Jackson sen. Tennessee personalized license body was found early charge. Goad, 79, of Old Hickory, A service will be held one mid-June morning, Tennessee, passed away at a later date. plates available to order online without a wallet or cell Wednesday, Dec. 25, Anderson-Upper Cum- phone, by two farmers 2019, at Skyline Medical berland Funeral Home NASHVILLE (AP) application is available checking livestock. Center in Nashville, is in charge of arrange- — Tennessee motorists online, where custom- Cole sold his SUV to a Tennessee. ments, 931-268-1550. are now able to apply ers can also pay the $35 Walker County car deal- for personalized license personalized plate ap- er the day after Parker’s plates online. plication fee. The plates body was found, Walker THE Charlie Lee Woodward The state Department can be picked up later at County Sheriff Steve Appliance Mart of Revenue said resi- the local county clerk’s Wilson said in a news 749 S. Jeff erson LIVINGSTON — from 10 a.m. until ser- dents can choose from offi ce, where additional release. Investigators Funeral services for vice time at noon. more than 100 types of fees apply. Specialty seized the SUV and later 528-6467 Charlie Lee Woodward, Mr. Woodward plates that are available plates also require an found traces of Parker’s FULL LINE OF KITCHENAID APPLIANCES 62, of Allons, Tennes- passed away Wednes- to personalize. The additional $35 fee. blood inside. “WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL” see, will be held at noon day, Dec. 25, 2019, at his Saturday, Dec. 28, at home. First Christian Church Speck Funeral Home in Livingston. is in charge of arrange- Burial will follow in ments, 931-823-1201. Overton County Memo- rial Gardens. The family will receive friends at the church today, Friday, Dec. 27, from 5-9 p.m., and Saturday, Dec. 28,

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NEW YORK (AP) — that vaccines had essen- overall. But it was a who use illicit drugs. In This year, the germs tially purged from the shock to learn how 2017, there were 1,500 roared back. country for a decade. low they had dipped cases in four states Measles tripled. Hep- “How can we have in some places, said tied to the outbreak. atitis A mushroomed. A gone from eliminating Dr. Patricia Schnabel This year, it boomed to rare but deadly mos- the disease to reviving a Ruppert, health com- 17,000 in 30 states, with quito-borne disease disease? It’s mind-shat- missioner in Rockland Florida and Tennessee increased. tering that we would County, north of New the hardest hit. And that was just the go in that direction,” York City. Distrust of Hepatitis A usually is United States. said U.S. Rep. Rosa vaccines had taken not considered a fatal Globally, there was DeLauro, D-Conn., who root in segments of the disease, but it can be an explosion of measles heads a congressional Orthodox community. for people whose livers in many countries, subcommittee that The county took the are already damaged an unrelenting Ebola oversees public health unusual step of barring by hepatitis C or long- outbreak in Africa and spending. thousands of unvac- time drinking. Nearly a surge in dengue fever AP FILE Three-quarters of cinated children from 200 died this year. in Asia. There were A sign at the Rockland County Health this year’s cases were dozens of schools. A vaccine for hepati- also backslides in some Department in Pomona, New York, explains the in Orthodox Jewish tis A is now included in diseases, like polio, that local state of emergency regarding a measles communities in or near HEPATITIS A routine childhood vac- the world was close to outbreak. New York City. As do Hepatitis A tends to cines, but most adults wiping out. most U.S. outbreaks, it be thought of as a kind are too old to have “It’s been a tough year U.S. disease trends in November, That’s the started with travelers of food poisoning, often gotten it as children. for infectious diseases,” 2019: largest number in 27 infected overseas who traced to an infected Attempts to give the said Dr. Jonathan Mer- years. There were no spread it to people who restaurant worker with vaccine to vulnerable min of the U.S. Centers MEASLES deaths but about 120 hadn’t gotten a measles poor hygiene. But the adults met resistance, for Disease Control and There were nearly people ended up in the vaccine. latest wave began in said the CDC’s Dr. Neil Prevention. 1,300 cases of measles hospital. Vaccination rates San Diego among home- Gupta, who tracks the A look back at some in the U.S. through This from a disease in New York are good, less people and people outbreaks. Hawaii tour copter is missing, search underway

HONOLULU (AP) — but no signals had been day’s forecast predicted A tour helicopter with received, according to winds were at about 23 seven people aboard the Coast Guard. mph. disappeared in Ha- The helicopter was A helicopter and waii, and a search was carrying a pilot and crew was launched underway in weather six passengers, two of from Coast Guard Air conditions described as whom were believed to Station Barbers Point, challenging, the U.S. be minors, the Coast and additional support Coast Guard said. Guard said. was provided by the The owner of the “The weather condi- U.S. Navy Helicopter helicopter contacted the tions are challenging,” Maritime Strike Squad- AP FILE Coast Guard about 45 said Petty Offi cer 1st ron 37 at Kaneohe Bay. Cars travel one of the roads leading to Walt Disney World in Lake Buena minutes after the air- Class Robert Cox, Coast A Coast Guard cutter Vista, Florida in January 2017. craft was due back from Guard Joint Rescue and crew were also a tour of Kauai’s Na Coordination Center launched from Hono- Disney characters say tourists Pali Coast on Thursday Honolulu. “We have lulu. evening, a Coast Guard trained crews re- Further searches statement said. sponding and on scene with a search-and-res- The Eurocopter searching for any signs cue airplane and crew inappropriately touched them AS350 helicopter took of the helicopter and and fresh helicopter off from the town of those aboard.” crew were scheduled for Lihue, Federal Aviation According to the fi rst light, if necessary. ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) who plays Mickey Mouse the park said anything Administration spokes- Coast Guard statement, According to the re- — Walt Disney World at the Magic Kingdom to them after until man Ian Gregor said clouds and rain at the lease, helicopter tours employees who portray told investigators a wom- hours later, when they Friday. scene rendered visi- are common above the Mickey Mouse, Minnie an patted the head of tried to check into their The helicopter has bility at 4 miles, with island of Kauai, much Mouse and Donald Duck her costume fi ve times, Disney hotel. Disney an electronic locator, winds at 28 mph. Fri- of which is a state park. each fi led police reports causing it to slide down interviewed his wife, and this month claiming they and strain her neck, the “they defi nitely tried to were inappropriately Orlando Sentinel report- insinuate it was on pur- touched by tourists. ed. pose,” said Scheer. 12 killed, dozens hurt after jetliner The woman inside the The employee told The same day, the Mickey Mouse costume investigators she didn’t 36-year-old Disney went to the hospital with believe the woman in- employee who portrays crashes in Kazakhstan neck injuries caused by a tentionally hurt her, and Minnie Mouse posed for grandmother patting the the sheriff ’s offi ce ruled pictures with a man and ALMATY, Kazakh- The cause of the freezing. The plane was character’s head, while the Dec. 4 incident a civil his wife from Minnesota. stan (AP) — A jetliner predawn crash was un- fl ying to Nur-Sultan, the employees wearing matter, not a criminal Minnie Mouse gave the with 98 people aboard clear. Authorities quick- the capital formerly the Minnie Mouse and one. man a hug and he groped struggled to get air- ly suspended all Bek Air known as Astana. Donald Duck costumes The tourist’s family her chest three times, borne and crashed and Fokker 100 fl ights Local authorities ini- were groped by tourists, said they weren’t aware according to the sheriff ’s shortly after takeoff in Kazakhstan pending tially put the death toll according to Orange the employee had been incident report. Friday in Kazakhstan, the investigation. at 15, but the interior County Sheriff ’s Offi ce taken to the hospital She alerted her su- killing at least 12 peo- One survivor said the ministry later revised reports. until they were contact- pervisors and identifi ed ple, authorities said. plane started shaking the fi gure downward. The incidents come af- ed by the newspaper pictures of the 61-year- The Bek Air aircraft, less than two minutes Offi cials in the ter a 51-year-old man was Thursday. old man from Brewster, identifi ed as a 23-year- after takeoff . Almaty branch of the arrested in November Boone Scheer told the Minnesota. She decid- old Fokker 100, hit a “At fi rst, the left wing health ministry could after an employee por- Sentinel his mother- ed against pressing concrete wall and a jolted really hard, then not explain why the fi g- traying a Disney Prin- in-law patted Mickey charges. two-story building soon the right. The plane con- ure was revised. They cess told investigators he to prove to her nearly But it wasn’t the fi rst after departing from tinued to gain altitude, attributed the confusion groped her breast while 2-year-old nervous time the man’s name had Almaty, Kazakhstan’s shaking quite severely, to “agitation” at the site getting a photo taken. grandson that he been raised by Disney largest city and former and then went down,” of the crash. “Everyone should feel shouldn’t be scared of World employees during capital, airport offi cials Aslan Nazaraliyev told In a statement on safe at work, and we the giant rodent. his trip. The man also said. The Associated Press by its Facebook page, the encourage Cast Mem- “She barely touched had “an inappropriate The jet’s tail also phone. airport said there was bers to come forward him,” said Scheer, add- interaction with a cast struck the runway Government offi cials no fi re, and a rescue in any uncomfortable ing his mother-in-law member” Dec. 5 at the twice during take- said the jet underwent operation began imme- situation,” said Disney wouldn’t intentionally Magic Kingdom, accord- off , indicating that it de-icing before the diately. spokeswoman Andrea hurt Mickey Mouse. “It ing an incident report struggled to get off the fl ight, but Nazaraliyev Around 1,000 people Finger in a statement. was very minimal.” that didn’t provide any ground, Deputy Prime recalled that its wings were working at the “We provide multiple The family was con- additional details. Dis- Minister Roman Sklyar were covered in ice, and snow-covered crash resources to protect our fused whether Disney ney declined to elabo- said. passengers who used site. Video footage Cast Members’ well-be- has a no-touching rule rate. Fifty-four people emergency exits over showed the front of ing, including on-site law for the costumed char- Disney took some ac- people were reported the wings slipped and the broken-up fuselage enforcement offi cers who acters, since they give tion to ban the man, who hospitalized with inju- fell. rammed against a respond, and are avail- high-fi ves and hugs to is a Disney Vacation Club ries, at least 10 of them The weather in building and the rear of able to them, if needed.” visitors, he said. member, from the theme in critical condition, Almaty was clear, with the plane lying in a fi eld A 36-year-old woman Scheer said no one at parks. offi cials said. temperatures just below next to the airport.

