Friday Herald-Citizen The Daily Newspaper of the Upper Cumberland 114th Year — No. 54 Cookeville, Tennessee, March 4, 2016 20 Pages — 2 Sections • 50¢ Weather Discrimination suit against CRMC settled Tonight Tomorrow By LAURA MILITANA “Both plaintiffs, Robert But- dated Feb. 2, said. “The parties the Americans with Disabilities Buttrum reportedly experi- HERALD-CITIZEN Staff trum and Michael Hill, and de- are in the process of completing Act. enced frustration and embarrass- fendant, Cookeville Regional and finalizing the settlement Both men claim that during ment due to the failure to COOKEVILLE — A lawsuit Medical Center Authority, by documents.” multiple visits to CRMC, begin- provide effective communica- alleging discriminatory activities and through their respective Buttrum and Hill, who are deaf, ning in November 2012, the hos- tion. 32º 58º against Cookeville Regional counsel, and hereby give notice both claimed that CRMC dis- pital did not provide adequate “Due to CRMC’s discrimina- Medical Center filed in late 2014 to the court that the parties have criminated against them by fail- communication services, namely tory patterns, procedures, prac- Complete forecast, Page 2 has been settled. reached a proposed settlement of ing to promptly provide them a qualified sign language inter- tices and conduct, both Buttrum Details of the settlement have all the claims at controversy in with a qualified sign language preter, a service Buttrum report- not been made public. this matter,” court documents, interpreter, therefore violating edly requested during the visits. See CRMC, Page 3 Sports Sheriff Opens today looks at farm

4-AA title watch Upperman wins region 4-AA title in By LINDSAY McREYNOLDS victory over York /B1 HERALD-CITIZEN Staff PUTNAM COUNTY — More than 20 Putnam County farmers Living and law enforcement officials gathered last night to discuss the potential to help combat a nation- wide issue — farm crime. Putnam Sheriff’s Deputy Fred Parker told farmers that of the bil- lions of dollars stolen in live- stock, crops and farm equipment, Tennessee is ranked number six in the country for the most thefts, and few of those crimes are re- ported. Of the farmers present last night, when asked if they had been vic- Pancake Day tims of theft or crime on their farms, many raised their hands. Eat pancakes, help Teen One of them was Cookeville Challenge /A7 Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen High School teacher and assistant Mason Young, left, vice president of Haller’s Landscaping and Lawncare, and Patrick Haller, president, set up an football coach Steve Medlin, who outdoor exhibit near the entrance of this year’s Home Show, which kicks off today at 4 p.m. The show continues raises hay and cattle on his Put- until 8 p.m. tonight, then resumes Saturday from 9 a.m.-6 p.m. and Sunday from noon-4 p.m. at the Hyder-Burks nam County farm. A couple of Nation Pavilion. Admission is $5. years ago, some chain saws, weed eaters and tools were stolen from his barn, but no one was ever ar- rested. Putnam Sheriff Eddie Farris MHS may open to students April 18 contacted Medlin and other farm- ers prior to last night’s meeting By AMY DAVIS progress. we can hit, we will certainly begin commu- about the possibility of establish- HERALD-CITIZEN Staff “We really hope that’s the date students nicating that very loudly and excitedly.” ing a partnership-type program start their school week at the new building,” Boyd said the plan depends upon substan- between law enforcement and MONTEREY — April 18 could be a sig- Director of Schools Jerry Boyd told school tial completion being achieved by April 15, farmers similar to the neighbor- nificant day in Monterey. board members at last night’s meeting. “So which is the Friday before the anticipated hood watch programs where citi- That’s the target date for opening the doors we’re going to continue to monitor that. opening date. zens work with police to report of the new Monterey High School, provided When it gets closer to the time and starts Heat wave the final stages of construction continue to looking like that is absolutely a milestone See MHS, Page 2 See FARM, Page 2 Winter in Phoenix is look- ing a lot like summer /A7 Habitat starting work on new housing development

By MEGAN TROTTER Index HERALD-CITIZEN Staff

Abby...... A7 COOKEVILLE — The groundwork is finally underway for Calendar...... A6 Putnam County Habitat for Humanity’s newest development, Crossword ...... A13 West End Place in Cookeville. When completely finished, the area will house 52 affordable homes for low income families. Living ...... A7 The land originally belonged to Jere Whitson, and his grand- Obituaries ...... A5 daughter and her husband, Jean and Larry Hester, who donated Leon Hurt it to the TTU Foundation. Habitat later purchased it from the TTU Foundation. Diane Gowen “I think Mr. Whitson would be proud to know that his former Robert Gist property is going to be a place for affordable housing in the heart of town,” Pam Ealey, Putnam County Habitat director, Ward York said. “And affordable housing is a critical component for a Calvin Chastain healthy community.” Robert Staves Sr. Right now, Habitat is beginning phase 1 of the four-phase plan: clearing the land and preparing seven lots for construc- Martha Duncan tion. Phase 2, which is scheduled for this summer, will include Opinion...... A4 the construction of a new road and nine more buildable lots. Sports ...... B1 Phase 3 and 4 will be fleshed out in 2017. The work is being done by contractor Lori Neal & Associates Sudoku ...... A13 out of Crossville. Construction on the first home is planned for Weather ...... A2 April 14-22 during the Home Builders Blitz, led by Andy Ham- mock of Andy Hammock Construction. Volunteers who are sub- contractors, other builders or those with donation supplies are Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen being sought out. Anyone interested can call Hammock for de- Looking over the plans of the new development of West End Place are, from left, Freddie tails at 261-3641. McClennon, West End Steering Committee; Lanette Hill, Habitat family services coordi- nator; Pam Ealey, Habitat executive director; and Charles D. Carr, West End Steering See HABITAT, Page 2 Committee.

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SERVICES By TRACEY HACKETT mixed commercial and industrial to light Finance Director Brenda Imel presented manager be approved to enter into an HERALD-CITIZEN Staff manufacturing on Blackwell Park. the city’s financials for the current fiscal agreement to retain Hall and Associates for And the closure and abandonment in- year, showing the council that the city’s advice on the repair fees for Center Hill Contact us: COOKEVILLE — Planning, economic volves a portion of East 2nd Street, Poplar budget is operating as projected. Dam. Address: development, and water department issues Avenue and a portion of an undeveloped Cookeville Water and Sewer Director In addition, the council approved a meas- topped the list of topics at Thursday’s right-of-way of Craighead Drive. Ronnie Kelly requested an engineering ure for the purchase of electric department 1300 Neal St. Cookeville City Council meeting. Economic Development Coordinator contract amendment for Project Victor uniforms. Cookeville, Tenn. Cookeville Planning Director James Melinda Keifer presented revised water and sewer improvements. Public Works Director Greg Brown re- Mills presented proposed ordinances for a covenants for the Highlands Business He also requested that the council ap- quested that the council approve the pur- Mailing Address: rezoning, a road closure and abandonment Park. prove the city manager to enter into a chase of 200 tons of salt. and amending the official city street map. The revisions were approved for adoption water line agreement with Nashville and “We used 800 tons of salt on roads this P.O. Box 2729 First readings of all were approved unan- by the council and will be considered for Eastern Railroad on Ridgedale Drive that year,” Brown said. More than a million Cookeville TN 38502 imously by the council. approval by the Putnam County Commis- will replace a six-inch waterline with a 10- pounds was used in three days in the last The rezoning concerns a change from sion later this month. inch waterline, and requested that the city ice storm, city officials pointed out. Phone: 931-526-9715 Fax: 931-526-1209 HABITAT: Email: News [email protected] Work begins Sports [email protected] on new Advertising [email protected] Living development [email protected] Circulation project [email protected] Business News From Page 1 [email protected] Church News [email protected] Current estimates say that this School News development will cost $1.3 mil- [email protected] lion for infrastructure such as Classified Ads roads, utilities and water reten- [email protected] tion plans. “And that’s not including building the homes,” Ealey Letter Guidelines said. “More than ever we need our All letters to the editor must generous community to join us be signed and include the in this endeavor. We’ve broken writer’s name, address and it down to four phases, but will phone number. Letters are need to raise funds for each subject to editing and/or re- phase and every single home.” jection. A strict 400-word limit will be enforced. Send letters Anyone wanting to get in- to the mailing address listed volved through donations of above, or email to time, money or skills can con- [email protected]. tact the Habitat office from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesdays through Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen Fridays at 931-528-1711, or can Surveying the site where the new Habitat houses will be constructed are, from left, Morris Irby, West End Steering Order a Photo email [email protected]. Committee; Mike Porten, Habitat Board president; and Joe Albrecht, Habitat Board secretary. Every photograph taken by a Herald-Citizen photographer and published in the paper is available for purchase. Go to FARM: www.herald-citizen.com and Sheriff meets with farmers on watch program click on “Photo Gallery.” From Page 1 phones. Putnam County Major Jim Eldridge encouraged farmers suspicious activity with the goal to participate in the program and Subscriptions of preventing crime. report anything they see, saying, To subscribe, call 931-526- Of the 35,908 parcels of prop- “We need your help. We’ve got a 9715. Visa, MasterCard and erty in Putnam County, 3,115 are lot of territory to cover. As a Discover accepted. considered agriculture or farm- farmer all my life, I know what Rates: land, according to property asses- it’s like to get something stolen.” 3 mo 6 mo 1yr sor Steve Pierce. Sheriff Farris said, “Having Carrier or “I’m very excited about this,” grown up on a small farm here in Mail: 385 Medlin told the Herald-Citizen Putnam County, I understand the Zip Code $28 $54 $95 Print & about Farm Watch. “If we could concerns of farmers and their E-Edition $29 $56 $98 just get the information out to be need to protect equipment, live- Anywhere Only on the lookout. We have a lot of stock and property. Our Farm E-Edition $21 $42 $84 people with a lot of eyes. We can Watch program is one of the ways Mail: Outside help.” that we can help our farmers to do 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 Deputy Parker said there are that. The program is designed to Mail: Outside quite a few steps farmers can take promote communication between Tenn. $82 $132 $220 to help prevent crime through a the sheriff’s department and all of Farm Watch program including Photo submitted our local farmers. It’s just one having a coordinator, establishing more way that we are reaching Miss Your Paper? safety procedures and holding Putnam Sheriff Eddie Farris talks to farmers last night at the courthouse about estab- out and partnering with the resi- regular meetings to network with lishing a Farm Watch program to help prevent crimes including theft of equipment and dents of Putnam County to help Your carrier is an independent livestock. contractor. However, as a serv- other farmers. our community. We appreciate ice to our subscribers, our Farm Watch programs in other everything that our concerned circulation department is open places have established private plans. specifically tailored to farmers in because he happened to see the residents do to work with us. To- from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- Facebook groups where they can “We can give you information to certain areas. sheriff the day before. “I think gether we can keep Putnam day-Friday and from report suspicious activity. help protect you, but we need in- One farmer last night noted that that might be more effective. If County one of the best and safest 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to Farmers can help by keeping an formation from you,” Parker said. notifications involving email or the sun is shining, I’m not going places to live.” answer calls. inventory of their equipment, “If it’s important to you, it’s im- computers may be inaccessible to be sitting on my hind end in The sheriff’s department plans Call 931-526-9715. marking their items and using portant to us. We want this pro- for some who don’t have comput- front of a computer. We need to to meet with farmers again to cameras, locks, lights and gates to gram to work.” ers or don’t use them regularly. look at alternative ways to get the continue to work toward estab- protect equipment and livestock. The sheriff’s department can ini- “Maybe you should consider information out.” lishing a Farm Watch program. Herald-Citizen Deputy Parker said the sheriff’s tiate mass call out notifications robo calls,” said Tom Banker, Sheriff Eddie Farris said his of- For more information about department is willing to assist when there’s a theft or suspicious who pointed out that he only re- fice can send alerts out about Farm Watch, contact the sheriff’s USPS 313-680 farmers in developing emergency activity in the area and text alerts membered the meeting last night thefts in the area through cell department at (931) 528-8484. ISSN 8750-5541

The Herald-Citizen is pub- lished daily except Saturdays, New Year’s Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving MHS: New school may open to students on April 18 Day and Christmas Day by Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box From Page 1 punch-list items and doing inspections in ceilings... so I don’t think they’re going to Magura said that would be up to the state 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. various parts of the building, including the be too far behind.” fire marshal. Although Boyd couldn’t say Periodicals postage paid at “We have the understanding that is a re- classroom wing. Furniture is also being in- He said sod was expected to go down on for certain that MHS will open April 18, Cookeville TN. POSTMAS- alistic target...” he said. “There are still a stalled, and progress continues in the au- the grounds next week. he did say seniors will be graduating from TER: send address changes to Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, lot of things up in the air, but we know ditorium and administration areas, which Electrical inspections are coming soon, the building. Cookeville TN 38502. prior to students moving in we will be able have been the areas of most concern to followed by a visit from the state fire mar- “We are planning on that,” he said. “Ab- The Herald-Citizen is a mem- to work with Principal (Sonja) Farley and school board members since they’ve been shal, who will determine whether or not solutely.” That ceremony is set for May 14 ber of the Tennessee Press her teachers to start prepping the class- behind schedule. the building is ready for students. at 4 p.m. in the MHS gym. “They’re pro- Association and the Associ- rooms.” “They’re working on the installation of School board member Celeste Gammon gressing,” Boyd added. “The contractors ated Press. The Associated John Magura, facilities manager for the the stage right now,” Magura said. asked, “Does the auditorium have to be are continuing to work, the architects are Press is entitled exclusively to school system, said contractor Rouse Con- “They’ve got all the lights up, they’re finished in order for us to get the certificate continuing to work — everything’s mov- use for publication news struction Company has been going over prepping the floors, they’re painting the of occupancy?” ing to that end goal.” printed in the Herald-Citizen. Weather Tonight Saturday Night Sunday Night Monday Night Readings: Thursday’s high in Mike DeLapp Cookeville was 41, low 29. Editor & Publisher Mostly cloudy. Low Mostly clear. Low Mostly cloudy. Low Mostly cloudy. Low Thursday’s high in Monterey around 32. Calm around 34. WNW around 42. Calm around 52. South was 37, low 31, with 0.17” of Buddy Pearson wind. wind around 5 wind. wind around 5 mph. mixed precipitation (rain and Managing Editor mph. snow). Almanac: Friday is the 64th Roger Wells Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday day of the year with 302 re- Advertising Director Mostly sunny. High Sunny. High near Partly sunny. High Partly sunny, with a maining. The sun sets at 5:40 near 58. Calm 58. Calm wind. near 65. South wind high near 70. p.m. and will rise at 6:06 a.m. Keith McCormick wind. around 5 mph. on Saturday. The moon is a Circulation Manager waning crescent with 23% of the visible disc illuminated. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 4, 2016 — A3 LOCAL/STATE/NATION State Cleveland seeks riot-control suits for GOP convention in Brief CLEVELAND (AP) — Cleveland plans event. The federal money was approved by barriers to cover about 3 miles. The administration of Mayor Frank Jack- to buy 2,000 riot-control suits with col- Congress in December. The city is slated to have thousands of po- son told City Council last month that lapsible batons as it prepares to host the Bid paperwork shows the city also wants lice officers on hand for the convention, roughly $30 million in federal grant money Threats continue Republican National Convention in July. to buy more than 300 sets of long-sleeve which is expected to draw 50,000 visitors. is expected to go toward personnel and $20 appearing on Cleveland.com reported Thursday that jackets, gloves and shin guards. That More than 100,000 political demonstra- million for equipment. Councilman Brian the city posted a notice this week seeking equipment would serve as riot-control gear tors showed up for the 2004 Republican Cummins said last month that the equip- Hamilton County providers for that gear. for police officers riding bicycles. The city National Convention in New York City. ment must be delivered by June 15. The request comes as Cleveland has previously sought to buy 300 bicycles, 15 Less than 1,000 protesters appeared in City Council President Kevin Kelley has school walls ramped up its public process to spend the motorcycles, 25 sets of tactical armor and Tampa, Florida for the 2012 Republican said the council hopes to hold a public se- $50 million federal security grant for the enough 3.5-foot-high interlocking steel National Convention. curity briefing either this month or next. CHATTANOOGA (AP) — Investigators are searching for suspects after someone wrote threats on two Hamilton County schools’ walls, just U.S. stocks edge higher after jobs report, led by miners days after two other schools re- ceived similar threats. By MARLEY JAY AMC Theaters, owned by Wanda The Chattanooga Times Free AP Markets Writer Group of China, is buying Press reports that Hamilton Carmike Cinemas for $1.1 bil- County Sheriff’s Office NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks lion. The deal will create the spokesman Matt Lea says the are inching higher Friday morn- biggest movie theater chain in the perpetrators could face crimi- ing after the U.S. government world. Earlier this year, Wanda nal charges because of the se- said employers added more jobs said it would buy Legendary En- riousness of alarm caused by than expected in February, the tertainment, a studio that co-fi- the threats. latest sign of strength for the nanced movies including On Wednesday, a bomb threat economy. Mining companies are “Jurassic World” and “The Dark was found written on a bath- rising along with metals prices, Knight.” Carmike climbed $4.19, room wall at East Ridge Mid- and drugmakers are struggling or 16.7 percent, to $29.30. dle School. That same day, again. The market is still on track METALS: Metals prices kept officials say a threat was writ- for its third weekly gain in a row. climbing. Gold rose 1 percent to ten on the bathroom wall of KEEPING SCORE: The Dow $1,266 an ounce and silver East Hamilton Middle High Jones industrial average picked jumped 3 percent to $15.62 an School. Hamilton County up 37 points, or 0.2 percent, to ounce. Copper rose 2.5 percent to Schools Assistant Superintend- 16,981 as of 10:44 a.m. Eastern $2.26 a pound. ent Lee McDade says all time. The Standard & Poor’s 500 Copper mining company threats were taken seriously, index added four points, or 0.2 Freeport-McMoRan gained 76 regardless of whether they percent, to 1,997. The Nasdaq cents, or 8.3 percent, to $9.87 and were copycats of threats found composite rose three points, or aluminum producer Alcoa rose last week on Ooltewah High 0.1 percent, to 4,710. Stocks have 76 cents, or 8.3 percent, to 9.84. School bathroom walls. ended higher the last two days Gold miner Newmont Mining after late-day rallies erased early added 57 cents, or 2.1 percent, to losses. Richard Drew, File | AP $27.39. UT students rally JOBS REPORT: The Labor De- HP HIGH POINT: Hewlett supporters to save partment said employers added A Wall Street sign in front of the flag-draped facade of the New York Stock Exchange. Packard Enterprise, an informa- 242,000 jobs in February as con- Bond prices fell slightly Friday. tion technology products and diversity office struction, retail and health care service company, reported a companies kept hiring more ple in December and January slipped last month after acceler- economy is doing fairly well, in- stronger profit and greater sales KNOXVILLE (AP) — Uni- workers. Consumer demand was than it had previously estimated. ating in January. cluding data on construction than analysts had expected. Its versity of Tennessee students solid, and the government also More people also looked for This week stocks have risen fol- spending and manufacturing. stock surged $1.99, or 14.7 per- are rallying supporters of di- said employers hired more peo- work. However, worker pay lowing reports that show the U.S. BIG SCREEN GETS BIGGER: cent, to $15.59. versity on campus after a Sen- ate committee voted Wednesday to defund the col- lege’s Office of Diversity and Six-month sentence for ex-trooper accused of raping woman Inclusion. CRMC: Discrimination The Knoxville News Sentinel GREENVILLE, Ala. (AP) — District Court on Thursday dur- take her to jail if she didn’t have reports that students are pass- An ex-Alabama state trooper ing a preliminary hearing. sex with him. McHenry was ing out fliers and asking sup- suit against CRMC settled who was accused of raping a Charges of rape and sodomy later fired and arrested. porters of diversity to sign a fective communication with peo- woman while he was on duty that were filed against him have Under the plea agreement, banner and call state lawmak- From Page 1 ple with disabilities and to obtain has been sentenced to six been dismissed. McHenry’s Alabama Peace Of- ers. The Senate Education approval of their attorney prior to months in jail after he pleaded Court documents say McHenry ficers’ Standards and Training Committee voted to strip the and Hill “have suffered and con- implementing such policy and guilty to sexual misconduct. drove a woman away from the Commission certification will Office of Diversity of all state tinue to suffer irreparable loss procedures which shall include Samuel McHenry II filed a scene of a car accident in early be revoked and he’ll have to funding and move $8 million and injury, including but not lim- provisions of qualified sign lan- plea agreement in Butler County December and threatened to register as a sex offender. to the UT agricultural exten- ited to emotional distress, stigma, guage interpreters to sion service and rural outreach exclusion from full participation patients/companions with dis- programs. After the legislative in the benefits and services pro- abilities and responding to call committee voted Wednesday, a vided by the hospital and receipt buttons used by patients/compan- group of students said they of benefits that are not equal to or ions with disabilities, to develop wanted to organize quickly to as equally effective as the bene- an appropriate procedure to en- reach out to lawmakers and fits provided by the hospital to sure effective communication push back against the effort to persons without disabilities.” with persons of disabilities re- defund the office. The suit also goes on to claim quiring emergency health serv- “We knew we had to respond that “at all times from Buttrum’s ices at any of CRMC’s hospitals, immediately to show how hospitalization and treatment, to prominently post signage many people are affected by which has been ongoing to the about the availability of free diversity and inclusion on time of the complaint, when qualified sign language inter- campus,” said Ashley Camp- health care providers at CRMC preters throughout the emergency bell, a UT senior and member failed to consistently and department, hospital and doctor’s of the UT Diversity Matters promptly provide both men with offices at the hospital, and com- coalition. The legislature’s a qualified sign language inter- pensatory damages in an amount move to defund the Office of preter as necessary for effective sufficient to compensate for their Diversity comes after it riled communication, they were acting injuries, including but not limited up several Republican law- as agents of the hospital.” to emotional distress, stigma and makers by recommending that Buttrum and Hill requested that violation of the men’s civil rights, gender-neutral pronouns be the hospital stop discriminating among other things. used on campus and that reli- against them and other similarly CRMC denied all these allega- gious references be stripped situated persons, to develop a tions. from holiday parties and nondiscrimination policy and de- The case was set for jury trial in events on campus. tailed procedure for ensuring ef- June. I n C o n c e r t

