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115th Year | No. 182 | Wednesday, august 2, 2017 | Cookeville, Tennessee 50¢ Schools distributing eclipse viewing glasses JIM HERRIN “We have ordered 7,595 pairs of being emphasized. include safety practices when view- [email protected] eclipse glasses from the TTU STEM “We have developed a communica- ing the eclipse.” Center as well as an additional tion timeline and resources to share Boyd said officials have not yet Putnam County schools will be 10,000 pairs directly from NASA,” safety precautions with our stu- formally decided whether or not to distributing thousands of viewing said Director of Schools Jerry Boyd. dents, employees and the commu- close schools that day. glasses this month as the system Those glasses will be distributed nity,” said Boyd. “We have been involved in ongoing gets ready for a total solar eclipse on to students and staff during the “Furthermore, many of our teach- Aug. 21. week of Aug. 14. Boyd said safety is ers have developed lesson plans that See ECLIPSE, Page 2

Gainesboro sees the light with eclipse Former EMT honored with Medal of Valor

BY LAURA MILITANA [email protected]

Sean Ochsenbein never thought his actions would be worthy of a presidential medal, but those actions ended up saving a person’s life, earn- ing him the Medal of Valor. Oschsenbein is one of 12 recipients of the Public Safety Officer Medal of Valor for 2015- 2016. Feb. 3, 2016, Oschsen- bein and his then-fi- ancee were headed to Johnson City from a ski Sean vacation and came Oschsenbein upon a head-on colli- sion resulting in a fire. “Having seen hundreds of motor vehicle accidents and being called to the worst as a vehicle extrication technician, I was fully aware of the Terri Likens | Herald-Citizen severity of the accident,” he said. “In Victor Kline, proprietor of Vic’s Remember When Bakery, says the town is excited about its new festival. the first responders community, the worst kind of motor vehicle accident is one in which the patients are trapped in the car and the vehicle is New annual festival sparked by the sun on fire.” Ochsenbein went to the first car BY TERRI LIKENS street festival, an idea officials and Sun Fest was born.” and found the victim deceased. Then [email protected] business owners had been kicking Sol Invictus, she explained, is he went to the second vehicle and around for years. Latin, meaning “sun unconquered.” found the driver responsive, but GAINESBORO — Major solar “The occurrence of a rare, breath- “We chose this name because as trapped. eclipses like the one Aug. 21 come taking celestial event in August the sun emerges from the eclipse, we “I remember thinking, ‘I’m not around once every 500 years, but this seemed like a great reason to cele- all will be reminded that in good going to sit here and watch a man small town hopes its celebrating will brate,” said Diana Mandli, a partner times and in bad, the sun always burn alive,’” he said. continue for years to come. in Gainesboro’s regionally popular rises.” Lt. William Buchanan of the Avery The eclipse gave the town a theme Bull and Thistle Irish pub. “And Sol on which to anchor its own summer Invictis, the first annual Gainesboro See SUN, Page 3 See VALOR, Page 2 Disaster drill tests emergency response

BY JIM HERRIN Copeland, Putnam County Local cue Squad and the county’s Disas- [email protected] Emergency Planning Committee ter Response team assisted in chairman. searching the grandstands, the Ambulances, fire trucks and The scenario Tuesday involved a barns and other areas of the fair- other emergency vehicles de- simulated tornado that had hit the grounds. scended upon the Putnam County fairgrounds. Those who were designated in fairgrounds Tuesday night as offi- First responders arriving on the the drill as having no signs of life cials conducted a disaster exer- scene encountered dozens of “vic- were left alone so that responders cise. tims” scattered over a wide area. could focus on others who were “We do these exercises every They immediately began checking critically injured. year to test our capabilities, test on the casualties, determining the Those victims were tagged to be backup communications, and get a extent of the injuries and setting airlifted from the scene, while offi- lot of different agencies involved up a triage area. cials decided to transport others Jim Herrin | Herald-Citizen to learn how we respond, and how Representatives of the city and A “victim” of the simulated tornado ended up on we can do it better,” said Tommy county fire departments, the Res- See DISASTER, Page 2 top of a vehicle at the fairgrounds.

Index Obituaries, A5 Park Clean-uP 2 Sections — 16 Pages Linda Quillen Mildred Randolph Junior Womans Abby A8 Living A8 Farlin Flatt Ruby Henry Club cleans up Calendar A6 Opinion A4 Garland Gibson Emma Heitman Dogwood Park Classified B3 Sports B1 Page A8 Comics A9 Sudoku A9 Crossword A9 Weather A2 A2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, August 2, 2017 LOCAL

READER SERVICES Man wanted in three states arrested in Putnam BY LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS to commit forcible sexual in- tive Matt McDaniel went to a County for theft of property [email protected] tercourse with a minor, ac- residence on Prosperity Drive greater than $1,000 and aggra- Contact us: cording to a statement in search of Lovell. Upon vated burglary, and he’s An Ohio man who is wanted released by the Putnam deputies’ arrival, Mr. Lovell wanted in Lauderdale County, Address: in three states was arrested in County Sheriff’s Office. attempted to flee back into the Mississippi, for kidnapping of 1300 Neal St. Putnam County on Tuesday “The PCSO received infor- residence, but was detained a minor and attempt to com- following a tip from a con- mation from a concerned citi- and taken into custody by Sgt. mit forcible sexual inter- Cookeville, Tenn. cerned citizen. zen on the whereabouts of Mr. Reams.” course with a minor. Jack Clifford Lovell, 55, is Lovell regarding his active Lovell is wanted in Roane Lovell is being held at the Mailing Address: wanted in Tennessee, Missis- warrants,” the sheriff’s office County on two counts of theft Putnam County Jail awaiting P.O. Box 2729 sippi and Ohio on charges said. “Sgt. Josh Reams, Sgt. between $10,000 and $60,000. pickup from police in Warren Cookeville TN 38502 ranging from theft to attempt Brandon Masters and Detec- He’s wanted in Warren County.

Phone: 931-526-9715 Fax: 931-526-1209 VALOR: Former Email: News [email protected] EMT awarded Sports [email protected] Medal of Valor Advertising [email protected] From Page 1 Living [email protected] County, North Carolina, Sheriff’s Circulation Department helped Ochsenbein [email protected] free the victim. Business News “We tried to get the door open, [email protected] but it wouldn’t budge,” Ochsenbein Church News said. [email protected] Trained as a vehicle extrication School News instructor for the state of Ten- [email protected] nessee, he took action. Classified Ads “I remembered that I had a giant [email protected] ratchet tow strap in my SUV,” he said. “I hooked it up to my vehicle while Buchanan hooked it to the Letter Guidelines other vehicle, and the door popped. We ran up and started pulling the All letters to the editor must victim from the car, and he came be signed and include the loose.” writer’s name, address and Jim Herrin | Herald-Citizen He vividly remembers fire com- phone number. Letters are subject to editing and/or re- First responders worked under the grandstands of the county fairgrounds to ing out of the vehicle’s air vents. jection. A strict 400-word limit triage the “victims” of a simulated tornado. “We had less than a minute be- will be enforced. Send letters fore the car would explode,” he to the mailing address listed said. above, or email to DISASTER: The medical school graduate [email protected]. credits his training and mentorship with the Putnam County Rescue Responders Squad for his actions. Order a Photo “Without their training and men- Every photograph taken by a Her- torship of the incredible leaders in ald-Citizen photographer and train here the squad, I would have never published in the paper is available known how to act in such a situa- for purchase. Go to www.herald- From Page 1 tion,” he said. “I feel blessed to be a citizen.com and click on “Photo Gallery.” Also, many photos in- part of such a wonderful organiza- cluded in online stories are avail- two at a time by ground tion.” able for purchase. ambulance. He also credits his time with the The so-called walking Putnam County Ambulance Serv- wounded were treated at ice in how to treat patients in Subscriptions the scene. stressful situations. To subscribe, call 931-526- Representatives of the “These two organizations should 9715. Visa, MasterCard and Tennessee Emergency receive credit for this award,” he Discover accepted. Management Agency were said. “I was just acting on the train- Rates: on the scene observing and ing they provided me.” 3 mo 6 mo 1yr offering support, but did Putnam County Rescue Squad Carrier or not take part in the exer- Captain Stanley VanHooser calls Mail: 385 cise. Oschenbein a true volunteer who Zip Code $28 $54 $95 Copeland said having the loves helping people. Print & E-Edition $29 $56 $98 exercise in the evening “He’s been with us since 2008,” Anywhere Only hours was somewhat un- VanHooser said. “As soon as he E-Edition $21 $42 $84 usual. gets a break or a week or two off Mail: Outside “Typically, we do exer- (from medical school), he comes 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 cises in the daytime,” he back and calls as soon as he hits the Mail: Outside said. “Since we chose the county line, saying he’s available Tenn. $82 $132 $220 fair this year, we wanted to for call and will stop by the station simulate all the factors that Jim Herrin | Herald-Citizen and grab a pager,” he said. go along with the fair, and Oschenbein moved to Cookeville A firefighter assists the “walking wounded” to an area Miss Your Paper? moving it to the evening with his family in 1995. He attended was the most logical for treatment during a disaster drill at the fairgrounds Capshaw Elementary School, grad- Your carrier is an independent choice.” He said the exer- Tuesday evening. uated from Cookeville High School contractor. However, as a serv- ice to our subscribers, our cise went well. and Tennessee Tech. He graduated circulation department is open “The whole purpose of Copeland said. “We saw tant to us that we learn les- from East Tennessee State Univer- from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- the event is to learn and some areas for improve- sons from this to keep all sity’s Quillen College of day-Friday and from grow and develop. I think it ment and some things we our community events Medicine in May and is currently 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to served that purpose well,” did well overall. It’s impor- safe.” in residency at Wake Forest special- answer calls. izing in emergency medicine. Call 931-526-9715. Rescue Squad Assistant Chief David Anderson nominated Os- chenbein for the award. Herald-Citizen ECLIPSE: Schools distributing eclipse glasses “He’s always willing to help out when he’s in town,” Anderson said. USPS 313-680 From Page 1 that might present a What factors may im- Buchanan was also nominated by ISSN 8750-5541 threat to the safety of pact that decision? the Avery County Sheriff and one discussion with various students, staff members “The magnitude of the of the 12 recipients. The Herald-Citizen is pub- lished daily except Saturdays, agencies tasked with the or school property. potential challenges to A date for the award presentation New Year’s Day, Independence planning and preparation He said he will make a our local and regional re- for Oschenbein and Buchanan has Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving of the impact the antici- recommendation to the sources created by the not been set. Day and Christmas Day by pated visitors to our area board Thursday about anticipated influx of visi- The Medal of Valor was created Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., might have on our local whether or not classes tors viewing the eclipse by Congress in 2001 and is the high- at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box and regional infrastruc- will be canceled that day. in our area,” Boyd said. est national award for valor by a 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. ture. “Any changes will be “Whatever the circum- public safety officer. An act of valor Periodicals postage paid at “Currently, I am ana- announced at the Aug. 3 stances on Aug. 21, I do is defined as above and beyond the Cookeville TN. POSTMAS- lyzing many reasons for board meeting,” Boyd hope that everyone in our call of duty and exhibiting excep- TER: send address changes to and against closing our said. area will make plans to tional courage, extraordinary deci- Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, schools,” Boyd said. “If closing schools is take advantage of this siveness and presence of mind and Cookeville TN 38502. The Herald-Citizen is a mem- Boyd noted that school deemed necessary, com- once-in-a-lifetime oppor- unusual swiftness of action, re- ber of the Tennessee Press board policy allows the munications will be tunity to safely witness a gardless of his or her personal Association and the Associ- director to close schools shared immediately upon full solar eclipse in its to- safety in an attempt to save or pro- ated Press. The Associated in the event of anything any such decision.” tality.” tect human life. Press is entitled exclusively to use for publication news printed in the Herald-Citizen. Weather