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Located at Premier Medical Park in Cookeville (931) 528-3300 315 N. Washington Ave., Suite 175 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2019 Religion HERALD-CITIZEN A7 herald-citizen.com Choosing Go Tell it on hope over the Mountain he days of Christmas cynicism had come and gone. I Tsaw a family walking hhhhh, the times through our neigh- that we are in! It borhood to look at deco- Oseems like the world rations before they were is going to hellacious taken down and in a hand basket. Vio- stored for next lence, hate, year. Their lit- bigotry, shoot- tle girl paused ings, name to look at the calling, us manger scene vs. them men- in a front yard tality, chaos, LUCY and said, “I and so much ADAMS wish the baby KAREN more. It’s Jesus would LANGFORD easy to see stay right there why so many Ordination in the manger and never are giving up go away. I want to see him hope and are choosing to The Rev. Bradley D. Bates was ordained to the sacred order of priests in December at everyday.” be so cynical. Saint Michael’s Episcopal Church. From left are the Rev. Tom Schneider, the Rev. Joe That simple statement With the advent of social Weatherly, the Rev. Ted Edwards, the Rev. Randy Dunnavant, the Rev. Canon Michael captures a much greater media and instant news, Spear-Jones, the Rev. Jim Pappas, the Rev. Rob Lambord, the Rev. Brad Bates, the Rev. truth than the child under- even the merest events are Canon Chad Jones, the Rev. Canon Jody Howard, the Rev. David Hackett, and the Rt. Rev. stood. But it provided the communicated instanta- John Bauerschmidt, Bishop of the Diocese of Tennessee. opportunity to explain that neously, and most of it is Jesus is not to stay in the always negative. Has all manger. We are to invite this chaos we’re seeing him to live in our hearts just suddenly happened in and continue to tell the recent times? No! Chaos Latter-day Saints donate 42,000 lbs “good news” of his birth. in our world has been hap- We can joyfully do this pening since the begin- through music as we sing ning of time. The only dif- of food to the Morgan Scott Project the beloved Christmas car- ference is that back then, ol, “Go Tell It on the Moun- before radio and televi- tain.” It is much more than sion, no one heard about it LDS COOKEVILLE — Vol- a holy birth announcement. unless it was printed in a unteers from Latter-day Saint In the third verse we sing newspaper; and even then, congregations in Cookeville about the purpose of that it was mostly local news. joined with Morgan Scott birth: Even in Biblical times, Project (MSP) volunteers to “Down in a lowly man- there were countless unload 28 pallets of food. ger, the humble Christ was wars occurring along MSP is a non-profi t orga- born. with other acts of may- nization assisting people in And God sent us salva- hem. America has gone need, residing in Morgan and tion, that blessed Christmas through her own turmoil. Scott Counties. morn.” Indian tribes fought each Executive Director, Crystal From that “blessed other. Early settlers com- Tompkins said, “We help peo- Christmas morn” the tiny mitted genocide against ple help themselves and have baby boy was revealed as the Indians. Black slavery. a rich heritage of striving to God in the fl esh — our Lord Civil Rights Era. Wom- serve the way Jesus served.” and our Savior. As we sing en’s suff rage. Our country Additional food staples the glorious news, we are being involved in wars from the donation helped proclaiming the true way of on our land and in other fi ll holiday food bags, which our salvation. parts of the world. Need I were distributed on Friday, Cookeville, Tennessee Stake President David Day, left, The fi rst printing of “Go go on? Dec. 20, during MSP’s weekly thanks Crystal Tompkins for her eff orts with the Morgan Tell It on the Mountain” Because of the ‘us vs. Bread Program food distri- Scott project. was in 1907. It had been them’ mentality, I’m see- bution. The Bread Program originally sung by slaves ing so many people mak- is done in partnership with thanking her and the Morgan Lake City, Utah to help people on plantations. John W. ing blanket statements churches in Oak Ridge and Scott Project for the tremen- in Morgan and Scott Counties Work III explains the back- against all people of one Knoxville, assisting 40-70 dous work they do in the com- struggling to put food on the ground of the spiritual. The group, such as all blacks families weekly. munity and their countless table. Fisk University professor are thugs, all whites are Cookeville, Tennessee acts of Christlike service. This Christmas season stressed that “many of them supremacists, all cops are Stake President David Day The Church of Jesus Christ The Church of Jesus Christ were passed down from bad, all politicians are helped with arrangements for of Latter-day Saints also de- of Latter-day Saints invites generation to generation corrupt, all immigrants the delivery. sires to lift the burdens of the everyone to spread the light and after much singing, the are illegal, etc. Personal- “Joint eff orts with other poor and needy and share the of Christ with a simple act of texts and melodies varied ly, I take exception to the faiths and non-profi t organi- love Jesus Christ has for all service. Each day we can fi nd from place to place. But the blanket statements. There zations, serving the poor and His children. Local Church joy in doing as Jesus Christ same gospel message was are so many more good, needy, blesses the entire com- leaders were made aware of did and serving as He served. always proclaimed.” kind, loving, and decent munity, both those giving and the good work being done by Visit www.lighttheworld. The Fisk Jubilee Singers people in the world than those receiving,” Day said. MSP. This resulted in a dona- org for ideas on ways to serve sang the spirituals through- not and they are out there “The Church welcomed the tion of 42,000 pounds of food others during December. For out the world beginning in working to make a diff er- opportunity to provide this from Latter-day Saint Chari- service opportunities, like the late 1800s. ence in our country and donation, knowing Morgan ties, the humanitarian arm of those at the Morgan Scott We are blessed to have in our world. They come Scott Project’s assistance to The Church of Jesus Christ of Project, the web site www. the words of Dr. Work as he from all colors, races, those in need is far reaching.” Latter-day Saints. justserve.org profi les local describes the heart of the religions, politics, gen- Day, along with Kimberly A 53-foot trailer containing organizations seeking assis- African Americans who ders, and walks of life. I Montierth, director of public food items such as meats, tance and is a resource for gave the spirituals to us. love hearing the countless aff airs in the Knoxville area, vegetables, fruits, fl our, pasta fi nding small acts of service “Through enduring trials heartwarming stories presented Crystal Tomp- and baking mixes was driven which can be performed and hardships and in spite where people are making kins with a Christus statue, over 1,700 miles from Salt throughout the year. of their enslavement, many a diff erence even if it’s of these Africans, who only one random act of had been forced to come to kindness at a time. America, knew the love of I refuse to give up Pope off ers hope against darkness in annual Christ. With him in their hope! Sometimes it seems hearts, they composed and hope is all we have to sang the inspirational and hold onto, but it’s that Christmas Day message wondrous spirituals.” hope that can manifest The inspiring message of the most magnifi cent and VATICAN CITY (AP) tions. Francis was fl anked “are experiencing a time this music is that we are to beautiful miracles, not — Pope Francis off ered a by Cardinal Renato Raff aele of social and political up- continue to sing it through- just in our own lives, but Christmas message of hope Martino, president of the pa- heaval,’’ citing “the beloved out the year. Christmas is in our country and in the Wednesday against darkness pal council for migrants, and Venezuelan people, long tried only the beginning, as we world! that cloaks confl icts and rela- Cardinal Konrad Krajewski, by their political and social continue other verses of “When I despair, I re- tionships in large parts of the the pope’s offi cial almsgiver. tensions.” growing in our Christian member that all through world from the Middle East to The pope cited the Syrian The pope also noted mi- faith. We can proclaim the history the way of truth the Americas to Africa. people “who still see no end grants forced by injustice gospel message found in and love has always won. The pope told tens of thou- to the hostilities that have “to emigrate in the hope Matthew 28:19, “Go and There have been tyrants sands of tourists, pilgrims rent their country over the of a secure life.’’ Instead of make disciples of all na- and murderers, and for and Romans gathered in St. last decade’’ as well as Israel, fi nding acceptance, Francis tions.” a time, they can seem Peter’s Square for the annu- where Jesus “was born as the said injustice continues along As we move into the New invincible, but in the end, al Christmas Day message savior of mankind and where their journey, where they Year 2020, we will joyfully they always fall. Think of that “the light of Christ is so many people -- struggling often face abuse, enslavement pray: “Yes, Lord, we will go it always.” Gandhi greater’’ than the darkness but not discouraged -- still and torture in “inhumane and tell, on the mountain “I think the world’s “in human hearts” and ‘’in await a time of peace, securi- detention camps’’ and death and everywhere!” going to be all right. I economic, geopolitical and ty and prosperity.’’ during dangerous sea and think we will always by ecological confl icts.’’ Francis also called for an desert crossings. LUCY ADAMS is an author and nature tip too far in one The traditional “Urbi et easing of the crisis in Leba- And once migrants arrive wife of a former Cookeville direction, and by great Orbi’’ (“to the city and to the non, social tensions in Iraq in “places where they might minister. This is her final acts of humanity bring world’’) Christmas message and “a grave humanitarian have hoped for a dignifi ed column as she begins her re- it in the other direc- has become an occasion for crisis’’ in Yemen. life’’ ... they “instead fi nd tirement after years of writing tion. Any catastrophe popes to address suff ering in He noted that a number of themselves before walls of Song Stories. Her writing is brings out the best of the world and press for solu- countries in the Americas indiff erence,’’ he said. online at www.52hymns.com. human nature. That’s what I think will always be there to pull us back on Silver Point church of Christ track.” Brad Pitt L.A. church pays off $5M in medical debt ...pointing the way to the cross since 1929 “Hope is being able (AP) — A Los An- purchased the debt for day. 6701 Smithville Highway to see that there is light geles church is paying $53,000 and is work- “We are able to give Silver Point, Tennessee despite all of the dark- off $5.3 million worth ing with a nonprofi t a Christmas gift to the Time of Services: ness.” Desmond Tutu of medical debt for organization to pay people of Los Angeles, Sunday Bible Study 9 AM nearly 6,000 house- the outstanding bills no strings attached,” THE REV. Dr. Karen Langford holds in Southern for 5,555 families in he said. Worship 10 AM & 6 AM is an inspirational speaker, California, according 28 neighborhoods, The church will also Wednesday Bible Study 7 PM ordained minister and writ- to one of the church’s co-lead pastor Tom help the recipients Minister: John Whitson (931-858-2390/239-1794) er. She may be reached at pastors. Hughes said in a video repair their credit Visit us on the web at silverpointchurchofchrist.org [email protected]. Christian Assembly posted online Thurs- scores, Hughes said. A8 HERALD-CITIZEN RELIGION FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2019 herald-citizen.com 0CHURCH CALENDAR0 Sisters