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Established 1903 Mike DeLapp, Editor and Publisher Buddy Pearson, Managing Editor For Democrats, immigration about winning elections f Democrats really care about the rhetoric. During a recent conference plight of illegal immigrants call to rally his troops, Gutierrez Iflooding our borders, they should trashed the GOP, suggesting Trump do a better job taking care of them called “all Mexicans rapists.” Addi- before they reach voting age. tionally, in New York City, Democ- A recent Government Accountabil- rats are pushing new legislation to ity Office investigation found the let illegal aliens vote in local elec- Obama administration lost track of tions. thousands of immigrant children At the national level, the Obama captured crossing U.S. borders. Ac- administration is also doing its part cording to the Washington Free Bea- to unravel the very fabric of Amer- con, of the 53,518 children captured ica. Rather than defending one of its crossing the borders in 2014, federal own agencies, Obama’s Department officials only “followed up with just of Justice recently joined a lawsuit The Hillary paradox 2.2 percent.” against the U.S. Elections Assistance The investigation also uncovered Commission in an effort to stop Ala- that the Office of bama, Georgia and Kansas from re- n 1992, Hillary Clinton was de- women who bake punches. I’ve seen her not quit. Refugee Reset- quiring individuals to provide proof rided as an extreme feminazi vying cookies AND by Every time we grumble what Citizens tlement “failed of U.S. citizenship as a qualification Ifor all the power the White House the way, your United has done to our elections, that to properly track to vote. could offer her as First Lady. A re- cookies insult the was a suit brought by a group wanting children,” en- That the DOJ chose to support this porter from Columbus, Ohio, famously idea of cookies. to spend unlimited cash to take down dangering these outrageous lawsuit rather than de- asked her, “You know, some people Basically, damed Hillary Clinton. It was literally a group kids and “leav- fend the integrity of the voting think of you as an inspiring female at- if she does, damed of citizens united AGAINST Hillary. ing them vulner- process clearly displays how far torney mother, and other people think if she doesn’t. You’d think Hillary would be the first able to abuse from what is right the left will go to of you as the overbearing yuppie wife In 2008, I wrote person we’d celebrate benefitting from and trafficking.” win elections. Americans for Lim- from hell. How would you describe about what I that decision as a candidate. For any The report found ited Government president Rick yourself?” called the Hillary other human being on the planet, we’d some kids were Manning was on-target in his re- I was an angsty tween at the time and Tina Standard. Yes, we see it as poetic justice — a hilarious Susan handed off to sponse to this unconscionable power Hillary was a baddass. “I suppose I Dupuy have a double irony. Instead it’s the Hillary Paradox: Brown folks who did play: “Americans expect that only could have stayed home and baked standard for Have your rabid rival get to spend un- not go through those eligible to exercise the right to cookies and had teas, but what I de- women and other limited amounts of cash to take you “vigorous back- vote will be participating in our cided to do was to fulfill my profes- minorities. Men, for example, get to out but when you take advantage of ground checks and may have crimi- 2016 national elections, yet the sion which I entered before my not know things (see: Donald Trump’s the same law — you’re then a despica- nal histories” or were “placed into Obama Administration’s lackeys at husband was in public life,” she defi- “we’ll just hire great people who ble corporate shill representing “big homes with other illegal immigrants Attorney General Loretta Lynch’s antly popped off to reporters on the know.”), but Sarah Palin got marginal- moneyed interests.” and non-citizens.” Justice Department are doing every- campaign trail. The press had to pun- ized for being (and continuing to be) It’s enough to make me want to stab Way to go Democrats. And you tell thing in their power to allow their ish her for such insolence. So of ignorant. As Hillary said herself at myself in the eye with my vintage us this seemingly-endless immigra- new illegal alien power base to course, the election became about CNN’s Democratic Town Hall this Hillary nutcracker! tion dialogue is nothing about secur- vote.” cookies. There was this “shrill,” “am- week, “Why is there one standard for She’s smart, educated, accomplished ing votes and all about goodwill and We have all witnessed the waves of bitious” woman who dared insult other me and not for everybody else?” and experienced. She’d be touted as a doing what Jesus would do concern- illegal immigrants this administra- women who chose a life of baking Yes, good question. steady hand at the wheel if it were any- ing the aliens among us. Sure. One tion invites with its brazen defiance cookies. It gave the entire county the The Hillary Standard has evolved one else. But this is Hillary Clinton thing’s for certain: Jesus wouldn’t of already-on-the-books immigration vapors. into her own special Catch-22. Over we’re talking about so she might not be lose them. In the Bible, Jesus tells laws and its abject refusal to secure “Never mind that Clinton went on to the last 20 years I’ve watched Hillary the next President of the United States. the parable about a good shepherd borders in the name of national secu- say feminism means the right to learn from her mistakes, then get criti- Why? She’s not exciting enough! who owned a hundred sheep but one rity. To the left, it seems immigration choose work, or home, or both; the cized for adapting to the times. I wit- So Hillary might not get to be a revo- of them strayed so he left the ninety- is nothing more than a game, and il- damage had been done,” Jackie Judd at nessed her husband appoint more lutionary first female president be- nine in search of the one. (On a de- legal immigrants are the pawns they ABC News mused. “She’d been black people to his Cabinet than any cause she’s not threatening lightful side note: Although this truth use to manipulate the system to win tagged an elitist and an ultra-feminist.” president before him, his struggles revolution?! is most likely horrifying to liberals, elections. No wonder they vehe- The newspapers soon published with the white power structure even Taking nutcracker off the shelf… this scripture also shows us that God mently oppose requiring proof of cit- Hillary’s recipe for chocolate chip inspiring Toni Morrison to lament that Not only does Hillary never (ever) loves the “One-percent” as much as izenship or even photo IDs to ensure cookies along with Barbara Bush’s. I Bill was our first black president; now get to make any mistakes, have a bad he does the ninety-nine.) voting integrity. Even still, here in was taken to a fundraiser where there Hillary gets accused and heckled for day or tell her haters she wants to go Apparently, immigration is all America there is this thing called the were both Republican and Democratic being that white power structure. I’ve back to the time when they’d be taken about winning elections and Democ- rule of law whereby only citizens get cookies made available. Bush’s cook- seen her win a seat in the Senate even out on stretchers. She has to be super rats are pulling out all the stops to to vote. Despite what Democrats say, ies were exquisite — soft, buttery pil- though she was outspent by her oppo- well versed in all things, but not re- just that in 2016. that is not discriminatory, nor is it lows gently caressing chips of nent by over $11 million, and then her mind people of the past. Be an au- The Washington Examiner reports: disenfranchising. chocolate. And Clinton’s cookies husband cheating on her get credited tomaton but not robotic. Be warm but “The Service Employees Interna- I’m all for doing what Jesus would tasted like burnt pretzels with artificial for her victory. not emotional. Be a woman but not tional Union is teaming up…to con- do, but let’s begin dear Democrats, carob chunks. A thumbtack has more I’ve also seen her lose a bid for the play the gender card. Be completely vert as many of the 5 million Latino by telling the truth about why you culinary appeal than Clinton cookies. presidency and rack up a million miles qualified, but not at all arrogant. permanent residents into U.S. citi- care so much about immigration. This was the beginning of the impos- as Secretary of State. I watched her get Basically, embrace the Hillary Para- zens and voters as possible before sibility of Hillary: The Hillary Paradox grilled for eight hours about Benghazi dox. Election Day.” Rep. Luis Gutierrez, Susan Stamper Brown is a syn- (also the subtitle of a collection of es- sans any fatigue or gaffes. I’ve D-Ill is leading the charge, telling dicated columnist. Her email ad- says that came out last year). In 1992 it watched her stay in public life and Tina Dupuy is a syndicated Latinos to “get angry” over Donald dress is was: You should have been home bak- shrug off the “vast right wing conspir- columnist. Her email address is Trump’s supposed anti-immigrant [email protected]. ing cookies, but instead you insulted acy” that has never considered pulling [email protected]. Mitt isn’t exactly Superman Moderately Confused he good news is that a prominent school try. Somebody showing a lot of exposure.” In the winter of member of the cowed Republican es- in the party hierarchy 2012, he grudgingly released one year Ttablishment is finally speaking out has to try. As a Wash- (2010) and one partial estimate (2011), and against Donald Trump. The bad news is, ington Post editorial said “that’s all that’s necessary.” it’s Mitt Romney. put it, “History will not Even Republicans were disgusted. Ex- This is the best they can do? look kindly on GOP Bush pollster Matthew Dowd faulted him The guy who lost the 2008 nomination leaders who fail to do for “arrogance.” Mitt stonewalled until au- and lost the 2012 election, the guy who everything in their tumn. Six weeks before the election, he re- passed on 2016 to clear the way for Jeb (in- power to prevent a bul- leased a “summary” of the previous 20 sert joke here), has apparently decided that lying demagogue from years. Turned out, his tax rate was lower if nobody else is willing to fight the Bat- becoming their stan- than the average Joe’s, because the tax man villain who’s been dropped in their Dick dard-bearer .... If Mr. code looks favorably on private equity midst, it might as well be him. I guess he’s Polman Trump is to be stopped, managers’ investment income. better than nothing. I guess it’s better late now is the time for So today, the notion that Mitt Romney can than never. leaders of conscience play the populist against plutocrat Trump ... Mighty Mitt rolled into Fox News last to say they will not and cannot support him the irony is so thick you need a carving week and trolled the mogul, “We really and to do what they can to stop him .... Is knife to cut it. ought to see from [the GOP candidates] the Republican Party truly not going to re- And Trump, of course, has retaliated in what their taxes look like to see if there’s sist its own debasement?” his inimitable way. He tweeted, “Mitt an issue there. I think in Donald Trump’s So what the heck, Mitt might as well hit Romney, who totally blew an election that case, it’s likely to be a bombshell.” Trump on the tax return issue, because should have been won and whose tax re- Whoa. What kind of bombshell? Mitt said nothing else seems to be working. Assail- turns made him look like a fool, is now he was only speculating. ing Trump for his substance-free agenda playing tough guy.” Another tweet “The reason I think that there’s a bomb- isn’t working. Rebuking Trump for his vile ridiculed Mitt as “awkward and goofy.” shell in there is because every time he’s and racist insults isn’t working. Fact- What fun for the junkyard dog! With Jeb asked about his taxes, he dodges and delays checking Trump’s serial lies isn’t working. gone, he was jonesing for a new chew toy. and says ’Well, we’re working on it,’” The problem, however, is that Mitt is not As a measure of the GOP’s desperation, Romney said. “Hey, we’re not talking the best messenger. Those of you with long Mitt’s fumbling foray is a perfect about the taxes that are coming due this memories will recall that Mitt the multimil- metaphor. Especially now, with the wolf at year. Of course they’re working on those. lionaire was infamously reluctant to release the door. They won’t be ready for months. We’re his past tax returns. talking about taxes already filed — back Before Mitt ever released anything, he Dick Polman is a national political taxes.” complained about the demands that he do columnist. His email address is dick- It’s nice that Mitt is giving it the old prep so. He whined, “I sort of feel like we are [email protected]. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 4, 2016 — A5 LOCAL/NATION Nation AMC theater chain to buy Carmike for $1.1B in Brief By RYAN NAKASHIMA acquire mid-level studio Legendary Enter- 7,400 screens in about 570 theaters. “Clearly, they are supportive of what AP Business Writer tainment, the co-financier of blockbusters The boards of both companies approved AMC is doing, and what AMC is doing is like “Jurassic World” and “The Dark the deal, which is expected to close by the we’re growing our business,” Aron said. Truck slams into LOS ANGELES (AP) — AMC Enter- Knight.” end of the year following a review by gov- Aron said any possible theater closures group of bicyclists at tainment is acquiring rival Carmike Cine- Wanda is also behind a multibillion-dol- ernment competition authorities. would “depend on a conversation with the mas to create the world’s largest movie lar studio complex being built in eastern AMC CEO Adam Aron said he hopes the Justice Department.” red light, killing 2 theater chain. China that was used to shoot the upcom- combination will boost profits in 2017 and He noted there are only a few markets AMC, which Chinese conglomerate ing movie, “The Great Wall.” enable about $35 million in annual sav- where the companies’ theaters overlap and TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — A Dalian Wanda Group bought in 2012, said AMC will pay $30 in cash per share, ings, while bringing upscale amenities where closures might occur. AMC is fo- pickup truck slammed into a Thursday it is paying $1.1 billion includ- about 19 percent higher than the $25.11 like alcohol service, reclining chairs, and cused on larger cities while Carmike is in group of 10 bicyclists waiting ing debt for Carmike. Carmike shares closed at Thursday. expanded food offerings to more venues. smaller markets. at a red light in southern Ari- The combined company will be the dom- The acquisition will boost AMC’s theater He said the cost of upgrading would be AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. is zona, killing two riders from inant theater chain in North American and locations by more than 70 percent to well “reasonable” and profitable. He also said based in Leawood, Kansas, which will be two states and leading to the signals Wanda’s further expansion into the over 600 and increase its screen count by Wanda, which owns 75 percent of AMC, the combined company’s new headquar- driver’s arrest, authorities entertainment industry. Just two months half to nearly 8,400. Regal Entertainment was supportive of the deal, but he declined ters. Carmike Cinemas Inc. is headquar- said. ago, it said it would spend $3.5 billion to Group, the current leader, runs nearly to speak on behalf of Wanda. tered in Columbus, Georgia. Three other bicyclists were injured in the crash Thursday afternoon in Tucson, including one critically, the Pima County sheriff’s office said. U.S. investigates 420,000 Ford F-150s for brake failure The others had minor injuries. The cyclists were waiting in DETROIT (AP) — The U.S. Ford’s F-Series pickup is the der engines from the 2013 and plaints about the problem, in- problem caused crashes, al- a bike lane when Brian Lynch, government is investigating com- top-selling vehicle in the U.S., 2014 model years, according to cluding some drivers reporting though there were no injuries. 28, of Tucson, barreled into plaints that the brakes can fail on and the F-150 accounts for two- documents posted Friday on the that the pedals can suddenly go The agency reported that 31 of them, the sheriff’s office said. Ford’s F-150 pickup truck, one of thirds of those sales. National Highway Traffic Safety to the floor with a complete loss the complaints from F-150 driv- He was arrested on suspicion the most popular vehicles in the The probe covers about 420,000 Administration’s website. of braking. ers came in the past year, with 20 of driving under the influence nation. pickups with 3.5-Liter, six-cylin- The agency says it has 33 com- Four drivers reported that the in the past seven months. and faces various manslaugh- ter and aggravated assault charges. Sheriff’s Deputy Obituaries Ryan Inglett said he didn’t know if Lynch had a lawyer Martha Duncan Saturday, March 5, at Crest Lawn always forgave her for getting in ice time at the Bob was born in Plattsburgh, yet. Clare Rhodes, 72, of Memorial Cemetery in the last word, since it left them Fuel Center. N.Y. Santa Fe, New Mexico, died at KENTUCKY — Funeral serv- Cookeville. with a smile or laugh. Mr. Gist passed He was a general contractor and the scene, and Kenneth Vieira, ices for Mrs. Martha Duncan, 77, Mr. Chastain was born April 11, As one of the key contributors away on Tues- owned and operated O&S Con- 68, of Tucson, died at a hospi- of Cookeville, will be held at 2 1945, in Daytona Beach, Florida, at Moeller Marine, Diane was the day, March 1, struction for 15 years. He then tal, officials said. p.m. on Sunday, March 6, at First to the late Calvin Lake and Don- real deal, the pepper in the stew. 2016. at his moved to Clearwater, Fla., where David Gunter told the Ari- Christian Church in Russellville, nella (Deen) Chastain. A master IT programmer, who home. he continued his career in the zona Daily Star that most of Ky. Burial will be in Maple He graduated from Nathan B. loved Dr. Who, she had strong Mr. Gist He was born construction industry before re- the group was part of Santa Fe Grove Cemetery in Russellville, Forrest High School in 1963, and opinions about organization and July 11, 1958, in tiring to Cookeville. He worked Seniors on Bikes. The group’s Ky. was a veteran of the Army, serv- hard work and was always happy Cookeville to James and Victoria at Sam’s Club in Cookeville for website said one member was The family will receive friends ing one tour in Vietnam. to share them. When she laughed, Gist. 10 years. killed but didn’t identify the from 3-5 p.m. on Saturday, Calvin is survived by his two you could hear it up and down Robert was one of five children. He is survived by his wife, victim. March 5, from the Cookeville daughters, Michelle Lynn Chas- the hall, and it is a very long hall. He was a born again believer and Carol Staves of Cookeville; two chapel of Hooper-Huddleston & tain Peterson (Roger) of Dan- Her moods were legendary and loved good music. His passion daughters, Angela (Staves) Horner Funeral Home. dridge, Tenn., and Melissa Deen her honesty was overwhelming. was cooking, especially barbecu- Wescoat of Cookeville and Kids' mementos to Mrs. Duncan passed away Chastain of Clermont, Fla.; two Diane enjoyed success in the ing. However, he tried many new Carmella Andrews of be displayed at today, Friday, March 4, 2016, grandchildren; Charles Curtis workplace, and she was dearly dishes. He loved fishing and car- Cookeville; two sons, Robert Life Care Center of Sparta. Dean Doyle (Amy) and Alyssa loved for her ability and wit. ing for his home. Staves Jr of Cookeville and Elton Pennsylvania 9/11 Hooper-Huddleston & Horner Donnella Walker; and three Since Diane treated her friends Left to honor his life are his par- Blanchard of Las Vegas, Nev.; Funeral Home in Cookeville is in great-grandchildren, Lily Marie, like family, she kept very busy. ents, James and Victoria Gist; his nine grandchildren; and four memorial charge of arrangements, (931) Logan Dean and Landen Blake, Among her passions were caring children, Tameika and Tanisha great-grandchildren. 526-6111. all of Clermont, Fla. for neglected or abandoned ani- Gist; and their mother, Regina He was preceded in death by his SHANKSVILLE, Pa. (AP) To sign the online guest book mals. Never content to talk about Warden; two stepchildren, Ja- mother, Lena Staves. — Crayon drawings, stuffed and to send the family a message, what mattered, she let her actions maal Dethrow and Simone De- The family followed Robert’s animals and other mementos please visit www.crestlawn- speak for themselves. She never throw; and their mother, Cherrie wishes to be cremated, and his left by children at the Flight 93 memorial.com. met a stray that did not become Ledbetter of Cookeville; three remains will be taken back to the memorial in western Pennsyl- Arrangements entrusted to one of her own. Her heart was al- sisters, Robbie Felton, Delecia Adirondack Mountains at a later vania will go on display this Crest Lawn Funeral Home-Cre- ways in the right place; she was (Christopher) Aghwacha and An- date, where he loved to hunt and weekend. mation Center, (931) 526-6384. a caring and generous person. gela C. Gist; two nephews and fish. The “Through Their Eyes” She will be dearly missed by one niece, Micah and Nicolas To sign the online guest book temporary exhibit in Leon Wayne Hurt her children, Sarah M. Stockton, Johnson and Lauryn A. Gist; and and to leave the family a message Shanksville will open from 11 Cynthia L. Stockton and Brandan a host of family and friends. please visit www.crestlawn- a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays and WESTMORELAND — Leon D. Stockton; a surrogate son, He was preceded in death by his memorial.com. Sundays this month. Wayne Hurt, 57, of Westmore- Dameion A. Stacey; a grand- older sister, Eliza D. Lane; and Arrangements entrusted to Passengers aboard United land, Tenn., passed away on daughter, Emily M. Sheppard; her son, James Pinkton; and a Crest Lawn Funeral Home-Cre- Airlines Flight 93 were con- Thursday, March 3, 2016, at her mother, Virginia M. Shelp; brother-in-law, Charles Felton. mation Center, (931) 526-6384. sidered heroes for fighting Sumner Regional Medical Center devoted pets; dear friends; and Pastor Mike Campbell and Pas- back against the terrorists who in Gallatin. dozens of loving coworkers. tor Jim Moore will officiate at the had hijacked their plane on The family has chosen crema- Diane Lynne Gowen In lieu of flowers, donations services. Sept. 11. Forty passengers and tion and a memorial service will COOKEVILLE — A memorial may be made to Happy Paws Kit- Presley Funeral Home in crew members died when the be held at a later date. service for Diane Lynne Gowen, ten Rescue in Knoxville, TN., Cookeville is in charge of plane crashed into a field. Anderson-Upper Cumberland 52, of Cookeville, will be held at www.happypawskittenrescue.org arrangements, (931) 528-1044. Soon after the attacks, a Funeral Home in Gainesboro is 2 p.m. on Saturday, March 5, . Pastor Jim Moore will officiate fence at the temporary memo- in charge of arrangements, (931) from the chapel of Presley Fu- at the services. rial was quickly covered with 268-1550. neral Home in You may share your thoughts or license plates, flags and other Cookeville. send condolences to the family memorabilia. Stuffed animals, The family will by visiting www.presleyfuneral- trinkets and pictures were Ward D. York welcome visitors home.com. Features: Model# KUDS30IXSS tucked into the lower rings of LIVINGSTON — Funeral serv- from noon until Professional services provided • • SaniSani RinseRinse the fence or placed on the ices for Ward York, 71, of Liv- time of services by Presley Funeral Home, (931) • • ProPro ScrubScrub ground. ingston, will be held at 11 a.m. on on Saturday at 528-1044. Saturday, March 5, from the Mrs. the funeral home. Robert “Bob” THE THE chapel of Livingston Funeral Gowen Diane passed Staves, Sr. Carson spent heavily Home. Burial will be in Okolona away suddenly Appliance Appliance MartMart on consultants, Cemetery in Rickman. on Wednesday, COOKEVILLE — Robert The family will receive friends Feb. 24, 2016, in St. Thomas “Bob” Staves Sr, 79, of 749 S. Jefferson lightly on from 5-9 p.m. today, Friday, Highlands Hospital in Sparta. Cookeville, passed from this life 528-6467 528-6467 March 4, at the funeral home. She was born Oct. 15, 1963, in Feb. 28, 2016. FULL LINE OF KITCHENAID APPLIANCES campaigning Mr. York passed away on Scranton, Pa. “WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL” Wednesday, March 2, 2016, in Diane’s life revolved around her WASHINGTON (AP) — Livingston Regional Hospital. family. She loved her children Robert (Big Foot) Cane Creek Youth Spring Leagues! Ben Carson ran for president, Livingston Funeral Home is in like a fierce mama bear, and she D. Gist and his consultants won. charge of arrangements, (931) often joked and laughed with The political newcomer who 823-1272. them. Often times, after the jokes ALGOOD — Memorial serv- said this week he sees “no and laughter were nearing an ices for Robert (Big Foot) D. path” to the Republican nomi- end, she’d let out a sigh and say, Gist, 57, of Algood, will be held nation raised more money “I love you, my problem chil- at 11 a.m. on Saturday, March 5, than any other GOP contender, dren,” always with a smile on her at Trinity Assembly Church Fuel Girls’Girls’ SSlowpitchlowpitch $58 million since he began his face. Her children treasured her Center in Algood. SoftballSoftball bid last May. protective nature, unfailing sup- The family will receive friends But Carson’s campaign port, and abiding wisdom. 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By CAROLYN THOMPSON 2016 Republican presidential campaign are rever- nobody calls him on the carpet the way that they which Trump didn’t attend, it was Cruz who made Associated Press berating in classrooms, running counter to the anti- would be called on the carpet if they said those some quasi-insults he said Trump would have bullying policies that have emerged in recent years things.” lobbed: “Let me say I’m a maniac and everyone on BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Ryan Lysek rose to be- amid several high-profile suicides. There’s Donald Trump calling Ted Cruz a “loser” this stage is stupid, fat and ugly,” Cruz said, snick- come vice president of his fifth-grade class at Lor- For teacher David Arenstam’s high school class and a “liar” and singling out Muslims and Mexi- ering that he was getting “the Donald Trump por- raine Academy in Buffalo, New York, after the in Saco, Maine, the campaign has been one long cans for criticism. And there’s Marco Rubio mock- tion out of the way.” sitting vice president got bounced for saying things civics lesson: “Can you really ban a whole group ing Trump’s “worst spray tan in America” and On Thursday, Mitt Romney, the 2012 GOP presi- that went against the school’s anti-bullying rules. of people from coming into the country?” the stu- calling him a “con artist.” dential nominee, jumped into the fray, branding So the 10-year-old is a little puzzled that candidates dents will ask, or “What’s the KKK, and do they Cruz says nearly every day on the campaign trail, Trump “a phony, a fraud.” running to lead the entire country can get away still really exist?” “I don’t respond to insults” and he has been careful “Imagine your children and your grandchildren with name-calling and foul language. But mostly, Arenstam said, when it comes to Re- not to engage when Trump and others call him acting the way he does,” Romney said. “Would you The nasty personal tweets and sound bites of the publican Donald Trump, students “can’t believe names. But during the Jan. 28 Republican debate welcome that?”