Tonight Thursday Night Friday Night Saturday Night Readings: Tuesday’s high in Cookeville Jack McNeely Partly cloudy. Low A 20% chance of rain A 40 % chance of rain. Partly cloudy. Low was 83, low 62. Tuesday’s Editor & Publisher around 65. SSW wind after 1 a.m. Low Low around 61. West around 61. NNE wind high in Monterey was 82, low around 5 mph. around 67. South wind wind around 5 mph. around 5 mph becom- 63. Terri Likens around 5 mph. ing calm. Almanac: Managing Editor Wednesday is the 214th day Thursday Saturday of the year, with 151 remain- A 20% chance of rain Friday Sunny. High near 79. Sunday ing. The sun sets at 7:46 p.m. Roger Wells and will rise at 5:51 a.m. on Advertising Director after 1 p.m. Mostly A 70% chance of rain, North wind around 5 A 40% chance of rain. sunny, High near 84. mainly after 1 p.m. mph. Mostly cloudy. High Thursday. The moon is a wax- ing gibbous with 78% of the Keith McCormick SSW wind around 5 Mostly cloudy. High near 82. Calm wind. visible disc illuminated. Circulation Manager mph. near 80. SW wind 5 to 10 mph. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, August 2, 2017 — A3 LOCAL/STATE/NATION State Monterey woman in Brief arrested after Man charged in fatal shooting running from police of teenager BY LINDSAY for her name, and while he NASHVILLE (AP) — MCREYNOLDS was looking through A 20-year-old man has [email protected] records with the Putnam been arrested in con- County Sheriff’s Depart- nection with the fatal A Monterey woman was ment, McBride allegedly shooting of a teenager charged with evading ar- took off running through in Tennessee. rest on Monday after run- the parking lot. Davidson County ning from Sgt. Bates chased Sheriff’s Office records police there. McBride until he caught indicate Raushaun Ashley N. and detained her. Malik Hasan was ar- McBride, 31, “When asked why she rested Monday. was walking had run, she stated that WSMV-TV reports along Com- she was going to go to jail that he is charged with mercial Av- anyway,” the warrant criminal homicide in enue in states. the March 27 shooting Ashley Monterey on McBride is scheduled to of 17-year-old Chris- McBride Monday when appear in Putnam General tian Lewis at a south Sgt. Larry Sessions Court on Aug. 28. Nashville apartment Bates recognized her and It was not immediately complex. thought there was an active available what McBride The station reports warrant for her arrest, ac- was charged with prior to Hasan was taken into cording to the warrant. being charged with evading custody without inci- Sgt. Bates asked McBride arrest. dent at his home and declined to answer any questions about the homicide. He is being held on $500,000 bond. Fire destroys trailer on It’s unclear if he has a lawyer. Terri Likens | Herald-Citizen A poster touts the new Sun Fest in Gainesboro. Hickey Ridge Road Tennessee school BY LINDSAY Brown said of the trailer, district sued for SUN: MCREYNOLDS which was deemed a total Eclipse sparks new lindsay.mcreynolds@herald- loss. “It was fully involved Title IX violations citizen.com when we got there.” No one was at home at NASHVILLE (AP) festival in Gainesboro Officials are investigat- the time of the fire, but — A family is suing a ing the cause of a fire that the tenants had been mov- Tennessee school dis- From Page 1 tend to have limited hours, he destroyed a residence ing out of the trailer, trict for civil rights vi- said all plan to be open for the early this morning on Brown said. olations involving the Mandli said that while it will festival. Hickey Ridge Road in Chief Brown said he will alleged videotaping of be years before another solar “That’s huge around here,” he western Putnam County. be going back to the scene sexual acts on school eclipse passes through, “We hope said. It was reported by the of the fire this morning to property. the Sun Fest will become an an- They are also having a busi- property owner who owns investigate what happened WTVF-TV reported nual summer event that every- ness decorating contest. the single-wide trailer de- there. Monday the family of one looks forward to.” “This town loves stuff like stroyed by the fire and Seven Putnam County a 15-year-old female This year’s event will be Satur- this,” Kline added. lives across the field from firefighters, including vol- student recently filed day and Sunday, Aug. 19-20. Sat- He said vacationers staying at where the fire occurred, unteers and paid staff, re- the federal Title IX urday’s festivities will be from 11 nearby Salt Lick and Defeated Putnam County Fire Chief sponded to the blaze and lawsuit against Metro a.m. until 10 p.m., and Sunday Creek campgrounds are ex- Tom Brown said. were on the scene until Nashville Public from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m. Activi- pected to participate. “It’s quite a distance about 4 this morning. Schools and Metro ties are also planned for Monday, The Gainesboro Sun Fest also from the owner’s house No injuries were re- government for $3 mil- the day of the eclipse. will help support a good cause. across a field,” Chief ported. lion. Everything will occur around Net proceeds will benefit Jack The lawsuit says the the courthouse square, and there Stoddart’s Jammin’ at Hippie girl was part of unwel- will be music, food, art, hand- Jack’s Appalachian charities. Human remains dating back about 900 years found come sexual activity at crafted items and face-painting Festival-goers are urged to Hunters Lane High for kids. bring non-perishable food and COSHOCTON, Ohio Dam are approximately School recorded with- Victor Kline of the colorful children’s and adults winter (AP) — Authorities say 900 years old. out her knowledge and Vic’s Remember When Bakery coats. human remains found by A man hunting for ar- posted on the internet. on the square said he is already Special safety-viewing glasses a man in Ohio are esti- rowheads found the re- The claim states that planning treats around the will be given away at the square mated to be hundreds of mains and called school administrators eclipse theme: solar cupcakes during the festival and also at years old. authorities. did not conduct the and other solar pastries. the Charles Ralph Holland Me- The CoshoctonCounty The county coroner de- federally mandated in- “We’re going to make dough- morial Library. Sheriff’s Office says a termined the bones were dependent investiga- nuts that look like that, too,” The library will also have an coroner has concluded the human and had been at tion and failed to Kline said. “Just something fun.” audio-visual presentation about remains found June 21 in the site for an extended adequately discipline While shops around the square the eclipse. a field above Mohawk period of time. the involved students. Plaque honoring Trump reportedly Aretha Franklin described White added to home House as a ‘dump’

MEMPHIS(AP) — WASHINGTON (AP) The mayor of Mem- — President Donald phis, Tennessee, is Trump has told mem- scheduled to dedicate bers of his New Jersey a plaque honoring soul golf club that he spends singer Aretha so much time away from Franklin at her child- Washington because the hood home. White House is a “real Mayor Jim Strick- dump.” land and other city of- The White House did ficials are scheduled to not immediately respond unveil the plaque on to a request for comment Wednesday morning. about the account, Franklin, known as which appeared in a the “Queen of Soul,” lengthy article posted on was born in the house the website golf.com. in 1942. Her family The story on Trump’s moved away from complicated love for golf Memphis about two also appears in Sports Il- years later. lustrated magazine. Herald-Citizen

Wednesday, August 2, 2017 OPINION 4 Herald-Citizen The Daily Newspaper of the Upper Cumberland

Established 1903 Jack McNeely, Editor and Publisher Terri Likens, Managing Editor Don Foy, News Editor Seeking wisdom, faith, not knowledge, anger

If we fill our heads with poison and junk, we make ourselves angry and dumb. —Archbishop Charles J. Chaput

hiladelphia’s archbishop said this during a talk at the recent Napa Institute Conference on how to live in the world and also make it anew. PAs he was speaking, everyone who’s been follow- ing politics like a seemingly endless televised car crash was focused on “The Mooch” of the White House and his erratic, foul interview with The New Yorker. While I’m no Trump a winner surrounded by losers Pollyanna about the words used in Washington, D.C., whatever you onald Trump is a winner. to convince tioned. Is this a return to his think of the administration and any- Just ask him. After all, three of their normal irascible renegade self, one in it, this atmosphere is not he won the presidential own to vote on or is he purposely sticking it to healthy for anyone. election. They don’t get something a President he sees as morally And that’s what Chaput was ad- muchD bigger than that. And win- called the vacant, or after being diagnosed dressing: not the Trump administra- ners find it distasteful to hang “Skinny Re- with brain cancer, did he find it Kathryn tion in general, or Anthony with losers. And that is exactly peal.” And it all repugnant to leave a publicly Lopez Scaramucci specifically. He was re- what someone filled his staff crashed down to paid hospital stay in his home ferring to the bad air we breathe with. Big-time losers. Which is Will the Senate floor state of Arizona, to fly on the these days. why they are getting replaced Durst with a thud that taxpayer’s dime to throw mil- “Hell has been described in a lot of ways, from a faster than lead changes in a could have lions off health care so rich peo- soulless bureaucracy, to a furnace of fire, to a lake NASCAR race with staggered stirred Everett Dirksen out of ple could have more money? of ice,” Chaput said. “But I think C.S. Lewis put it starts and the cars outfitted with his slumbering repose. He’s not talking. best in one of his novels when he says that hell is 12-ounce gas tanks. The Skinny Repeal was a last Since the Skinny Repeal noise. If that’s true, and I think it is, then much of The Republican Senate simi- ditch effort after the Fat Repeal failed, Senator Mitch Mc- the modern life we share, we also make hellish by larly failed the president in was discarded for lacking public Connell reportedly has scuttled filling it with discord, confusion and noise. Every their gazillionth attempt to support. Neither did the Plump, attempts to fashion a Scrawny day, every one of our choices is a brick in the struc- undo ObamaCare. And although Portly, Rotund or Tubby Repeal Repeal much less a Slender, ture of the heaven or hell we’re building for our- he can’t fire them, he did intimi- display much appeal amongst Gaunt, Malnourished, Emaci- selves in the next life. And we’ll never understand date and insult and threaten people destined to lose coverage. ated or Anorexic Repeal. And that unless we turn off the noise that cocoons us in members of his own party And nobody ever talks about the the Cadaverous Repeal is dead consumer anxieties and appetites.” through a series of devastating Pudgy or Obese Repeals, which on arrival. The upshot being, “Silence,” he added, “is water in the desert of tweets. You could say, his adept were mothballed without ever the Majority Leader might be modern desire.” contempt for their inept attempt seeing the light of day, presum- forced to actually compromise Not everyone reading this believes in God, but was to a major extent not ex- ably gathering dust in Senator with Democrats. His worst take a look at the beauty that exists even amidst the empt of torment. But you proba- Ted Cruz’s closet. nightmare come true. Then, noise. There’s more to the world than what we often bly won’t. The most dramatic moment in next week, locusts. focus on, acknowledge and celebrate. And people After kicking around the idea the demise of the Skinny Repeal President Trump immediately are enslaved to things of this world. of how to replace ObamaCare was not the final count, 51 nays tweeted his preferred remedy is One last thing from Chaput’s remarks: “Knowl- for 7 years, Republicans found to 49 yeas, but the way it went to let ObamaCare implode. Be- edge is not wisdom. Wisdom, not knowledge, is the themselves bereft of ideas and down. Senator John McCain cause having a leader willing framework of a fully human life; the architecture unraveled to where their strode briskly forward and cast sacrifice constituents to prove a of interior peace. Scripture is the Word of God, and mantra of “Repeal and Replace” a decisive thumbs- down, merci- point is one sure way to Make Ecclesiastes tells us that ‘the words of the wise shrank to a faint echo of “Re- fully sending a sleepy Vice Pres- America Great Again. And Don- heard in quiet are better than the shouting of a peal Now and Then Maybe Re- ident Mike Pence home, who ald Trump will continue to be a ruler among fools.’ Wisdom is more powerful than place with Something Else Later was only hanging around to winner. Perhaps the only one. might and better than the weapons of war (Eccles. On. Maybe Not.” With the em- break a tie. Way past his bed- 9:16-18). Wisdom is more precious than jewels, and phasis on the “not.” time. Will Durst is a syndicated colum- once we have it, then knowledge becomes pleasant In a rare televised 2 a.m. vote Not surprisingly, McCain’s nist. His email address is to the soul (Prov. 8:11; 2:10).” the GOP Senate proved unable motivation is now being ques- [email protected]. We often strive to accumulate degrees and other credentials of the world. These can be important, but they do not make us wise. Titles do not make us wise. Elected office does not make us wise. Wealth does not make us wise. Having a public platform Wanted: English to English translator does not make us wise. Having all the information in the world on our phones, as if appendages of our ’ve heard that if you want to guages. You was new to texting, who re- very beings, definitely does not make us wise. pronounce the actor Michael could then learn ceived a message from her son There’s wisdom, however, in seeing the world be- Caine’s name the way he how to speak that his dog had died? She yond the president’s next tweet. To paraphrase does, you simply say “My Co- Public School texted back, “Sorry to hear that, Saint Augustine, there’s no use whining about the Icaine.” Try it: “I’m going to see English or lol.” She thought “lol” meant times, because we are the times. There’s wisdom in that new movie starring My Co- RADA (Royal “lots of love” whereas her son not wasting time scrolling, refreshing and down- caine.” Academy of read it, properly, as “laughing loading. And in avoiding angry and dumb at all The film “Trainspotting” was Dramatic Arts) out loud.” I’m not sure if they’re costs. one of many British films that Jim English. Then speaking to each other yet. We were made by, and for, great love — to nur- had to be overdubbed to make it Mullen it’s on to Welsh, But what’s really strange ture and be nourished by all the gifts of creation, more understandable to Ameri- Cockney, about my inability to under- most especially our lives. cans. Even then, words like Scouse, Canadian and Aus- stand the British is that they bevvy, dosh, gaff, coffin-dodger, tralian English. seem to have no problem under- Kathryn Jean Lopez is a syndicated columnist. Her draftpak and square-go were a Once fluent in those, you standing me. And I’ve never email address is [email protected]. puzzlement to many of us. could move on to BBC English: heard of a Hollywood movie Sometimes when I’m watch- the most difficult of all to mas- being overdubbed into British ing those British shows on PBS, ter. Though it is a dead lan- English. This seems to be a one- Moderately Confused I wish there were subtitles. My guage like Latin that few will way street: They can under- friends who speak British flu- ever actually speak, they say stand us, but we can’t ently say it’s not that hard to that knowing it makes it easier understand them. Maybe they learn, and that many of the to learn other languages. all have a gift for languages, but words are almost the same as Face it: Accents can be a prob- that sounds a little far-fetched. ours, just pronounced differ- lem. And as more and more of It’s much more likely that I’m ently. They say that with a few us use voice-dictation technol- just tone-deaf when it comes to years of hard study, even some- ogy on our smartphones and understanding other people’s one as stupid as I am might other devices, speaking some accents. Years ago, I was in a learn to speak it fluently. kind of standard English will taxi on a rainy Christmas Eve, But they were all pretty sure become more and more impor- in a rush to get home to be with that even then, I would still tant. I have a neighbor who my family. Everyone else had have an atrocious American ac- grew up in France and speaks the same idea, and the traffic cent. excellent English. She recently was miserable. The name on the Tragically, Rosetta Stone does bought an Amazon Echo, the cabbie’s license was all vowels not have a course for American voice-activated speaker/per- — a Scrabble tray of U’s and English speakers to learn sonal assistant. While it works O’s. I asked the driver where he British English. It would be properly most of the time, it was from. He said something such a big help to people like can’t always understand her. that sounded like “Bed E Bum.” me, and it could be a golden op- She’ll say something like, I said, “Bed E Bum? I never portunity for them. There could “Alexa, play some music by heard of it.” be big money in such courses as Johnny Cash.” Alexa will an- He turned around and stared “Learn British English,” “Learn swer, “I’m sorry, but I can’t find at me in astonishment. He said, Irish English,” “Learn Scottish any music by Zhon E. Kahsh.” in perfect American English, English” and “Learn Indian As Tony Schwartz, the record- “You never heard of Bethle- English.” ing pioneer said, “A message is hem?!” Of course, knowing how to not what has been sent, but understand British English what has been received.” Boy, Jim Mullen is a syndicated colum- would just be your first step into was he ever right. Who hasn’t nist. His email address is learning other foreign lan- heard the story of the mom who [email protected]. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, August 2, 2017 — A5 LOCAL/NATION TTU committee looks at presidential review process