The Church Calendar is a aluminum cans to pro- ences. Don’t go thru Little Tree Learners, 261-4037. daily list of events hosted by vide new shoes to poor separation or divorce Mother’s Day Out Restoring Hope: Re- visit each nonprofit groups in Putnam, children in Central alone. Meets Wednes- Program, Tuesdays & storing Hope, a Chris- White, Overton & Jackson America & Mexico. Call days, 7 p.m. at Trinity Thursdays, 8:30 a.m.- tian-based help center, counties. To be included, Terry McBroom 931- in Algood, 205 W. Wall 2:30 p.m., now enrolling. distributes household church in call 526-9715 & ask for the 252-9704. St. Infants-preschoolers items, toiletries, furni- newsroom secretary or email Celebrate Recovery: Food Pantry: New will enjoy a loving, safe, ture, clothes, shoes & calendar@herald-citizen. Christ-centered recov- Beginning Fellowship caring environment. toys for those in need. diocese com. Be sure to include your ery meetings. Over- Church has a food pan- Call 526-9355 or visit 7311 Baxter Rd., Bax- name & number as well as a come hurts, habits, & try for those in need. www.thegrovelife.org. ter, Saturday 9 a.m.- NEW ORLEANS (AP) time, date & location of the hang-ups. Tuesdays 6 Second Saturday every How Do You Spell ‘Pres- noon, except holiday — Two elderly sisters event. Church-related items p.m. Call Steve 260- month 9-10 a.m. 775 byterian?’: Each Sunday weekends. We also have completed their goal are published in the Religion 3202, or www.college- West Cemetery Rd. Call at First Presbyterian accept non-perishable of attending mass at every section each Friday. Deadline side.org/CR. 651-2461. Church, on N. Dixie, & monetary donations. single Catholic church in for church calendar items is Children’s Program: A Free Clothing: West Cookeville, classes meet Call for appointment for the Archdiocese of New noon Wednesday. creative children’s View Baptist Church at 9:45 a.m. each Sun- after-hours deliveries, Orleans. It took them ONGOING program, New Thought gives away free clothing day. Everyone welcome. Leecoe 239-3040. nearly 20 years. Addiction Recovery Unity Church (823 10th fi rst & third Monday Interfaith Peace Project: Senior Lunch: Every Beverly Kelly and her Groups: Hope for Life, St.) is held Sundays at each month, 11 a.m.-1 Noon, fi rst Wednesday third Tuesday. Free sister, Pat Mahaff ey, non-residential. Put- 11 a.m. p.m. 427 Laurel Ave. of each month. First lunch & fellowship for crossed the fi nal church nam County: Tues- Christian Science: Chris- Free Clothing: Clothes Presbyterian Church. folks 50+, everyone off their list on Sunday days 9 a.m., Engrafted tian Science Society for entire family, no Open to any interested welcome. Silver Point when they attended Word Church (women of Cookeville, branch paperwork or questions parties. Baptist Church, 14021 11 a.m. mass at the St. only.) Tuesdays 6 p.m., of The First Church asked, everyone wel- Meditation: Unitarian Buff alo Valley Rd., Sil- Joseph Abbey Church Church on the Hill. of Christ Scientist, come. Second Satur- Universalist Congre- ver Point. near Covington, The Overton County: Mon- services at 10:30 a.m. days, 9 a.m.-noon. Silver gation of Cookeville SUNDAY, DEC. 29 Times-Picayune/New Or- days 6 p.m., Livingston Sundays, 118 E. 1st St. Point Baptist Church, meditation group, 6 p.m. Special Singing: Special leans Advocate reported. First Church. Jackson at Holly. Call 854-0916. 14021 Buff alo Valley second Tuesday each guest “Higher Ground” It was the 160th church County: Mondays 6:30 Clothing Giveaway: Green Road, Silver Point. month, 31 W. 1st St. It 6 p.m. Mount Pleas- where the sisters attended p.m. The LifeHouse Pond Church, 115 Mur- Grief: Heart of the doesn’t matter if you ant Free Will Baptist Mass. That’s more than Church. Group is free. phy Lane., Crawford. 6 Cumberland provides are just curious, a nov- Church, 4825 Buck Mt. the 120 churches and cha- Workbook $10. Call 888- p.m. Every 4th Satur- grief peer support ice, or long-time practi- Road, Cookeville. Ev- pels in the archdiocese. 688-0470 ext. 105. Visit day. groups for the entire tioner. Come experience eryone welcome! But some churches TeenChallengeUC.Org. Compassionate Communi- family, including child- a sense of calm in an FRIDAY, JAN. 3 have closed since they Adult Bereavement: Sup- cation: Unitarian Uni- care. Bereavement & di- accepting, supportive Special Singing: The started their journey. port group Tuesdays versalist Congregation vorce groups for grade environment. Visit Upper Cumberland They also went to some 10-11:15 a.m., & 6-7:15 of Cookeville’s Compas- 2-adult. Call 525-2600. http://tinyurl.com/ Gospel Music Assoc. churches outside the New p.m. Stevens Street sionate Communication Grief Share: The holiday ca2ofcf. will feature Heart Orleans area. Baptist Church campus. circle meets 6 p.m. fi rst season can be a time of Mother’s Day Out: First Friends and will have They aimed for one Call 525-2600. Hosted by & third Wednesdays, sorrow for those who Baptist Church Cookev- congregational hymnal church a month, fi guring Heart of the Cumber- at 31 W. 1st St. This is a have lost a loved one. ille’s Mother’s Day Out singing. Please join us that would take them land. Nonviolent Communi- The Grief Share Minis- program, Tuesdays & at 6 p.m. Wilhite Baptist roughly 10 years, accord- Aglow: Aglow Inter- cation method, a tool for try of Cookeville First Fridays, 8:45 a.m.-2:45 Church, 20 W. Davis ing to the newspaper. national has a single resolving diff erences. United Methodist may p.m. Call Linda 526- Road, Cookeville. Call But they revisited many purpose, to see God’s Visit http://tinyurl. be able to help you cope 7119. 510-9327. churches along the way will be done on earth as com/ca2ofcf. with this loss. We meet Parkinson’s Support Group: SUNDAY, JAN. 19 and were delayed for Hur- it is in heaven, through Divorce Care: Divorce- each Tuesday at Dyer 10 a.m. Caney Fork Bap- African Children’s Choir: ricane Katrina. prayer, local groups, Care is a friendly, Funeral Home on S. tist Church, 2404 Hwy. Will host a concert at 6 Two other sisters events & outreach. 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PRESBYTERIAN METHODIST CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH OF CHRIST EPISCOPAL Algood Cumberland ALGOOD Willow Avenue Presbyterian Church SYCAMORE Harp Ave. Algood, TN UNITED Church of Christ Minister-Rev. Richard Bond 1x2” Sunday a.m. 9:00 Church of Christ METHODIST Bible Study 10:15 Worship-9:30 AM Means 1 column by Sunday School-10:30 AM CHURCH P.M. Worship 6:00 Monday-7:00 PM 3 inches. Wed. Bible Study 7:00 Sunday Services 1x3” Too small to be noticed? Sunday Morning Worship Services You read this one. Broadcast on WHUB 1400 at 10 a.m. 8:00 a.m. - Adult Bible Study 1150 South Willow Avenue Means 1 column by Jeremiah Tatum, Minister 9:00 a.m. - Morning Worship 432-2333 10:15 a.m. - Bible Classes 3 inches. 5:00 p.m. - Evening Worship Too small to be 135 West Main St., Algood, TN. noticed? You read FIRST CUMBERLAND Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Wednesday Services PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday Worship at 10:55 a.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST this one. 565 East 10th Street 7:00 p.m. - Bible Classes Cookeville, TN 38501 NURSERY PROVIDED 931-526-6585 Church Office Albert Willis, Pastor 1144 Crescent Drive, 931-528-8587 Nursery School ␣ Sunday Schedule: 537-6111 • www.algoodumc.org Cookeville Worship - 8:45 and 11:00 AM Church School - 9:50 AM 931-526-5427 Evening Worship - 6:00 PM LUTHERAN Wednesday Worship: FIRST The Connection - 5:00 PM Minister: Steve Reeder UNITED Heavenly Host Christian Smith, www.sycamorecoc.com Senior Pastor METHODIST Lutheran Church & School CHURCH and Early Childhood Center BAPTIST Everyone is invited to attend: Pastor: Andrew Smith 165 EAST BROAD, Northeast Church: 931-526-3423 COOKEVI LLE, TN 38501 School & ECC: 520-3766 Phone: (931) 526-2177 Church of Christ HOLLADAY Off Highway 111, Cookeville, TN We invite you to worship with us: www.cookevillefumc.org Bible Study 9:00 AM 8:00 am and 10:30 am Sunday 9:15 am Bible Classes *Radio Broadcast - FM 94.1 CHURCH OF Worship...... 10:00 AM • Kevin Conrad Evening Worship...... 6:00 PM 777 S. Willow Ave., Cookeville •Martin Thielen CHRIST HeavenlyHostLCMS.org Senior Senior Pastor Wednesday 1765 Mine Lick Creek Rd. Bible Study...... 7:00 PM Worship Service: Cookeville, TN MINISTER - Paul Wilmoth 8:30 a.m. & 10:55 a.m. - Sanctuary CATHOLIC Antioch Sunday Bible Study...... 10 a.m. Assoc. Minister - David Hill Sunday Morning Worship...11 a.m. A warm welcome awaits Friendship UMC Church of Christ Sunday Evening Worship...... 6 p.m. everyone - 526-2535 St. Thomas Aquinas 5454 S. Jeff erson Ave 4711 Old Sparta Rd. Wednesday Bible Study...6:30 p.m. Cookville, TN Catholic Church Cookeville, TN Nursery Available 421 N. Washington Ave., Cookeville Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Sunday School...... 10 AM Worship Service: 11:00 a.m. Johnny Fox, Minister 526-2575 Worship...... 11 AM 1x2” Wed. night Bible Study: 5:30 p.m. Means 1 column by Fr. Christiano Pastor: Robert Baker Evening Worship...... 5 PM 432-4751 2 inches. Nunes de Silva (931)525-3555 www.holladaychurchofchrist.com Wednesday Bible Study.....6:30 PM Too small to be noticed? MASS SCHEDULE You read this one. Saturday 5:00 p.m. ROCKY POINT COOPERATIVE BAPTIST Sunday 8:00 a.m., 10:45 a.m. MISSIONARY BAPTIST Algood SMYRNA 12:30 p.m. Spanish Mass “We’re not the church nearest but the church dearest” CHURCH OF CHRIST Please Call for Holy Days Church of 3698 Dodson Branch Road Schedule Cookeville, TN 38501 • 931-526-5403 SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Sunday Bible Study...... 9:00 AM Christ Saturday, 4:00 or by appointment 1x2.5” 395 W. Main, Algood, TN Sunday Worship...... 10:00 AM NON-DENOMINATIONAL Weekday Masses 8:00 a.m. Daily Means 1 column by Sunday Bible Study 9:00 AM Evening Worship...... 6:00 PM http://www.cookevillestthomas.org Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 PM Nolan Cantrell, Pastor 2.5 inches. Sunday Morning Worship 10:00 AM Too small to be noticed? Sun. Evening Bible Study 5:25 P.M. SUNDAY “Come and Give Us A Try Everyone Is Welcome” Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 PM Studies In The Word You read this one. 780 AM / 106.1 FM LIVELIFE.CHURCH Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 PM AT 7:30 AM 1x1.5” NEW ZION MISSIONARY Nursery Available The Bible Way Means 1 column by BAPTIST CHURCH 1600 AM / 110.9 FM NEW TRADITIONAL 1.5 inches. Bro. Larry S. Gregory, Pastor Preacher John Chowning AT 9:00 AM SERVICE AT Hwy. 56 • Bloomington Springs, TN Minister, James Rogers Too small to be noticed? Call 931-528-1684 for info. 537-6221 THE EDGE AT 10:00 “Free Bible Lesson by Associate Minister, Sammy Webb You read this one. SUNDAY SCHOOL - 10 A.M. www.cocsmyrna.org WORSHIP SERVICE - 11 A.M. Mail Upon Request” 2223 N. Washington Ave 931.526.6900 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN A9 herald-citizen.com PUTNAM COUNTY DEVOTIONAL PAGE