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Dodge & Cox Income CI 43,367 13.31 +0.5 -1.2/E +3.5/C NL 2,500 secretary, fax 526-1209 or LIVINGSTON: Millard Oak- BOOK SALE: Friends of DIARY Dodge & Cox IntlStk FB 51,575 33.99 +6.9 -20.8/E +0.4/D NL 2,500 email [email protected]. ley Public Library in Livingston Monterey Branch Library will Advanced 1,719 Dodge & Cox Stock LV 50,943 156.71 +5.8 -8.9/D +9.3/B NL 2,500 Declined 1,049 Fidelity BlChGrow LG 13,756 63.71 +2.9 -7.7/D +11.2/A NL 2,500 Be sure to include your name will have family Lego on Satur- hold their monthly book sale Unchanged 158 Fidelity Contra LG 72,174 93.87 +3.2 -3.1/A +10.4/B NL 2,500 Total issues 2,926 and number as well as a time, day at 10:30 a.m. This is a li- from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. on Saturday Fidelity Magellan LG 12,254 84.82 +3.5 -5.3/B +8.3/D NL 2,500 New Highs 42 date and location of the event. brary event. at the Monterey library. Hard New Lows 21 Fidelity Spartan 500IdxAdvtg LB 49,176 70.32 +4.5 -3.4/A +10.7/A NL 10,000 Volume 1,879,335,910 FrankTemp-Franklin IncomeA m CA 41,656 2.06 +4.0 -10.5/E +4.0/C 4.25 1,000 DEMOCRATS: The Putnam coverbooks are $1 and paper- FrankTemp-Templeton Fgn A m FV 3,540 6.15 +7.1 -13.9/D -0.4/D 5.75 1,000 March 2-4 County Democratic Party will back books are 50 cents. Used Janus EnteprsT MG 1,996 84.28 +6.4 -4.6/A +10.1/A NL 2,500 OMBUDSMAN: Aging Serv- host its Democratic Party book donations accepted during AGRICULTURE FUTURES Lord Abbett AffiliatA m LV 5,090 14.01 +6.1 -6.6/C +7.2/D 5.75 1,000 Open High Low Settle Chg. MFS GrowB m LG 127 55.82 +2.3 -3.4/A +10.0/B 4.00 1,000 ices for the Upper Cumberland County Delegate Convention on normal library hours. CORN MFS HighIncA m HY 398 3.15 +2.8 -6.2/C +3.8/C 4.25 1,000 Inc. is looking for people to be Saturday at the Democratic Party DODSON BRANCH: The 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel MFS TNMuniBdA m SL 103 10.65 -0.5 +3.2/B +4.6/D 4.25 1,000 Mar 16 354 355.50 351.75 353.75 -.75 MFS TotRetA m MA 4,417 17.13 +3.2 -1.9/A +7.1/A 5.75 1,000 volunteer Ombudsmen. A train- Office, 111 N. Cedar Ave., Dodson Branch community May 16 356 357.50 354.50 356.50 +.25 Jul 16 360.25 362.25 359 361.25 +.50 Metropolitan West TotRetBdI CI 45,117 10.75 +0.2 +1.2/B +4.8/A NL 3,000,000 ing is scheduled on Wednesday, Cookeville, to select the dele- monthly fish fry will be held on Sep 16 366 367.75 364.75 367 +.75 Nuveen TNMuniBdA m SL 290 12.01 -0.6 +3.5/B +5.5/B 4.20 3,000 Dec 16 374.25 376.50 373.75 375.50 +1 Oppenheimer CapIncA m CA 1,666 9.43 +1.4 -2.4/B +4.9/A 5.75 1,000 Thursday and Friday. As a vol- gates from each county to the Saturday at 5 p.m. There will be Mar 17 383.50 385.25 382.25 384.25 +1 PIMCO TotRetIs CI 58,942 10.07 -0.2 -0.2/D +3.5/C NL 1,000,000 unteer ombudsman, you will be district convention. Doors open fried and baked fish, chicken, May 17 387.50 388.75 386.75 388.75 +1.50 Pioneer PioneerA m LB 4,134 31.11 +3.2 -5.3/C +7.5/D 5.75 1,000 SOYBEANS assigned to a specific long-term at 11 a.m. and covention begins baked beans, steamed vegeta- 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel Prudential Investmen BlendB m LG 11 16.04 +4.0 -10.8/E +5.4/E 5.00 2,500 Mar 16 855 858 850.50 856.25 +2 Putnam EqIncomeA m LV 3,110 18.80 +4.4 -7.7/C +9.5/A 5.75 0 care facility, working to ensure promptly at noon. No one admit- bles, hush puppies, fries, May 16 861 865.50 857.50 863.75 +2.25 Putnam MultiCapGrA m LG 3,082 64.32 +3.5 -9.5/E +8.8/D 5.75 0 that the resident’s rights are ted after noon. The meeting is to coleslaw, drink and dessert. Jul 16 867 871.50 864 870.25 +2.50 Vanguard 500Adml LB 147,060 184.59 +4.5 -3.4/A +10.7/A NL 10,000 Aug 16 871.50 873.50 866.50 872.75 +2.75 being protected and help them choose the delegates for each There will also be a cake wald Sep 16 872.25 874.75 868.25 873.75 +2.75 Vanguard HltCrAdml SH 35,690 84.92 +1.2 -4.1/A +18.1/B NL 50,000 Nov 16 874.50 879.75 871.50 878 +3 Vanguard InstIdxI LB 100,777 182.77 +4.5 -3.4/A +10.7/A NL 5,000,000 with problems they are unable to presidential candidate (Clinton and live music. Adults $8 and Jan 17 883 884.50 877.75 883.75 +3.25 Vanguard InstPlus LB 85,519 182.79 +4.5 -3.3/A +10.8/A NL 200,000,000 resolve alone. You dedicate three and Sanders) who will go to children 12 and under $3. Please WHEAT Vanguard InstTStPl LB 36,428 44.82 +4.9 -4.9/B +10.3/A NL 200,000,000 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel hours per week to this job. 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Delegates BEEKEEPERS: The Sep 16 466 476.75 466 475.50 +9.25 Vanguard TotBdAdml CI 63,295 10.80 +0.4 +1.7/A +3.6/B NL 10,000 Dec 16 480.25 491.75 480 490 +8.75 Fowler at (931) 432-4210. elected at county level go onto Cookeville Beekeepers will hold Mar 17 495.75 505 495.75 503.50 +8.75 Vanguard TotIntl FB 73,735 13.96 +3.9 -12.3/D -0.3/D NL 3,000 May 17 511 513.50 510.75 512.75 +8.50 Vanguard TotStIAdm LB 121,424 49.52 +4.9 -5.0/C +10.2/B NL 10,000 March 4 & 5 the district level convention their annual introduction to bee- CATTLE Vanguard TotStIIns LB 58,081 49.53 +4.9 -5.0/C +10.3/B NL 5,000,000 BOOK SALE: Twice Told where national delegates will be keeping course at 9 a.m. For 40,000 lbs.- cents per lb. Vanguard TotStIdx LB 92,482 49.49 +4.9 -5.1/C +10.1/B NL 3,000 Apr 16 ...... 135.45 -.85 Tales, a used bookstore located elected. 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Friday, March 4, 2016 LIVING 7 Grade- Change in the air school talk at Cookeville about sex Senior Center