BY LAURA MILITANA should not be conducted in reaction bers of the full board with an invita- members. [email protected] to an incident or event. tion to provide written feed back. “This is a very important responsi- There is a two-step process for Then the executive committee repre- bility for the board and can be very It’s new territory for the Tennessee evaluation recommended by the AGB sentative would meet privately with valuable if used right,” Harper said. Tech University board of trustees — — an annual assessment that is con- the president and provide a sum- Prior to the FOCUS Act that cre- assessing the university’s leader. ducted by the executive committee or mary of board input, discuss ated individual board of trustees for That was a topic of discussion compensation committee of the thoughts on the self-assessment of four-year universities in the state, Tuesday as the executive committee board, generally led by the board his or her performance and agree each president was evaluated by the met, looking at options on how to do chair and expected to take one upon goals for the upcoming year. Tennessee Board of Regents. just that. month to complete, and a compre- The chair of the assessment com- With this new process being for- “The evaluation of the president is hensive assessment conducted by a mittee will provide a written sum- warded to the full board for approval, a major responsibility of the board,” third-party consultant every three to mary of the private meeting with the policy 002 regarding the selection, executive committee member Trudy four years. gull board and a written report be evaluation and retention of the presi- Harper said. “We’re not in a place right now to prepared. dent would need to be revised. Harper was given the task of re- do the comprehensive assessment,” The process would be reviewed an- The revision of the policy, which searching the subject following the Harper said. nually and changes made as needed. was created in March, removes the last board meeting. According to the AGB, approxi- Topics in the self-assessment office of human resources from eval- “The AGB (Association of Govern- mately 90 percent of universities per- would include academic manage- uating the job performance of the ing Boards of Universities and Col- formed annual assessments. ment and leadership, administrative president and references the proce- leges) provided various materials Steps in the annual assessment management and leadership, budget dures approved by the board. and recommended three different process were also discussed. and finance, fundraising, external That revision is also headed to the books on the subject,” she said. The president’s self-assessment relations, personal characteristics full board for approval. The AGB recommends assessments would be submitted confidentially to and faculty matters, a topic sug- The full board of trustees meets at be a planned and regular event and the executive committee and mem- gested by an executive committee 2 p.m. Aug. 17 in Bell Hall room 260. Macon Prosecutor: St. Louis officer ‘executed’ suspect

ST. LOUIS (AP) — A white the department in 2013 and inches from him, which Levin- cided to do whatever was nec- man former St. Louis police officer now lives in Houston, wasn’t son called the “kill shot.” He essary to avoid arrest because charged with killing a black charged until last year, after said Stockley then returned to he was going to jail.” Smith man “executed” him after a then-Circuit Attorney Jennifer the Buick multiple times. had previous convictions for killed in car chase, then planted a gun Joyce cited unspecified new ev- Stockley’s DNA — but not gun and drug crimes. in the slain drug suspect’s ve- idence. The first-degree mur- Smith’s — was found on the A longtime friend of Smith’s, hicle as an excuse for opening der trial will be decided by a gun, though Smith’s DNA was Kirkwin Taylor, testified that fire, a prosecutor told a court judge rather than a jury de- found on a bag of heroin inside he rode in the car with Smith crash Tuesday. spite objections from prosecu- the car, the prosecutor said. to the restaurant that morning But an attorney for the offi- tors. “Anthony Smith did not de- and did not see a gun in the ve- A Macon County cer denied the prosecutor’s al- It’s unusual for officers to be serve to die,” Levinson said. hicle. man was killed Mon- legations during opening charged with killing suspects “He may have fled from police, Video from a police dash- day after he fell out of statements in the first-degree while on duty, and few officers but he did not deserve to be ex- board camera and witnesses, the back of a truck in murder trial for Jason Stock- are convicted in such deaths. ecuted.” along with DNA evidence, are Clay County. ley, saying the officer was pro- A key issue in the trial is the But Stockley’s attorney, Neil expected to play a big role in Fifty-three-year-old tecting himself against an unloaded .38-caliber revolver Bruntrager, said both officers the trial of Stockley, described David Cherry of Red armed and dangerous felon. that Stockley said he found in- saw the gun inside the car be- by Bruntrager as a West Point Boiling Springs was in It was the first time that side Smith’s rented Buick. fore the chase started. Stock- graduate who served in Iraq the rear cab of a 2002 prosecutors have revealed pub- Stockley has said he unloaded ley opened fire only after and graduated first in his po- Ford F15 traveling licly that they believe that the weapon as a safety precau- Smith refused commands to lice academy class. south on Trace Creek Stockley, 36, planted a gun on tion after shooting Smith. put up his hands and reached The shooting happened after Road near Max Bean 24-year-old Anthony Lamar Assistant Circuit Attorney along the seat “in the area Stockley and his partner spot- Road shortly before Smith after Smith was shot in Aaron Levinson said Stockley where the gun was,” Brun- ted Smith in a suspected drug noon when he fell out December 2011. shot Smith five times, includ- trager said, describing Smith transaction in the parking lot and came to rest on Stockley, who resigned from ing once while standing 6 as a parole violator “who de- of a fast-food restaurant. the ground, according to a report from the Tennessee Highway Obituaries Patrol. Cherry was trans- Linda Carol Quillen cemetery. Farlin Flatt Family will receive is in charge of arrange- ported to Cumberland Linda Quillen passed friends at the funeral ments, 528-1044. River Hospital, where COOKEVILLE — away Friday, July 28, COOKEVILLE — Fu- home Thursday, Aug. 3, he was later pro- Graveside services and 2017. neral services for Farlin from 4-7 p.m., and Fri- nounced dead. interment for Linda Dyer Funeral Home is Flatt, 88, of Cookeville, day, Aug. 4, from 10 a.m. The driver and the Carol Quillen, 71, of in charge of arrange- will be held at 11 a.m. until service time. other passenger in the Rockford, will be held at ments, 526-7158. Friday, Aug. 4, at Pres- Mr. Flatt passed away vehicle were not in- 9:30 a.m. Thursday, Aug. ley Funeral Home. Bur- Aug. 1, 2017, at jured, and no 2, at Boiling Springs ial will be in Flatt Cookeville Regional charges or citations Cemetery. Woolbright Cemetery in Medical Center. were issued. The family will re- Gainesboro. Presley Funeral Home Trooper Joshua ceive friends following Brawner investigated the interment at the the accident. Garland ‘Jean’ She had lived in dren, Sam Teich, Em- Texas, California, and mett McDonald, Joseph Mildred Alexander friends at the funeral Gibson Ohio before returning Ray, Stetson Ray, Emma Dying woman Randolph home today, Wednesday, to Tennessee, and had Ray, Deonna Hargis, Aug. 2, from 4-9 p.m. CROSSVILLE — Fu- lived for the last 46 Braxton Hargis, Kyla granted final SPARTA — Funeral Mildred Randolph neral services for, Gar- years in Monterey. She Hargis, Sophia Hargis, wish of Ohio services for Mildred passed away Monday, land “Jean” Gibson, 78, loved her family, gar- Toby Hargis, Ellie Reed, Alexander Randolph, 91, July 31, 2017, at her will be held at 7 p.m. dening, and flowers. Evelyn Castle, and Abi- milkshake of Sparta, will be held at home in Sparta. Thursday, Aug. 3, at She is survived by her gail Castle; brothers 2 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 3, Thurman Funeral Crossville Memorial sons, Thomas Joe Gib- and sisters, Vince Hall, CLEVELAND at Thurman Funeral Home is in charge of Funeral Home with son Jr. and Rita, Jimmy Vincent Hall, Ross HEIGHTS, Ohio (AP) Home. arrangements, 931-836- Tony Phipps officiating. Doc Gibson, and Larry Branstetter, Jackie — An Ohio native in Family will receive 3355. She will be laid to Gibson and Stacy; Branstetter, Connie hospice care in Vir- rest on Friday, Aug. 4, daughters, Euretha Brimi, and Carolyn ginia had a dying wish at 10 a.m. at Whittaker Roberts and husband Williams. fulfilled last month — Ruby Lee Henry Dyer Funeral Home is Cemetery in Monterey. Skip, and Darla Reed In addition to her par- one last mocha milk- in charge of arrange- Family will receive and husband Kevin; ents, she was preceded shake from a popular COOKEVILLE — ments, 526-7158. friends Thursday, Aug. grandchildren, Amber in death by her hus- suburban Cleveland Ruby Lee Henry, 58, of 3, from 5-7 p.m. at the McDonald and husband band Thomas Gibson restaurant. Cookeville, passed away funeral home. Terry, Brittany Castle Sr.; two brothers, Fifty-year-old Emily Saturday, July 29, 2017, She passed away on and husband Matt, Willard Branstetter and Pomeranz died Friday at Cookeville Regional July 31, 2017. Kevin Reed, Nikki Ray, Carl Branstetter; and of pancreatic cancer. Medical Center. She was born March Eli Gibson, Brandy daughter-in-law, Irene With help from a Cremation was cho- 16, 1939, in the Chestnut Brown-Hargis, and hus- Gibson. friend in Virginia and sen. Memorial services Ridge Community of band Derek, Haley Gib- Crossville Memorial the longtime owner of will be held at a later Morgan County, the son, Ashlyn Gibson, Funeral Home and Cre- Tommy’s in Cleveland date. daughter of Gertie Ad- Stacia Hall, and Jordan matory is in charge of Heights, the shake ar- kins and Menford Teich and husband arrangements, 931-456- rived four days ear- Branstetter. David; great-grandchil- 0047. lier. Emma Heitman ice time. A photo of a smiling Emma passed away Pomeranz holding the Monday, July 31, 2017, at shake and the “The COOKEVILLE — A her home. Milkshake Mission” celebration of life serv- Hooper - Huddleston James Comey has book deal story have traveled ice for Emma Heitman, & Horner Funeral Home NEW YORK (AP) — everything from allega- server. According to much farther than the 9, of Baxter, will be held is in charge of arrange- Former FBI Director tions of ties between Flatiron, Comey will drink’s 375-mile (603- at 1 p.m. Friday, Aug. 4, ments, 526-6111. James Comey has a Russia and Donald draw upon his career kilometer) trip. at The River Commu- book deal. Trump’s presidential in government as he Restaurant owner nity Church. Interment Flatiron Books told campaign to the bu- writes about “good, Tommy Fello initially will be at Smyrna Ceme- The Associated Press reau’s investigation ethical leadership” and wasn’t sure how it tery. on Thursday that into Hillary Clinton’s how it influences could be accomplished The family will re- Comey will write about use of a private email “sound decisions.” after getting a call ceive friends at the from Pomeranz’s church Friday, Aug. 4, friend Sam Klein. from 11 a.m. until serv- Fe Features:atures: Model# KUDS30IXSS Fello made it work, • • SaniSani RinseRinse packing the shake in • • ProPro ScrubScrub dry ice and shipping it Wills, Living Trusts Tired of renting your own overnight. property? Let us do it for you! THE THE Harris Monuments & E state Planning Planning now may save $1000ʼs later Over 20 years experience. Appliance Appliance MartMart 526-9115 *Custom Etching* Call Michelle or Devon at Falcon Dale Bohannon , Attorney 749 S. 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Community Calendar

The Community Calen- Wednesday, 1 p.m., at South gional Charitable Founda- Book Sale. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. at Aug. 6 dar is a daily list of events Fentress Elementary School. tions Pediatric Fund & Put- the library. Hard-cover books WEST CEMETERY: Deco- hosted by nonprofit groups Senior centers from the nam County Imagination $1, paperback 50 cents, chil- ration day, 10 a.m. short busi- in Putnam, White, Overton Upper Cumberland will com- Library Fund. Call 931-783- dren’s 25 cents. Used book do- ness meeting, speaker at 11 and Jackson counties. To pete in a trivia style competi- 2003. nations accepted during a.m. Donations for upkeep be included, call 526-9715 tion. Winner will compete at BOOK SALE: Twice Told normal library hours. can be given to trustees on and ask for the newsroom regional level. The regional Tales used book store at Put- CRUISE-IN: Cookeville the 4th & 5th, or mail: 1223 secretary or email winner will compete against nam County Library. 4-6 p.m. Cruisers meeting at Hillbilly Grider Rd. Cookeville, 38506. [email protected]. West and East Tennessee at Members of Putnam County Restorations, 1025 Shagrag GALLERY EXHIBIT: Be sure to include your the state finals in September. Library Friends only. Mem- Rd. 9-11 a.m. Free admission, Backdoor Gallery presents name and number as well Public welcome to come out berships available at door. coffee & donuts available. Jack & Betty Loab, & Robert as a time, date and loca- and support the games. Hardbound books $2, paper- Call Jim 260-8020. Harvey exhibit, Carissa & tion of the event. Deadline Aug. 3 back, 50 cents, lots of chil- BOOK SALE: Twice Told Co., reception & drawing. for Tuesday-Friday’s paper CIVIL SERVICE BOARD: dren’s books 25 cents. Tales used book store at Put- Cookeville Art Studio & is noon the day before. Monterey Civil Service Board FREE CONCERT: Blue- nam County Library. 10 a.m.- Gallery,186A S. Walnut, 526- Deadline for Sunday is meeting, noon, Monterey grass Ablaze, with Mark Bar- 1 p.m. Hardbound books $2, 2424. noon Friday. Deadline for City Hall, to hire a police offi- nett & Ben Graves. 4-7 p.m. At paperback, 50 cents, lots of Aug.7 Monday is 3 p.m. Friday. cer. Central Park in Livingston, children’s books 25 cents. LINE DANCE: Every Mon- Church-related items are Aug. 4 140 S. Spring Street. COFFEE WITH A VET: day, Cane Creek Recreation published in a separate WHISKEY FESTIVAL: Aug. 5 Livingston VFW Building, 8- Center will have a line dance calendar in the Religion Cookeville Whiskey Festival, STAR PARTY: Calling all 11 a.m. Public & those who class at 1 p.m. for $3. Call 528- section each Friday. Dead- 5:30-8:30 p.m., Leslie Town backyard astronomers, free have served or currently 5053. line for church calendar Centre. Over 100 varieties of community event. Algood serving in armed forces in- Aug. 8 items is noon Wednesday. whiskeys, bourbons, and Ballpark Pavilion, 8:30-10 vited for coffee, conversation, SPEAKER SERIES: Chuck Aug. 2 scotches. Heavy hors d’oeu- p.m. Bring a blanket, tele- & comradeship. Hosted by Sutherland, Geology of the BRAIN GAMES: The 5th vers. $100/person in advance, scope, binoculars, or camera. Livingston American Legion Eastern Highland Rim. 7 p.m. Annual Upper Cumberland designated driver $35. Pro- BOOK SALE: Friends of Post 4 & Auxiliary Unit 4 & Oldham Theater on the His- Brain Games will be held on ceeds benefit Cookeville Re- Monterey Branch Library VFW Post 5062. toric Square in Sparta. THE MARKET IN REVIEW Senate Republicans slowly STOCK EXCHANGE HIGHLIGHTS DAILY DOW JONES NYSE Dow Jones industrials 22,000 turning their backs on Trump uu Close: 21,963.92 21,740 12,000.04 +32.37 Change: 72.80 (0.3%) 21,480 10 DAYS Endless controversies, ratings take toll on Trump power 22,000 GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) Name Last Chg %Chg 21,500 WASHINGTON (AP) cism is coming from the ing since he is one of Tidwtr 25.00 +24.07 +2,588.2 — There wasn’t a dra- Senate, where few Re- just two GOP senators LumberLiq 33.59 +8.88 +35.921,000 HorizGbl n 17.23 +3.29 +23.6 matic public break or an publicans are burdened facing competitive re- WestmRs s 3.00 +.54 +22.0 20,500 Insperity 89.00 +13.50 +17.9 exact moment it hap- with facing an elec- election races in next TriNetGrp 40.39 +5.39 +15.420,000 pened. But step by step, torate anytime soon. year’s midterm elec- IntlGmeT n 21.46 +2.42 +12.7 Shopify n 104.08 +11.71 +12.7 19,500 Senate Republicans are The situation is differ- tions, the other being AVangrd 19.70 +2.00 +11.3 FMAM J J Sprint 8.87 +.89 +11.2 turning their backs on ent in the House, where Dean Heller of Nevada.