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CHURCH OF GOD LUTHERAN FAITH PRESBYTERIAN NEW COVENANT TABERNACLE Hometown Family Care 9177 Roberts Rd. Silver Point, Tn 771 S. Jefferson Ave. Where We Care About You and Your Family ALGOOD CHURCH OF GOD HEAVENLY HOST LUTHERAN 931-303-3366 106 Thompson Lane, 537-9927 777 S. Willow Ave., 526-3423 ONE AGAIN MINISTRIES FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 2553 Isaacs Path BAXTER CROSSROADS CHURCH OF GOD METHODIST 20 N. Dixie Ave., 526-4424 NATALIE STOUT 1250 Main St. ONE ELEVEN FELLOWSHIP REALTOR ® Baxter, 858-4480 ALGOOD UNITED METHODIST GRACE PRESBYTERIAN 6200 Hwy. 111 N., 537-3003 931-520-7750 office 931-520-7728 fax 135 W. Main St., 537-6111 2226 Burton Branch Rd., 520-0893 Wanda Keagle, FNP 931-267-9509 cell BAXTER FIRST CHURCH OF GOD PARTNERS IN MISSION INTL’ 586 Suite L South Jefferson Ave., Cookeville 410 E. SPRING STREET, SUITE G 446 Elm St. ALMYRA UNITED METHODIST MT. 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When she reaches that I don’t think it’s cently found out my I didn’t he and his paramour re- I treasure my relation- her limit, I’m sure she nice to invite addition- Dhusband has been suspect a main in touch indicates ship with my daughter will come up with some al people without fi rst having a four-year thing and that while the physical and grandson and want choice phrases to blast checking with the hosts, aff air with a woman 24 always loved aff air may be over, their them all to want to come her husband off the sofa. certainly not at 10 o’clock years younger than I him deeply. emotional aff air is ongo- over and be close. I am Remember, this is her the night before, but they am. He met her at work. Can I get ing. For your marriage trying to keep my mouth problem, not yours, so let don’t want to leave the He tells me he loves her, over this? to be repaired and trust shut, but my daughter her handle it. fi fth couple out. This is but he loves me more. — HURT- rebuilt, that too must knows how I feel. How DEAR ABBY: We are the third time this has Abby, they actually ABIGAIL ING IN end. do I navigate this chal- part of a group of four happened, and others thought I would agree WASHING - DEAR ABBY: My son- lenge of having to bite couples who arrange to have spoken to her about to him taking her on as VAN BUREN TON in-law is lazy and arro- my lip when I see him get together for dinners. it to no avail. Please a second wife, but, of DEAR gant. My daughter seems lying around with a sink One of the couples con- help! — UNINVITED IN course, I refused. They HURTING: If you are to think he walks on full of dishes? What am tinually invites another DELAWARE no longer see each other, going to get past this water. He has answers I allowed to say without couple at the last minute DEAR UNINVITED: but communicate regu- — notice I did not say and excuses for every- alienating him? — EX- without checking with What the woman is do- larly by text. He misses “get over” — it will take thing. I’m realizing that ASPERATED MOM IN the rest of us. ing is beyond inconsider- her, she misses him, and both cooperation from he may never amount CANADA We are hosting a ate. The “way to handle I am deeply hurt, since your husband and the to anything, because he DEAR MOM: If you dinner and planned it it” would be to discuss nothing will ever be the services of a licensed has no ambition. They are wise, you will keep around the eight of us, it with the other group same. marriage and family recently had a baby, and your thoroughly chewed only to fi nd out this members and agree to I am also devastated therapist. he does very little to lip zipped. 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Susie’s a.m. on each Thursday of the to better ourselves, our “A New Year; in depth knowledge keeps month. health, or to change our a New You.” any audience engrossed in In December, our center life circumstances. If one of She will get us history. Remember, Wednes- had a review on senior safe- your goals includes educa- motivated to day speakers begin at 10:30 ty preparedness on issues tion, then Goodwill Career gear up for the a.m., with a covered dish such as fi re or tornados. Solutions off ers free com- SAUNDRA coming year. luncheon at 11 a.m. Procedure awareness and puter training skills classes, GILMORE On Jan. 15, Jill If one of your New Year the available exits to use keyboarding, internet usage Jones-Lazuka goals is health, our most during an emergency are an and email classes. This is presents men/women fash- popular reoccurring pro- education itself and build available for all people, not ion after the revolution with gram is our fi tness exercises member confi dence. just seniors, to have the a presentation titled “An off ered at 9 a.m. Mondays, If possible, I would like to opportunity to reach their Agreeable Tyrant.” Jill al- Wednesdays and Fridays. share this quote from Goo- fullest potential. Education ways has information which Our seniors are led in exer- gle, “May the new year bless Buff alo Valley builds the ego and achieving creates follow-up discussion cises, at no expense, mir- you with health, wealth and computer skills opens a wide with our members. We roring the Silver Sneakers happiness” and … “may source of knowledge, not to are looking forward to the exercise program (although your right hand always be birthdays mention a surprise for those possibility of TTU Professor our facilitator is not Silver stretched out in friendship.” grandkids. 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In 1831, naturalist Charles Darwin set out on a round-the-world voyage aboard the HMS Beagle. In 1958, American phys- icist James Van Allen reported the discovery of a second radiation belt around Earth, in addition to one found earlier in the year. Frank & Ernest In 1968, Apollo 8 and its three astronauts made a safe, nighttime splash- down in the Pacifi c. In 1979, Soviet forces seized control of Afghan- istan. In 2001, Defense Secre- tary Donald H. Rumsfeld announced that Taliban and al-Qaida prisoners would be held at the U.S. naval base at Guantana- mo Bay, Cuba. Arlo & Janis Today’s Birthdays: Actor John Amos is 80. Actor Gerard Depardieu is 71. Singer-songwriter Karla Bonoff is 68. Rock musician David Knopfl er (Dire Straits) is 67. Ac- tress Tovah Feldshuh is 66. Wrestler and actor Bill Goldberg is 53. Actor Masi Oka is 45. Actress Emilie de Ravin is 38. Rock sing- er Hayley Williams is 31. A12 HERALD-CITIZEN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2019 herald-citizen.com FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2019 Sports HERALD-CITIZEN B1 herald-citizen.com Upperman girls capitalize on turnovers, top GHS 64-52

By SAM BUNDY “This is what we’ve state power, but a young GREENEVILLE SUN been doing. We’ve been bunch themselves having to dig out of starting a freshman, GREENEVILLE — that same hole early for two sophomores and two Each time the young the last three or four juniors - led by double Greeneville Lady games,” said Green- digits the rest of the Greene Devils take the eville coach Annette way. fl oor, they’re learning. Watts, whose Lady Dev- “Torie is an unbe- Against the Upper- ils drop to 4-7. lievable shooter,” said man Lady Bees on the “I can’t fi gure out Upperman coach Dana opening day of the 31st what to change. It’s on McWilliams, whose Ladies Classic on Thurs- me to fi nd the combi- Lady Bees won back- day night, the Lady nation that it’s going to-back Class 2A state Devils were reminded to take for us to get out championships in 2017 that a slow start and there and get us going and 2018. poor shooting don’t lead early.” “… (Lauren) Bailey to success. Taking advantage of shot it well for Green- The Lady Devils fell Greeneville turnovers, eville, too, obviously. We behind 20-6 after one Upperman jumped to a went man on her and quarter, shot just 36 10-1 lead on a layup from she still made shots. She SAM BUNDY | GREENEVILLE SUN percent (18 of 50) from Torie Brooks and a 16-4 did a great job.” Upperman High School’s Reagan Hurst, center, pulls down a rebound the fl oor and shot just 53 lead on a layup from Ai- Watts said the Lady between several Greeneville defenders during action Thursday night percent (10 of 19) from yana Levy with 2:45 left Devils knew Brooks was in Greeneville. The Lady Bees won the game 64-52 and will play North the free throw line en in the fi rst quarter. Greene Saturday at 4:30 p.m. CST. route to a 64-52 loss. The Lady Bees - a SEE UHS, PAGE B2 Henry says he’s ready to play Sunday

NASHVILLE (AP) — Pro Bowl running back Derrick Henry makes it very clear he will play Sunday against the Houston Texans with a playoff berth on the line for the Tennessee Titans. “I love football,” Henry said Thursday. “I love playing the game, so I’m defi nitely ready.” The Titans (8-7) downgraded Henry to questionable just before Houston clinched the AFC South with a win last weekend in Tampa Bay, then deactivated Henry in a 38- AP 28 loss to New Orleans a day later. In this April 14 file photo, Tiger Woods reacts as he wins the Masters golf tournament in Augusta, Ga. Woods’ The Titans still ran for 149 yards victory at the Masters might not have been the most important sports story of 2019. It was certainly one of with a group eff ort. the most uplifting. But Henry just earned his fi rst Pro Bowl berth by running for 1,329 yards this season. Even with being given a game off to rest a sore left hamstring, Hen- ry still ranks third in the NFL in A walk to remember rushing and is tied for third in the league with 13 rushing touchdowns. The Titans are hoping he can se- Woods’ Masters victory tabbed AP Story of the Year cure the franchise’s second playoff berth in three seasons and second since the 2008 season. AP — A green jacket. A the U.S. women’s soccer per Bowl, a California law the wee hours the day Henry practiced fully Thursday, heart-melting embrace. A team’s victory at the World that threatens to upend the after Thanksgiving in and coach Mike Vrabel said the run- stirring return to the top Cup. That monthlong com- NCAA and Simone Biles’ 2009, when he ran over a ning back looked great in Tuesday’s of golf by one of the sport’s petition was punctuated dominance at gymnastics’ fi re hydrant outside his session before taking Wednesday off all-time greats. by star Megan Rapinoe’s world championships, set house in Florida, trigger- for Christmas. In choosing Tiger Woods’ push for pay equality for against the backdrop of the ing an avalanche of stories “Anytime you got time to rest, it victory at the Masters the women’s team and an sex-abuse crisis consuming about infi delity that would always helps a lot,” Henry said of as The Associated Press ongoing war of words with the sport in the U.S. — lead to the breakup of his getting a day off . sports story of the year, President Donald Trump. were long-running sagas marriage and play into The 2015 Heisman Trophy winner voters went with the uplift- Rapinoe’s eff orts to use that went beyond a single the near-destruction of his had said he would play even if his ing escape of a great come- sports as a platform to day or event. They painted career. leg was hanging off . Asked about back over options that were discuss bigger issues was sports not as an escape Part 2 was the injuries. sitting out against the Saints, Henry as much about sports as the hardly a one-off in 2019. Of from the world’s problems Woods came close but did inquired what Vrabel said about it. issues that enveloped them the top 12 stories in the bal- but merely another window not return to his dominant The coach said after the loss to New in 2019: politics, money and loting, only three — titles into them. form after his return to Orleans that it was an organization- the growing push for equal won by the Toronto Rap- It’s no stretch to say that golf following his breakup al decision to keep Henry out of the pay and equal rights for tors, Washington Nationals the whole of the Woods with his wife. And as time lineup. women. and University of Virginia saga — namely, the sordid, went on, his physical condi- After hearing the coach’s re- The balloters, a mix of basketball team — stuck pain-riddled, decadelong tion deteriorated. He didn’t sponse, Henry said Thursday, AP member sports editors mainly to what happened prelude to his victory at play in 2016 or 2017, and at “That’s what it was.” and AP beat writers, ele- between the lines. Augusta National in April the end of ‘17, he conceded Henry’s left hamstring had been vated Woods’ rousing vic- All the rest — including — would fi t into that cate- his back was so bad that bothering him for the past few tory at Augusta National the blown call that cost the gory, as well. weeks. He ran for 103 yards and over the runner-up entry: Saints a chance at the Su- His downfall began in SEE WOODS, PAGE B2 two touchdowns on Dec. 8 in a 42-21 win in Oakland despite obviously being limited by the hamstring. His longest run went for 24 yards with Henry running slower than he can. Fiesta Bowl pits Fields vs Lawrence in QB showdown He ran for 86 yards on 21 carries Dec. 15 in a loss to Houston w