needs e’re changing; we’re growing; we’re having fun” is the slogan guidance Wused to describe this facility, and it aptly describes what is happening from parents here. With 410 new participants register- ing since Feb. 1, 2015, we are growing. EAR ABBY: My daugh- New fun activities added this month in- ter is in fifth grade at a clude: The Book Club beginning Thurs- Dvery small, rural school. day, March 10, 1:30 p.m., reading The She’s outgoing and makes Girls of Atomic City; Shuffleboard, Mon- friends easily. My problem is, day, Wednesday, Friday, 1:30 p.m.; wood when she comes home from carving, Wednesdays 8:45-11:15 a.m., school, she tells my husband with Tom Tomberlin; and two classes of and me about the conversations line dancing on Tuesdays, beginning the other fifth-grade girls are March 22, with Sandy Sawyer - Begin- having. Most of them involve Senior Visit ners, 1-1:30 p.m., no charge; Intermediate boys. However, recently the 1:45-3:45 p.m., $5. These classes are for conversations are about sex and The Tennessee Tech football team recently visited the Cookeville Senior Center and enjoyed individual line dancers; no partner re- things these girls say they want games like chair volleyball and listening to 50’s and 60’s rock ‘n roll music. quired. boys to do to them, which in- Our covered dish luncheon is scheduled clude rape. for March 17, $5 per person or one dish My husband and I are ap- per person. Musical entertainment with palled. My daughter knows that Glascock named Dr. Ron Winningham begins at 11 a.m., it’s not ap- followed by Dr. Robert Owens speaking Dear propriate to new junior member on black history. We thank Sheriff Eddie Abby discuss Farris for furnishing these topics, of American the meat for the but she is Senior luncheon. forced by Corner March 7, 12:15 p.m., these girls Angus Association blood pressure to listen. checks, Signature What ST. JOSEPH, Mo. — Riley Glascock of HealthCARE. should we Cookeville is a new junior member of the March 8, 1:30-3:30 do? Should American Angus Association, reports Allen p.m., new basic draw- we discuss Moczygemba, CEO of the national organiza- ing class begins. this with the tion with headquarters in Saint Joseph, Mo. March 9, 12:15 p.m., other par- Junior members of the Association are eligi- CRMC physical ther- Abigail ents in- ble to register cattle in the American Angus apist, Gina, discusses volved? Association, participate in programs con- “It’s Time to Take Van Buren Please help. ducted by the National Junior Angus Associ- Control.” — CON- ation and take part in Association-sponsored Maxine March 11, 12:15 CERNED PARENT IN OKLA- shows and other national and regional events. Frasier p.m., Kelly Clarkson HOMA The American Angus Association is the speaks on “Medicare DEAR CONCERNED: While largest beef breed association in the world, Parts ABCD.” discussing sexual matters may with more than 25,000 active adult and junior March 14, 10:30 a.m., Dr. Grisham, not seem appropriate to you, members. Health Clinic. that’s what some children in March 16, 12:15 p.m., Anthony Wright, grammar school do. The prob- “Essential Financial Strategies for the lem, however, is that a lot of Pastor Tim McLauchlin, Teen Challenge executive New Economy.” misinformation can be transmit- director, and Marla Huddleston, IHOP assistant man- March 21, 12:15 p.m., Blood pressure ted among them. Be glad your ager, prepare for the annual IHOP National Pancake Yoga classes checks, Signature HealthCARE. daughter trusts you enough that Day, which will benefit Teen Challenge. March 25, Closed for Good Friday. she’s willing to tell you what is to benefit March 28, 12:15 p.m., Free Manicure being said. Day, Genesis Career College Students. If this were my daughter and I Helping Hands March 29, 12:15 p.m., Kelli Tipton, had not yet had “the talk” with Eat pancakes Home Instead, discusses “Preventing Sen- her, I would waste no time in COOKEVILLE — On Sunday, March 6, ior Hospitalizations.” initiating it. Her classmates may registered yoga teacher Stephanie Chance will March 30, 2 p.m., Meet and greet party say some of the things they do March 8 to support teach Community Yoga at 2 p.m. and Petti for 2015-16 new participants! Sign up on for shock value and have no Groth, certified meditation teacher, will teach the bulletin board and bring a finger food concept about the violence and Teen Challenge Meditation at 3:15 p.m. at Synergy Mind & to have your name entered for a drawing. physical and emotional damage Body Studio in Cookeville. On Synergy’s Chair volleyball is probably the activity that a rapist can inflict. monthly Community Day, class attendees pay that creates the most excitement in terms Not only should you bring this COOKEVILLE — Teen Challenge of the Upper Cumber- what they can, with 100 percent of the pro- of noise at the center, and the 50s/60s to the attention of the parents of land has once again been chosen as the recipient of the dona- ceeds going to a specified charity. rock ‘n roll music played adds to the these classmates, also talk to the tions received from the Cookeville IHOP’s Annual National This month, proceeds go to Helping Hands happy atmosphere. school principal. (Could these Pancake Day celebration. of Putnam County. Helping Hands is a non- Free tax service for everyone continues girls have been exposed to rape, Since beginning its National Pancake Day celebration in profit organization that helps both Putnam to be offered by AARP on Tuesdays and pornographic movies, etc.?) The 2006, IHOP restaurants have raised nearly $20 million to sup- County residents and transients who are in Thursdays, 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Taijifit, Table best way to combat screwed-up port charities in the communities in which they operate. On emergency situations and in need of food, Tennis, Brain Games, cards, puzzles, thinking like this is through March 8, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., guests celebrating the 11th rent, transportation, utility payments, medica- games, Dominoes, Mahjong, pool and frank, open discussion and edu- annual National Pancake Day at the Cookeville IHOP will tion, eye examinations and eyeglasses. This Snooker, Bingo, knitting and crocheting, cation. enjoy a free short stack of Buttermilk pancakes. In return for assistance is intended for those who are oth- beginning and conversational Spanish, DEAR ABBY: I have 18-year- the free pancakes, guests will be asked to consider leaving a erwise unable to afford these much needed and lunch continue on regular schedule. old twin sons who are seniors in donation for Teen Challenge of the Upper Cumberland. services. For more information, visit Helping- Mexican Train Dominoes has been high school and more mature Teen Challenge staff, graduates, and volunteers will be on HandsPC.org. rescheduled to Monday, Wednesday and than most at their age. My hus- hand all day to greet customers and tell them more about Teen Synergy is located at 139 E. Broad St. in Thursday at 1:30 p.m. band and I raised them with re- Challenge. For more information, visit TeenChallengeUC.org Cookeville. For more information, visit Syn- Several of our participants are interested sponsibility and manners, and or call 888-688-0470. ergyMindBody.com. in learning sign language; we need a people comment on how well teacher. We also need Euchre players. If they behave. you are interested in either of these, My problem is neither one please contact the center. seems interested in socializing. Cookeville DJ Scott Stevens is with us They don’t date and never have Opera, musical theater artist to perform at CCP every Thursday night 6:30-9:30 p.m., friends over. They tell me peo- playing great music selections, including ple their age are “morons.” CROSSVILLE — On Friday, March 12, Cumberland As part of the playhouse’s educational outreach pro- requests. Must be 40 years of age or older The boys are very close. They County Playhouse presents the first concert of its 2016 gram, all five guest artists will be visiting Cookeville to attend. Admission, $5. still share a room, and want to season with Brenda Frye and Weslie Webster in “Frye High School to perform and work with their choir during The following live bands play on Satur- attend college together and & Webster: Together Again With Friends.” The dynamic a master class where they will also answer students’ day nights 6:30-9:30 p.m. Must be 18 major in the same field. I’m duo of Brenda Frye and Weslie Webster are teaming up questions about music education opportunities across years of age or older to attend. Admis- worried that they are TOO close a third time for the opening concert at CCP to raise funds the state. Then, the Cookeville High School choir — sion, $5. and need to separate from each and awareness for the playhouse’s Education Depart- along with the Cumberland County High School choir March 12, Tennessee Outlaw Band other and get out more. I worry ment. — will join Brenda and Weslie on stage for the grand March 19, Rode West Band that they aren’t experiencing the The concert is an outreach project to young adults in finale of the concert. Also featured at the concert will be March 26, Closed for Easter weekend life of typical teenagers. Should the area and is part of the playhouse’s continuing effort Playhouse Company residents Ron Murphy, Jason Ross, Free line dance lessons for couples and I be worried about this or wait to provide arts education to the community. Britt Hancock, Caitlin Schaub, Daniel Black, Quinn singles continue every Wednesday at 2:30 and see what college brings The concert will feature both opera and musical theater. Cason, Michael Ruff, Robby Wright, and a special per- p.m. A partner is not required because sin- them? — MOTHER OF Special guest artists for this concert are Mark Ensley, formance of CCP’s T3Glee with Weslie Webster. gles can line up behind couples and TWINS director of Opera Studies for the University of Mem- “Frye & Webster: Together Again With Friends” is dance. DEAR MOTHER: Your boys phis, and an opera quartet from U of M’s Rudi Scheidt sponsored by Stan and Barbara Huff. Tickets may be ob- Sign up now for the trip to Atlantic City, may be responsible and man- School of Music, featuring Michaela Brynn, Dominic tained by calling (931) 484-5000 or by visiting www.cc- Cape May and The Spirit of Philadelphia nerly, but they appear to be so- Johnson, Chelsea Miller and Jacob Paul. playhouse.com. June 18-24. The Vermont, New Hamp- cially immature. The time to shire, and Maine trip is scheduled for have separated them and en- Aug. 25 through Sept. 2; and the trip to couraged them to develop their Iceland will be Oct. 15-21. To pick up a individual personalities was flyer on any or all of these trips, come by when they entered their teens. Medical examiner: Water, drugs the center at 186 S. Walnut Avenue or call While it is normal for twins to 931-526-9318 for more information on share a special closeness, the trips or any other activity. Flyers, calen- fact that they don’t socialize, dars, menus and more are posted on our don’t date and consider their led to Bobbi Kristina’s death website at contemporaries all to be morons www.cookevilleseniorcenter.org; and you IS something to be worried By KATE BRUMBACK and JEFF MARTIN and Bobby Brown was found face-down and unrespon- can view activities in progress at about. Associated Press sive in a bathtub in her suburban Atlanta townhome Jan. www.facebook.com/cookevilleseniorciti- If you are going to contribute 31, 2015, and died in hospice care July 26. zenscenter.org. to their college educations, it ATLANTA (AP) — A medical examiner says Bobbi The office says it reviewed medical records, investiga- Laughter is a tranquilizer with no side might be helpful to insist they Kristina Brown’s face being immersed in water, along tive files and other documents to determine how Brown effects! Change, grow, and have fun with go to different schools. with drug intoxication, led to her death last year. likely died. The medical examiner’s office says mari- us. But before you do, consult a li- The Fulton County Medical Examiner’s office in At- juana and alcohol were involved in the death, along with censed counselor for guidance lanta released a statement Friday morning on the death medications used for sedation or to treat anxiety. Maxine Frasier is the director of the because it may be traumatic for as it prepares to release the full autopsy report. A judge on Thursday granted a request filed by media Cookeville Senior Center. them. The 22-year-old daughter of singers Whitney Houston organizations to unseal the autopsy. Herald-Citizen

Friday, March 4, 2016 RELIGION 8 What Like a home It all did Jesus came quote? down Some people claim to love Jesus but have no use for the Old Testament. Jesus obviously loved the Old Testa- ment. to one At the outset of his ministry, when Jesus was tempted by Satan in the wilderness, he quoted from Deuteron- There are many Christians who omy 6:13, 16 and 8:3. Then Jesus’ believe our country is “anti- final words from the cross were Christian” or becoming a “secu- quoted from lar state” or “facing a downward Psalm 22:1. “My moral spiral.” One of several God, my God, reasons they why have you give is “lib- forsaken me?” eral preach- Between the ers.” wilderness and Another the cross Jesus reason, not quoted from the really new Old Testament to the list, is frequently. that the 10 Jim Jesus not only Command- Rogers knew the Old ments have Testament, he Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen been taken also identified Chaplain Dwight Henry talks with Upper Cumberland Hospice Administrator Andrea Goss about the services Gene out of our with its God. In his response to a they provide from the 10-bed hospice homelike setting in Cookeville. Skipworth schools. question about which command was When? I the greatest, Jesus mentioned two don’t re- from the Old Testament (Deuteron- member ever seeing them in omy 6:5 and Leviticus 19:18). The twelve years of school in St. first one tells us to love God com- UC Hospice cares for Elmo, Illinois and Carmi, Illi- pletely and the second tells us to love nois. I don’t remember teachers our neighbor as ourselves (Mark reading them to us or having us 12:29-31). read them out loud like we did Interestingly, the people in the Old the Pledge of Allegiance. I don’t Testament who knew God best des- patients and families remember seeing them at the perately desired to be with him. They school where I taught in Sub- obviously knew something about God By LINDSAY McREYNOLDS come visit. It began as Life House Hos- here, with food everywhere,” Goss said lette, Illinois. With all due re- that we do not. When we are pos- HERALD-CITIZEN Staff pice until it was purchased by Hospice of the kitchen. spect to the 10 commandments, sessed of a sincere desire to know of Chattanooga in April. In addition to Henry as the group’s why are followers of Jesus so God as they knew him, we may also COOKEVILLE — “It’s not home, but “We can treat them here in a home en- chaplain, the non-profit also has a social intent on the public display of a be like them in a desire to draw near it’s close.” vironment,” said UC Hospice Adminis- worker on staff and 24-hour nursing document from the Hebrew to God. That’s what chaplain Dwight Henry trator Andrea Goss of the 10-bed facility care. Scriptures? Many who know Psalm 119 to be the said of the Upper Cumberland Hospice that features all private rooms. “And we The organization is funded by Robin Meyers, professor of longest chapter in the Bible do not re- and Palliative Care that opened a little do respite care for home patients. Medicare for the at-home care they pro- theology at Oklahoma City Uni- alize it is also the longest prayer. The more than a year ago on State Street in “We try to keep it as home-like as pos- vide, but they do charge for room and versity, writes in his book Why entire chapter is addressed to God and Cookeville. sible,” Goss continued. board when patients aren’t able to go the Christian Right is Wrong, in it the psalmist repeatedly delights “Hospice took care of my mom back UC Hospice doesn’t have the feel of a home. “When asked by the rich young in God’s law. The psalmist loved God in 1998,” Henry told the Herald-Citi- typical hospital or nursing facility with UC Hospice accepts donations for pa- ruler which of the command- and following God’s laws brought zen. “That’s how I fell in love with it.” a living area and fireplace that looks tients who can’t afford to pay and has ments he should follow to in- him into deeper relationship with Providing a home-like setting for pa- into a large covered patio and fenced-in nine volunteers who work with patients herit eternal life, Jesus gives God. tients nearing the end of their lives who backyard for patients who have families as well as complete office work. only SIX commandments, all Some of the laws found in the Old might otherwise be in a hospital or nurs- with children and pets. UC Hospice is also supported by the related to behavior: you shall Testament were intended for a partic- ing home, the non-profit organization “Last week, kids were playing monop- Cookeville Regional Medical Center not murder; you shall not com- ular people and time. For example, has cared for 178 patients since it oly here,” Goss said of the coffee table Foundation. mit adultery; you shall not steal; for some reason the Israelites were opened last year. from the living room. For more information about Upper you shall not bear false witness; told not to wear clothes made of wool UC Hospice is unique in that it’s a UC Hospice was also the setting of a Cumberland Hospice, call (931) 494- honor your father and mother; and linen woven together (Deuteron- non-profit, and it has a home for pa- patient’s 100th birthday party. 4991 or visit the website at www.uchos- love your neighbor as yourself.” omy 22:9-11). I’m sure God in his in- tients to stay where their families can “Large families will congregate in pice.com. (Matthew 19:18-19) finite wisdom had his reasons for that I would gladly endorse placing command — and it was probably the six commandments of Jesus more significant than the current pro- on the courthouse lawn and in hibition of wearing stripes with plaids. the schools. (My liberal Biblical historians who have re- preacher friends would not like searched the matter suggest these Speaking in Stories: As we forgive it.) Not only did Jesus edit the rules were connected to practices of 10 commandments, he made the Canaanites and Egyptians and sure that we understood the magic. For example, Deuteronomy those who trespass against us need to build relationships, to 22:5 says, “A woman must not wear treat people as we would want men’s clothing, nor a man wear Way back in 1984, a young college whelmed with If Ronald Cotton was able to forgive the to be treated, that we treat oth- women’s clothing, for the LORD your woman named Jennifer was raped in her emotion. She told woman who put him in prison for eleven ers with tolerance, acceptance, God detests anyone who does apartment. After the rape, the police Ronald that she years for a crime he did not commit, you respect, and love. How we re- this.” Commentaries tell us trans- found a suspect. The man worked near could tell him she and I can choose to forgive the people late to others is more important vestism was prohibited because of its Jennifer’s apartment, and had been in was sorry for the who have hurt us. When Ronald Cotton than creeds or doctrines or ec- association with homosexual practices some minor trouble with the law before. rest of her life, and forgave Jennifer Thompson, he engaged clesiastical beliefs. As Meyers or the cults of certain deities, or in His name was Ronald. it would never be in holy gift-giving. says, “It is rather amazing to other cases possibly because of its use Jennifer was shown a picture of Ronald. enough. Ronald First, Ronald gave a gift to Jennifer, set- consider that the six command- in magical practices to cure She also saw him in a police lineup. Sev- saw her great pain, ting her free from her overwhelming ments of Jesus don’t mention infertility. Clothing served as a sta- eral mistakes were made in how the evi- leaned toward her, guilt. God or faith but are consistent tus marker in the ancient world and dence was presented. As a result, Jennifer put his hand on her Second, Ronald gave a gift to Jesus. with all his teachings about reli- also distinguished gender. Wearing made a positive ID of Ronald, saying he Martin hand and said, “I When you and I forgive people who hurt gion as compassion, not alle- clothing of the opposite sex was for- was the man who raped her. On the basis Thielen forgive you.” Jen- us, we honor our Lord who taught us to giance.” It might be important bidden because it obscured the dis- of her eyewitness account, he was found nifer said those forgive those who trespass against us. to note that by the time the tinction of the sexes and thus violated guilty and given 50 years to life in prison. words changed her And finally, when Ronald forgave Jen- Gospel of John was written, his an essential part of the created order Throughout it all, Ronald proclaimed life. She said receiving forgiveness from nifer, he gave a gift to himself. By for- list of commandments is down of life. Genesis 1:27 says, “So God his innocence and fought for a new trial. Ron was like receiving physical healing giving Jennifer, Ronald liberated himself to one: “I give you a new com- created man in his own image, in the It’s a long story, but 11 years later, DNA for her heart. from a life of bitterness and anger and re- mandment, that you love one image of God he created him; male evidence completely cleared Ronald of That, by itself, would be a remarkable sentment. By forgiving Jennifer, Ronald another.” (John 13:34) and female he created them.” the crime. That same DNA evidence was story of forgiveness. But that’s not the set himself free. So, Jesus teaches us to Why would anyone be against Since women were not allowed to used to convict the man who actually did end of the story. After they met, Jennifer pray, “Forgive us our trespasses as we the six commandments of Jesus perform in the theater, cross-dressing rape Jennifer, who looked very similar to and Ronald became unlikely friends. forgive those who trespass against us.” being on the courthouse lawn or occurred. Often their dramas were re- Ronald. When Jennifer learned that she Then they decided to work together to in the school? Why would any- ligious in nature, honoring a pagan had sent an innocent man to prison for 11 help prevent the same mistake from hap- Martin Thielen, senior pastor at one be against the command- goddess. years, she felt absolutely devastated. For pening again. For years now, Jennifer Cookeville First United Methodist ment found in John, “Love one When one thinks about it, it becomes a long time, she was consumed with guilt and Ronald have traveled around the Church, is the author of seven another” being placed in the apparent why some detest the Old and shame. The guilt was so bad it be- country educating legal and police work- books including “Searching For hallway of a school? It would be Testament — and the God of the Old came debilitating. Finally, Jennifer asked ers on ways to make police line-ups and Happiness,” “The Answer to Bad a good start on teaching about Testament. To say he disapproved of to meet with Ronald at a local church, eyewitness testimony more reliable. Religion Is Not No Religion,” and bullying. It would be a good homosexual practice puts it too and he agreed. Through that process, they and their fam- “What’s the Least I Can Believe start on teaching sportsmanship. mildly. Leviticus 18:22 records the During their visit, Jennifer was over- ilies have become dear friends. and Still Be a Christian?” It would be a good start on Lord saying, “Do not lie with a man teaching respect for teachers. as one lies with a woman; that is de- (Especially substitute teachers.) testable.” He says it more strongly in In Our Churches It would be a good start on Leviticus 20:13. “If a man lies with a treating others with kindness. man as one lies with a woman, both of Ongoing CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: The Chris- lent Communication method. This is a That is the answer Jesus gave them have done what is detestable. AGLOW: Aglow International is a dy- tian Science Society of Cookeville, one tool for resolving differences. For info., the young man who asked how They must be put to death; their blood namic, global organization, made up of of the worldwide branches of The First go to http://tinyurl.com/ca2ofcf. to inherit eternal life. will be on their own heads.” women and men with a single purpose: Church of Christ Scientist in Boston DIVORCE CARE: DivorceCare is a Some rules were brought into the to see God’s will be done on earth as it (The Mother Church), holds church serv- friendly, caring group of people who will Gene Skipworth is the au- New Covenant (or Testament) from is in heaven, through prayer, local ices at 10:30 a.m. Sundays at 118 E. 1st walk alongside you through one of life’s thor of “Wear Your Collar,” the Old and others were not. What- groups, events and outreaches. For more St. at Holly, Cookeville, Tenn. For info., most difficult experiences. Don’t go which describes his ministry ever reasons the Lord God had, he is information about the Cookeville Aglow call 854-0916. through separation or divorce alone. to bike gangs in Cincinnati the all wise, all powerful, good law Community Lighthouse, contact Karen COMPASSIONATE COMMUNI- Meets Wednesdays at 7 p.m. at Trinity in in the early 1970s. A retired giver. at (931) 979-0727 or go to CATION: Unitarian Universalist Con- Algood. (205 W. Wall St.) United Methodist and Thank God, he is still in charge and www.aglow.org. gregation of Cookeville’s Compassionate FOOD PANTRY: New Beginning Fel- United Church of Cookeville we are not. And we will answer to CHILDREN’S PROGRAM: A cre- Communication circle meets at 6 p.m. on lowship Church has started a food pantry minister, he now lives in him for our conduct. ative children’s program at New Thought the first and third Wednesdays at 31 W. for those in need. It will be the third Sat- Fairfield Glade. He can be Unity Church (823 10th St., Cookeville) 1st St. Compassionate Communication is reached at gskipworth@out- Jim Rogers is a local minister. is held every Sunday at 11 a.m. based on Marshall Rosenberg’s Nonvio- See CHURCHES, Page 10 look.com. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 4, 2016 — A9 RELIGION How does the heart beat on its own?