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Nation in Brief Tillerson laments sour ties with Russia

WASHINGTON (AP) — The fully. the U.S. has fulfilled President Tillerson said, recounting his top American diplomat put the — Insisted the U.S. doesn’t Donald Trump’s objective of a message to Russian President Teen jumps out of onus on Russia to take steps to blame China for North Korea’s new, more cooperative rela- Vladimir Putin when they met plane emergency repair flagging relations with nuclear behavior despite the tionship between the former in March. “And it just did.” the United States, even as he American pressure on Beijing. Cold War foes, noting only Putin this week ordered the door at San conceded that congressional He said the U.S. is open to talks modest efforts in Syria as a U.S. to dramatically cut its sanctions would pose a new ob- with Pyongyang. sign the nations share some diplomatic presence in Russia, Francisco stacle. Holding out hope for — Argued that Iran’s mili- common goals. While he said solidifying the conclusion that warmer ties, Secretary of State tary must leave Syria for the frustrated Americans want the a Trump-driven detente with SAN FRANCISCO Rex Tillerson said he’d meet U.S. to cooperate with Russia U.S. to get along with the nu- Moscow hasn’t come to pass. (AP) — A teenage boy with his Russian counterpart on ending the Syrian civil war. clear-armed power, he did not Though ostensibly in retalia- traveling alone within days. — Named retired Gen. An- address the deep suspicions at tion for a similar U.S. move opened an emergency In a wide-ranging assess- thony Zinni as special repre- home about the president’s in- last year under President door after his plane ment of his first six months in sentative to try to resolve the tentions. U.S. intelligence Barack Obama, the Russian ac- landed, slid down the office, Tillerson on Tuesday Persian Gulf diplomatic crisis agencies have formally ac- tion came just after Congress wing and jumped onto also: over Qatar. cused Moscow of meddling in voted to slap Russia with more a tarmac at San Fran- — Revealed the U.S. is look- But on Russia, Tillerson the 2016 presidential election economic sanctions, and to in- cisco before shocked ing at options to entice strained hardest to point to to help Trump. clude new requirements mak- passengers could do Venezuelan President Nicolas progress. “The situation is bad, but be- ing it far harder for Trump to anything to stop him, Maduro to leave power peace- He was unable to show that lieve me — it can get worse,” ease the penalties. witnesses said. The 17-year-old, a U.S. citizen, removed the door minutes after the Copa Airlines flight arrived from Central America, San Francisco Airport spokesman Doug Yakel said. An airfield con- struction crew work- ing nearby confronted the boy and held him until police arrived and arrested him. The teen, who ap- peared to be in emo- tional distress during the flight, was not in- AP, file jured, Yakel said. Witnesses said the Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, left, listens as teen seemed fidgety President Donald Trump speaks during a meeting and anxious through- with Chinese President Xi Jinping. out the seven-hour flight from Panama City, Panama, and that by the time pas- Tillerson to North The Associated Press sengers realized the door had been opened, Officers search for a suspect after a shooting in Dobbins, California. he was already on the Korea ‘We are ground, running. Sophia Gibson, of San Jose, California, Deputy pulls colleagues to safety said people sitting not your enemy’ next to him were during shootout at pot farm shocked when he WASHINGTON (AP) son said the U.S. does jumped out of the — Secretary of State not think productive OREGON HOUSE, The church’s leader, enter her home, and plane and onto the Rex Tillerson has of- talks would result if Calif. (AP) — A North- Heidi Lepp, said she re- the man fired on two wing. fered reassurance to North Korea came with ern California sheriff’s ceived a call from deputies when they en- North Korea that “we the intention of main- deputy ran into a church members who tered. are not your enemy,” taining their nuclear house to pull two worked on the farm The deputies re- Armed customer though he wants help weapons. wounded colleagues to saying the man, who turned fire. kills suspect from China to push for And he continued to safety after a shootout she knew only as The third deputy, conditions that can lead push for Chinese help to with a suspect at a “Sawyer,” was ripping who had taken up a po- during Arizona to talks with the North. keep pressure on North Rastafarian church’s up plants and wielding sition at the backdoor, He said Tuesday the Korea because of their marijuana farm. a gun. She told the then ran inside to get pharmacy United States does “not special economic rela- The two deputies workers to leave and his colleagues. robbery seek a regime change. tionship. He said the were expected to sur- called authorities. The sheriff said the We do not seek a col- North Korean problem vive after the third, a When the deputies deputies, department PHOENIX (AP) — lapse of the regime. We is not China’s fault, but 22-year veteran, put in arrived, the man fled veterans of 14 and 10 Authorities say a cus- do not seek an acceler- China must help create an officers-down call about 100 yardsup a years, respectively, tomer at a Phoenix ated reunification of the conditions for produc- and by himself entered hill toward homes on were airlifted to a hos- drugstore shot and peninsula.” But Tiller- tive talks. the house in which the the property. pital and arrived “con- killed a man who was gunman had fled, Yuba A woman gave the scious, talkative and attempting to rob the County Sheriff Steve deputies permission to stable.” pharmacy Tuesday Durfor said. night. The deputy did not Phoenix police tell Fires torching see the suspect or the Arizona Republic hear any gunfire that a man jumped while rescuing the the pharmacy Montana; money two officers Tuesday, counter, pointed the and later when a gun at people and de- SWAT team members manded oxycodone entered the house he from the pharmacist. running out was found dead. An armed customer It is likely the sus- shot and wounded HELENA, Mont. (AP) Tubbs said Tuesday. pect died from the him. — Montana’s worst fire “We will use up the re- deputies’ return gun- Sgt. Jonathan season in years is ex- maining balance in fire, Durfor said, but Howard said officers pected to scorch the fairly short order,” he it’s possible his found about a dozen drought-stricken land- said. wounds were self-in- workers and cus- scape well into fall, long The state’s financial flicted. tomers hiding in the after the state’s fire- worries come as fore- The suspect had Walgreens from the fighting reserves run casters for the National been working for suspect who was still out thanks to politicians Interagency Fire Center about a month at the inside. diverting millions of predict that eastern farm of Sugarleaf After officers dollars to fill a budget Montana, southern Cali- Rastafarian Church, cleared the store, a shortfall. fornia and the western which holds mari- police dog pulled the There is only $12 mil- Dakotas could be ex- juana sacred and suspect away from his lion left of the $63 mil- posed to major wildfire grows it on the farm gun. Police adminis- lion in the firefighting threats into October or about 55 miles north tered CPR to the man, fund in June, and the November. of Sacramento. but he died at the state is burning through scene. Authorities that at a rate of $1.5 mil- have not released the lion a day, state Depart- name of the suspect ment of Natural or the customer who Resources and Conser- shot him. vation director John Herald-Citizen

Wednesday, August 2, 2017 LIVING 8 ►DEAR ABBY ►WHERE WE ARE Wife decries kissing cousin’s Celebrate return to family Friendship gatherings Day EAR ABBY: When my husband and I ow will you celebrate National were dating, he told Friendship Day? It’s Sunday, me that he’d had a Aug. 6, and I didn’t know it ex- consensualD sexual relation- ists until recently. There’s an of- ship with his cousin, “Irma.” ficialH day for almost everything and He said they were in their most I ignore, but friends should be early 20s and very immature. celebrated. They parted ways because The founder of Hallmark originated they both knew it was a day to honor and appreciate friends wrong, and Irma moved to in 1919, but it really didn’t catch on. In another state. He told me so 1935, the United States Congress pro- one day I wouldn’t be blind- Members of the GFWC Cookeville Junior Woman’s Club, and a few of their claimed the first Sunday of August as sided should we ever be mar- family members, cleaned up Dogwood Park on a very hot and muggy Sat- National Friendship Day. It isn’t ried. urday recently. The club cleans the park three times a year. From left are known exactly why, but as World War I Well, we got married, and Jane Wheeler, James and Logan Cooper, Deb Allen, Socorro Cooper and came to an end there was a need for this cousin Hayden and James Cowan. Dylcia Cowan was also part of the cleanup friendship among countries and peo- has kept her crew. ple. distance until In 2011, the UN General Assembly recently. proclaimed an Interna- Irma has now tional Day of Friend- started to at- ship with the idea that tend their friendships between family events. Art grants fund people, countries, and Abigail We live too cultures can inspire far away to peace efforts and after Van Buren go, but I the UN proclamation dread the day Susan many countries adopted when we do and she’s there. projects in 7 counties Ray Friendship Days. The Should I act like I don’t know basic idea of all coun- what went on before I was in The Upper Cumberland Develop- using selected school children from ties is the same: a day to acknowledge the picture? Nobody in his ment District received $18,650 from Jackson and Smith counties. friends’ contributions to your life and family knows this ever hap- the Tennessee Arts Commission and The Junior Auxiliary of McMin- to cherish the people you love. pened between them. funded 11 projects in seven counties nville hosted a chamber orchestra Neither Hallmark nor proclamations I have told my husband it with more than 200 artists involved. with their grant which was free to are needed to convince me the impor- makes me very uncomfort- Nearly 400 volunteers provided the public at Park Theater. tance of friends. As a young teen, I able and that it almost seems 6,600 hours of service to conduct Macon County Arts Council learned to appreciate friends when my she attends hoping to run these projects. hosted The Fisk Jubilee Singers. parents often welcomed my girlfriends into him. Why else would The Algood Senior Center added Main Street McMinnville was able for overnight slumber parties. Later, I she? I would be very 16 new quilt squares to barns and to add a large quilt square to the depended on college friends to get ashamed of having done this buildings as a part of the Upper downtown area to encourage inter- through late night study sessions and and would continue to keep Cumberland Quilt Trail. The trail in- est in the history and heritage of the unravel tangled emotions. my distance. cludes at least 316 quilt patterns in area. Neighborhood friends’ visits and im- My husband says I have 13 counties. Monterey High School produced promptu lunch dates carried me nothing to worry about be- Art Round Tennessee provided six “Grease” with their first ABC grant through long days of caring for my ba- cause Irma means nothing to workshops for in Cookeville. application. bies and toddlers. When Daughter and him. What do I do if I run The Fentress County Board of Ed- Smith County was able to pay local Son played sports and attended scout into this woman at one of ucation conducted a Fine Arts Camp musicians to perform at its William meetings, my friends and I carpooled. these family gatherings? — for 118 3rd-8th grade students for Walton Festival and the Hometown Fellow teacher and writing friends en- NOT HAPPY IN THE USA five days. Classes included music, Christmas with its grant. couraged me when I wanted to throw DEAR NOT HAPPY: I art, theater and dance. Warren County Senior Center con- away red pens and keyboards. All know it may be uncomfort- The Pickett County Good Neigh- ducted a Visiting Author Series along life, friends have kept me going able, but when your paths fi- bors Theatre paid fees for artistic di- which attracted several new “Baby and growing. nally cross, be polite. You rectors. Boomers” to the center to hear three Quotes I’ve heard are true. Friends don’t have to do anything but Granville Museum’s Scarecrow different authors discuss their writ- ‘do’ without waiting to be asked. A true exchange the basic social Festival created 50 new scarecrows ing careers. friend knows your faults and loves you amenities, and spend your anyway. A real friend walks in when time socializing with the others walk away. A friend is a gift you other relatives. give yourself. DEAR ABBY: I’m a mid- Jim Parsons hails ‘Young Friends sat beside me while I fretted dle-aged, single woman. My in hospital waiting rooms. They 76-year-old father lives with showed up at my front door with hugs me. We get along well and and food when my parents passed the arrangement works fine, Sheldon’ star as ‘in control’ kid away. They said, “I’m on my way,” except for one problem. He BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — when I called for help. They stood be- never washes his hands after Jim Parsons, who plays quirky ge- side me even when I messed up. going to the bathroom. To nius Sheldon Cooper on the CBS And I’ve heard that friends know us make matters worse, he does comedy “The Big Bang Theory,” can better than family and friends are the most of the cooking, and he draw many distinctions between family we choose. Friends are family? often goes right from the himself and young Iain Armitage, Yes, according to Kathryn. bathroom straight into the who plays his character as a child on I commented to Kathryn that she kitchen. CBS’ new spin-off, “Young Sheldon.” had a large group of friends from dif- I know that if I comment Parsons finds Iain much more “in ferent walks of life and she responded, on his lack of hygiene, he control as a human being” and more “Yes, I have a big framily.” Framily? will get angry and defensive. mature than he was at age 9. Did she misunderstand what I said? How do I get him to be sani- Hearing Parsons during a TV crit- Did I hear her correctly? Then I real- tary at his age? — HUNGRY ics conference on Tuesday, Iain ized framily combines friend and fam- NO MORE thanked him but graciously replied, ily. DEAR HUNGRY NO “I don’t think so.” AP “That’s a perfect word,” I said. MORE: I don’t blame you for Laughing, Parsons noted that Iain Iain Armitage, left, a cast member in Friends who are closer than family. having lost your appetite. hadn’t known him back then. They the CBS series “Young Sheldon,” Friends who know more about us than After reading your letter, have much more in common these and Jim Parsons take part in a panel family. Friends who shoulder mine is gone, too. days, insisted Parsons, than they discussion. heartache when family stumbles. Al- You say your father lives ever would have had when he was a though the word framily was first used with you and not the reverse. youngster. CBS execs. Clearing the way for the in 2006, the concept has been around In your home, you get to Parsons as adult Sheldon narrates previously announced addition of for a long time. Remember the 1990’s make the rules. If this makes “Young Sheldon,” which premieres Leah Remini, James’ TV wife, television show “Friends” about six your father “defensive and Sept. 25. He continues on “The Big Donna, who had been played by people who resembled a family? angry,” so be it. Bang Theory,” beginning Season 11. Erinn Hayes, will be killed off. National Friendship Day. A day to There’s a reason employ- A Death On ‘Kevin Can Wait’ The new season will flash forward honor people you love. People who are ees of restaurants are re- The happy husband Kevin James roughly a year to find Donna killed your framily. quired to wash their hands has been portraying on his CBS sit- off and Kevin Gable widowed, clear- after using the bathroom. It’s com will be widowed as “Kevin Can ing the deck for Remini, who guest- Susan Ray is a Cookeville writer. Read her to prevent the spread of dis- Wait” begins its second season, say starred in a couple of episodes. blog online at http://susanrray.com. ease. It may mean watching your father like a hawk, but you will have to enforce this. And if at all possible, do the Producer: ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ cooking yourself. DEAR ABBY: I like this girl “Jayne” who I work with delayed to maintain quality that I wouldn’t mind dating. Problem is, her mother also LOS ANGELES (AP) — The geted January debut would "com- works there and has sent out premiere of "Star Trek: Discov- promise the quality of the show," signals that she “likes” me, ery" on CBS' subscription stream- so it was pushed with the blessing too. So how do I get Jayne ing service, CBS All Access, was of CBS Chairman and CEO Leslie without breaking her postponed nine months to main- Moonves. mother’s heart or creating tain the quality of the brand. "Star Trek: Discovery" stars waves at work for me? — Executive producer Alex Kurtz- Sonequa Martin-Green of "The TROUBLE IN ALBANY, man told the Television Critics Walking Dead," as central charac- N.Y. Association Tuesday that they ter, First Officer Michael Burn- DEAR TROUBLE: Work- "spent a lot of time" discussing ham. She's the foster daughter of place romances are strongly how to create this new world for the Vulcan Sarek, who is Spock's discouraged because if they TV that felt authentic to the "Star father. end — and most do — it Trek" universe. "We are telling a story that we could be a recipe for disaster. Also during that time, executive believe in. Everyone is so pas- Your situation sounds like producer Bryan Fuller decided to sionate. 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Wednesday, August 2, 2017 SPORTS B Tech football Not just a Game facing ups, Reporter’s appreciation downs in continues to grow for early camp