ith a SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Jus- the College Football Playoff semifi nal The fi rst connection between long run of 23 yards. tin Fields and Trevor Lawrence went at the Fiesta Bowl. It could be the Fields and Lawrence is Ron Veal, With Henry not 100%, the Titans to high school about 20 miles from start of something big. who played quarterback at Arizona made the strategic decision to rest each other in the suburbs northwest “This is the future of the NFL in the late 1980s and now lives in the Henry — and still benefi tted when of Atlanta. playing in this game,” said Ohio State Atlanta area. Pittsburgh’s loss to the New York They have worked out since middle defensive coordinator Jeff Hafl ey, Veal started working with young Jets put the Titans in position Sun- school with the same quarterback who spent seven years as an NFL quarterbacks in 2002. The personal day to clinch a playoff berth with a trainer, a former Pac-12 QB and assistant. “For the next 10 years you QB business has boomed since then win against Houston (10-5). full-time fi refi ghter who is more have, God willing they both stay and created some superstar coaches “I’m rested, I’m supposed to be well-respected than well-known in healthy, you have these two guys who attract and seek out players with ready,” Henry said. the business. leading the way.” blue-chip potential. That’s not Veal. Houston coach Bill O’Brien cer- Lawrence and Fields were the Nos. Fields, who went to Harrison High He is now part of a group of trainers tainly expects Henry to play, though 1 and 1a recruits in the class of 2018, School in Kennesaw, Georgia, and called the Quarterback Collective he didn’t have any expectations of competed at the same Elite 11 camp Lawrence, who attended Cartersville and he trains up-and-coming passers what that might look like. and have been linked for most of High School, are more friendly than of all kinds as a side gig to fi refi ght- “We’re going to prepare like he’s their young lives despite never play- close friends. ing. going to play,” O’Brien said. “Again, ing in the same football game. “It’s funny we have to come across “Some other quarterback coach- our expectation is that we’ve got a The rivalry becomes real Saturday the country to fi nally play each es, they brand themselves better,” really good football team coming when Fields and No. 2 Ohio State take other,” Lawrence said Thursday at on Lawrence and No. 3 Clemson in Fiesta Bowl media day. SEE FIESTA, PAGE B2 SEE TITANS, PAGE B2 B2 HERALD-CITIZEN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2019 herald-citizen.com Grizz down Th under, avenge earlier loss

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) points and 11 assists, Shai — After what happened eight Gilgeous-Alexander scored 21 days earlier in the same and Dennis Schroder added arena, the Memphis Grizzlies 20 points for Oklahoma City, took extra satisfaction in which had a four-game win- beating Oklahoma City on ning streak snapped. Thursday night. The Thunder had beaten Jonas Valanciunas scored Memphis nine straight times 21 points, Jaren Jackson Jr. at Chesapeake Energy Arena, added 20 and the Grizzlies a streak that dated to Nov. 14, held onto the lead this time 2012. in a 110-97 victory over the “They were rebounding on Thunder. us and they were just mak- Tyus Jones added 15 points ing timely shots,” Paul said. off the bench on 6-of-7 shoot- “They made the fl oaters, the ing for Memphis, which blew mid-range, the 3s. Honestly, a 24-point third-quarter lead we can look and see what we during its last visit to Okla- need to do better, but I think homa City on Dec. 18 and lost give them credit, too - they 126-122. played an all-around great AP That started a stretch in game.” Oklahoma City Thunder center Nerlens Noel (9), guard Chris Paul (3) and Memphis which the Grizzles dropped The burly Valanciunas Grizzlies forward Brandon Clarke (15) battle for the ball during the second half of an three out of four games. went 9 of 11 from the fi eld and game Thursday in Oklahoma City. “Last time was disappoint- fueled an 8-0 run early in the ing, because we had a big lead fourth quarter that essential- and we lost it,” Jackson said. ly put the game away. Mem- 3-pointer by Jones with 2:53 remaining. guys, the unselfi shness that “We weren’t able to respond. phis shot 55% from the fi eld left in the third and pushed “We’ve had some tough we’re talking about, the crit- This time we made sure we and outrebounded the Thun- their lead to 20 with 9:10 left endings the last (few games), ical learning opportunities responded the right way. We der 50-34. after six straight points by but we don’t dwell,” Memphis that we’ve had, in the fourth got a big lead again … then Memphis didn’t trail after Valanciunas. coach Taylor Jenkins said. quarter to close out a win is made sure we took care of the the fi rst quarter. The Griz- Oklahoma City pulled to “We move forward. Our guys huge for us.” ball and made the right plays. zlies led by nine in the fi rst 106-97 with 2:15 to go, but are continuing to get better. Brandon Clarke scored 13 “That one stung before, so and were up 49-47 at halftime. Schroder missed an open 3 The competitiveness is there points for Memphis, going 5 of we defi nitely owed them one. They extended their ad- on the Thunder’s next posses- every single night. But when 6 from the fl oor. I’m glad we got it done.” vantage to double digits for sion and Valanciunas dunked you get that production, that Steven Adams had 16 points Chris Paul had 23 the fi rst time at 79-67 on a at the other end with 1:25 competitive fi re from all 11 for the Thunder. WOODS: Tiger roars back among golfing greats with spectacular Masters comeback

FROM PAGE B1 victory in 2008 and the start of 2019, it was clear that if there was a single his days of competitive golf might be course where Woods could con- behind him. jure the old magic and end a major There were four risky back surger- drought, it would be Augusta Nation- ies. Woods also required a good deal al. As a four-time champion, Woods of inner healing after a mortifying built a career on studying every inch DUI arrest in 2017. of the layout, knowing every fault Through it all, Woods somehow line and every sneaky twist. kept nurturing his love for golf. And But where, at one time, he might eventually, he found his game again. have overpowered the course and He climbed his way back to the top. intimidated the competition, in 2019, He had close calls at two majors in he simply outlasted them both. He 2018 — the British Open and PGA avoided mistakes while everyone else Championship — and then won the was making them. Instead of taking season-ending Tour Championship, a lead into the last day, then never as good a sign as any that, at 43, he giving anyone a whiff of hope, this could take on the best and win. was a comeback. He started the day But regular tournaments are two shots behind. not the majors, and no major is the As AP Golf Writer Doug Ferguson SAM BUNDY | GREENEVILLE SUN Masters. wrote in his wrapup of the fi nal day: Upperman’s Torie Brooks, right, applies defensive pressure during It was on those hallowed grounds “Woods never missed a shot that Thursday night’s action. at Augusta National where Woods mattered over the fi nal seven holes, set the marker, starting a decade taking the lead with a 5-iron to the of dominance that would redefi ne fat of the green on the par-5 15th for a the game. He blew away the fi eld by two-putt birdie, delivering the knock- UHS: Upperman girls moving on in tourney, 12 strokes in 1997 to win the fi rst of out with an 8-iron that rode down what has become fi ve green jackets the ridge by the cup and settled 2 feet set to battle North Greene in quarterfinals and 15 major titles. away for birdie on the par-3 16th.” On that day, Woods came off the When it was over, Woods came to FROM PAGE B1 sophomores Brooklyn throws to get Green- 18th green and wrapped himself in a the same spot where he’d met Earl Crouch and Anna Grace eville within 51-39 at the warm embrace with his father, Earl, 22 years before. He scooped up his a shooter. McClain at the outset of 2:14 mark of the third whose death in 2006 left an undeni- son, Charlie, and held him in a long “I had seen that the second quarter. before Hurst dropped in able void in the player’s life. embrace, then did the same with on fi lm. It was in our Greeneville cut the a jumper and McClain Though there had been a handful his 11-year-old daughter, Sam, and scouting report that she lead to 31-20 by halftime sank a free throw to of close calls between his U.S. Open mother, Tilda. would shoot it deep,” she before getting 17 points push Upperman to a 54- said. from Bailey in the third 39 lead at the end of the “We’re just not fully quarter to keep the third. understanding that game relatively close. A layup from Abigail FIESTA: Lawrence, Fields setting standard we’ve got to be out in the Bailey knocked down Johnson at the start of passing lanes and not let four straight jumpers, the fourth quarter gave for NFL quarterbacks over next 10 years them catch the ball out including a 3-pointer, Upperman a 56-39 lead, there, or if they do catch to get the Lady Devils and the Lady Bees led FROM PAGE B1 then the natural ability off er? I think we’re the it out there we’ve got to within 10 points four by at least 12 points for and a natural talent same in talent,” Fields be in their face where times in the fi rst half most of the period. Field said. “He doesn’t surfaced. But they just said. “I kind of always they don’t get an easy of the third quarter. Greeneville senior really care about all the work at it.” had a chip on my shoul- shot. But, again, it’s a Brooks then drained Macy Kennedy knocked glamour. He just wants “They wanted to be der.” learning game. three straight 3-point- down a 3-pointer to pull to see the guys that he diff erent,” Veal added. Fields broke out his “Right now, we’re hav- ers to push Upperman the Lady Devils within trains have success.” Lawrence was the junior season at Harri- ing more turnovers in to a 48-31 advantage 62-52 with 37 seconds That seems to be a more advanced of the son, a 6A high school in the fi rst quarter than we at the 3:44 mark of the left before Hurst scored perfect match for two two heading into high Georgia’s second-larg- have points,” Watts said. period. on a layup for the fi nal prodigies whose priori- school. Veal attributed est classifi cation. “I attribute a lot of that Brooks, who had four margin. ties were self-improve- that to Fields spending By the summer head- to our age, but at the 3-pointers in the third Hurst fi nished with ment, not the spotlight. a lot of time playing ing into their senior same time Upperman is quarter, hit fi ve of her 24 points to lead Upper- Veal began working youth baseball. seasons, Lawrence and young, too. six shots from the fl oor man. with Fields when he Lawrence was a Fields had become the “But they got out and overall and fi nished Greeneville will play was in sixth grade and four-year starter at top two quarterback shot layups, and that’s with 16 points. Archer, a 44-38 loser to Lawrence when he was Cartersville, a 3A high recruits in the country. what we’ve got to be able Bailey was the lone North Greene, at noon in seventh. Mostly, school. Clemson quar- They were selected for to do.” Lady Devil in double fi g- Saturday. their sessions were one- terback coach Brandon Elite 11, a camp where Upperman (10-1) took ures with a game-high Upperman will face on-one with Veal, but Streeter got his fi rst top prospects train and its biggest lead of the 20 points. North Greene in a quar- at least once Lawrence look at Lawrence after compete on the fi eld, game, 24-6, on back- Bailey nailed two terfi nal matchup at 5:30 came to Fields’ high the quarterback’s fresh- spend time in the fi lm to-back layups from 3-pointers and two free p.m. Saturday. school for a joint ses- man season and could room and are taught sion before both went hardly believe what he how to become a leader. off to college. It was not saw. Lawrence and Fields particularly eventful “No fl aws that I could weren’t just the top two TITANS: Davis practicing with Tennessee, for either quarterback. see,” Streeter said. players in their Elite Instead of sizing up “You knew at that mo- 11 class but two of the wide receiver Humphries did not return to field each other, they were ment that this kid had most impressive in the more interested in go- something special.” 