“Amazing grace, how sweet Many people believe that God ity, gender, yond my comprehension how ate, not only to others, but to “Happiness cannot be traveled the sound, that saved a soul like gives grace to only certain peo- or where we the heart can beat for up to over ourselves as well. to, owned, earned, worn or me. I once was lost, but now ple or that only certain people live…we’re a hundred years without any Try to find the good in every- consumed. Happiness is the I’m found, was blind but now I deserve God’s grace. Not so! all the outside power sources! one and everything. I like to spiritual experience of living see.” ‘Amazing Grace’ has al- We don’t need God’s grace be- same. And Most of us can breathe on our shoot Spirit wads of love to every minute with love, grace, ways been my all-time favorite cause we ARE God’s grace! would you own, we can walk, talk, see, people and animals. and gratitude.” gospel song. Every single one of us! We are believe that hear, taste, smell, and we get to When I go for a walk, I’ll tell My favorite gospel singer was loved in equal measure no mat- we are also live these lives that are so everything I see that it’s beau- Rev. Dr. Karen Langford is Tennessee Ernie Ford and he ter who we are, what we do, or made of the amazing to whatever degrees tiful, including a rusty old an Inspirational speaker, could sing that song with so what we experience in life. same stuff that we are living them! mailbox! When you’re at home ordained minister and much grace that it would make And were we ever lost? Not as rocks, Of course, many might say and you look in the mirror, tell writer. She may be reached my heart smile. really. We were just unaware. trees, dirt, Karen that their lives are horrible so yourself that you’re beautiful at [email protected]. You may have noticed that We were unaware of who we grass, and Langford how can I call them amazing? I no matter how you look! one word of the lyrics above really are, and once our eyes every other totally understand! Sometimes Also tell your family and was changed. In Unity are opened to this amazing re- thing that experiences can suck the en- friends! We can also be of serv- Churches, we change the word ality, then we can no longer be you can imagine? How all ergy right out of us and we may ice to others! ‘wretch’ to ‘soul’ because we blind. We become aware that those cells can hold together to find ourselves wondering why Once we make the effort to don’t believe that God (by we are a part of God and God make seemingly solid forms is we even bother. But don’t you change our mind-set about life whatever name you use) made is a part of us. beyond me! Talk about amaz- see? itself, it will start to change the The any wretches. (No disrespect to We become aware of our con- ing grace! If we can’t be grateful for our way we see ourselves, those Herald-Citizen the original lyrics.) nectedness to everyone and Humans and animals are liv- life experiences, at least be around us, and our world. The Bible states that we were everything. We become aware ing, breathing, walking mira- grateful for the basics that I just When we live with the atti- No. 1 in local news made in God’s image, and if we that we are one with all of life! cles! Think about it. These mentioned! We can be amazed tude of amazing grace, we may Call 526-9715 were made in God’s image, If you took the strongest mi- bodies should not even be at life itself even if we’re not even find that we can be happy, to subscribe then that would be like calling croscope, and under it you put working! happy with the way our lives even when life isn’t so fun! God a wretch! We are nothing a sample of every single person The heart beats on its very are going. Start with the basics Pope Francis said, “Grace is BUT beautiful, wonderful, and and every single thing on this own! and build from there! not part of consciousness; it is magnificent in the eyes of God! planet, you would see that There are no batteries, there is So how can we even begin to the amount of light in our How can we be anything less we’re all made of the exact no electricity, nor are there any live our lives with amazing souls, not knowledge nor rea- when we were made by our same stuff. It doesn’t matter the other earthly powers that keep grace? We can start by being son.” very Creator? color of our skin, our national- it going. To be honest, it’s be- loving, kind, and compassion- And Denis Waitley stated,

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Accounts vary, but the majority opinion is that thing good golfers are able to those. And God can give a second chance, a legit- recovery for every blunder and misstep. It is pos- golf’s “mulligan” was named for Canada’s Dave do is put the memory of bad imate “do-over,” because He has the right to sus- sible for us if we don’t take it for granted. If I get a Mulligan. While on the links nearly 100 years ago, shots behind them. Average pend the rules of the game. Truth and consequences mulligan, it doesn’t mean I don’t really try on the he mishit his first shot and promptly teed up an- players are not able to do that, are at the disposal of the Sovereign and subject to next shot. other ball. The ensuing drive he called a “correc- and life’s mistakes are hard for His will. That’s called grace. In the same way, those of us forgiven for past tion shot,” but his friends called it a “mulligan.” anyone to forget. Mulligans We don’t have the option of quitting the game. deeds don’t frustrate the grace of God by living un- Today, a mulligan is generally allowed only (if at don’t count on the scorecard, True, there are some who have cancelled their concerned lives. Being out of contention can make all) on the first shot of any round of golf, although but erasures always leave a round, but, even for them, the game didn’t really us want to quit, but we ought not do it. The point charity events sell mulligans to raise additional mark. end. Once we begin, we play to completion and of grace is recovery — not remorse. I may have funds. A mulligan is golf’s “do- over” and some- You can’t unring a bell. “The only have so much time between shots. Maybe, the missed the last cut, but I can’t withdraw from active thing many of us could not do without. moving finger writes, and, sense of urgency is actually a contributing cause of play. I’ve got a tee-time. I’d like one. A mulligan, I mean. My last shot Sterl having writ, moves on.” I’d bad strikes. There have been some stellar scores, needs correction. It was a mis-hit. I don’t know Paramore like to cancel some of the lines but perfection is unattainable. The elements may Sterl Paramore is the pastor of Faith Fel- what went wrong. You see, it’s hard to say why in my past, but even God can’t conspire against us, but play on we must. We all lowship in Cookeville. He teachers classes some shots go awry. There is always more than one undo what has been done. But God can do more need a little divine intervention and for the ball to at Progressive Sentencing Inc. and is mar- factor at work in any event, and we can’t control than we in that He can rectify the wrong and justify occasionally kick our way. ried to Debi and is the father of Brian and all influences or eventualities. They say that one the wrongdoer. Flesh can accomplish neither of Grace greater than our sins is what we need — a Brandon. Weary of the sinful life, running to be with God

In my last article I wrote about God The Apostle Paul cried out in Romans desire to receive On the day of the National Champi- conviction when it happens to us. When overruling sin for good. Yes, God is so 7:24, ‘O wretched man that I am! Who medication for onship game that my Buckeyes were God overrides our sin for our good, He powerful that even something as shall deliver me from the body of this your sickness that playing in, there I sat in the doctor’s of- takes away all other thoughts and de- damnable in nature as sin can be over- death?’ Paul was simply weary of sin will make you fice. It turns out I had the flu. I can re- sires and produces in us a desire for ruled for good. and the deceitfulness of his heart. God well. In other member how excited I was for that Him alone! Yes, God overrules our sin My last article showed two ways in overrules sin for our good when he pro- words, the more game for so long, and the day it was fi- for our good when He causes us to turn which God overrules sin for good. First duces in us a weariness of this life. That you feel your ill- nally going to play, I couldn’t think of from our sin and run to Christ! of all, God overrules sin for good by isn’t to say we shouldn’t enjoy the lives ness, the more you anything but the pain from my illness If you would like to hear more of this bringing sorrow to the believer’s heart that God has given us, but we should desire your physi- and going to see my doctor. It is amaz- biblical teaching, we at Post Oak Pres- as a result of the sin all around us. Sec- ever live in light of eternity. Until the cian. ing how things come into perspective byterian Church would love for you to ondly, God overrules sin for good by day that we receive new bodies, we will Having been when we feel ill. visit us. Why don’t you do that this Sun- working in the believer a desire to pray always have to deal with sin and the de- Ryan born in Ohio, I When a sick man feels his sickness, day? Our worship services begin at because of the sin all around us. Those ceitfulness of our hearts here below. A Barnhart have always been how welcome his physician is to him. 10:55 a.m. were just two examples of how God believer should long for the day of re- an Ohio State This is not just true in a physical sense, Until then, may God overrule the sin overrules the sins of others for the good lease from the remaining sin within us. Buckeye fan. I re- but also a spiritual sense. When a sin in the hearts of his people by causing us of his people. This is one way in which God overrules member about 13 years ago the Buck- sick man truly feels conviction of the to turn from our wickedness and run to In this article, however, I would like to our sin for our good. eyes were playing in the National sickness of sin in his heart, there is Christ! focus on how God overrules our own Another way God overrules our sin for Championship game against Miami nothing that can stop him from turning sins for our good. The first way that our good is by not just causing us to turn Florida. I was so ready and the day of from that sin and running to Christ. You Ryan Barnhart is the pastor at God overrules our sin for our good is by from our sin, but also by causing us to the big game finally arrived. Would you see if you would have told me the day Post Oak Presbyterian Church. causing us to turn from our sin. You see run to Him. When we see the remaining believe that very day I started feeling before I got the flu that I would care He enjoys spending time with his that is what sin should do for God’s corruption within us, does that cause us sick? As the day went on I began to feel nothing about the football game I was wife and three daughters. He people. It should cause us to turn from to run after Christ even more? Does not worse and worse. Nothing was taking so excited to watch, I would have told holds a Master of Arts in Public it, when we realize how wretched and the remaining corruption within us my pain away. The thought of the big you that you were crazy. Policy from Liberty University. deceitful our hearts can be. Because sin cause us to prize our Savior even more? game wasn’t even helping me feel bet- But when that sickness came over me, Apart from pastoring, Ryan does is so evil, we should grow weary of this Let me give you an example. When you ter. I only wanted one thing — to go see I didn’t even give the game a second freelance writing. He can be life. Do we ever grow weary of this life are sick and you go to the doctor, you my doctor and get some medicine to thought. I just wanted to feel better! reached via email at barn- and the sin that does so easily trap us? do so because you desire to be well. You make me feel better. And in a spiritual sense, this is glorious [email protected] From Cuba West Virginia Senate kills religious objection bill CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) tion to the proposal. Many busi- Tuesday, the socially conserva- — West Virginia senators re- ness interests pointed to a simi- tive group Family Policy Coun- soundingly killed a religious ob- lar law passed in Indiana. That cil of West Virginia said the jections bill Wednesday, just one law may have cost a potential amendment rendered “virtually day after amending the measure $60 million when groups didn’t all the protections for religious to stamp out fears from business hold conventions in Indianapolis freedom gone, but the bill has that it would sanction discrimi- and cited the law as a reason been turned into the most ag- nation in the name of faith. why, according to the tourism gressive pro-gay rights bill After no debate Wednesday, group Visit Indy. being considered in any state the Republican-led Senate voted After sometimes tearful debate legislature in America.” down the bill by a 27-7 margin. Tuesday, West Virginia senators “I think it’s telling that when Lawmakers cited different rea- approved a Democratic amend- they found out they couldn’t dis- sons for their opposition: some ment that ensured the bill criminate, they didn’t want the thought the amended bill didn’t wouldn’t trump nondiscrimina- bill anymore,” said Senate Mi- do enough to protect religious tion ordinances, which exist in nority Leader Jeff Kessler, D- freedom. Others believed Tues- eight cities. The state doesn’t list Marshall. day’s amendment only made a gay or transgender people in The American Civil Liberties bad bill better. housing and employment pro- Union and gay rights group also The bill would have let a per- tections, so several cities passed applauded the Senate’s vote. son challenge a governmental protections. The bill’s demise is a loss for Rev. Elmer Lavastida and Rev. Gisela Perez of the Lavastida Ecumenical Center in San- body in court that has made him It also said the bill would not the more socially conservative tiago de Cuba met with the pastor of the Pleasant Hill Community Church, UCC; Rev or her follow a particular state or override child vaccination re- House of Delegates. House Glenna Shepherd, and the former pastor, Rev. Tom Warren, during the recent Cuba sem- local law that goes counter to a quirements. West Virginia’s vac- Speaker Tim Armstead, R- inar trip to Cuba. The Pleasant Hill Community Church was the site of this year’s ecu- deeply held religious belief. cination laws are some of the Kanawha, was a key advocate of menical World Day of Prayer service for the churches of Cumberland County this Companies from AT&T to nation’s strictest. the bill, which had already morning. Dow Chemical voiced opposi- In an email to its mailing list passed the House. In Our Churches

From Page 8 compassionate comfort needed novice, or a long-time practi- more info., call Larry or Lana held at 5 p.m. Featuring singing REVIVAL: House of Prayer to move forward in the journey tioner. Come and experience a Pratt at 931-314-7214. by Right On Time, Joyful Praises Revival Center will have a re- urday of every month from 9-11 of grief. For locations, dates and sense of calm in an accepting, Feb. 11-March 25 and Singing Believers. Food: vival from Thursday-Saturday, at a.m. Bring a photo ID. Located at times, see www.griefshare.org, supportive environment. For LENTEN SERVICES: Com- pinto beans, cornbread, dessert 7 p.m. nightly. Evangelist will be 775 West Cemetery Rd., enter your ZIP code and click on info., go to munity Lenten services will be at and drinks. Raffle tickets avail- Ronnie Mounts. Located at 266 Cookeville. For more info., call “find a group.” Select the group http://tinyurl.com/ca2ofcf. different locations with ministers able. For more info., call Susie E. Wilmouth Rd., Rickman. For 931-432-6232. to find more info. on that group. MOTHER’S DAY OUT: First from various groups on Thurs- Ramsey at 931-858-4461 or info., call (931) 498-6734. FREE CLOTHING: West Or call 931-854-0806. Baptist Church Cookeville’s days. A brief service will be held Louise Bush at 931-268-1944. March 19 View Baptist Church will give THE GROVE: The Grove, Mother’s Day Out program, at noon, followed by a light meal March 13 CONCERT: First United Pen- away free clothing the first and Little Tree Learners, Mother’s Tuesdays and Fridays from 8:45 served by the host churches, at SINGING: Hardy’s Chapel tecostal Church of Cookeville third Monday of the month, from Day Out Program, Tuesdays and a.m.-2:45 p.m., is now enrolling. 12:30. The churches participating Free Will Baptist Church will will host a community concert on 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Located at 427 Thursdays from 8:30 a.m.-2:30 For info. call Linda Huddleston are: Feb. 11, at Sparta First have a singing on Sunday at 5:30 Saturday at 6 p.m. Local musical Laurel Ave., Cookeville. p.m., now enrolling. Infants to at 526-7119. United Methodist Church; Feb. p.m., featuring the Joyaires from guests include the Tennessee GRIEF: Heart of the Cumber- preschoolers will enjoy a loving, RESTORING HOPE: Restor- 18, at First Presbyterian, held at Harriman. Tech University Chorale, the land provides hope and healing safe and caring environment. For ing Hope, a Christian-based help Crossroads Cathedral; Feb. 25, at March 14-19 First Church Adult Choir and the for the grieving through Christ- info., call 526-9355 or go to center, is accepting non-perish- Christpoint Church; March 3, at REVIVAL: Cornerstone Free First Church Youth Ensemble. centered peer support. Bereave- www.thegrovelife.org. able and monetary donations to First Christian, held at Kynett 1st Will Baptist Church, 200 Muddy This concert will feature southern ment and divorce groups for ages HAVURAH: Cookeville Jew- help those in need. Located at UMC; March 10, held at Chris- Pond Rd., Monterey, will have a gospel recording artists, the 4-adult. Please call the office ish Havurah meets regularly to 7311 Baxter Rd. in Baxter, and tian Life 1st Assembly of God; rivival from Monday-Saturday, at Chandlers of Greenvield. Con- (931-525-2600) for more info. celebrate Shabbat and other oc- open Saturdays from 9 a.m. to March 17, held at First Church of 7 p.m. nightly. Bros. Caleb cert is free of charge to the entire GRIEF SHARE: Grief Share casions. Worship is informal but noon, except on holiday week- the Nazarene; and March 25, Bryant, Rick Tinch and Eric community. Church located at seminars and support groups are in the tradition of Reform Ju- ends. Call for an appointment for held at St. Andrew Catholic Beaty. 875 S. Walnut Ave. in led by people who understand daism. For info., call 526-4126 after-hours deliveries. For more Church. March 17-19 Cookeville. what you are going through and or 979-5898. info., call Leecoe at 239-3040, March 6 want to help. There are 13 ses- HEBRAIC ROOTS: Hebraic Becky at 931-303-2676 or Janie MOVIE: North Sparta Church sions — Tuesdays at 6 p.m. at Roots Bible Study at our home in at 510-1834. of God in Sparta will show the Silver Point church of Christ Trinity in Algood (205 W. Wall Algood every Saturday at 3 p.m. SALEM OUTREACH: Salem m o v i e ...pointing the way to the cross since 1929 St., Algood). For more info., contact Karl and Outreach Center will ONLY be “Woodland” on Sunday at 6 p.m. 6701 Smithville Highway GRIEF SUPPORT: First Rose Ann Lopez at (931) 651- open on the first and third Everyone welcome. Located at Silver Point, Tennessee United Methodist Church of 1179 or email us at rjlopez- Wednesday of each month, from 335 N. Spring St., Sparta, (931) Cookeville continues to offer a [email protected]. 9-11 a.m. 738-5664. Time of Services: faith-based grief support at vari- MEDITATION: Unitarian YESHUA’S SABBATH: March 12 Sunday Bible Study 9 AM ous locations throughout Universalist Congregation of Yeshua’s Sabbath Church meets FUNDRAISER: A benefit for Worship 10 AM & 6 AM Cookeville. Through the leader- Cookeville’s meditation group Saturdays at 1 p.m. at 4199 the steeple and a lighted sign for Wednesday Bible Study 7 PM ship of God’s Comfort Grief meets at 6 p.m. every Tuesday at Roberts Matthews Highway in Dillards Creek Community Minister: John Whitson (931-858-2390/239-1794) Ministry, participants will re- 31 W. 1st St. It does not matter Sparta, one block from Highway Church (201 Granville Hwy., ceive materials, knowledge and whether you are just curious, a 111 at O’Connor Road exit. 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Arlo & Janis Arlo & Janis HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 4, 2016 — A13 ENTERTAINMENT Disney’s ‘Zootopia’ is wildly entertaining By MICHAEL RECHTSHAFFEN a dysfunctional duo who learn to follow The Hollywood Reporter their instincts over preconceived no- tions, they’re joined by a nicely diverse LOS ANGELES (AP) — Just when it supporting ensemble that also includes was looking like animated animal J.K. Simmons, Tommy Chong, Octavia movies had run out of anything original Spencer and Shakira as a gazelle pop to say, along comes the smartly amus- star who performs the film’s original ing, crisply relevant “Zootopia” to hand- song, “Try Everything,” co-written by ily demonstrate there’s still plenty of bite hit-makers Sia and Stargate. left in the anthropomorphic CG Also making their lines count are Jenny menagerie. Slate as a not-so-sheepish sheep who Boasting a pitch perfect voice cast led serves as “Zootopia’s” predator-averse by a terrific Ginnifer Goodwin as a assistant mayor and Maurice LaMarsh righteous rural rabbit who becomes the as an arctic shrew version of Don Cor- first cotton-tailed police recruit in the leone named Mr. Big. mammal-centric city of “Zootopia,” the Visually, the “Zootopia” canvas pops 3-D caper expertly combines keen wit — with or without the 3-D glasses — with a gentle, and very timely, message thanks to a gorgeously vibrant color of inclusivity and empowerment. palette and whimsical architectural The engaging result should easily ap- scales orchestrated by production de- peal to all creatures great and small, giv- signer David Goetz. His work is in keep- ing this premium Walt Disney ing with an all-mammal parallel universe Animation Studios effort a paw up on comprised of distinct microclimates like spring break entertainment, not to men- sunny Bunnyburrow, icy Tundratown tion the summer arrival of Universal’s AP and self-explanatory Little Rodentia. animated “The Secret Life of Pets.” Composer Michael Giacchino, mean- Judy Hopps, voiced by Ginnifer Goodwin, left, Nick Wilde, voiced by Jason Bateman, second left, in a As the Zootopia Police Department’s while, in his first non-Pixar animated scene from the animated film, “Zootopia.” sole bunny officer, idealistic Judy Hopps feature assignment, delivers a typically (Goodwin) discovers that breaking bar- chief, has other plans, assigning her to partnering up with Nick Wilde (Jason play credit with Phil Johnston, the romp buoyant score, playfully tossing in riers can be an uphill climb, especially parking duty, where she proves her Bateman), a sly, world-weary scam artist serves up plenty of sharply observed music cues that pay affectionate homage when the other cops in the force are worth by writing 200 tickets before noon of a fox, in a 48-hour bid to crack the satire (a DMV manned entirely by sloths to Bernard Herrmann and Nino Rota. mainly of the more imposing on her first day. case. is played to hilariously protracted effect) “Zootopia,” a Disney release, is rated elephant/rhino/hippo ilk. But when a number of “Zootopia’s” Nimbly directed by Byron Howard wrapped up in judicious life lessons that PG by the Motion Picture Association of Although intrepid Judy can’t wait to residents abruptly go missing, Bogo (”Tangled,” ’’Bolt”) and Rich Moore never feel preachy or shoehorned-in. America for “some thematic elements, collar her first perp, Bogo (Idris Elba), gives Judy the green light to do some big (”Wreck-It Ralph”), along with co-di- While Goodwin and Bateman are a rude humor and action.” Running time: Precinct 1’s gruff cape buffalo police time police work and she finds herself rector Jared Bush, who shares screen- voice-casting dream team come true as 108 minutes. ‘London Has Fallen,’ a ludicrous sequel on steroids