football’s family TTU Sports Information philosophy After four days of work, including two solo days for the rookies and two with the veterans thrown in, it has certainly been filled with some ups BY LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS and downs for the Tennessee Tech [email protected] football team. The first few days of camp have I can’t trace my love of football been exactly that as players are get- back to childhood. ting introduced to the system, learn- In fact, my only exposure to the ing new teammates and trying to get sport before I became an adult was acclimated with head coach Marcus occasional glances toward the side- Satterfield, his staff and their expec- lines at the White House city park, tations. where my high school’s games were It certainly hasn’t been easy, but held 20 years ago. nothing worthwhile ever is. While It wasn’t until 10 years ago when a there has been a slight learning curve then-undiagnosed thyroid condition early on, it’s still very much full made me an unwilling couch potato speed ahead for the Golden Eagles. on nights and weekends that I “It’s been just our new coaches started paying attention to the learning our tempo and our new guys game. learning how to practice with the en- I started asking questions and tire group,” Satterfield said. “Our learned the rules. I began cheering transition in and out of periods was a for local teams and looking forward little rusty (Monday). We addressed to the weekends when I could watch that last night and we looked sharper more. today. I was proud of the preparation Over the years, I’ve secretly har- of our coaches and players and we got bored the desire to play. a lot better today.” Last weekend was my first chance The young eaglets on the team have to get an inside look at the lives of already put together four days of football players and coaches work, trying to start earning their through Tennessee Tech’s annual spots on the roster. And with as many women’s clinic. new faces as there are on the team, Of course, I was excited to partici- the Golden Eagles are already making pate in tackling, catching, kicking huge strides. and throwing, but I was surprised to “They’ve been doing great,” Satter- learn something I didn’t expect. field said. “We understand as coaches Football isn’t just a game. It’s jobs that there is a huge youth movement and lives. here, but we’re not giving them that Before presenting a slide show Contributed | TTU Sports Information option to lean on. We don’t talk about demonstrating the pressures of a Lindsay McReynolds cheers after scoring a touchdown pass during a it with them – we put the expectation coach’s schedule that begins daily women’s clinic held Saturday by Tennessee Tech Football. McReynolds out there that they are to compete on before 8 a.m. and ends late into the said her appreciation for what coaches, players and their families go an elite level and that’s the standard night, TTU Head Football Coach through has grown since attending the clinic. that’s being held to them by the up- Marcus Satterfield recognized his perclassmen and the coaches. We feel extensive staff as well as their fami- some football drills with the help of college football, Becca Longo, who by doing that, we feel like we can get lies. Tech’s freshmen football players. signed a letter of intent earlier this them where we want them to go “The first four days of the week, For someone with little athletic year with Adams State in Colorado. faster.” we see our family about four hours, experience, Saturday was a unique Saturday’s clinic almost made me Still, through these first four days, if we’re lucky,” Satterfield told chance to see what football is really wish I could go back in time and be- the pads haven’t been strapped on yet, about 40 women who signed up for like, outside the excitement of a sta- come a football player myself. but those days are quickly approach- the football clinic on Saturday dium filled with fans. That’s the downfall of being a ing, meaning the introductory learn- evening inside Tech’s Johnson Hall. And we weren’t made to feel like writer. ing phase is nearing its end. Satterfield also took the time to girls who don’t know anything You’re always learning about “They’ve done a nice job of taking recognize the wives of the coaches, about football. other people’s jobs, which at the care of each other,” Satterfield said. including his own wife, Sarah, and Satterfield told us it was his time, seem so interesting that you “We can get a lot of work done and his mother and daughter. mother who really followed football begin second-guessing your own ca- take care of our bodies. This is a “When our camp starts, we’re when he was young and read a reer choice. longer training camp because there done,” he said. “Our wives, you have poem she wrote about him playing But I think I learned something aren’t two-a-days, so we have to be no idea what they go through.” the game. more important than that. From the smart with the length, how much con- After some classroom instruction One coach noted the increase in head coach to the assistants to the tact do we have, how long the prac- by coaches of various positions, we females watching and playing foot- players, much like what I’ve ob- tices are.” headed outside to Overall Field in- ball, citing statistics that more served about the military and emer- Camp continues through August side Tucker Stadium to hear 37-year women watched the most recent gency workers, football is family. 24, when the Golden Eagles host their veteran official Bobby Garrison’s Super Bowl than the Academy And on Aug. 31, when I’m watch- annual Gathering of Eagles event. explanations of what types of be- Awards. ing TTU host Western Illinois, I’ll be The team will then transition into havior constitutes penalties. Another pointed to the first fe- glad I know a little more about what game-week preparation for their sea- Then we got a chance to practice male to earn a scholarship to play that means. son opener against Western Illinois on Aug. 31. Monterey golfers keep on upswing, sweep 4-team match; UHS finishes 2nd

BY SCOTT WILSON [email protected]

After Monterey High School opened its golf season last week with a tie against powerhouse DeKalb County, Pokey Looper had a good feeling about what his team might be able to accomplish this year. He’s got a solid one-two punch from Cade Painter and Matthew Harris on the boys’ team, and Hunter Grubbs, who Looper said has improved a lot since last season, is shooting the lights out for the girls’ squad. That good feeling only got stronger Tuesday afternoon as Monterey took the boys’ and girls’ titles in a four-team match Scott Wilson | Herald-Citizen with Upperman, Gordonsville Upperman High School’s Mason Haggard chips onto the green from and Cannon County at Southern the fringe on the 17th hole during the Bees’ match with Monterey, Hills Golf and Country Club. Gordonsville and Cannon County Tuesday at Southern Hills Golf and “The boys played pretty well, Country Club. Haggard and UHS finished second. but I was really pleased with the way the girls played,” Looper Painter and Harris shot 38 and Backing up Painter and Harris said. “However, the second and 39, respectively, to lead Monterey for the Wildcats were Chris Scott Wilson | Herald-Citizen third girls in the lineup (usually to a 172 team total. Upperman Willix at 47 and Max Troyer at Monterey’s Matt Harris reacts after making a putt Alex Garcia and Katelyn Hicks) shot 176 and Cannon County was 48. Layne Phipps fired a 51 and during Tuesday’s four-team golf tournament at are going to have to bring their third at 190. Gordonsville Isaac Howard had a 52. Southern Hills Golf and Country Club. Harris and scores down. They’re still too wrapped up the boys’ scoring at the Wildcats, along with the MHS Lady Wildcats, high.” 209. See GOLF, Page B6 swept the team titles. B2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, August 2, 2017 SPORTS Neymar wants to leave Barcelona for PSG move

By MANU FERNANDEZ and JOSEPH WILSON Associated Press

SANT JOAN DESPI, Spain — Neymar has told Barcelona that he plans to leave the club, with a blockbuster move to Paris Saint-Germain seem- ingly imminent. Barcelona responded Wednesday with a state- ment saying the Brazil striker’s 222 million euro ($262 million) release clause must be paid in full, a scenario which until recently seemed beyond the reach of any rival. Barcelona said Neymar and his father met with club officials Wednesday to say he wanted to leave. Club spokesman Josep Vives said the team “referred them to the release clause in his John Bazemore | AP current contract, which as of July 1 is 222 mil- lion euros, which must be paid in full.” Dodgers’ Joc Pederson, right, dives back to first base ahead of the tag from Braves first baseman Wagner Ribeiro, who represents Neymar, told Freddie Freema on Tuesday in Atlanta. The Dodgers won 3-2. Spanish media that PSG would pay the buyout clause and present Neymar this week. Ribeiro refused to say where Neymar was flying to. The payment of the clause would shatter the Dodgers pitch past Braves previous world record transfer of 105 million euros (then $116 million) that Manchester United paid for France midfielder Paul Pogba last year. By CHARLES ODUM Johan Camargo’s two-run homer ter off Atlanta starter Lucas Sims A few hours before Barcelona released the Associated Press off Josh Ravin in the eighth. At- (0-1). statement, Neymar spent 30 minutes at the club’s lanta ended the inning with Bran- Kenley Jansen struck out the training ground in Sant Joan Despi telling his ATLANTA — Yu Darvish is don Phillips, who had a pinch-hit side in the ninth for his 28th save teammates and coach Ernesto Valverde that he making an impact for the Los An- single, on third base. in 29 chances. wanted to leave. Valverde gave him permission geles Dodgers before even joining Maeda struck out six and Yasiel Puig doubled and scored to go. the team. walked one. Dodgers manager on Chris Taylor’s double in the Vives, however, noted that Neymar “is still Kenta Maeda allowed only two Dave Roberts said the right-han- third. Puig also singled, stole under contract with FC Barcelona, but with tem- hits in seven scoreless innings der was “just attacking the strike third base and scored on catcher porary permission to not take part in the train- Tuesday night, leading the streak- zone. It was fun to watch.” Tyler Flowers’ throwing error in ing session.” ing Dodgers past the Atlanta Darvish, acquired by the the fifth. Last year, the 25-year-old Neymar signed a new Braves 3-2 for their ninth straight Dodgers from the Texas Rangers Sims and second baseman contract with Barcelona that tied him to the win. on Monday, will join the team Ozzie Albies made their major Catalan club through 2021. After the game, Maeda ac- today. Roberts said Darvish will league debuts for Atlanta, which Barcelona said Neymar did not specify where knowledged he believed he make his debut with the team has lost six in a row. he wants to play next, but the only club specu- needed to protect his spot in a when he starts Friday at the New Sims yielded three runs and six lated to be after him — and one of few which crowded rotation. York Mets. hits in six innings. could handle the cost of the transfer — is the “Yes, I do feel the pressure,” Roberts said he knows his start- “Definitely a day that I will Qatari-owned PSG. Maeda said through a translator. ing pitchers feel pressure to keep never forget,” Sims said. “I wish I PSG did not answer messages from The Asso- “That’s the reality right now. We their spots. could have executed a couple of ciated Press seeking comment. have a lot of really good pitchers “I think that plays into it, the pitches a little better, but for sure Driving a blue Audi with two passengers, Ney- who are producing.” competition,” he said. it was a special night.” mar breezed in and out of the Barcelona’s train- The slumping Braves were shut Cody Bellinger led off the The Braves have lost 12 of 15 ing ground outside the city. He had arrived in down by Maeda (10-4) but cut fourth with his 29th homer into since reaching .500 at 45-45 on Spain on Tuesday night after holding publicity their deficit to one run with the Braves’ bullpen in right-cen- July 16. events for both his personal brand and Barcelona in China. Club president Josep Bartomeu had repeatedly said that the club would do everything to con- Amy Adams Strunk expects more from Titans vince Neymar to stay. Both Bartomeu and Spanish league president By TERESA M. again, so I laid low for a ever in this position,” decision to keep Mula- Javier Tebas have said they will consider filing a WALKER while. I guess you could Strunk said. “I just had rkey as coach was not a complaint to UEFA if they think the PSG trans- Associated Press say I’m out now.” my opinions, kept them popular choice consid- fer violates financial fair play rules. Bud Adams died in to myself as a smart ering his 18-39 coaching With his lightning-quick feet, creative instincts NASHVILLE — Pick- October 2013 at the age daughter does at times. record. and scoring touch, Neymar helped maintain ing out the Tennessee of 90 , leaving the Ti- I don’t want to say you “I’m sure my dad Barcelona as one of the top clubs in Europe for Titans’ controlling tans to his family. learn by osmosis. wishes there were times the past four seasons as he blossomed into a owner is very easy at Tommy Smith, married That’s silly. But being he did or didn’t do what worldwide star. training camp. Look for to Strunk’s sister Susie, around this your entire he did,” Strunk said. He teamed up with Lionel Messi and Luis the woman wearing the was named Titans’ life, this just wasn’t like “But you learn from Saurez to make an almost unstoppable attack. red ball cap. president and chief ex- a new thing to me.” that. That’s why it just Neymar scored 105 goals — some of them true Amy Adams Strunk, ecutive officer later Strunk watched as didn’t make sense to gems — and was a key playmaker for Barcelona who took over the NFL that same month. But the Titans drafted Mar- pull the trigger. Mike as it won a Champions League, two Spanish franchise her father Smith fired coach Mike cus Mariota at No. 2 seemed the choice. I leagues, three Copa del Reys, one Club World founded in 1960, spent Munchak after a 7-9 overall only to stumble liked what he said, and Cup, a UEFA Super Cup and two Spanish Super time Tuesday signing season in 2013 and to a 1-6 start. After the I knew Jon was going to Cups. autographs and posing hired Ken Whisenhunt, Titans gave up seven get those pieces we Yet, even before this drawn-out saga, Neymar for photos. Becoming who went 2-14 in his sacks in Houston where needed.” also provided more than one headache for his comfortable as the face first year on the job in this franchise spent so Strunk didn’t stop club. of Tennessee ownership 2014. many decades, Strunk there. She agreed with His transfer from Brazilian club Santos in 2013 took some time for a Smith retired as team fired Whisenhunt on renovating the team’s became the source of a legal dispute that has woman who calls her- president in March Nov. 3 and made tight headquarters with a dogged Barcelona even since. Barcelona said at self a country girl at 2015, and after growing ends coach Mike Mula- new locker room fin- the time that his transfer cost 57 million euros, heart. Fans were de- up watching her father rkey interim coach. ished for training camp while an investigative judge says that the real manding to know more conduct football busi- When the season a year ago, and the Ti- cost was at least 83.3 million euros. about her before trust- ness at the breakfast ended, Strunk inter- tans followed by ex- Now Bartomeu and predecessor Sandro Rosell, ing the Titans with table, Strunk took over viewed Mularkey along panding the building who resigned as president of the club amid the their hard-earned cash. as controlling owner with three other candi- itself this offseason for transfer scandal, are facing trial on charges of “It was daunting in and as co-chair of the dates. She then decided bigger weight and train- fraudulent administration. the beginning,” Strunk board of directors with to keep Mularkey two ing rooms. Neymar has also mixed his flair for fancy goals said. “There was a lot to her sister. She also days after hiring Ten- Next will be new uni- with bouts of immaturity on the field, often do, a lot to fix. We had owns a farm and oil and nessee native Jon forms in 2018, the first needlessly taunting defenders and trying to up- to get the team going in gas company in Texas. Robinson as a first-time design change since stage them with his dribbling skills. the right direction “I didn’t see myself general manager. Her 1999.