22-year history of the FROM PAGE B1 you also see the speed of every player ing about the business While Lawrence was competition. in every position increase.” of getting better. drawing interest from “When they showed in here. A team that’s tough, physical “They work like no- Clemson, Fields’ fi rst up, they had a factor and very-well coached. We’re going NOTES body’s business,” Veal off ers came from North we hadn’t seen very to have to play very well to have a WR Corey Davis (concussion pro- said. “You know, when Carolina, Duke and often,” said Yogi Roth, chance to win the game.” tocol) practiced fully Thursday after they came to a session Wake Forest. Fields an analyst with the Tennessee’ has tried to not to press being limited earlier. ... CB Adoree’ there was really no said going to camps Pac-12 Network who Henry too much during practice. Jackson (foot) did not practice along talking between me and with players like Law- has been working with “We all understand that the real with WRs Adam Humphries (ankle) the kid. It was self-cor- rence motivated him to Elite 11 for 12 years. test is at the game when the speeds and Kalif Raymond (concussion pro- rection and correction. want more. “They were meticulous certainly go up for every player,” Vra- tocol). ... DL Jeff ery Simmons (knee) They put in the work to “He has an off er. How in their commitment to bel said. “I think we try to monitor practiced fully along with LB Daren get where they are and come I don’t have an the craft.” what they do during practice, but then Bates (shoulder). FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN B3 herald-citizen.com 0SCOREBOARD0 (ESPN) ON TELEVISION HOCKEY Fiesta Bowl Glendale, Ariz. Friday, December 27 NHL schedule CFP Semifinal, Ohio State (13-0) vs. Clemson (13-0), COLLEGE FOOTBALL All Times EST 8 p.m. (ESPN) 11 a.m. Wednesday’s Games Monday, Dec. 30 ESPN — The Military Bowl: North Carolina vs. Temple, No games scheduled Annapolis, Md. SERVPRO First Responder Bowl Thursday’s Games Dallas 2:20 p.m. No games scheduled Western Kentucky (8-4) vs. Western Michigan (7-5), ESPN — The Pinstripe Bowl: Michigan State vs. Wake 12:30 p.m. (ESPN) Forest, New York Friday’s Games Boston at Buff alo, 7 p.m. Music City Bowl 5:45 p.m. Carolina at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Nashville, Tenn. ESPN — The Texas Bowl: Oklahoma State vs. Texas Toronto at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Mississippi State (6-6) vs. Louisville (7-5), 4 p.m. A&M, Houston Columbus at Washington, 7 p.m. (ESPN) 7 p.m. Minnesota at Colorado, 8 p.m. FS1 — The Holiday Bowl: Southern California vs. Iowa, Redbox Bowl Pittsburgh at Nashville, 8 p.m. Santa Clara, Calif. San Diego St. Louis at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Illinois (6-6) vs. California (7-5), 4 p.m. (FOX) 9:15 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. ESPN — The Cheez-It Bowl: Air Force vs. Washington Orange Bowl Calgary at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Miami Gardens, Fla. State, Phoenix Los Angeles at San Jose, 10 p.m. Florida (10-2) vs. Virginia (9-4), 8 p.m. (ESPN) IIHF HOCKEY Saturday’s Games Tuesday, Dec. 31 8 a.m. Washington at Carolina, 7 p.m. NHLN — World Junior Championship: Kazakhstan vs. Belk Bowl Colorado at Dallas, 7 p.m. Charlotte, N.C. Slovakia, Trinec, Czeck Republic Detroit at Florida, 7 p.m. Kentucky (7-5) vs. Virginia Tech (8-4), Noon (ESPN) 12 p.m. Nashville at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. NHLN — World Junior Championship: U.S. vs. Germa- Sun Bowl Montreal at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. El Paso, Texas ny, Ostravice, Czeck Republic N.Y. Rangers at Toronto, 7 p.m. Florida State (6-6) vs. Arizona State (7-5), 2 p.m. (CBS) NBA BASKETBALL Los Angeles at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Liberty Bowl 3 p.m. Arizona at Vegas, 10 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. NBATV — Cleveland at Boston Philadelphia at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Kansas State (8-4) vs. Navy (10-2), 3:45 p.m. (ESPN) 6 p.m. NBATV — Philadelphia at Orlando Sunday’s Games Arizona Bowl Winnipeg at St. Louis, 3 p.m. Tucson, Ariz. 9:30 p.m. Chicago at Columbus, 5 p.m. Wyoming (7-5) vs. Georgia State (7-5), 4:30 p.m. NBATV — Phoenix at Golden State New Jersey at Ottawa, 5 p.m. (CBSSN) AP NHL HOCKEY N.Y. Islanders at Minnesota, 6 p.m. Alamo Bowl 7 p.m. Buff alo at Boston, 7 p.m. San Antonio Louisiana Tech’s J’Mar Smith celebrates with teammates after winning NBCSN — Minnesota at Colorado Detroit at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Texas (7-5) vs. Utah (11-2), 7:30 p.m. (ESPN) the Independence Bowl against Miami, Thursday at Independence SOCCER (MEN’S) Dallas at Arizona, 8 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 1 1:55 p.m. Philadelphia at Anaheim, 8:30 p.m. Stadium in Shreveport, La. NBCSN — Premier League: Manchester City at Citrus Bowl Vancouver at Calgary, 9:30 p.m. Orlando, Fla. Wolves Michigan (9-3) vs. Alabama (10-2), 1 p.m. (ABC) TENNIS FOOTBALL Outback Bowl 2 p.m. Tampa, Fla. TENNIS — ATP/WTA: The Hawaii Open, Semifinals, NFL schedule Minnesota (10-2) vs. Auburn (9-3), 1 p.m. (ESPN) Honolulu, Hawaii All Times EST Rose Bowl La. Tech blanks Miami Sunday’s Games Pasadena, Calif. BASKETBALL Chicago at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Oregon (11-2) vs. Wisconsin (10-3), 5 p.m. (ESPN) NBA Atlanta at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Sugar Bowl Miami at New England, 1 p.m. New Orleans All Times EST Green Bay at Detroit, 1 p.m. Georgia (11-2) vs. Baylor (11-2), 8:45 p.m. (ESPN) EASTERN CONFERENCE Thursday, Jan. 2 in Independence Bowl Cleveland at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Atlantic Division L.A. Chargers at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Birmingham (Ala.) Bowl W L Pct GB N.Y. Jets at Buff alo, 1 p.m. Cincinnati (10-3) vs. Boston College (6-6), 3 p.m. Boston 21 7 .750 — New Orleans at Carolina, 1 p.m. (ESPN) SHREVEPORT, La. (AP) — J’Mar Outstanding Off ensive Player after Philadelphia 23 10 .697 ½ Oakland at Denver, 4:25 p.m. Gator Bowl Smith threw a touchdown pass rushing for 95 yards on 22 carries. Toronto 21 10 .677 1½ Tennessee at Houston, 4:25 p.m. Jacksonville, Fla. and had a late scoring run to help Smith completed 13 of 28 passes for Brooklyn 16 14 .533 6 Washington at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. Indiana (8-4) vs. Tennessee (7-5), 7 p.m. (ESPN) New York 8 24 .250 15 Indianapolis at Jacksonville, 4:25 p.m. Friday, Jan. 3 Louisiana Tech beat Miami 14-0 on 163 yards with one interception. Southeast Division Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants, 4:25 p.m. Famous Idaho Potato Bowl Thursday night in the only shutout Miami entered the game with the W L Pct GB Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 4:25 p.m. Boise in the Independence Bowl’s 44-game nation’s worst third-down conver- Miami 22 8 .733 — Arizona at L.A. Rams, 4:25 p.m. Ohio (6-6) vs. Nevada (7-5), 3:30 p.m. (ESPN) Orlando 13 17 .433 9 San Francisco at Seattle, 8:20 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 4 history. sion percentage, and going 5 for 14 on Charlotte 13 20 .394 10½ Armed Forces Bowl Louisiana Tech (10-3) reached dou- Thursday won’t help that much. The Washington 9 21 .300 13 College Bowl Schedule Fort Worth, Texas Atlanta 6 25 .194 16½ Southern Miss (7-5) vs. Tulane (6-6), 11:30 a.m. (ESPN) ble-digit victories for the fi rst time Hurricanes fi nished the year with All Times EST Central Division Monday, Jan. 6 since 1984 and ran its postseason three straight losses and averaging W L Pct GB Friday, Dec. 20 Bahamas Bowl Lendingtree Bowl winning streak to six — the longest only 25.7 points per game. It raises Milwaukee 27 5 .844 — Mobile, Ala. Indiana 21 10 .677 5½ Nassau Buff alo 31, Charlotte 9 Miami (Ohio) (8-5) vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (10-3), 7:30 current streak in the country. more questions about the future of Chicago 12 20 .375 15 p.m. (ESPN) “To have the 10-win season and to off ensive coordinator Dan Enos, Detroit 12 20 .375 15 Frisco (Texas) Bowl Kent State 51, Utah State 41 Monday, Jan. 13 beat a Power 5 team in a bowl game, I whose lone season with the Hurri- Cleveland 9 21 .300 17 College Football Championship WESTERN CONFERENCE Saturday, Dec. 21 can’t put into words my feelings and canes saw the off ense perform well Celebration Bowl New Orleans Southwest Division Fiesta Bowl winner vs. Peach Bowl winner, 8 p.m. my emotions for what these players below expectations. W L Pct GB At Atlanta (ESPN) Houston 21 10 .677 — NC A&T 64, Alcorn State 44 have accomplished,” coach Skip New Mexico Bowl Saturday, Jan. 18 Dallas 20 10 .667 ½ East-West Shrine Classic Holtz said. THE TAKEAWAY San Antonio 12 18 .400 8½ Albuquerque San Diego State 48, Central Michigan 11 At St. Petersburg, Fla. Memphis 12 20 .375 9½ East vs. West, 3 p.m. (NFL) Miami (6-7) completed its sec- Louisiana Tech: The season will New Orleans 9 23 .281 12½ Cure Bowl ond losing season in 12 years. The forever be tainted by “what if” Orlando, Fla. NFLPA Collegiate Bowl Northwest Division Liberty 23, Georgia Southern 16 At Pasadena, Calif. Hurricanes have lost nine of 10 bowl for the Bulldogs. Following a sea- W L Pct GB American vs. National, 5 p.m. (FS1) Boca Raton (Fla.) Bowl games. son-opening loss at Texas, Louisi- Denver 21 9 .700 — Saturday, Jan. 25 Utah 19 12 .613 2½ FAU 52, SMU 28 According to Stats Inc., the Bull- ana Tech rattled off eight straight Camellia Bowl Senior Bowl Oklahoma City 15 15 .500 6 At Mobile, Ala. dogs became the fi rst Group of 5 wins before Smith was suspended Portland 14 18 .438 8 Montgomery, Ala. North vs. South, 2:30 p.m. Minnesota 11 19 .367 10 Arkansas State 34, FIU 26 program to shut out a Power 5 school two games for violating an undis- New Orleans Bowl Sunday, Jan. 26 Pacific Division Appalachian State 31, UAB 17 Hula Bowl in a bowl game since the beginning closed program policy. The Bulldogs W L Pct GB At Honolulu L.A. Lakers 24 7 .774 — Las Vegas Bowl 10:30 p.m. of the BCS/College Football Playoff lost those two games and won the L.A. Clippers 23 10 .697 2 Washington 38, Boise State 7 era in 1998. regular-season fi nale when Smith Sacramento 12 19 .387 12 Monday, Dec. 23 AP Female Athlete of the Year voting Gasparilla Bowl “I can’t fault the eff orts of our returned. What if Louisiana Tech Phoenix 11 19 .367 12½ 2019 — Simone Biles, gymnastics Golden State 8 24 .250 16½ At Tampa, Fla. players. I’m certainly proud of the would have run the table? Could it UCF 48, Marshall 25 2018 — Serena Williams, tennis Wednesday’s Games 2017 — Katie Ledecky, swimming way we played defensively — they have challenged Memphis for the Boston 118, Toronto 102 Tuesday, Dec. 24 Hawaii Bowl 2016 — Simone Biles, gymnastics had their backs against the wall all Group of 5 slot in the College Foot- Philadelphia 121, Milwaukee 109 2015 — Serena Williams, tennis Golden State 116, Houston 104 Honolulu night,” Hurricanes coach Manny ball Playoff ’s New Year’s Six? Hawaii 38, BYU 34 2014 — Mo’ne Davis, baseball-x L.A. Clippers 111, L.A. Lakers 106 2013 — Serena Williams, tennis Diaz said. “Our inability to sustain Miami: During bowl week, Hur- New Orleans 112, Denver 100 Thursday, Dec. 26 Independence Bowl 2012 — Gabby Douglas, gymnastics drives on off ense gave us no chance ricanes coach Manny Diaz said the Thursday’s Games 2011 — Abby Wambach, soccer Detroit 132, Washington 102 Shreveport, La. Louisiana Tech 14, Miami 0 2010 — Lindsey Vonn, skiing to win this football game.” “plan” wasn’t to play three quarter- New York 94, Brooklyn 82 2009 — Serena Williams, tennis Smith connected with Israel Tuck- backs. Sure