By LINDSEY BAHR saved the country from an improbably champagne, the Japanese PM is stuck in infuriating, and the gunfire relentless. At turn all those British police and royal AP Film Writer big assault on the White House just three traffic on a bridge, and the older Italian one point, when Mike and the President guards into his own personal army with years ago. PM is up on the rooftop of Westminster are in relative safety, Mike confirms to a vague “change the world” message. “London Has Fallen” never pretends to The only one missing is director An- Abbey with his young girlfriend because a terrorist via intercom that, yes, he is But that’s too much thinking for a be anything it’s not. The sequel to An- toine Fuqua and you feel it. He’s been “you only turn 30 once.” the one with the president. movie that is ultimately just mindless toine Fuqua’s big, dumb and kind of fun replaced with Swedish director Babak One of the only ones to get out alive is Mike also might be a murderous so- bluster. It remains so-bad-its-good fun, “Olympus Has Fallen,” is bigger, Najafi in his English-language debut. the U.S. president, and he and Mike ciopath. When President Ben asks what too, until the final third which devolves dumber, jaw-droppingly shameless and Fuqua might not have been at his best begin an unbelievable run around the he’s made of, he says “bourbon and bad into some troubling Middle Eastern also kind of a riot. It is just so spectacu- with “Olympus Has Fallen” but he’s still city to try to find safety. All that’s miss- decisions.” He also prefers the close stereotypes and rah-rah American patri- larly clichéd and over-the-top that all a skilled director. “London Has Fallen” ing was a montage of them trying on contact knife kill to simple gun shots otic posturing as contrast. you can do is laugh. is a lot more cartoony. some civilian clothes so that they aren’t and makes jokes like “I knew you’d This sort of movie was made for tele- The craziest thing is how they con- This time, the president, Mike and running around the desolate streets in come out of the closet sometime” when vision viewing. You could tune in or out vinced everyone to reprise their roles. A Lynn head off to London for the funeral their “hey, I’m the president and his pro- the president emerges to save him from at any moment and really not miss any- dare? Fond memories? Or perhaps the of the British prime minister where 40 tector three-piece navy suits.” That, a terrorist. thing. Or just have a drink beforehand $161 million worldwide box office re- other heads of state are expected. And, sadly, does not happen. The terrorists, by the way, are led by a and bring your rowdiest friends to the ceipts didn’t hurt either. In any event, as is wont for the unluckiest administra- Anyone who saw the first one knows powerful international arms dealer theater. Aaron Eckhart is back as U.S. President tion in history, there’s a large-scale, that this is not an action movie that’s (Alon Moni Aboutboul) who is out for “London Has Fallen,” a Gramercy Pic- Benjamin Asher, Angela Bassett as hyper-coordinated attack in the mo- based in any sort of reality. It’s an action vengeance after a drone strike targeting tures release, is rated R by the Motion Lynne the Secret Service Director, Mor- ments before the funeral as the terrorists movie based on other action movies. him ended up killing his daughter at her Picture Association of America for gan Freeman as the Vice President and, pick off world leaders in various comi- The lines are big, the jokes are dumb, wedding. For such an epic and compre- “strong violence and language through- of course, Gerard Butler as Secret Serv- cal locations around the city. The French the through-the-temple shots and ensu- hensive operation, his goals are fuzzy at out.” Running time: 99 minutes. One ice Agent Mike Banning — the guy who PM is on a luxury motor boat with ing blood splatter gratuitous, the logic best. It’s a wonder how he was able to and a half stars out of four. 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Sign up for a into doing something will help you approach away where they cannot be de- and gauge what they think if you have something to contribute to course or find someone to be that isn’t good for new opportunities with tected. Put your heart into an idea want to gain the upper hand in a your cause. Don’t waste time ar- your mentor in order to attain a your health, finances enthusiasm and drive. that you want to pursue. Explore conversation or challenge. guing when you could be chan- better position. or emotional state. VIRGO (Aug. 23- new friendships and share cre- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) neling your energy more TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Avoid secret affairs or Sept. 22) — Put more ative dreams. — Set up a routine or put to- productively. — You’ve got a good eye for unsafe entertainment. Eugenia time and thought into SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. gether a plan that will help you PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — what will work. Your input will Don’t avoid the truth. Last important relation- 21) — Refuse to let anyone dis- make positive changes. Looking Aim to please. Offer incentives draw attention and help you CANCER (June 21- ships. Engaging in ac- tract you from pursuing your back at past accomplishments and be charming in order to per- bring people together. Draw the July 22) — You’ve got tivities with children, goals. Indulgence will lead to re- will help you rise to the occasion. more going for you than you re- your parents or a loved one will Sudoku alize. Stand tall and share what alleviate tension and build a you have to offer. Don’t sit back strong bond. Crossword when you should be taking the LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — lead. You’ll be rewarded for your Personal improvements can be efforts. made. Relaxing or attending a re-

World Almanac Databank Friday, March 4, 2016 TODAY’S FACT: Between TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1945 and 1990, the United 1789, the first session of the States produced more than United States Congress was 70,000 nuclear weapons. About held in New York City as the 4,800 nuclear warheads remain new Constitution took effect. in the U.S. stockpile. In 1791, Vermont was admit- TODAY’S SPORTS: In ted as the 14th U.S. state. 1995, heavyweight champion In 1913, the U.S. Department George Foreman refused to of Labor was formed. fight No. 1 contender Tony In 1933, Franklin D. Roo- Tucker and was stripped of his sevelt outlined his “New Deal” title by the World Boxing As- during his inauguration as the sociation. 32nd U.S. president. TODAY’S QUOTE: “One In 1957, the S&P 500 was in- man practicing sportsmanship troduced, replacing the S&P is far better than a hundred 90. teaching it.” — Knute Rockne In 1974, the first issue of Peo- TODAY’S NUMBER: ple magazine was published, 77,987 — immediately eligible featuring “The Great Gatsby” American candidates awaiting star Mia Farrow on the cover. organ transplants as of Febru- TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: ary 2016. Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741), composer; Casimir Pulaski (1745-1779), military leader; Lottery Knute Rockne (1888-1931), football coach; John Garfield Thursday (1913-1952), actor; James Ell- roy (1948- ), author; Rick Cash 3 Evening 6-1-9 Perry (1950- ), politician; Cash 3 Midday 1-6-0 Catherine O’Hara (1954- ), ac- Cash 3 Morning 7-0-1 tress; Patricia Heaton (1958- ), Cash 4 Evening 2-0-3-5 actress; Mykelti Williamson Cash 4 Midday 2-9-9-0 (1960- ), actor; Ray Mancini Cash 4 Morning 4-8-6-9 (1961- ), boxer; Landon Dono- Cash4Life van (1982- ), soccer player. 07-13-35-40-45, Cash Ball 4 A14 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 4, 2016 NATION Winter months in Phoenix bring unprecedented heat By TERRY TANG surpass the record of 88. The high for systems that have been hovering over the Associated Press Thursday was 91, tying a record set in Southwest, Hernandez said. The high pres- 1921. The average high around this time is sure creates a warm air mass high up in the PHOENIX (AP) — Winter in Phoenix in the mid-70s, according to the National atmosphere. has been looking a lot like summer. Weather Service in Phoenix. “Literally, it’s just circulating all this Since February, a heat wave has been “We’re literally very, very above nor- warm air. We aren’t going to be able to breaking records right and left. Instead of mal,” meteorologist Bianca Hernandez cool down a lot,” Hernandez said. sitting outside on a balmy day, visitors in said. The heat has nothing to do with the town for spring training baseball games are In February, a daily high temperature weather patterns of El Nino. While El Nino reclining in sweat-drenched clothes. record was broken six times. There were can tilt the odds toward wetter weather, it’s David Tuason, of South Pasadena, Cali- also two days where the low temperature not a guarantee. Phoenix sees less than an fornia, took a break from a business con- for the day reached a record high of 59 de- inch of rain on average in February, mete- ference to watch the Arizona grees. orologist Mark O’Malley said. But there Diamondbacks and the Colorado Rockies Tuason brought his wife and 16-month- was zero precipitation last month — only practice. He knew outside would be warm old son to see the San Francisco Giants the seventh time in recorded history. — just not this warm. play the Los Angeles Angels in Scottsdale “In 2014, we went with no rain in the “It was like noon when I played hooky on Wednesday. The couple had anticipated month of February,” O’Malley said. “It’s for an hour, and I was sweating like crazy temperatures in the 70s or even 80 degrees. not completely unusual, but it’s not normal in my suit. I had sweat patches on my light “We didn’t expect 91. That’s for sure,” either.” blue dress shirt,” Tuason said. “I stayed in Tuason said. “So we were going to the A break is on the way. A Pacific storm my car and blasted the air conditioning to shade in the outfield even though our seats system is expected to cool things down Chris Carlson | AP dry off before I went back to the meeting.” were behind home plate. We were walking starting Sunday, forecasters said. The re- Kayden Harwood eats a snow cone during a spring baseball It will only get hotter before it gets better. around in the shade just to cool off.” sult will be high temperatures between the game between the San Francisco Giants and the Los Angeles The high temperature in Phoenix for Fri- The warm conditions during the past 60s and 70s and even a chance of light Angels in Scottsdale, Ariz., Wednesday. day is expected to reach 90, which would month are thanks to different high-pressure showers. U.S. adds a strong 242,000 jobs WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. 228,000 jobs. Great Recession. www.uchba.com employers added a robust The gains show that the U.S. “Neither global headwinds, fi- 242,000 workers in February as economy has weathered a global nancial turbulence nor political retailers, restaurants and health economic slowdown and falling uncertainty has dimmed Ameri- Gourmet Gallery care providers drove another financial markets without suffer- can business’ enthusiasm for hir- solid month for the resilient ing much blowback. The im- ing,” said Sal Guatieri, a senior The beautiful demonstration kitchen is created by American job market. The unem- provement will help ease fears economist at BMO Capital Mar- Cookeville Kitchen Sales. ployment rate held steady at a that arose in recent weeks that a kets. “The solid jobs report low 4.9 percent. new U.S. recession might be should allay recession fears.” You can fill your recipe box with new favorites from the The Labor Department on Fri- looming. Friday’s jobs report is Worker pay did slip last month Cooking Stage. day also revised up its estimates sure to be closely monitored by after having picked up in Janu- of job growth in December and the Federal Reserve and presi- ary. But more Americans who January by a combined 30,000. dential candidates as a gauge of had been sitting on the sidelines Friday, March 4 Over the past three months, em- how well the economy is extend- began searching for jobs last ployers have added a strong ing its 6½-year rebound from the month and found them. 5:00 PM Ellen Wolfe, Seed Fork of the Highlands Gluten-free foods do not have to be flavor-free, so learn to make your Enter your bundle of joy in The Herald-Citizen own crunchy snacks that do not compromise on taste. This session will demonstrate the ingredients and procedure for making gluten-free crackers in a dehydrator. Come see how easy it is, and taste the Beautiful difference. 6:00 PM Steve Ford, Cooke House Why wait for a special occasion to make a beautiful and delicious B a b i e s C o n t e s t ! dessert? Chef Steve will demonstrate 3 different desserts made from one base. All photos will be published! Prizes will be awarded! 7:00 PM John Cahill, The Juice Box Drink to Your Health. Learn about the many health benefits of fresh, natural, local juice that is yummy, sweet, and relatively low in calories.

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10:00 AM Amy and Darrell Jennings, WCTE Inspired by Downton Abbey, WCTE will sponsor a summer excursion to London, so Darrell and Amy will prepare an English style dish “with a twist” to help you get ready for a trip to Highclere Castle.

11:00 AM John Brantley, Lagniappe Spice Company. Lagniappe custom blends are rooted in Southern heritage, but utilize spice sources from around the world. John’s flavorful recipes for Booyah BBQ Hot Shrimp Dip and Hot Buffalo Chicken Dip will become favorites at your house.

1:00 PM Nancy Vienneau, Author of Third Thursday Community Cookbook. Nancy’s theme will be Great Spring Greens as she demonstrates seasonal recipes from her cookbook, such as Crispy Herbed Goat Cheese Croquettes with spring green salad, shallot-honey vinaigrette and Greens; and Straw and Hay, which is a sautéed medley of greens with spinach and plain linguine, spices, pine nuts, raisins, parmesan.

Publishes: March 23, 2016 2:00 PM Rae Rae, 98.5 KissFM Radio Personality. As a tribute to KissFM, Rae Rae will create Kiss-Tastic Pretzel Bark with Mail to The Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville, TN Hershey’s Kisses and caramel. Rae Rae has a segment on her radio CContestontest RRules:ules: 38502; or bring to 1300 Neal Street; or email photo and 1. Age category is determined by information to [email protected] show called RaeRae’s recipe. age of child on date of publication. Deadline to submit entries is noon, Thurs., March 10, 2016. (Save $3 by submitting entries before Monday, February 29, 2016) 3:00 PM Chad Combs, Seven Senses 2. Age groups are 0-1, 2-3, 4-5. All 2015 World Chef Challenge champion, Chad Combs, will feature his photos must have been taken no longer than six months prior to Child’s Information: Child’s Birth Date: locally famous Shrimp and Grits recipe, one of the dishes that earned him the national title. The multiple flavor layers in this dish will stimulate contest. Child’s Full Name: 3. Entry fee of $15 is required for your palate and demonstrate why it’s one of the most popular items on P a r e n t ’ s N a m e : each photograph submitted. All the menu at Seven Senses Food & Cheer. prepaid entries must be received G r a n d p a r e n t ’ s N a m e : by noon Thurs. March 10, 2016. (Early deadline price is $12.00) 4:00 PM Marquest Higgins. Purple Fork Restaurant. 4. Immediate relatives of employees The Purple Fork will open soon in Sparta, and will offer “Cuisine with or participating advertisers of Heart” a special kind of Comfort Food. Chef Marquest will demonstrate The Herald-Citizen may appear in publication but are not eligible Person Submitting Entry: Texas Caviar, a Southern classic. f o r p r i z e s . Relationship to Child: 5. Contest decisions are final. Address: 5:00 PM Wayne Lush, Shag Dog Catering Company 6. Black and white or color Daytime Phone #: A perfect hotdog needs perfect sauerkraut, so learn to make Southern photographs up to 8x10 are Style Bavarian Sauerkraut with caraway seeds, sautéed onions. acceptable. Photographs I hereby authorize The Herald-Citizen to publish the above information may be picked up at The Herald- and the enclosed photograph in the Beautiful Babies Contest to be Citizen office after March 24, published on March 23, 2016. 2016. Any photos not picked up No ads will be published without signature of person submitting entry form. Sunday, March 6 by April 29, 2016 will be discarded. Signature:______Date:______1:00 PM Annabelle Nolan, Contestant on MasterChef Junior. Since appearing on MasterChef Junior on Fox TV, Annabelle has become a local and national celebrity. Annabelle will demonstrate old- P $50$50 GGiftift CCertificateertificate fashioned biscuits with a variety of toppings to sample, so you can get R Most Beautiful Baby creative with your biscuits at home. I 2:00 PM Chef Barry O’Connor. Bull & Thistle. Chef Barry has over 25 years of experience as a chef in Ireland, the UK, Z $25$25 GGiftift CCardard and Europe. He now brings “The best of Dublin and London” to the (per each category) Upper Cumberland! Chef Barry will prepare a Seared Irish Crab Cake, E 0-1yrs 2-3yrs 4-5yrs resting on Corn Grits with a light Hollandaise sauce. He will also demonstrate hand-cut and pan-seared beef tenderloin, topped with S Cutest Boy Cutest Girl Guinness wild mushroom sauce, and accompanied by rosti potatoes. Call 931-526-9715931-526-9715 for more information. Herald-Citizen

Friday, March 4, 2016 SPORTS B Bulldogs crowned Region 4-A champs

By BEN CRAVEN we never could take the lead. They got a little would decide the game for them. HERALD-CITIZEN Sports Staff separation, and got a lot more patient, which is Wyatt Mabry hit a buzzer-beater at the end of what they’re supposed to do. They are a good the third to put the Bulldogs up by seven points COOKEVILLE — The Clay County Bulldogs team. It takes a big effort to beat them.” (45-38), and Seth Ogletree scored his only points used a fourth quarter surge to take control of a Early on, this game lookied like it was going to of the game as he opened the fourth quarter with neck-and-neck battle and defeat the Jackson be a nail-biter. a 3-pointer to build the Bulldogs advantage to County Blue Devils 64-53 for the Region 4-A The Blue Devils started with the hot hand as 10 points and keep the run going (48-38). championship at Livingston Academy on Thurs- they jumped out to an early 14-7 lead, but Clay When the run was over, the Bulldogs scored 13 day night. County hit their stride and managed to cut the points to the Blue Devils two for a 12-point, “It feels great,” commented Clay County coach deficit to one point by the end of the first quarter commanding lead (50-38). Rob Edwards. “Especially for these kids, I’m (20-19). All that was left was to hold on to the lead. more proud of them than anything.” Then, with just over two minutes in the half, Mabry, the Region 4-A tournament Most Valu- And the Blue Devils had several opportunities Tyreke Key stole the ball at mid-court and took able Player, scored 12 points in the fourth quar- to take over the game late. it down for the layup that gave the Bulldogs the ter to help the Bulldogs hold on to their “Well, we cut it to one,” Jackson County coach 31-29 lead that they would take into halftime as advantage and ultimately take home the cham- Gary Flynn elaborated, “and then (Clay County) they outscored the Blue Devils 12-9 in the sec- pionship plaque. Ben Craven | Herald-Citizen hit a little run and got it to eight or nine. They ond quarter. “Wyatt Mabry was the X-factor,” Edwards Clay County’s Tyreke Key dunks the ball in tran- kind of played keep away, and we couldn’t make The third quarter stayed pretty close, and with said. “We played them a few weeks ago, and sition during the Bulldogs’ 64-53 victory over up any ground. We could score, but we couldn’t just over two minutes in the quarter, the Blue Wyatt got in foul trouble. So (Thursday night), Jackson County in the Region 4-A finals at Liv- get any stops. They were just a better team the Devils had cut the lead to just one point at 37- ingston Academy. second half. I thought our kids played hard, but 36. However, the Bulldogs then made a run that See 4-A, Page B2

TENNESSEE REGION 4-AA BASKETBALL Tennessee women beat Dragon slayers Arkansas By MARK LONG AP Sports Writer