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BID NOTICE of record in Record Book NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTE TO ODELL SLIGER AND COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 This property is conveyed 904, page 126, Register=s TRUSTEE S SALE JEWELL SLIGER, HEREIN The City of Cookeville further subject to a UCEMC Office of Putnam County, WHEREAS, default has oc- BY DECREE OF THE Marcia Borys, Circuit and Public Works Department easement of record in Book Tennessee. curred in the performance of CHANCERY COURT OF Probate Clerk will receive sealed bids 371, page 583, Register=s the covenants, terms and PUTNAM COUNTY, TEN- 421 East Spring Street until 10:00 am, Thursday, Office of Putnam County, The previous and last con- conditions of a Deed of NESSEE, IN DOCKET NO. Cookeville, TN 38501 August 10, 2017 for con- Tennessee. veyance and/or Grantor=s Trust dated June 25, 2004, 1138, AND FILED FOR RE- 931-528-1508 crete mix, metal pipe, source of equitable interest executed by JEWEL SLI- CORD IN DEED BOOK 7/26, 8/2 The previous and last con- GER, ODELL SLIGER, con- 175, PAGE 289, IN THE plastic pipe, recapping for the property herein- NOTICE TO CREDITORS tire service and veyance and/or Grantor=s above described is: Being a veying certain real property REGISTER`S OFFICE FOR source of equitable interest therein described to DEN- PUTNAM COUNTY, TEN- ESTATE OF LAURA LEE striping/pavement mark- portion of the property con- KATZ, DECEASED Notice ing. for the property herein- veyed by a Warranty Deed NIE R. MARSHALL, as NESSEE.Parcel ID: 084- above described is: Being a Trustee, as same appears 005.04PROPERTY AD- is hereby given that on 7TH from Juanita Hartford, unre- day of JULY 2017, Letters Sealed proposals are to be portion of the property con- married widow of Bruce of record in the Register's DRESS: The street address veyed by a Special War- Office of Putnam County, of the property is believed to ADMINISTRATION in re- plainly marked on the out- Hartford, Deceased, to Re- spect of the Estate of side of the envelope with ranty Deed from Putnam 1st ta Jo Murrell recorded in Tennessee recorded July be 2488 HERBERT GAR- Mercantile Bank to David 21, 2004, in Deed Book RETT ROAD,LAURA LEE KATZ, de- the following information: Record Book 842, page 95 ceased who died MARCH Bid Proposal Murrell and wife, Reta Jo in the Register=s Office of 165, Page 117; and COOKEVILLE, TN 38506. Murrell, recorded in Record WHEREAS, the beneficial In the event of any discrep- 28TH 2017 were issued to Bid Item Putnam County, Tenness- the undersigned by the Pro- Date and time of bid open- Book 811, page 770 in the ee. interest of said Deed of ancy between this street ad- Register=s Office of Put- Trust was last transferred dress and the legal descrip- bate Court of Putnam ing County, Tennessee. Bidder Name and Address nam County, Tennessee. Map 16, Parcel 4.19 and assigned to Nationstar tion of the property, the leg- Mortgage LLC who is now al description shall control. All persons, resident and non-resident, having claims, Specifications may be ob- Map 16, Parcel 4.03 The properties have not the owner of said debt; CURRENT OWNER(S): Es- andWHEREAS, the under- tate and/or heirs at law of matured or unmatured, tained from the City of been surveyed for this con- against the estate are re- Cookeville Public Works De- PARCEL B: veyance, and the descrip- signed,Rubin Lublin TN, Jewel Sliger, Bruce E. Sli- Being Lot 1 of the Jackson PLLC, having been appoin- ger, Rose Ann Sliger, Van quired to file same with the partment, 1115 East Spring tion herein is being taken Clerk of the above-named Street, Cookeville, TN Passage Place, a plat of from the previous and last ted as Substitute Trustee by O. SligerOTHER INTER- which is of record in Plat instrument to be filed for re- ESTED PARTIES: The sale Court on or before the earli- 38501. deeds of record. Preparer of er of the dates prescribed in Cabinet G, Slide 149B, Re- this instrument accepts no cord in the Register's Office of the above-described gister=s Office of Putnam of Putnam County, Ten- property shall be subject to (1) or (2) otherwise their The City of Cookeville re- responsibility and/or liability claims will be forever serves the right to reject any County, Tennessee, to for the accurate of acreage, nessee. NOW, THERE- all matters shown on any re- which reference is made for FORE, notice is hereby giv- corded plat; any unpaid barred: or all bids. boundaries, or other such (1)(A) Four (4) months from a more perfect description. matters that would be dis- en that the entire indebted- taxes; any restrictive coven- ness has been declared due ants, easements or set-back the date of the first publica- Greg Brown closed by an accurate sur- tion of this notice if the cred- Director of Public Works This property is conveyed vey. and payable, and that the lines that may be applicable; subject to all matters set out undersigned, Rubin Lublin any prior liens or encum- itor received an actual copy 8/2 of this notice to creditors at in the deed of record in Re- SOURCE OF DESCRIP- TN, PLLC, as Substitute brances as well as any pri- FORECLOSURE SALE least sixty (60) days before cord Book 811, page 770, TION: This is the same de- Trustee or his duly appoin- ority created by a fixture fil- NOTICE Register=s Office of Put- ted agent, by virtue of the ing; and to any matter that the date that is four (4) scription as the previous months from the date of the nam County, Tennessee, and last conveyances. power, duty and authority an accurate survey of the WHEREAS, David Murrell and matters shown on the vested and imposed upon premises might disclose. first publication; or and Reta J. Murrell, Hus- (B) Sixty (60) days from the plat of record in Plat Cabin- The property includes all said Substitute Trustee will, This property is being sold band and Wife, by a Ten- date the creditor received et G, Slide 149B. tenements, hereditament, on August 31, 2017 at with the express reserva- nessee Deed of Trust dated an actual copy of the notice easements, appurtenances, 10:00 AM at the Door to the tion that it is subject to con- May 5, 2016 of record in to creditors if the creditor re- This property is conveyed reversions and remainders Putnam County Courthouse, firmation by the lender or Record Book 931, pages ceived the copy of the no- further subject to a UCEMC pertaining thereto. 421 East Spring Street, Substitute Trustee. This 709-718, Register=s Office easement of record in Book Cookeville, TN 38501, pro- sale may be rescinded at tice less than sixty (60) days of Putnam County, Ten- ceed to sell at public outcry prior to the date that is four 371, page 583, Register=s The Substitute Trustee re- any time. The right is re- nessee, (the "Deed of to the highest and best bid- (4) months from the date of Office of Putnam County, serves the right to postpone served to adjourn the day of Trust"), conveyed to Howard der for cash or certified the sale to another day, first publication as de- Tennessee. or set over the date of sale B. Bilbrey, Trustee, the funds ONLY, the following time, and place certain scribed in (1)(A): or in the event the Substitute hereinafter described real described property situated without further publication, (2) Twelve (12) months from The previous and last con- Trustee deems it best for property to secure the pay- in Putnam County, Ten- upon announcement at the the decedent's date of veyance and/or Grantor=s any reason at the time of ment of certain indebted- nessee, to wit:ALL THAT time and place for the sale death. source of equitable interest sale to postpone or contin- ness described in the Deed TRACT OR PARCEL OF set forth above. All right and for the property herein- ue this sale from time to of Trust; and above described is: Being a LAND LYING AND BEING equity of redemption, stat- This 7TH DAY OF JULY time, with such notice of IN THE 16TH CIVIL DIS- utory or otherwise, 2017 portion of the property con- postponement as deemed WHEREAS, Howard B. Bil- TRICT OF PUTNAM homestead, and dower are veyed by a Special War- reasonable by the Substi- brey (Trustee) is unable to COUNTY, TENNESSEE expressly waived in said Signed KAY T. KATZ AD- ranty Deed from Putnam 1st tute Trustee. In the event act as Trustee under the (REFERENCE TAX MAP Deed of Trust, and the title MINISTRATRIX Mercantile Bank to David the highest bidder at such Deed of Trust and Jeffrey G. 084 PARCEL 005.04 AND is believed to be good, but Murrell and wife, Reta Jo sale fails to complete his Jones has been appointed DEED BOOK 175, PAGE the undersigned will sell and Attorney for the Estate Murrell, recorded in Record purchase of the subject real Successor Trustee by Put- 289, IN THE REGISTER`S convey only as Substitute ELIZABETH EARL MC- Book 811, page 770 in the property within the applic- nam 1st Mercantile Bank, OFFICE FOR PUTNAM Trustee. The Property is DONALD Register=s Office of Put- able time allowed, the un- the owner and holder of the COUNTY, TENNESSEE), sold as is, where is, without 184 SO LOWE AVE nam County, Tennessee. dersigned Substitute Trust- indebtedness described in AND BEING MORE PAR- representations or war- COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 ee reserves the right to the Deed of Trust, by an in- TICULARY DESCRIBED ranties of any kind, includ- Map 16, Parcel 4.18 complete the sale of the strument of record in Re- AS FOLLOWS:BEGIN- ing fitness for a particular Marcia Borys, Circuit and subject real property, cord Book 1006, pages 119- NING AT A ½" IRON ROD use or purpose.THIS LAW Probate Clerk INCLUDED IN THIS CON- without further notice of ad- 120, Register's Office for (OLD) IN THE SOUTHERN FIRM IS ATTEMPTING TO 421 East Spring Street VEYANCE are the following vertisement, to the next Putnam County, Tenness- MARGIN OF HERBERT COLLECT A DEBT. ANY Cookeville, TN 38501 mobile homes: highest bidder who is able ee, with authority for either GARRETT ROAD (BEING A INFORMATION OB- 7/12, 19, 8/2 1. 