enough, Miami played Memphis 110, Oklahoma City 97 Quick Lane Bowl Detroit 2008 — Candace Parker, basketball Dallas 102, San Antonio 98 2007 — Lorena Ochoa, golf er on a 26-yard touchdown strike on three quarterbacks — Jarren Wil- Minnesota 105, Sacramento 104, 2OT Pittsburgh 34, Eastern Michigan 30 a screen pass in the second quarter, liams, Tate Martell, N’Kosi Perry Friday, Dec. 27 2006 — Lorena Ochoa, golf-x Utah 121, Portland 115 2005 — Annika Sorenstam, golf capping a 13-play, 91-yard drive. — and found no success. Perry, who Friday’s Games Military Bowl Annapolis, Md. 2004 — Annika Sorenstam, golf Cleveland at Boston, 4 p.m. 2003 — Annika Sorenstam, golf Smith added an 8-yard scoring run didn’t play until the fourth quarter, Oklahoma City at Charlotte, 7 p.m. North Carolina (6-6) vs. Temple (8-4), Noon (ESPN) Pinstripe Bowl 2002 — Serena Williams, tennis with 1:15 left. showed the most promise through Philadelphia at Orlando, 7 p.m. 2001 — Jennifer Capriati, tennis Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. New York Bulldogs running back Justin the air, although none of the three Wake Forest (8-4) vs. Michigan State (6-6), 3:20 p.m. 2000 — Marion Jones, track Indiana at Miami, 8 p.m. 1999 — U.S. Soccer Team Henderson was selected the Most threw for 100 yards. Phoenix at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. (ESPN) Texas Bowl 1998 — Se Ri Pak, golf Saturday’s Games 1997 — Martina Hingis, tennis Memphis at Denver, 5 p.m. Houston Oklahoma State (8-4) vs. Texas A&M (7-5), 6:45 p.m. 1996 — Amy Van Dyken, swimming Indiana at New Orleans, 7 p.m. 1995 — Rebecca Lobo, basketball Toronto at Boston, 7 p.m. (ESPN) Holiday Bowl 1994 — Bonnie Blair, speedskating Atlanta at Chicago, 8 p.m. 1993 — Sheryl Swoopes, basketball Brooklyn at Houston, 8 p.m. San Diego Pitt rallies to slip by EMU Cleveland at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Iowa (9-3) vs. Southern Cal (8-4), 8 p.m. (FS1) New York at Washington, 8 p.m. Cheez-It Bowl TRANSACTIONS Philadelphia at Miami, 8 p.m. Phoenix Thursday, Dec. 26 Dallas at Golden State, 8:30 p.m. Air Force (10-2) vs. Washington State (6-6), 10:15 p.m. (ESPN) BASKETBALL in competitive Quick Lane Bowl Detroit at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Orlando at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 28 National Basketball Association Camping World Bowl WASHINGTON WIZARDS — Signed F Johnathan Wil- Phoenix at Sacramento, 9 p.m. liams. L.A. Lakers at Portland, 10 p.m. Orlando, Fla. DETROIT (AP) — Utah at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Notre Dame (10-2) vs. Iowa State (7-5), Noon (ABC) NBA G League Cotton Bowl Classic COLLEGE PARK SKYHAWKS — Announced G Brandon Pittsburgh players Sunday’s Games Goodwin was transferrer to Atlanta (NBA). Oklahoma City at Toronto, 6 p.m. Arlington, Texas took punches, and one Penn State (10-2) vs. Memphis (12-1), Noon (ESPN) Charlotte at Memphis, 8 p.m. FOOTBALL was hit with spit, and Houston at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Peach Bowl National Football League Atlanta TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Signed WR Ishmael Hy- the Panthers still kept Sacramento at Denver, 8 p.m. man and TE Jordan Leggett to the practice squad. Dallas at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. CFP Semifinal, LSU (13-0) vs. Oklahoma (12-1), 4 p.m. their cool in critical moments to win a bowl 0SPORTS BRIEFS0 game for the fi rst time in fi ve appearances un- der coach Pat Narduzzi. Falcons suspend Miller for four games Kenny Pickett threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to Taysir Mack FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. (AP) — Ciarrocca grew up as a Nittany with 47 seconds left and Atlanta Falcons rookie cornerback Lions fan in Lewisberry, Pennsylva- the Panthers held on Jordan Miller was suspended for nia, and has deep ties to the state. He to beat Eastern Michi- four games without pay Thursday for has spent the majority of his 30-year gan 34-30 in the Quick violating the NFL’s policy on perfor- coaching career in the Mid-Atlantic Lane Bowl on Thursday AP mance-enhancing substances. region. Ciarrocca came to the Mid- night. Pittsburgh wide receiver Taysir Mack (11), Miller, a fi fth-round draft pick out west in 2013 to join head coach P.J. “Our kids held their defended by Eastern Michigan defensive of Washington, will miss the season Fleck at Western Michigan and fol- composure,” Narduzzi back Vince Calhoun (3), catches the fi nale Sunday at Tampa Bay and the lowed Fleck to Minnesota in 2017. said. go-ahead and eventual game-winning fi rst three games of 2020. He was After taking its fi rst touchdown in the Quick Lane Bowl Thursday inactive until Week 5 and has played NBA lead of the game in the in Detroit. mostly on special teams, logging 23 DETROIT (AP) — Detroit Pistons fi nal minute, Pitts- defensive snaps in 10 games. guard Luke Kennard is expected to burgh (8-5) forced East- Miller was inactive for last week’s be out of the lineup for two weeks ern Michigan to turn it quarterback Mike touchdowns and an in- win over Jacksonville. because of knee tendinitis. over on downs from its Glass was ejected with terception. The senior The team made the announcement 40 to seal its fi rst bowl 10 seconds left after also ran for 83 yards COLLEGE FOOTBALL Thursday, saying Kennard will be victory since winning throwing punches at and a score. ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Penn evaluated again before returning to in Detroit six years ago two players and inad- He was not made State has hired Kirk Ciarrocca as of- play in early January. with former coach Paul vertently grazing an available for comment fensive coordinator and quarterbacks The third-year pro is averaging Chryst. offi cial, who was trying after the game, but was coach, after he held the same role for nearly 16 points per game, tied with The Eagles (6-7) keep players separat- contrite on Twitter. Big Ten foe Minnesota for the past Blake Griffi n and trailing only Andre came up just short in a ed. Eagles cornerback “I let God and my three seasons. Drummond in scoring on the team. closely contested game Kevin McGill was family down!” Glass Ciarrocca replaces Ricky Rahne, Kennard is making a team-high 2.6 just as they did in three ejected earlier for un- posted on his account. who was named the head coach at OId 3-pointers per game and 4.1 assists to previous bowls with sportsmanlike conduct. Pickett completed Dominion earlier this month. Penn rank second on the team. coach Chris Creighton Creighton said offi cials 27 of 39 passes for 361 State head coach James Franklin, The former Duke star averaged few- and the usually disci- told him McGill spit on yards and three scores, whose team plays Memphis in the er than 10 points per game during his plined team unraveled an opponent. including a school-re- Cotton Bowl on Saturday, made the fi rst two NBA seasons after Detroit at times. Glass was 28 of 50 cord, 96-yard TD pass announcement on Thursday. drafted him No. 12 overall in 2017. 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201 Cooper Rd, Algood. stored in the following units: with the express reservation pany, L.P. on June 27, 2012 ing or any applicable home- Shapiro & Ingle, LLP. No 3BR, 2BA. Outside storage Jeff rey Baine-128. that the sale is subject to at Record Book 703, Page owners’ association dues or personal checks will be ac- barn, no pets. $1000/mo, Contents include but not confi rmation by the lender 703, Instrument No. 142275; assessments; all claims or cepted. To this end, you $1000/dep. Call (931)265- limited to: Household items, or trustee. This sale may be and modifi ed by agreement other matters, whether of must bring suffi cient funds 4475 books, exercise equipment, rescinded only by the Sub- recorded March 13, 2018 in record or not, which may en- to outbid the lender and any stereo equipment and more. stitute Trustee at any time. Book 1046 at Page 73; con- cumber the purchaser’s title other bidders. Insuffi cient 50 Kenway St 3BR, 2BA Facility location: If the Substitute Trustee ducted by Shapiro & Ingle, and any matter that an accu- funds will not be accepted. 1500 SF house w/unfi n- 81 Wesley Dr, rescinds the sale, the pur- LLP, having been appoint- rate survey of the premises Amounts received in excess ished basement. No pet. Cookeville, TN 38506 chaser shall only be entitled ed Substitute or Successor might disclose. of the winning bid will be Yard maint. $950, $950/dep. Phone number: to a return of any money Trustee, all of record in the refunded to the successful (931)260-1712. 931-372-8143. paid towards the purchase Putnam County Register’s The following parties may purchaser at the time the 12/27 price and shall have no oth- Offi ce. Default has occurred claim an interest in the foreclosure deed is deliv- Looking for a 1, 2, 3, or 4 er recourse. Once the pur- in the performance of the above-referenced prop- ered. Bedroom SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S chaser tenders the purchase covenants, terms, and con- erty to be aff ected by the Houses / Apartments for SALE price, the Substitute Trustee ditions of said Deed of Trust foreclosure: any judgment This property is being sold Rent? may deem the sale fi nal in and the entire indebtedness creditor or lien holder with with the express reservation Call us at 931 548 1240 Sale at public auction will which case the purchaser has been declared due and an interest subordinate to that the sale is subject to or visit our website at be on January 14, 2020 shall have no remedy. The payable. the said Deed of Trust or any confi rmation by the lender www.stevensrentals.com at 12:00PM local time, real property will be sold AS party claiming by, through, or trustee. This sale may be at the front door, Putnam IS, WHERE IS, with no war- Party Entitled to Enforce the or under any of the forego- rescinded only by the Sub- County Courthouse, 300 ranties or representations of Debt: Wells Fargo Bank, ing. Such parties known to stitute Trustee at any time. MOBILE HOMES FOR RENT East Spring Street, Cookev- any kind, express or implied, N.A., its successors and as- the Substitute Trustee may If the Substitute Trustee ille, Tennessee pursuant to including without limitation, signs. include: Secretary of Hous- rescinds the sale, the pur- 2BR/2BA Central Heat & Air, Deed of Trust executed by warranties regarding condi- ing and Urban Development; chaser shall only be entitled Appliances, No Smoking. Kastonia Herron and Steve tion of the property or mar- The real estate located in Cookeville Electric Depart- to a return of any money Not in a mobile home park. Herron, to Jerry Grand, Esq, ketability of title. Putnam County, Tennes- ment. paid towards the purchase $450/mo + dep. 528-3333 Trustee, as trustee for Mort- see,and described in the price and shall have no oth- gage Electronic Registration This offi ce may be a debt said Deed of Trust will be Terms of Sale will be public er recourse. Once the pur- Systems, Inc. as nominee for collector. This may be an at- sold to the highest call bid- auction, for cash, free and chaser tenders the purchase COMM/INDUST FOR RENT Village Capital & Investment tempt to collect a debt and der. The terms of the said clear of rights of homestead, price, the Substitute Trustee LLC, a Limited Liability Com- any information obtained Deed of Trust may be mod- redemption and dower to may deem the sale fi nal in pany on October 14, 2009 at may be used for that pur- ifi ed by other instruments the extent disclaimed or in- which case the purchaser Northgate Business Park: Record Book 556, Page 31, pose. appearing in the public re- applicable, and the rights shall have no remedy. The Several spaces avail. (2) Instrument No. 111459; con- Shapiro & Ingle, LLP cord. Additional identifying of Sandy Kilgore and Mike real property will be sold AS 3000SF suites, (6) offi ces. ducted by Shapiro & Ingle, Substitute Trustee information regarding the Kilgore, and those claiming IS, WHERE IS, with no war- Call 261-7903 or Go to LLP, having been appoint- 10130 Perimeter Parkway, collateral property is below through him/her/it/them. ranties or representations of www.rossierentals.com ed Substitute or Successor Suite 400 and is believed to be accu- any kind, express or implied, Trustee, all of record in the Charlotte, NC 28216 rate, but no representation Any right of equity of re- including without limitation, Putnam County Register’s Phone: (704) 333-8107 or warrant is intended. demption, statutory and oth- warranties regarding condi- LEGALS Offi ce. Default has occurred Fax: (704) 333-8156 erwise, and homestead are tion of the property or mar- in the performance of the www.shapiro-ingle.com Street Address: 1420 Cum- waived in accord with the ketability of title. NOTICE TO FURNISHERS covenants, terms, and con- ber Ln, Cookeville, Tennes- terms of said Deed of Trust, OF LABOR ditions of said Deed of Trust File No. 19-119543 see 38501 and the title is believed to be This offi ce may be a debt AND MATERIALS TO: and the entire indebtedness 12/20, 12/27, 1/3 Parcel Number: 052A C good, but the undersigned collector. This may be an at- Cumberland Guardrail, Inc. has been declared due and 016.00 will sell and convey only as tempt to collect a debt and PROJECT NO.: payable. SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S Current Owner(s) of Proper- Substitute Trustee. any information obtained 98028-4187-04 SALE ty: Sandy Kilgore may be used for that pur- CONTRACT NO.: CNP143 Party Entitled to Enforce the Sale at public auction will The right is reserved to ad- pose. COUNTY: Putnam Debt: BankUnited N.A., its be on January 21, 2020 at This sale is subject to, with- journ the day of the sale to Shapiro & Ingle, LLP The Tennessee Department of successors and assigns. 