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Tennessee coach Holly Warlick waited all season for her team to click. It might finally be happening at the perfect time. Diamond DeShields scored 15 points, Jaime Nared added 11 and the Lady Vols bolstered their postseason re- sume by beating Arkansas 68-51 on Thursday in the Southeastern C o n f e r e n c e women’s tournament. The seventh-seeded Vols ad- vanced to play No. 2 seed and 15th-ranked Texas A&M on Fri- day. A victory against the Aggies would go a long way to erasing all the turbulence of the regular sea- son. “We haven’t had a season up to our standard,” Warlick said. “I was really proud of them throughout the year. We had a lot of losses, but they stayed focused and came in every day and worked hard. You just think something’s going to click. It’s clicked toward the end of the season. “But they could have folded, and they didn’t. Really proud of our young ladies in staying focused and trying to dig out the hole that we were in.” Tennessee can only hope to play with the same intensity it did against the 10th-seeded Razor- backs (12-18). The Lady Vols (18-12) opened up a double-digit lead in the first quarter — they made three of their first six 3-point attempts — and re- ally pulled away in the third. DeShields scored eight straight points late in the third as the Lady Vols extended their advantage to 52-35. For lengthy stretches in both halves, Tennessee looked every bit like an eight-time national cham- Thomas Corhern | Herald-Citizen pion and nothing like the team that set a school record for losses this Upperman’s Austyn McWilliams goes up for a layup during the Bees’ 73-55 victory over York Institute in the Region 4-AA boys championship season and dropped out of the Top at the Hooper Eblen Center. McWilliams scored 29 points in the contest and was named the tournament’s MVP. 25 for the first time since 1985. “It is a new season,” Nared said. “We just have to refocus. We haven’t had our ideal season, but we still have games left. We have Bees sting York for 4-AA crown a tournament and then beyond that. We just have to refocus and By THOMAS CORHERN gion championship — you’ve got to lay is so much better than travelling to any- ing the game. He was just ready to play play the way we’re capable of HERALD-CITIZEN Assistant Sports Editor it all on the line. I’m just proud of them. where else. We’ll have to get our game- and was relaxed — and that’s big for playing, not worry about what This is the first game since the tourna- plan together and see what happens.” him. Each night, we’ve had someone happened before.” COOKEVILLE — Upperman ment started that I feel like we just re- Austyn McWilliams led the Bees with different get us off to the right foot from Although the Lady Vols lost eight outscored York Institute 25-12 in the laxed and played.” a 29-point effort, including 10 of UHS’ one end to another. This was the best ex- of their final 14 regular-season first quarter and never looked back. With the win, Upperman will host first 12 points as he earned the tourna- ample you could have of a team effort. games, they still appeared to be a That’s not to say the Dragons didn’t Chattanooga Central in the Class AA ment’s Most Valuable Player honor. Our 1-through-7 rotation, every kid did lock for the NCAA Tournament make things interesting, but Upperman sectional on Monday night, while York “We’ve worked so hard and done so exactly what they had to do.” after beating Georgia last week- had all the distance it needed and found Institute will travel to Chattanooga to much to get to this moment,” the Upperman’s largest lead of the game end. Now, a second straight win ways to make it last as the Bees claimed take on Brainerd. younger McWilliams said on winning was a 20-point margin met twice — 41- has given them some breathing the Region 4-AA boys championship at “Hosting a sectional is huge,” the region title. “I was just trying to help 21 at halftime due to a Jake Dronebarger room. Tennessee Tech’s Hooper Eblen Center McWilliams said. “We’ve got some of our team win and everything came to- bucket at the buzzer, then 73-53 with A loss to Arkansas, though, on Thursday night with a 73-55 victory. the best fans in the country, I guarantee gether for us.” 1:02 remaining on a pair of McWilliams’ surely would have weakened their “It was an excellent win,” said UHS it, and I hope they pack the place on Sat- Coach McWilliams added, “He got off free throws. boys head coach Bobby McWilliams. urday for the girls and on Monday for us. to a really good start. He just had a dif- See LADY VOLS, Page B3 “These guys played their guts out. A re- We need their support. Playing at home ferent feel about himself before and dur- See 4-AA, Page B3 B2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 4, 2016 SPORTS 4-A: Bulldogs will host Henrique scores two goals Marion County on Monday as Devils beat Predators From Page B1 By TERESA M. WALKER we were really going to try to get him the AP Sports Writer ball, especially in the second half. He came through and did exactly what we needed him NASHVILLE (AP) — Adam to do.” Henrique proved that being in the Mabry ended up leading the Bulldogs with right place at the right time can 26 points, while Key helped with some key make all the difference. plays in transition and added 13 points. Henrique forced overtime with a Mabrey, Key, Clay Copass, Dawson Russell, goal, then scored 1:54 into the extra and John Wayne Browning were all named period on the power play as the New to the Region 4-A all-tournament team. Jersey Devils beat the Predators 5-4 Jonah Smith led the charge for the Blue Thursday night, snapping Nashville’s Devils as he dropped two 3-pointers and five-game winning streak. nine field goals total for 20 points. Isaac Henrique’s wrister with 39.7 sec- Phillips also knocked down two treys and onds tied it, and his 22nd goal this helped the Blue Devils by adding 10 points. season 12 seconds after Nashville Smith, Phillips, and Colby Brown were all took a delay of game penalty led the selected to the all-tournament team for the Devils to their first win in four Mark Zaleski | AP Blue Devils. games. “Well, we’re pretty beat-up right now to be “On both of them, guys made New Jersey Devils center Adam Henrique (14) celebrates with honest,” Edwards admitted. “Tueday night great plays there,” Henrique said. Kyle Palmieri (21) and Devante Smith-Pelly (25) after Henrique was a tough game with Pickett (County), and “Just find the rebound, all you can scored a goal, tying the game against the Nashville Predators then (Thursday night) was a tough game. think of is you just pray that he is in the third period on Thursday in Nashville. The Devils won in We’re gonna try to rest, get in the film room, not going to stick his glove out overtime, 5-4. get in the gym this weekend, and try to get there and stop that one. It was a ready for Monday night.” huge win for us.” tors center Mike Fisher said. “It’s Pekka Rinne came out into the slot to The Bulldogs will be hosting the Marion Travis Zajac also scored in the third disappointing tonight to lose that cover up the puck, he was called for County Warriors on Monday night in their and had an assist on the game-win- way. It wasn’t our best, but we’ve delay of game at 1:42 of overtime. sectional game, while the Blue Devils are ner, Kyle Palmieri had a power-play just got to regroup and have a good Rinne saved John Moore’s shot, but forced to travel to Spencer for a sectional goal and two assists, and Devante game in a couple nights and forget Zajac kept the puck alive for Hen- matchup with the Van Buren County Eagles. Smith-Pelly also had a goal and an about this one and just keep rolling rique who scored on a wrister. “Well, the good thing is that we’ve played assist in his New Jersey debut. here, keep our confidence high and “You could feel it,” Devils coach Van Buren twice and beat them twice,” Filip Forsberg had a goal and two forget about it.” John Hynes said of the comeback. Flynn said. “Obviously, we feel like we have assists, and Craig Smith and Mike Forsberg, who scored 12 goals in “A lot of times in those games, you a chance. It’ll be a hard game, no doubt. It’ll Ben Craven | Herald-Citizen Ribeiro each scored power-play February and had two natural hat can feel it on the bench and with take a good effort for four quarters, and Clay County’s Wyatt Mabry battles for goals and added assists. The Preda- tricks within three games last week, your team that guys felt good that’s what we didn’t have (Thursday night). position during the Bulldogs’ 64-53 tors set a franchise record with a put Nashville up 4-3 with his wrister tonight, felt good about how we I like my team, and I like where we’re at. I victory over Jackson County in the point in their 11th straight game (7- with 2:04 remaining in regulation. played, and it was nice we were think we stand a good chance, Monday Region 4-A finals at Livingston Acad- 0-4). But Henrique got the Devils to able to tie it up and find a way to night, if we play our game.” emy. “It’s been a great stretch,” Preda- overtime. When Nashville goalie win.”

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I Shermar King, Smith County LSU 58, Alabama 49 Columbus 64 26 30 8 60 167 196 Cleve vs. CWS at Glendale, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. On Television Trace McPherson, Macon County Class A sectionals Vanderbilt 74, Mississippi 59 WESTERN CONFERENCE LAD vs. Texas at Surprise, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. Camron Huff, Smith County All games at 7 p.m. local Second Round Central Division Colo vs. Oakland (ss) at Mesa, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. Friday, March 4 Ben Guffey, Upperman Girls games Thursday, March 3 GP WLOT Pts GF GA Oak (ss) vs. Ariz at Scottsdale, Ariz., 3:10 p.m. AUTO RACING Gareth Moody, York Institute Saturday, March 5 Auburn 47, Missouri 45 Chicago 66 40 21 5 85 187 159 LAA vs. Cubs at Mesa, Ariz., 3:10 p.m. 12:30 p.m. Josh Endicott, Upperman Midway at South Greene Kentucky 79, LSU 71 Dallas 65 38 20 7 83 209 189 KCity vs. San Diego at Peoria, Ariz., 9:10 p.m. FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup Series, Kobalt Colton Blevins, York Institute North Greene at Harriman Tennessee 68, Arkansas 51 St. Louis 66 37 20 9 83 166 162 Saturday’s Games 400, practice, at Las Vegas Austin Shrum, Upperman Jackson County at Van Buren County Vanderbilt 54, Georgia 49, OT Nashville 65 32 21 12 76 176 166 NYM vs. Hou at Kissimmee, Fla., 1:05 p.m. 2:30 p.m. Isaac Peavyhouse, York Institute Pickett County at Boyd Buchanan Quarterfinals Minnesota 65 30 25 10 70 172 163 Detroit vs. Washington at Viera, Fla., 1:05 p.m. FS1 — NASCAR, Xfinity Series, Boyd Gaming MVP — Austyn McWilliams, Upperman Columbia Academy at Community Friday, March 4 Colorado 66 33 29 4 70 178 189 St. Louis vs. Miami at Jupiter, Fla., 1:05 p.m. 300, practice, at Las Vegas Houston County at Perry County South Carolina vs. Auburn, Noon Winnipeg 63 26 32 5 57 164 190 Pitt vs. Atlanta at Kissimmee, Fla., 1:05 p.m. 5 p.m. Decatur County-Riverside at Gibson County Florida vs. Kentucky, 2:30 p.m. Pacific Division Bal (ss) vs. Minn at Fort Myers, Fla., 1:05 p.m. FS1 — NASCAR, Xfinity Series, Boyd Gaming Clay County boys 64, Dresden at Middleton Texas A&M vs. Tennessee, 6 p.m. Los Angeles 63 38 21 4 80 168 145 Boston vs. NYY at Tampa, Fla., 1:05 p.m. 300, final practice, at Las Vegas Jackson County 53 Boys games Mississippi State vs. Vanderbilt, 8:30 p.m. Anaheim 63 36 19 8 80 161 147 Phila vs. Toronto at Dunedin, Fla., 1:07 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Monday, March 7 Semifinals San Jose 63 35 22 6 76 191 169 Arizona vs. LAD at Glendale, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup Series, Kobalt JCHS 20 9915 — 53 Meigs County at Hampton Saturday, March 5 Vancouver 63 24 27 12 60 152 181 Cincinnati vs. Cubs at Mesa, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. 400, qualifying, at Las Vegas CCHS 19 12 14 19 — 64 Cosby at Grace Christian-Knoxville South Carolina-Auburn winner vs. Florida-Ken- Arizona 64 27 31 6 60 169 203 Mil vs. Oakland at Mesa, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL JCHS — Jonah Smith 20, Isaac Phillips 10, Jackson County at Van Buren County tucky winner, 5 p.m. Edmonton 66 25 34 7 57 162 194 Texas vs. SF (ss) at Scottsdale, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. 6 p.m. Theo Bowman 9, Dylan Penley 7, James Marion County at Clay County Texas A&M-Tennessee winner vs. Mississippi Calgary 64 26 34 4 56 173 203 SF (ss) vs. Cleve at Goodyear, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. CBSSN — Ball St. at Northern Illinois Coe 5, Colby Brown 2 Columbia Academy at Middle Tennessee State-Vanderbilt winner, 7:30 p.m. NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- CWS vs. KC at Surprise, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. ESPN2 — Kent St. at Akron CCHS — Wyatt Mabry 26, Tyreke Key 13, Christian Championship time loss. SD vs. Colorado at Scottsdale, Ariz., 3:10 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Dawson Russel 9, Jon Wayne Browning 7, Nashville Christian at Loretto Sunday, March 6 Thursday’s Games LAA vs. Seattle at Peoria, Ariz., 3:10 p.m. ESPNU — Ohio Valley Tournament, first semi- Peyton Smith 3, Seth Ogletree 3, Clay Co- Booker T. Washington at Halls (West Tenn.) Semifinal winners, 2:30 p.m. Boston 4, Chicago 2 TB vs. Bal (ss) at Sarasota, Fla., 7:05 p.m. final, Austin Peay vs. Belmont, at Nashville, pass 2, Heath Kimes 1 Union City at Mitchell Buffalo 6, Calgary 3 Tenn. I National Basketball Association Edmonton 4, Philadelphia 0 I Transactions 8 p.m. Pittsburgh 4, N.Y. Rangers 1 ESPN2 — Texas at Oklahoma St. Region 4-A boys Class AA sectionals Minnesota 2, Toronto 1 Standings and schedule Tampa Bay 4, Ottawa 1 Thursday 8:30 p.m. all tournament team All games at 7 p.m. local time ESPNU — Ohio Valley Tournament, second All Times EST New Jersey 5, Nashville 4, OT BASEBALL MVP — Wyatt Mabry, Clay County Girls games EASTERN CONFERENCE N.Y. Islanders 4, Winnipeg 3, OT National League semifinal, Morehead St. winner vs. UT-Mar- Saturday, March 5 tin, at Nashville, Tenn. Tyreke Key, Clay County Atlantic Division Colorado 3, Florida 2 SAN DIEGO PADRES — Agreed to terms with Clay Copass, Clay County Gatlinburg-Pittman at Elizabethton W L Pct GB Anaheim 5, Arizona 1 LHP Matt Thornton and LHP Christian GOLF Grainger at Fulton Noon Dawson Russell, Clay County Toronto 40 19 .678 — San Jose 3, Vancouver 2 Friedrich on minor league contracts. Jon Wayne Browning, Clay County Livingston Academy at McMinn Central Boston 37 25 .597 4½ Los Angeles 3, Montreal 2 American Association GOLF — PGA Tour, WGC-Cadillac Champi- Sequoyah at Upperman onship, second round, at Miami Colby Brown, Jackson County New York 25 37 .403 16½ Friday’s Games LAREDO LEMURS — Signed LHP Jarret Mar- Jonah Smith, Jackson County Creek Wood at East Nashville Brooklyn 17 44 .279 24 N.Y. Rangers at Washington, 7 p.m. tin. Released C Phil Pohl. 11 p.m. (Saturday) Cheatham County at CPA GOLF — LPGA Tour, HSBC Champions, third Isaac Phillips, Jackson County Philadelphia 8 53 .131 33 Edmonton at Columbus, 7 p.m. LINCOLN SALTDOGS — Signed OF Brandon John Michael Ferrell, Pickett County Covington at Westview Southeast Division New Jersey at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Landanger. round, at Singapore South Gibson at Haywood MLB BASEBALL Dawson Abbott, Pickett County Miami 35 26 .574 — Saturday’s Games Frontier League Cody Hutcherson, Gordonsville Boys games Atlanta 33 28 .541 2 Minnesota at Buffalo, 1 p.m. JOLIET SLAMMERS — Signed RHP Liam O’- 5 a.m. Monday, March 7 MLB — Spring training, Cincinnati vs. Cleve- Charlotte 32 28 .533 2½ Calgary at Pittsburgh, 3 p.m. Sullivan and OF Denzel Richardson. CAK at Elizabethton Washington 30 30 .500 4½ Nashville at Colorado, 3 p.m. SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS — Released INF land, at Goodyear, Ariz. Greeneville at Fulton Noon Region 4-A Tournament Orlando 27 33 .450 7½ Anaheim at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. Ryan Brockett and C Chris Robinson. York Institute at Brainerd Central Division Washington at Boston, 7 p.m. BASKETBALL MLB — Spring training, Minnesota vs. Pitts- Girls bracket Chattanooga Central at Upperman burgh, at Bradenton, Fla. Cleveland 42 17 .712 — Ottawa at Toronto, 7 p.m. National Basketball Association Friday, Feb. 26 Marshall County at Maplewood Carolina at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. 3 p.m. at campus sites Indiana 32 29 .525 11 NBA — Fined Philadelphia F Jerami Grant Whites Creek at CPA Detroit 31 30 .508 12 Columbus at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. $10,000 for throwing a water bottle into the MLB — Spring training, L.A. Angels vs. Pickett County 90, Gordonsville 51 Ripley at Westview Chicago Cubs, at Mesa, Ariz. Chicago 30 30 .500 12½ Montreal at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. spectator stands during a Feb. 29 game at Clarkrange 60, Watertown 24 Fayette Ware at Craigmont Florida at Arizona, 9 p.m. 8 p.m. Clay County 55, Goodpasture 46 Milwaukee 25 36 .410 18 Washington. MLB — Spring training, Kansas City vs. San WESTERN CONFERENCE Vancouver at San Jose, 10 p.m. Women’s National Basketball Association Jackson County 47, Red Boiling Springs 34 Sunday’s Games Diego, at Peoria, Ariz. at Livingston Academy Southwest Division ATLANTA DREAM — Re-signed Amanda 11 p.m. (Saturday) Class AAA sectionals WLPct GB Dallas at Ottawa, 5 p.m. Thompson. Signed F DeLisha Milton-Jones, Monday, Feb. 29 Pittsburgh at New Jersey, 5 p.m. MLB — Spring training, St. Louis vs. Houston, All games at 7 p.m. local time x-San Antonio 52 9 .852 — F Kara Braxton and G Meighan Simmons to Jackson County 36, Clay County 22 N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. Rangers, 5 p.m. at Kissimmee, Fla. Girls games Memphis 36 24 .600 15½ training camp contracts. Pickett County 51, Clarkrange 38 Detroit at Chicago, 5 p.m. 2 a.m. (Saturday) Saturday, March 5 Dallas 33 29 .532 19½ FOOTBALL Wednesday, March 2 Edmonton at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. MLB — Spring training, Miami (ss) vs. N.Y. Bearden at Morristown West Houston 30 31 .492 22 National Football League Pickett County vs. Jackson County, 7 p.m. St. Louis at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Mets, at Port St. Lucie, Fla. Dobyns-Bennett at Oak Ridge New Orleans 23 37 .383 28½ BALTIMORE RAVENS — Released LB Daryl NBA BASKETBALL Boys bracket Stewarts Creek at Bradley Central Northwest Division Smith and DE Chris Canty, 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 27 Cumberland County at Riverdale Oklahoma City 42 20 .677 — I Major League Baseball CAROLINA PANTHERS — Released DE ESPN — Washington at Cleveland at campus sites Ravenwood at Wilson Central Portland 33 29 .532 9 Charles Johnson. 9:30 p.m. Clay County 76, Merrol Hyde 29 Rossview at Dickson County Utah 28 32 .467 13 Spring Training Glance HOUSTON TEXANS — Released RB Arian ESPN — Atlanta at L.A. Lakers Pickett County 87, Watertown 83 Memphis Overton at Dyer County Denver 24 37 .393 17½ Foster, TE Garrett Graham and S Rahim RUGBY Jackson County 72, Goodpasture 65 Bartlett at Memphis Central Minnesota 19 42 .311 22½ All Times EST Moore. 8 p.m. Gordonsville 68, Clarkrange 64 Boys games Pacific Division AMERICAN LEAGUE INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Made a qualifying NBCSN — World Rugby Sevens Series, at Las at Livingston Academy Monday, March 7 x-Golden State 55 5 .917 — WLPct offer to restricted free agent TE Jack Doyle. Vegas Tuesday, March 1 Karns at Science Hill L.A. Clippers 40 20 .667 15 Houston 101.000 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — Released G WINTER SPORTS Jackson County 86, Gordonsville 44 David Crockett at Oak Ridge Sacramento 25 35 .417 30 Seattle 201.000 Zane Beadles and DE Chris Clemons. 12:30 p.m. Clay County 63, Pickett County 53 Lawrence County at Walker Valley Phoenix 15 46 .246 40½ Texas 201.000 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS — Released LB FS2 — Snowboarding, Burton U.S. Open, Thursday, March 3 Bradley Central at Blackman L.A. Lakers 12 50 .194 44 Toronto 201.000 Donald Butler, RB Donald Brown, LB Kavell Women’s Slopestyle finals, at Vail, Colo. Clay County 64, Jackson County 53 Independence at Station Camp x-clinched playoff spot Boston 11.500 Conner and LB Chi Chi Ariguzo. 7 p.m. Mt. Juliet at Hillsboro Thursday’s Games Detroit 22.500 TENNESSEE TITANS — Re-signed RB Anto- FS2 — Snowboarding, Burton U.S. Open, Southwind at Cordova Miami 108, Phoenix 92 Los Angeles 11.500 nio Andrews to a one-year contract. Men’s Slopestyle finals, at Vail, Colo. (same- Region 4-AA Tournament Bolton at Memphis East San Antonio 94, New Orleans 86 Minnesota 11.500 Canadian Football League day taped) Sacramento 104, Dallas 101 New York 11.500 WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Signed OL WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Girls bracket I Golden State 121, Oklahoma City 106 Tampa Bay 11.500 Manase Foketi. 11 a.m. Friday, Feb. 26 College Basketball Friday’s Games Baltimore 02.000 HOCKEY BTN — Big Ten Tournament, first quarterfinal, at campus sites Miami at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Chicago 01.000 National Hockey League Iowa-Michigan winner vs. Maryland, at Indi- Signal Mountain 56, Smith County 38 Ohio Valley Conference Phoenix at Orlando, 7 p.m. Cleveland 02.000 NHL — Fined New Jersey Fs Joseph Blandisi anapolis Livingston Academy 62, Bledsoe County 30 men’s tournament Indiana at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Kansas City 02.000 and Devante Smith-Pelly $2,000 each for SEC — SEC Tournament, first quarterfinal, Upperman 73, Chattanooga Notre Dame 22 Portland at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Oakland 01.000 diving/embellishment. Auburn vs. South Carolina, at Jacksonville, Sequatchie County 60, DeKalb County 57 At Municipal Auditorium New York at Boston, 7:30 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS — Agreed to terms Fla. at Tennessee Tech Nashville, Tenn. Minnesota at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. WLPct with F Kyle Baun on a two-year contract ex- 1:15 p.m. Monday, Feb. 29 First Round Utah at Memphis, 8 p.m. Cincinnati 201.000 tension, through the 2017-18 season. BTN — Big Ten Tournament, second quarterfi- Livingston Academy 69, Signal Mountain 51 Wednesday, March 2 Washington at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Los Angeles 101.000 American Hockey League nal, Northwestern-Minnesota winner vs. In- Upperman 63, Sequatchie County 20 Austin Peay 92, Tennessee Tech 72 Brooklyn at Denver, 9 p.m. Milwaukee 201.000 BAKERSFIELD CONDORS — Recalled D Ben diana, at Indianapolis Wednesday, March 2 Murray State 78, Eastern Illinois 62 Atlanta at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. St. Louis 101.000 Betker from Norfolk (ECHL). 1:30 p.m. Upperman 52, Livingston Academy 49, OT Second Round Saturday’s Games Washington 201.000 SAN ANTONIO RAMPAGE — Recalled F Alex SEC — SEC Tournament, second quarterfinal, Thursday, March 3 Utah at New Orleans, 7 p.m. Arizona 11.500 Belzile from Fort Wayne (ECHL). Kentucky vs. Florida, at Jacksonville, Fla. Boys bracket Austin Peay 74, Tennessee State 73 Boston at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Atlanta 11.500 SAN DIEGO GULLS — Announced RW Stefan 5 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 27 Morehead State 75, Murray State 66 Indiana at Washington, 7 p.m. Colorado 11.500 Noesen was recalled by Anaheim (NHL). An- SEC — SEC Tournament, third quarterfinal, York Institute 56, Chattanooga Notre Dame 52 Semifinals Detroit at New York, 7 p.m. San Francisco 11.500 nounced F Bryan Moore to Utah (ECHL). Tennessee vs. Texas A&M, at Jacksonville, Macon County 69, Sequatchie County 43 Friday, March 4 Brooklyn at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Philadelphia 12.333 SOCCER Fla. Upperman 74, Signal Mountain 32 Belmont vs. Austin Peay, 7:30 p.m. Houston at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Pittsburgh 12.333 Major League Soccer 5:30 p.m. Smith County 56, Chattanooga Christian 54 UT Martin vs. Morehead State, 10 p.m. Sacramento at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Chicago 01.000 DC UNITED — Announced the retirement of M BTN — Big Ten Tournament, third quarterfinal, at Tennessee Tech Championship Atlanta at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Miami 01.000 Davy Arnaud. Acquired G Charlie Horton Rutgers-Nebraska winner vs. Ohio St., at In- Tuesday, March 1 Saturday, March 5 Sunday’s Games New York 01.000 from New England for general allocation dianapolis York Institute 72, Macon County 64, OT Semifinal winners, 6 p.m. Golden State at L.A. Lakers, 3:30 p.m. San Diego 02.000 money. 7:30 p.m. Upperman 59, Smith County 41 Oklahoma City at Milwaukee, 3:30 p.m. NOTE: Split-squad games count in the stand- LA GALAXY — Signed F Gyasi Zardes to a SEC — SEC Tournament, fourth quarterfinal, Thursday, March 3 Phoenix at Memphis, 4 p.m. ings; games against non-major league multi-year contract extension. Vanderbilt vs. Mississippi St., at Jacksonville, Upperman 73, York Institute 55 Ohio Valley Conference Dallas at Denver, 5 p.m. teams do not. NEW YORK RED BULLS — Signed D Justin Fla. women’s tournament Philadelphia at Miami, 6 p.m. Thursday’s Games Bilyeu and D Zach Carroll. 7:45 p.m. Portland at Detroit, 6 p.m. Washington 9, N.Y. Mets 4 NEW YORK CITY FC — Signed G Andre BTN — Big Ten Tournament, fourth quarterfi- Region 3-AAA Tournament At Municipal Auditorium Houston at Toronto, 6:30 p.m. St. Louis 4, Miami 3 Rawls. Acquired D Shannon Gomez on a nal, Penn St.-Purdue winner vs. Michigan Nashville, Tenn. Houston 3, Philadelphia (ss) 2 one-year loan from W Connection (Trinidad Girls bracket St., at Indianapolis First Round I Detroit 8, Atlanta 2 and Tobago). Friday, Feb. 26 Wednesday, March 2 National Hockey League Philadelphia (ss) 13, N.Y. Yankees 4 PORTLAND TIMBERS — Signed Ms Diego I at campus sites Murray State 78, UT Martin 76 Tampa Bay 10, Baltimore 3 Chara and Darlington Nagbe to contract ex- High School Basketball Bradley Central 66, Stone Memorial 27 Belmont 68, Tennessee State 60 Standings and schedule Toronto 10, Pittsburgh 8 tensions. Cookeville 42, East Hamilton 33 Thursday, March 3 Milwaukee (ss) 8, San Francisco 7 COLLEGE Cumberland County 70, Walker Valley 39 All Times EST Upperman boys 73, Eastern Kentucky 82, Austin Peay 68 EASTERN CONFERENCE Texas 10, Kansas City 0 MANHATTAN — Agreed to terms with men’s McMinn County 49, White County 47 SIU Edwardsville 80, Southeast Missouri 76, Milwaukee (ss) 2, Chicago Cubs 1 basketball coach Steve Masiello on a four- York Institute 55 at Cookeville High School Atlantic Division OT GP WLOT Pts GF GA L.A. Dodgers 6, Chicago White Sox 1 year contract extension through 2019-20 Region 4-AA boys championship Bradley Central 48, Cookeville 30 Semifinals Tampa Bay 64 38 22 4 80 179 152 Cincinnati 9, Cleveland 1 season. YAI 12 9 14 20 — 55 Cumberland County 67, McMinn County 46 Friday, March 4 Florida 64 36 20 8 80 176 151 Seattle 6, San Diego 5 MICHIGAN — Named Tony Tuioti director of UHS 25 16 10 22 — 73 Wednesday, March 2 Murray State vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1 p.m. Boston 65 36 23 6 78 201 178 L.A. Angels 8, Oakland 2 player personnel for football. YAI — Colton Blevins 19, Seth Baldwin 2, Bradley Central 64, Cumberland County 47 Belmont vs. SIU Edwardsville, 3 p.m. Detroit 64 32 21 11 75 163 168 Colorado 6, Arizona 5 MINNESOTA STATE (MANKATO) — Named Gareth Moody 17, Blake Asberry 2, Damon Championship Ottawa 65 30 28 7 67 189 204 Boston 6, Minnesota 5 Jim Glogowski interim defensive coordinator. Johnson 4, Pacey Pyle 3, Isaac Peavyhouse Boys bracket Saturday, March 5 Montreal 65 30 29 6 66 177 181 Friday’s Games OKLAHOMA — Named Steve Spurrier Jr. di- 8. Saturday, Feb. 27 Semifinal winners, 1 p.m. Buffalo 65 26 31 8 60 154 175 TBay vs. Boston at Fort Myers, Fla., 1:05 p.m. rector of high school football recruiting and UHS — Ben Guffey 22, Austin Shrum 2, Austyn at campus sites Toronto 63 21 32 10 52 150 187 StL vs. Houston at Kissimmee, Fla., 1:05 p.m. offensive specialist. McWilliams 29, Josh Endicott 9, Jake Walker Valley 58, Cumberland County 42 Metropolitan Division Wash vs. Miami (ss) at Jupiter, Fla., 1:05 p.m. PACIFIC — Announced men’s basketball Dronebarger 7, Brendan Ely 4. Cookeville 68, Cleveland 54 Southeastern Conference NYY vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Fla., 1:05 p.m. coach Ron Verlin and men’s assistant bas- White County 92, McMinn County 43 Washington 63 47 12 4 98 208 146 women’s tournament N.Y. Rangers64 37 21 6 80 181 163 Minn vs. Pitt at Bradenton, Fla., 1:05 p.m. ketball coach Dwight Young are leaving the Bradley Central 83, Warren County 61 Atl vs. Phila at Clearwater, Fla., 1:05 p.m. school, effective immediately. at Cookeville High N.Y. Islanders62 35 20 7 77 178 154 Region 4-AA boys At Veterans Memorial Arena Pittsburgh 63 33 22 8 74 171 161 Bal vs. Toronto at Dunedin, Fla., 1:07 p.m. SHAW — Named Adrian Jones football coach. Walker Valley 60, Cookeville 55 Jacksonville, Fla. Mia (ss) vs. NYM at Pt. St. Lucie, Fla., 1:10 p.m. STANFORD — Suspended G Christian all-tournament team Bradley Central 76, White County 66 Philadelphia 63 29 23 11 69 157 172 First Round New Jersey 65 31 27 7 69 145 160 Seattle vs. Milwaukee at Phoenix, 3:05 p.m. Sanders indefinitely from the men’s basket- Seth Carlisle, Macon County Thursday, March 3 Wednesday, March 2 SF vs. Cincinnati at Goodyear, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. ball team for a violation of team rules. Walker Valley 56, Bradley Central 52 Carolina 65 29 26 10 68 158 174