1987 Kent Mobile Home, to consummate his pur- of them to act alone with the 33` WIDE PUBLIC RIGHT- TAINED WILL BE USED VIN 20141446 chase of the property within NOTICE TO CREDITORS powers given the Trustee in OF-WAY) BEING THE FOR THAT PURPOSE.Ru- 2. 1987 GILD VIN the time permitted by the the Deed of Trust; and NORTHWEST CORNER bin Lublin TN, PLLC, Substi- 46X141710 Substitute Trustee. This OF THIS DESCRIBED tute Trustee119 S. Main ESTATE OF MARIE 3. 1991 Clay VIN sale shall further be subject WHITE, DECEASED WHEREAS, default in the PROPERTY AND THE Street, Suite 500Memphis, CLA029495TN to any announcements Notice is hereby given that payment of the aforesaid in- NORTHEAST CORNER OF TN 38103 4. 1983 JEFF VIN made at the time of the sale. WESLEY W. STEVENS www.rubinlublin.com/prop- on 20TH day of JULY 2017 debtedness secured by the 121404938 Letters TESTAMENTARY in Deed of Trust has been (RECORD BOOK 614 erty-listings.php Tel: (877) This sale is subject to all respect of the Estate of made; and PAGE 257) AND BEING 813-0992Fax: (404) 601- PARCEL C: matters shown on any ap- LOCATED N 75°05`37" E A 5846 Ad #121050 MARIE WHITE, deceased Being Lot 2 of the Jackson plicable recorded Plat or who died FEBRUARY 11TH WHEREAS, Putnam 1st DISTANCE OF 345.06` 8/2, 9, 16 Passage Place #2, a plat of Plan; any unpaid property 2017 were issued to the un- Mercantile Bank has de- FROM THE POINT OF IN- which is of record in Plat taxes which exist as a lien NOTICE TO CREDITORS dersigned by the Probate manded that the real prop- TERSECTION OF THE Cabinet G, Slide 190A, Re- against the property; any re- Court Putnam County, Ten- erty be advertised and sold CENTERLINES OF HER- gister=s Office of Putnam strictive covenants, ease- ESTATE OF DORIS LOV- nessee. in satisfaction of said in- BERT GARRETT ROAD County, Tennessee, to ments or setbacks lines that ELL HAILE, DECEASED debtedness and the cost of AND CANE CREEK ROAD; which reference is made for may be applicable; any stat- Notice is hereby given that All persons, resident and foreclosure, in accordance THENCE LEAVING a more perfect description. utory rights of redemption on 20TH day of JULY 2017 non-resident, having claims, with the terms and provi- STEVENS AND GOING Letters TESTAMENTARY in not otherwise waived in the WITH THE HERBERT matured or unmatured, sions of the Deed of Trust. This property is conveyed respect of the Estate of against the estate are re- Deed of Trust, including GARRETT ROAD RIGHT- DORIS LOVELL HAILE, de- subject to all matters shown rights of redemption of any quired to file same with the NOW, THEREFORE, no- OF-WAY N 79°42`25" E A ceased who died MARCH on the plat of record in Plat governmental agency, state Clerk of the above-named tice is hereby given that I, DISTANCE OF 169.35` TO 13TH 2017 were issued to Cabinet G, slide 190A, Re- or federal; and any prior li- A ½" IRON ROD (OLD) BE- Court on or before the earli- Jeffrey G. Jones, Suc- the undersigned by the Pro- gister=s Office of Putnam ens or encumbrances that ING THE NORTHEAST er of the dates prescribed in cessor Trustee, pursuant to bate Court Putnam County, County, Tennessee. may exist against the prop- CORNER OF THIS DE- (1) or (2) otherwise their the power, duty and author- Tennessee. erty. This sale is also sub- SCRIBED PROPERTY AND claims will be forever ity vested in and imposed This property is further sub- ject to any matter that an A NORTHWEST CORNER barred: upon me in the Deed of All persons, resident and ject to a UCEMC easement accurate survey of the OF JASON D. & STACY M. Trust, will on the 18th day of non-resident, having claims, (1)(A) Four (4) months from of record in Record Book premises would disclose. THOMAS AND ROXANNA matured or unmatured, August, 2017, at 10:00 904, page 126, Register=s SCHOLZ (RECORD BOOK the date of the first publica- o'clock a.m., prevailing time, against the estate are re- Office of Putnam County, The property is to be sold 624 PAGE 94); THENCE tion of this notice if the cred- at the west door of the Put- quired to file same with the Tennessee. "As Is, Where Is," without LEAVING HERBERT GAR- itor received an actual copy nam County Courthouse, Clerk of the above-named representation of warranty RETT ROAD AND GOING of this notice to creditors at Cookeville, Putnam County, Court on or before the earli- INCLUDED IN THIS CON- of any kind whatsoever, WITH THE least sixty (60) days prior to Tennessee, offer for sale to er of the dates prescribed in VEYANCE is a 2002 whether express or implied. THOMAS/SCHOLZ PROP- the date that is four (4) the highest and best bidder (1) or (2) otherwise their Clayton Mobile Home; Without limiting the forego- ERTY S 07°30`26" W A months from the date of first for cash, and free from the claims will be forever publication; or Make: Clay; Model: BLA; ing, THIS PROPERTY IS DISTANCE OF 174.42` TO equity of redemption and all barred: VIN CLM078462TN. TO BE SOLD WITHOUT A ½" IRON ROD (OLD); rights of redemption, stat- (B) Sixty (60) days frokm ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY THENCE S 11°42`21" W A utory or otherwise (includ- (1)(A) Four (4) months from the date the creditor re- The previous and last con- OF MERCHANTABILITY DISTANCE OF 116.10` TO ing without limitation those the date of the first publica- ceived an actual copy of the veyance and/or Grantor=s OR FITNESS FOR A PAR- A ½" IRON ROD (OLD) BE- rights of redemption con- tion of this notice if the cred- notice to creditors if the source of equitable interest TICULAR USE OR PUR- ING THE SOUTHEAST tained in Tennessee Code itor received an actual copy creditor received the copy of for the property herein- POSE. CORNER OF THIS DE- of this notice to creditors at Annotated 66-8-101 et above described is: Being a SCRIBED PROPERTY; the notice less than sixty seq.), homestead, dower, least sixty (60) days prior to (60) days prior to the date portion of the property con- INTERESTED THENCE CONTINUING the date that is four (4) elective share, right of every WITH THOMAS/SCHOLZ N that is four (4) months from veyed by a Warranty Deed PARTIES/NOTICE: months from the date of first the date of first publication kind, which are expressly from Juanita Hartford, unre- 77°48`10" W A DISTANCE waived in the Deed of Trust, publication; or as described in (1)(A): or married widow of Bruce 1. David J. Murrell and Re- OF 60.91` TO A ½" IRON certain real property situ- Hartford, Deceased, to Re- ta J. Murrell, as the owners ROD (OLD) BEING THE ated in Putnam County, (B) Sixty (60) days frokm ( ta Jo Murrell recorded in and mortgagors of the prop- SOUTHWEST CORNER Tennessee, described as the date the creditor re- Record Book 842, page 95 erty. OF THIS DESCRIBED follows: ceived an actual copy of the in the Register=s Office of 2. LoJac Materials, Inc. PROPERTY; THENCE notice to creditors if the Putnam County, Tenness- 3. American Bank & Trust CONTINUING WITH Lying and being in the Sev- creditor received the copy of ee. 4. Gregory Groth, Attorney THOMAS/SCHOLZ N enth Civil District of Putnam the notice less than sixty Cookeville office opened in 1987 5. Progressive Savings 13°18`02" W A DISTANCE County, Tennessee, and be- (60) days prior to the date by Arnold E. Lefkovitz Map 16, Parcel 4.06 Bank OF 128.84` TO A ½" IRON ing described as follows: that is four (4) months from ALL TYPES OF 6. Middle Tennessee Feder- ROD (OLD); THENCE N the date of first publication PARCEL D: al Credit Union 14°45`25" W A DISTANCE as described in (1)(A): or BANKRUPTCIES PARCEL A: Being Lot 1 of the Jackson OF 122.13` TO THE POINT Being Lot 2 of the Jackson OF BEGINNING, HAVING Chapter 7 • Chapter 11 • Chapter 12 • Chapter 13 Passage Place #2, a plat of This 24th day of July, 2017. (2) Twelve (12) months from More than 35 years of experience filing Passage Place, a plat of which is of record in Plat AN AREA OF 0.70 ACRES, which is of record in Plat the decedent's date of tens of thousands of bankruptcies. Cabinet G, Slide 190A, Re- /s/ Jeffrey G. Jones MORE OR LESS, AS SUR- Cabinet G, Slide 149B, Re- death. • STOP Garnishments • STOP Foreclosures gister=s Office of Putnam Jeffrey G. Jones VEYED BY BRIAN gister=s Office of Putnam • STOP Repossessions • STOP Debt Harassment County, Tennessee, to Successor Trustee MCMEANS R.L.S. #2645 County, Tennessee, to This 20TH day of JULY which reference is made for 1420 Neal Street, Suite 201 OF GLOBAL SURVEYING, 2017 which reference is made for a more perfect description. Cookeville, Tennessee LLC ON JUNE 28, a more perfect description. 2016.SUBJECT TO ANY 38501 Signed BOBBY HAILE & ADOPTIONS This property is conveyed (931)372-9123 AND ALL RIGHT-OF- BARRY HAILE CO-EX- This property is conveyed WAYS, EASEMENTS, EX- DIVORCE subject to all matters shown 7/26, 8/2, 8/9 ECUTORS subject to all matters set out on the plat of record in Plat CEPTIONS, SETBACKS, CHILD CUSTODY in the deed of record in Re- Cabinet G, slide 190A, Re- AND/OR RESTRICTIONS, Attorney for the Estate WILLS & PROBATE cord Book 811, page 770, gister=s Office of Putnam 1X1 RECORDED AND UNRE- TESSA N. LAWSON 312-A East Broad St., Cookeville Register=s Office of Put- County, Tennessee. CORDED, WHICH MAY AF- 410 E. SPRING ST Serving Cookeville & the Entire Upper Cumberland Area nam County, Tennessee, Means 1 col x 1 inch FECT THIS C 528-5297 and matters shown on the This property is further sub- PROPERTY.BEING A Too little to be seen PART OF THE SAME www.lefkovitz.com plat of record in Plat Cabin- ject to a UCEMC easement We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for relief. et G, Slide 149B. You Read This One! PROPERTY CONVEYED © 2014 Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz T