10:00AM local time, at the out limitation, all matters another day, time, and place Substitute Trustee Transportation is about to make nal front door, Putnam Coun- shown on any applicable certain without further publi- 10130 Perimeter Parkway, settlement with the contractor for The real estate located in ty Courthouse, 300 East recorded plat; any unpaid cation, upon announcement Suite 400 construction of the above numbered Putnam County, Tennes- Spring Street, Cookeville, taxes; any restrictive cov- at the time and place for the Charlotte, NC 28216 project. All persons wishing to le see,and described in the Tennessee pursuant to Deed enants, easements, or set- sale set forth above. If you Phone: (704) 333-8107 claims pursuant to Section 54-5- said Deed of Trust will be of Trust executed by Sandy back lines that may be ap- purchase a property at the Fax: (704) 333-8156 122, T.C.A. must le same with the sold to the highest call bid- Kilgore and Mike Kilgore, to plicable; any statutory right foreclosure sale, the entire www.shapiro-ingle.com Director of Construction, Tennessee der. The terms of the said Broker Title & Escrow, LLC, of redemption of any gov- purchase price is due and Department of Transportation, Suite Deed of Trust may be mod- Trustee, as trustee for Mort- ernmental agency, state or payable at the conclusion of File No. 19-119635 700 James K. Polk Bldg., Nashville, ifi ed by other instruments gage Electronic Registration federal; any prior liens or the auction in the form of a 12/20, 12/27, 1/3 Tennessee 37243-0326, on or before appearing in the public re- Systems, Inc. as nominee for encumbrances including certifi ed/bank check made 2/7/2020. cord. Additional identifying Greentree Mortgage Com- those created by a fi xture fi l- payable to or endorsed to information regarding the NOTICE TO FURNISHERS collateral property is below OF LABOR and is believed to be accu- AND MATERIALS TO: rate, but no representation R.D. Construction, LLC or warrant is intended. PROJECT NO.: Here. 98028-4198-04 Street Address: 1002 70 percent of adults read a CONTRACT NO.: CNP274 Christmas Ln, Cookeville, COUNTY: Putnam Tennessee 38501 newspaper or visit a newspaper The Tennessee Department of Transportation is about to make nal Parcel Number: 065C E website in an average week. 009.00 settlement with the contractor for 79 percent of those readers construction of the above numbered Current Owner(s) of Prop- project. All persons wishing to le erty: Kastionia Herron and take action as a result of advertising claims pursuant to Section 54-5- Steve Herron 122, T.C.A. must le same with the in the newspaper. In fact, Director of Construction, Tennessee This sale is subject to, with- newspapers are the Department of Transportation, Suite out limitation, all matters 700 James K. Polk Bldg., Nashville, shown on any applicable advertising medium shoppers Tennessee 37243-0326, on or before recorded plat; any unpaid use most in an average week. 2/7/2020. taxes; any restrictive cov- enants, easements, or set- NOTICE TO FURNISHERS back lines that may be ap- OF LABOR plicable; any statutory right AND MATERIALS TO: of redemption of any gov- Mid-State Construction Co., Inc. ernmental agency, state or PROJECT NO.: federal; any prior liens or encumbrances including 71100-4121-04, 71100-4122-04 There. CONTRACT NO.: CNS355 those created by a fi xture fi l- COUNTY: Putnam ing or any applicable home- Advertising information is The Tennessee Department of owners’ association dues or Transportation is about to make nal assessments; all claims or one of the top reasons consumers settlement with the contractor for other matters, whether of visit newspaper websites. construction of the above numbered record or not, which may en- project. All persons wishing to le cumber the purchaser’s title When combined with a print claims pursuant to Section 54-5- and any matter that an accu- 122, T.C.A. must le same with the rate survey of the premises presence, online advertising Director of Construction, Tennessee might disclose. extends your audience reach in Department of Transportation, Suite 700 James K. Polk Bldg., Nashville, The following parties may a unique and valuable way. Tennessee 37243-0326, on or before claim an interest in the 2/7/2020. above-referenced prop- erty to be aff ected by the NOTICE TO FURNISHERS foreclosure: any judgment OF LABOR creditor or lien holder with AND MATERIALS TO: an interest subordinate to Lu, Inc. the said Deed of Trust or any PROJECT NO.: party claiming by, through, 98029-4185-04 or under any of the forego- Everywhere. CONTRACT NO.: CNS119 ing. Such parties known to COUNTY: Putnam the Substitute Trustee may In print, online and even The Tennessee Department of include: Cookeville Electric Transportation is about to make nal Department. from thier phones, people turn to us settlement with the contractor for for information that is local, construction of the above numbered Terms of Sale will be public project. All persons wishing to le auction, for cash, free and relevant, current and trustworthy. claims pursuant to Section 54-5- clear of rights of homestead, 122, T.C.A. must le same with the redemption and dower to Put your business on the map with Director of Construction, Tennessee the extent disclaimed or in- targeted advertising from Department of Transportation, Suite applicable, and the rights of 700 James K. Polk Bldg., Nashville, Kastonia Herron and Steve the source that gets results. Tennessee 37243-0326, on or before Herron, and those claiming 2/7/2020. through him/her/it/them. Notice of Public Sale Any right of equity of re- Notice is hereby given that demption, statutory and oth- on SATURDAY JAN. 11, erwise, and homestead are 2020 at 10:00 AM the fol- waived in accord with the lowing vehicle will be sold to terms of said Deed of Trust, the highest bidder to satisfy and the title is believed to be Get the Word Out a mechanic’s lien currently good, but the undersigned being held by Baxter Auto will sell and convey only as & Repair, 339 Broad St, Substitute Trustee. With Advertising in the Baxter, TN 38544. The right is reserved to ad- 2010 CHEVY journ the day of the sale to #AVV961129911 another day, time, and place certain without further pub- Vehicles will be be sold as is. lication, upon announce- Baxter Auto & Repair shall ment at the time and place reserve the right to reject for the sale set forth above. any bid below amount of in- If you purchase a proper- voiced mechanic’s lien. ty at the foreclosure sale, 12/27 the entire purchase price is due and payable at the Call 931-526-9715 today NOTICE OF SALE FOUR conclusion of the auction SEASONS STORAGE OF in the form of a certifi ed/ COOKEVILLE, LLC here- bank check made payable Herald-Citizen by publishes notice, as re- to or endorsed to Shapiro to fi nd out how the quired by TCA 66-31-101et. & Ingle, LLP. No personal Seq., of a public sale of the checks will be accept- print and online advertising programs property listed below to sat- ed. To this end, you must isfy a landlord lien. 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DALLAS (AP) — Luka Doncic Rudy Gay scored 18, LaMarcus AP’s top returned to the Dallas lineup after Aldridge had 17 and White fi nished missing four games due to injury with 10. and scored 24 points, helping the Mavericks beat the San Antonio KNICKS 94, NETS 82 athlete Spurs 102-98 on Thursday night. NEW YORK (AP) — Julius Randle Doncic fi nished with 10 rebounds had 33 points and eight rebounds, AP — They’re called and eight assists and barely missed and the Knicks forced the Nets into “Simone Things,” a adding to his NBA-leading total of the worst shooting performance in catchall phrase for the eight triple doubles. He last played the NBA this season. casual ease with which AP on Dec. 14 against Miami, when he Brooklyn fi nished 21 of 78 (26.9%) Simone Biles seems to In this Oct. 13 photo Simone Biles of the United sprained his right ankle. from the fi eld. Chicago had the soar through her sport States shows her five gold medals at the San Antonio rallied from a 102-85 previous worst shooting game this and her life. Gymnastics World Championships in Stuttgart, defi cit by scoring the game’s fi nal season when it hit 29.9% against The irony, of course, Germany. 13 points. After Doncic missed two Toronto exactly two months earlier. is that there’s nothing free throws, the Spurs’ Derrick Marcus Morris added 22 points casual or easy about it. “I realize now with de Janeiro Olympics, White missed a 3-point attempt with and eight rebounds for the Knicks, Any of it. The greatest the platform I have it where she won fi ve med- six seconds left and Doncic got the who snapped a three-game losing gymnast of all time and will be powerful if I als in all, four of them rebound. streak. 2019 Associated Press speak up and speak for gold. She spent most of The Mavericks (20-10) pulled Elfrid Payton scored 13 points as Female Athlete of the what I believe in,” Biles the following 12 months within half a game of idle fi rst-place New York won for the fi rst time in Year only makes it seem told The Associated taking a break before Houston in the Southwest Division. three meetings with Brooklyn this that way. Press. “It’s an honor to returning to the gym in Tim Hardaway Jr. scored 17 season. Those jaw-dropping speak for those that are the fall of 2017, saying points, Kristaps Porzingis and routines that are rewrit- less fortunate. So if I she owed it to herself to Dorian Finney-Smith each had 13, PISTONS 132, WIZARDS 102 ing her sport’s code of can be a voice for them mine the depth of her and Delon Wright added 12 off the DETROIT (AP) — Blake Griffi n points and redefi ning in a positive manner, talent. bench. Dwight Powell’s 11 points all had 14 points and a season-high 11 what can be done on the then of course I’m going Her triple-twisting came in the fi rst half. rebounds and Detroit routed Wash- competition fl oor? Born to do whatever I can.” double-fl ip (the “triple DeMar DeRozan led San Antonio ington in a matchup of short-handed from a mix of natural And it’s that mission double”) at the end of with 21 points, 16 in the second half. teams. talent, hard work and a — combined with her her fi rst tumbling pass splash of ego. otherworldly skill and on fl oor exercise is a The 25 world champi- boundless charisma wondrous blur. 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