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No project too Exp'd 931-261-7871. https://jobs.tntech.edu. Ap- plumbing, electrical, remod- or information, call big or small. 931-432-9105 ing applicants for a Police DREAM SCAPES LAND- plication deadline is August eling, roofing repairs. Per- Officer. Duties and respons- SCAPE 7, 2017. Tennessee Tech manent P/T position. Hon- ibilities include patrolling 113 Excavate & Pave Mowing, mulch, top soil, University is an AA/EEO est, dependable + trust- within Algood City limits by landscape gravel, bobcat, employer and does not dis- worthy need only apply. vehicle and/or foot and en- BOBCAT WORK and all dump truck. Stone work & criminate on the basis of Ref's, credit ck req'd. Call forcing laws and ordin- types of excavation work. flagstone, Call (931)252- race, color, religion, ethnic Hugh Billingsley daily ances to ensure the safety Water, drainage & electric 4707 or national origin, sex, dis- 12PM-3PM @ 260-2032 of the public. He/she must (931)526-5197 • 1-800-707- lines. Beat any written es- 5197 ability, age (40 and over), be able to operate and timate. Call (931) 284-8249 MOWING NEEDS? status as a protected veter- LEGAL SECRETARY maintain all enforcement Call Stephen at an, genetic information or wanted for Established firm. Southern States equipment, write detailed re- 120 any other category protec- Exp pref. Send resume to ports, make arrests and per- Paint/Wallpaper Mowing & Lawn Care, Inc. ted by federal or state law. PO Box 507, Ckvl, TN 025 (931)310-5555 form other miscellaneous Special Notices Munoz Remolding & Inquiries regarding the 38503 or call 261-2037 assignments. FOR YOUR Painting BIG DADDY'S LAWNCARE nondiscrimination policies Cookeville Regional Qualifications include but CONVENIENCE Bathroom remodeling Professional Lawn care should be directed to Medical Center not limited to: must be 21 •Hardwood •Wall Repair maint. Landscaping, hard- [email protected]. Now Hiring years of age, POST certi- •Int/Ext •Deck Staining •Gut- scapng, mulching. Lic/Ins. fied, and be a high school The Herald Citizen has in- Accepting resumes for stalled an after hours drop ters Cleaned and MUCH Free Est. New Residential Cook/Baker PRN; Food graduate or equivalent. MORE! (931)239-5812 customers 5th mowing free. probation officer for the Interested candidates must box for Sparta, TN area. Applicants Service Aide F/Time & • Circulation Dept. payments Butch Lee (931)445-4624 PRN; Cashier PRN; Hos- submit an application and RMD PAINTING must work well with the pub- resume. • Classified Dept. payments •Interior/Exterior. •Power ADVANCED LAWN CARE lic & be a team player. All pitality Clerk F/T; Clinical • Letters to the Editor Lic'd & Ins'd; Free Est. Dietician F/T; EVS Tech- Applications are available at washing •Staining. Free Es- applicants are required to www.algood-tn.com • Community News Bulletin timates. Guaranteed to Res/Comm. 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Send resumes to Herald-Citizen [email protected] 1300 Neal Street (931)310-2050, 310-1866 For More Information and to Call or Text Cookeville, TN 38501 Bucket Operator, Giraffe apply go to: PRESCHOOL LEAD LANDSCAPER w/15 Years Operator, Tree Climber www.crmchealth.org TEACHER – Exp in Nashville wants to needed. Must have 6 mos E.O.E Jacobs Ladder Preschool PLEASE READ YOUR AD help you w/all aspects of exp at least, & valid drivers Now Hiring Class B CDL is looking for a highly motiv- The Herald-Citizen makes landscaping, drainage prob- license. Call 265-1150. Drivers, Diesel Mechanics, ated Lead Teacher for their every effort to assure that ALL STAR PEST CONTROL lems & hardscapes. Free and Parts & Inventory preschool classroom. Ap- your ad is accurate. Advert- Est. Comm/Res (931)239- Cash Express hiring F/T Controller: Excellent Pay plicant must have an AS in isers should read their ad- OF TENNESSEE 4307, 713-2550 Programmer to join Complete Termite Service Potential. Paid Holidays, Early Childhood or higher, & vertisement the first day it Cookeville based team de- Paid Vacation, & Annual Bo- have work experience in a appears and report any er- Lic'd/Ins'd. Bonded. veloping internal software All work guaranteed 140 Other nuses Available. CDL licensed childcare program rors immediately. The Her- systems. Languages in- Drivers Home Each Night. w/knowledge in the STAR Free Estimates. clude PHP, HTML, Perl, ald-Citizen is responsible for MARTY KELLY, 931-526-8550 JACKSON MOVING We For more info on positions QUALITY assessment pro- only the first incorrect inser- Charter # 4252 have a 20' box truck & men CSS & Java Script as well available, Contact: Westley gram. Applicants must be tion and no allowance will to do your job. Ref's Avail. as use of UNIX, Linux & 615-655-7601 or 866-699- able to work in a fast paced be made for more than one Call for free Est. 931-268- MySQL. Experience in pro- 5080 setting, & be able to work insertion. 125 Home Renovation 9102 gramming required. On the w job training available. Insur- ance, sick/vacation benefits 050 Lost and Found available. Submit resume to Country setting, large yard [email protected] on Brotherton Mtn. $1000 REWARD! Lost Dog: REPLACEMENT WINDOWS & Cookeville Plumbing & Black w/Tan markings Chi- DOORS. Call today for free in- Electric now hiring exp'd 4 bedroom, 2 bath, Kitchen w/island, formal huahua, 12 years old lost on home Est. Serving Ckvl for over service plumber. Great pay, King St. No Collar. Weighs 15 yrs. 931-Windows local work, must have clean living & family room. about 5 pds. (931)526-9224 background & good driving or 310-9879 Completely renovated. 127 Sheetrock,Drywall GANTT'S AUTO TRIM record. Apply in person Covered car port, with lawn care included. & UPHOLSTERY Mon-Fri 8a-4p at 1306 N 103 LUNA'S DRYWALL Complete Auto/Boat Interiors Washington Ave, or email $1,250 per month, 1st months rent & deposit. Auto Svc./Repair Sheetrock Work: Hang, fin- Owner Wayne Gantt resume to [email protected] Will have to complete application process. J & A AUTO SERVICE ish, touch up. No job too 931-372-7606 big/small. 931-212-6899 or call for a confidential in- Call 526-5023 or 239-9548 Great service at discount terview @ 526-9290 ext 3 prices! TOWING AVAIL- ABLE 931-260-6459 130 Tree Service Cookeville Trailer Repair is looking for an exp’d mech- OLD TIMERS TREE SERVICE anic (semi-trailer exp is a Bledsoe County Correctional Complex 105 Cleaning 4 generations of tree care. bonus). Knowledge of air Specialize in dangerous tree brakes, tire & electrical re- BCCX is accepting applications online at www.tn.gov/ TOM'S CARPET removal.Grind stumps. pair, & body work preferred. hr from August 2nd until August 8th, for the following CLEANING Lic/Ins. T. Bowman 537- Inground Fiberglass Pools Call Josh 931-526-5391. positions: 2466;260-5655 #1 Cleaning Specialist Life time Guar. Fast install, F/T Bilingual Front Recep- Call (931)349-2288 M & M TREE SERVICE all shapes & sizes. tionist for busy Dr's office. Electronics Technician 2 Trim, top & remove trees. Call (931)349-4219 Send resume to BOX 1208, HR Analyst 3 – Interim Also stump removal. H-C P.O. Box 2729, Maintenance Plumber 2 XTREME PRESSURE Free Est. Lic/Ins 210 Child/Elder Care Cookeville, TN 38502-2729 WASH Call 432-4382 or 260-6304 Contact Human Resources at (423)881-6180 Commercial - Residential I WOULD LIKE TO SIT FIRST CALL QUALITY EVERGREEN TREE ser- SERVICES vinyl, gutters, decks, con- vice We top, trim, prune & with the elderly Employees and eligible dependents are offered crete, etc. Licensed & Ins‚d. Call Mary @ (931)319-3538 remove trees. Jeff Burchett A Quality Engineering and Health, Dental, Life, Pharmacy and Vision Insurance. Free Est. & Shawn Roberson. Satis- I WOULD like to house Gary Flatt, 931-261-5542 Solutions Company is ac- faction guaranteed Fully Ins'd clean or sit with elderly Paid Time Off including Military Leave, 401K, (931)319-1199, 261-8870 cepting applications with our people part-time. 931-252- growing company for in- Retirement Plan and Tuition Assistance are a few of 3893, 372-2540. 108 ARBOR MEDICS Tree spectors and team leaders. the included benefits afforded to state employees. Concrete,Masonry Specialist: Owner: Scott Prefer automotive experi- Winningham. ISA Certified 215 Employment Opp. ence and proficiency with www.tn.gov/correction BELLIS' CONCRETE Arborist. #SO-5152-AT micrometers and calipers. Complete Concrete Work 537-6829 / 261-1967 The Tennessee Tech Uni- Follow us online at: From grade work to slab versity Golden Eagle Golf Inspector - hourly Serving Cookeville Area www.tn.gov/correction Club is accepting applica- Team Leader - hourly www.facebook.com/TNDepartmentofCorrection Since 1997 135 Yard Work tions for two temporary, Licensed, insured. Drug https://twitter.com/TNTDOC1 RHETT BUTLER's part-time Facilities Asso- Benefits available. Applic- https://www.youtube.com/TNTDOC1 free workplace. ciate positions. Both posi- ant must have clear back- 858-6240 / 528-6240 LAWN CARE Mowing, Landscaping, tions require a high school ground and drug screen, The Department of Correction is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Mulching, diploma or equivalent, a High School Diploma / GED, COOKEVILLE CONCRETE Yard Maintenance Tennessee driver’s license, valid drivers license and reli- Driveways, slabs, all types Call local cell 544-3303 ability to work a flexible able transportation. Please of stamped concrete, all schedule including even- apply in person at the: Bledsoe County Correctional Complex types of metal bldgs. 20% LAWN MOWING: Light ings and weekends, ability A Are you seeking stable employment in a team environment disc to all Sr Citizens. hauling, odd jobs, remove to follow instructions, and with the opportunity for advancement? If so, you belong old barns/bldings, garage Now Hiring Winter time special. 40 yrs ability to maintain a positive here. Apply today to join our team. exp. Lic/Ins. (931) 284-8663 cleaning. 432-0863, 510-4040 working relationship with CNAs, LPN/RN U applications accepted online at Now hiring, 4 CNA Correctional Officer www.tn.gov/hr and onsite. IWC is accepting applications for the positions available for 2p-10p and 1 LPN/RN positions listed below, based from IWC’s position for 11a-7p. • 12 Hour Shifts. Cookeville location. Interested candidates • Off Every Other Friday, Saturday & Sunday may apply at IWC’s Warehouse: 535 Dry Valley Road, across from Algood We offer top pay and • $2277/month benefits including 401k • $600 Correctional Officer Sign-On Bonus Elementary School or online at www.goiwc.com/careers. Retirement, Employee • Starting Salary of $2391/month with proof of an Stock Ownership, Associate or Bachelor Degree • Order Selector – night shift; hourly rate plus incentive pay Health, Dental, Life, Vacation Package, Employees and eligible dependents are offered Health, • Route Delivery – Must have Class A CDL; no overnight deliveries Scholarship program for Dental, Life, Pharmacy and Vision Insurance. Paid Time nurse advancement. – Approx. 20 hours wk. Will work Off, 401K, Retirement Plan and Tuition Assistance are a few • Cash & Carry part-time clerks of the other benefits available. (931) 525-6655 - Phone with College/University students school schedule (931) 525-3581 - Fax Contact Human Resources at (423)881-6180 We are looking for candidates interested in working for a family-owned 444 One-Eleven Place Cookeville, TN 38506 business that cares about its employees. We offer an opportunity to grow Follow us online at: We are an equal opportunity employer www.tn.gov/correction personally and professionally. Come join our IWC Team! www.facebook.com/TNDepartmentofCorrection https://twitter.com/TNTDOC1 IWC offers an excellent benefits package BETHESDA https://www.youtube.com/TNTDOC1 EOE and a member of the TN Drug Free Workplace Program Health Care Center The Department of Correction is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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B6 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, August 2, 2017 SPORTS Madrid to Hess Memorial set face off for Saturday Monterey High School Basketball Coach Todd with MLS Hess, far left, and Elaine Garrison have been working lately to prepare Ironwood Golf all-stars Course for Saturday’s Cameron Hess Memorial Scramble. tonight The annual event, used to raise money for the Monterey High School By JIM LITKE Lady Wildcat Associated Press Basketball Team, is a four-man scramble, CHICAGO — The best team with a fee of $50 per in the world facing off against person. Lunch will be the local lads sounds like a provided. For recipe for disaster — just not information, call when it takes place in the 931-528-2331. MLS All-Star Game. Then, it’s a showcase. Contributed For the 13th straight year, North America’s best take on a top international team, this time glamour-boys Real Madrid tonight at sold-out Soldier Field. The game caps a Cavaliers knock off Coffee County three-day, MLS-styled celebra- tion of the sport — from matches on the sand at Oak Cookeville Street beach to star-studded endorsements of the town’s golfers show deep-dish pizza — that had fans in the City of Big Shoul- ders following along with signs of their feet. The payoff for those inside improving the venerable 61,000-seat sta- dium, coincidentally the site of the inaugural match of the BY BEN CRAVEN 1994 World Cup, will be an em- [email protected] barrassment of soccer riches. Real’s Cristiano Ronaldo The Cookeville High won’t be on hand for what School golf team showed amounts to another preseason signs of improvement on friendly, but Sergio Ramos, Tuesday as the Cavaliers Gareth Bale, Isco, Luka Mod- beat out Coffee County High ric and nearly all the front- School 296-305 in a match at liners who helped win every the Golden Eagle Golf Club important club championship in Cookeville. in sight, will. They’ll en- “We’re moving in the counter some familiar, if right direction,” CHS head aging, faces across the pitch. coach Larry Pitts said. “Of They range from World Cup course, 296 is a good score, winner, former German na- but on our home course, we tional team and current really need to do a little bit Chicago Fire midfielder Bast- better than that. However, Ben Craven | Herald-Citizen ian Schweinsteiger, to one- It’s still early in the season, time Real teammate and and we’re working on the Cookeville’s Jared Funderburk watches his drive during a match on Tuesday against Orlando City playmaker right things.” Coffee County High School at the Golden Eagle Golf Club. Kaka, as well former Atletico The Cavs must be doing Madrid rival and New York something right, simply 70’s for the Cavs with a 79. City FC striker David Villa. based of the fact that their Ethan Vanstratum had the Also familiar will be a hand- 296 is a 12-stroke improve- final score for CHS. Van- ful of Americans who logged ment from their first match stratum started off a little considerable time with the at the Golden Eagle Golf slow but managed to sal- U.S. national team and Euro- Club (308). This time vage his game on the back pean clubs, among them around, the Cavs had four nine for an 83. Toronto’s Michael Bradley golfers finish with totals in “Austin, Jared, and Will and Jozy Altidore, Houston’s the 70’s as opposed to just are all pretty solid. They’re DaMarcus Beasley and Seattle two, and Austin Molnar led going to be close to where goalkeeper Tim Howard. the team by breaking even they need to be most of the Expect a competitive match, with a 70. The overall time,” Pitts said. “With the even though Real manager medalist for the match was way that golf is, you’re Zinedine Zidane is expected to Samuel Prater of Coffee going to have some bad reach deep into his bench County, who shot a 1-under- days, some slightly off days, after the starters played the par 69. and some really good days. opening 60 minutes against “In the first match that we Reece and Ethan just don’t Barcelona in Miami last Sat- played, it wasn’t that they have as much competitive urday as part of their presea- weren’t trying. I just don’t experience. There’s only son tour. The MLS team has think they were as mentally one way to get that, and it’s won seven of the previous focused as they should have by getting out there and matches. been,” Pitts explained. competing.” MLS fans chafe at the per- “Today, it looked like their This marks the second ception the league lags well mental attitude was better, win for the Cavaliers on the behind their top-tier counter- and their focus was better. season. parts in Europe and want “The thing I was im- Up next, CHS will travel their team to show up once pressed by was Austin mak- to Dayton on Thursday for a again with something to ing up for six bogeys with match with Rhea County prove. six birdies. The thing we High School at the Dayton The All-Stars’ 2-1 win over need to work on the most is Country Club. Bayern Munich in 2014, how- driving off the tee. We need ever, may have been too com- to hit some more fairways petitive; then-Bayern and set ourselves up better manager Pep Guardiola left for our approach shots.” Ben Craven | Herald-Citizen that game without shaking Following Molnar, Jared Cookeville’s Austin Molnar hands, instead wagging his Funderburk shot a 72, Will blasts out of a trap during a finger at what he considered Dycus pulled out a 75, and match on Tuesday against unnecessarily hard tackles by Reece Jones capped off the Coffee County High School. MLS defenders. Yet the games have proved worthwhile for both sides, providing MLS with an oppor- tunity to gauge its level of GOLF: play against top-flight compe- Grubbs shoots tourney low of 36 tition and show stadiums packed with passionate and From Page B1 ment-low 1-over-par 36 to lead the way. Garcia and Hicks knowledgeable fans to the rest fired identical 52’s. of the world. “I was a little surprised with Chris Willix, shooting a “I don’t ever worry about Hunter. She’s going to shoot In return, the international 47,” Looper said. “He should definitely be down around 40. well every time she plays,” Looper said. “She is hitting it clubs — often English Pre- He shot 42 last week in the first match of the year. Today, long off the tee and I thought she struggled a little bit with mier League giants like Man- his putting was off and that’s the best thing he does.” her putting today, but she succeeded in shooting 36. That’s chester United and Chelsea, Reece Anderson fired a 38 to post the low score for Up- a great round.” but also Roma from Italy’s perman in the boys’ match. Haley Jennings led the way for Upperman with a 42. Ju- Serie A, Bayern from Ger- Cason Mayberry shot 43 and Mason Haggard shot 46. liann Johnson struggled a little for UHS, but still carded a many’s Bundesliga and now Colton Smith carded a 49 and Riley Batila wrapped things 50. Kacie Malone, the lone Gordonsville golfer, shot 54. Spain’s Real Madrid — have up for the Bees with a 56. Cannon County does not have a girls team. used the exposure from the “Mason Haggard had a really tough day out there. He “Don’t’ know exactly what happened with Juliann today, game and their tours to build can definitely play better than he showed today,” said Up- but I am not too worried about this,” Holcomb said. “This their brand with U.S. and perman coach Jason Holcomb. “Reece Anderson (on the was the first match of the year.” Canadian audiences. other hand) fired a 38 and had a great day with a great ef- Monterey and Upperman will now prepare for the Early No matter the final score, fort.” Bird Challenge, with annually one of the tougher fields in the game offers little more Jacob Lambert led Gordonsville with a 39. Joseph West the region, on Monday at the Golden Eagle Golf Club. The than a snapshot of how far had a 47 and Lucas Green shot 57. Comen Raines carded a competition is set to begin at 8 a.m. MLS has closed the gap since 66. Cannon County’s individual scores were not available. Monterey will also play Monday afternoon when the it was founded as a condition The Monterey girls knocked off Upperman by four Wildcats and Lady Wildcats take on Smith County at Iron- to host the 1994 World Cup. strokes, 88-92, to take the victory. Grubbs fired a tourna- wood Golf Course. Tee time is expected for 3:30 p.m.