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Advertisement for Bids NOTICE TO CREDITORS Neal being the same person as point of beginning and contain- ESTATE OF FRANK OWEN Hessie Emalene Carter, now de- ing 0.861 acres by survey. Actu- HADLOCK, DECEASED Notice ceased, whose Will was pro- al field survey performed by Phil- TOWN OF MONTEREY is hereby given that on 18TH bated in the Probate Court for lip M. Staton, R. L. S. # 1636, on Owner day of FEBRUARY 2016, Let- Davidson County, Tennessee, in June 20, 2002. ters TESTAMENTARY in re- 1980. 302 E. COMMERCIAL AVENUE spect of the Estate of FRANK Subject to easements, restric- Address OWEN HADLOCK, deceased The previous and last convey- tions, and covenants of record, if who died JANUARY 23RD 2016 ance being a Quit Claim Deed any. MONTEREY, TN 38574 were issued to the undersigned from Michael David Cox to Di- by the Probate Court of Putnam ana Faith Cox (f/k/a Diane Sand- This being the same property Separate sealed Bids for the County, Tennessee. lin) executed on February 17, conveyed to Michael D. Sagers construction of (briefly describe All persons, resident and non- 2005 and recorded on October from Bob Johnson & Judy John- nature, scope, and major ele- resident, having claims, ma- 2, 2006 at 2:05PM in Record son herein by Deed dated ments of the Work) tured or unmatured, against the Book 344, Page 371, Register's 05/05/04 and recorded 05/13/04 estate are required to file same Office, Putnam County, Ten- in Deed Book RB 149 at Page CONTRACT 115 – PRUITT with the Clerk of the above- nessee. 361 . FORCE MAIN ADDITIONS named Court on or before the Parcel Number: 71G-D-7.00 Parcel Number: 035 011.04 earlier of the dates prescribed in Current Owner(s) of Property: Current Owner(s) of Property: will be received by (1) or (2) otherwise their claims Dianna Faith Cox, fka Diane Michael D Sagers, an unmarried TOWN OF MONTEREY will be forever barred: Sandlin person (1)(A) Four (4) months from the at the office of date of the first publication of this Street Address: 513 East New Street Address: 185 Lafayette TOWN OF MONTEREY, TOWN notice if the creditor received an Ave, Monterey, Tennessee School Road, Baxter, Tenness- HALL, TN 38574 actual copy of this notice to cred- 38574 ee 38544 itors at least sixty (60) days be- fore the date that is four (4) Any property address provided is Any property address provided is until 2:00 P.M., (Local Time) months from the date of the first not part of the legal description not part of the legal description March 31, 2016, and then at publication; or of the property sold herein and in of the property sold herein and in said office publicly opened and (B) Sixty (60) days from the date the event of any discrepancy, read aloud. the creditor received an actual the legal description referenced copy of the notice to creditors if herein shall control. the creditor received the copy of SALE IS SUBJECT TO TEN- The Contract Documents may the notice less than sixty (60) ANT(S) RIGHTS IN POSSES- be examined electronically at days prior to the date that is four SION. www.jchengr.com or at the fol- (4) months from the date of first All right of equity of redemption, Cookeville office opened in 1987 Thomas Corhern | Herald-Citizen lowing locations: publication as described in statutory and otherwise, and by Arnold E. Lefkovitz (1)(A): or homestead are expressly waived ALL TYPES OF York Institute’s Colton Blevins pulls down a rebound dur- • Town of Monterey, 302 E. (2) Twelve (12) months from the in said Deed of Trust, and the ing the Dragons’ 73-55 loss to Upperman in the Region 4- C ommercial Avenue,decedent's date of death. title is believed to be good, but BANKRUPTCIES Monterey, TN 38574 • • • AA boys championship on Thursday at the Hooper Eblen the undersigned will sell and Chapter 7 Chapter 11 Chapter 12 Chapter 13 MoreMore than 35 years of experience filing Center. This 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY convey only as Substitute Trust- • James C. Hailey & Company, 2016 ee. tens of thousands of bankruptcies. 7518 Highway 70S, Suite 100, If you purchase a property at • STOP Garnishments • STOP Foreclosures Nashville, TN 37221 Signed THOMAS JON HAD- the foreclosure sale, the en- • STOP Repossessions • STOP Debt Harassment 4-AA: LOCK EXECUTOR tire purchase price is due and Blevins scores If you choose to bid, CON- payable at the conclusion of TRACT BID DOCUMENTS may be obtained at the office of Attorney for the Estate the auction in the form of a ADOPTIONS 19 to lead Dragons JAMES C. HAILEY & COM- GARRETT KNISLEY certified/bank check made DIVORCE PANY, Consulting Engineers, 2122 21ST AVENUE SOUTH payable to or endorsed to 7518 Highway 70 South, Suite NASHVILLE, TN 37212 Shapiro & Ingle, LLP. No per- CHILD CUSTODY From Page B1 the third, but even a furious ef- 100, Nashville, Tennessee sonal checks will be accepted. WILLS & PROBATE fort in the fourth quarter as 37221, upon a NON-REFUND- Marcia Borys, Circuit and To this end, you must bring 312-A East Broad St., Cookeville Ben Guffey scored 22 points erased as York put UHS on the ABLE payment of $50.00. Probate Clerk sufficient funds to outbid the Serving Cookeville & the Entire Upper Cumberland Area 421 East Spring Street lender and any other bidders. for UHS to round out the Bees’ foul line five times in the final Cookeville, TN 38501 Insufficient funds will not be 528-5297 double-digit scorers. 1:56 and the Bees went a perfect PAPER COPIES OF THE www.lefkovitz.com PLANS AND SPECIFICA- 2/26, 3/4 accepted. Amounts received We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for relief. Guffey, Austin Shrum and Josh 10-for-10. TIONS MAY BE OBTAINED in excess of the winning bid © 2014 Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz Endicott were all named to the “They’ve got a great team,” FROM JAMES C. HAILEY & NOTICE will be refunded to the suc- COMPANY UPON A NON-RE- It is the duty of the Grand Jurors cessful purchaser at the time all-tournament team. McWilliams said. “If you think to investigate a public offense the foreclosure deed is de- Tennessee Tech signee Colton you’re going to go from 20 to 30 FUNDABLE PAYMENT OF $200.00 PER EACH SET. which they know or have reason livered. Blevins led the Dragons with 19 to 40 against a really good team to believe has been committed This property is being sold with points, while Gareth Moody like that, it’s not going to hap- No bidder may withdraw his bid and which is triable or indictable the express reservation that the added 17. pen. You have to make sure you within 60 days after the actual in this County. Any person hav- sale is subject to confirmation by date of opening thereof. ing knowledge or proof that such the lender or trustee. This sale Blevins, Moody and Isaac answer the bell when they start an offense has been committed may be rescinded at any time. Peavyhouse were all named to making a run and try to limit Bill Wiggins, Mayor may apply to testify before the the all-tournament team. those and have a few of your February 2016 Grand Jury subject to the provi- Shapiro & Ingle, LLP That first quarter, without a own. We were able to do that.” Date sions of Tennessee Code Annot- a Tennessee limited liability part- 3/4 ated. nership Substitute Trustee doubt, was a statement. Upperman also found ways to 10130 Perimeter Parkway “We got off to a great start,” score around the towering Advertisement for Bids Grand Jury Foreman Suite 400 Coach McWilliams said. “That Blevins, including drawing him c/o Judge David Patterson Charlotte, NC 28216 was the key to it. The kids were away from the basket to allow 321 E. Spring St., Suite 305 Phone: (704) 333-8107 TOWN OF MONTEREY Cookeville, TN 38501 ready to go. We had shootaround an opening for the Bees’ of- Fax: (704) 333-8156 Owner Phone: 931-525-1699 www.auction.com earlier and we were just as loose fense. as we’ve been. We were relaxed “We used Josh on the perimeter 302 E. COMMERCIAL AVENUE The Grand Jury will next meet File No. 16-104757 and ready to get after it. They’ve quite a bit,” McWilliams said. Address on Monday, April 4, 2016, at the 2/19, 26, 3/4 Putnam County Justice Center. all, during this season, learned “He’s big and athletic and can MONTEREY, TN 38574 You may be prosecuted for per- SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S what sacrificing is and taking it play out there. That’s part of the jury for any oral or written state- SALE upon their shoulders and doing offensive package we use. We Separate sealed Bids for the ment which you make under whatever they need for the team had to open the lane a little bit construction of (briefly describe oath to the Grand Jury, when Sale at public auction will be on nature, scope, and major ele- you know the statement to be March 14, 2016 at 12:00PM to win. That’s the kind of effort and the kids started making some ments of the Work) false, and when the statement local time, at the front door, Put- we’ve had.” shots. It changed how they were touches on a matter material to nam County Courthouse, 421 The closest York was able to trying to defend the screens. The CONTRACT 215 – PRUITT the point in question. East Spring Street, Cookeville, get the deficit down to was 12 kids executed exactly what they PUMP STATION Tennessee, pursuant to Deed of MARCIA BORYS Trust executed by Michael D points, helped as the Dragons were taught and what they know. will be received by CIRCUIT COURT CLERK Sagers and Kristy Sagers, to outscored Upperman 14-10 in They made the plays.” TOWN OF MONTEREY PUTNAM COUNTY Kevin Jones, Trustee, on July TENNESSEE 13, 2007 at Record Book 406, at the office of 03/04 Page 90; all of record in the Put- TOWN OF MONTEREY, TOWN nam County Register's Office. HALL, TN 38574 SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S Party entitled to enforce security SALE interest: U.S. Bank National As- LADY VOLS: until 2:00 P.M., (Local Time) sociation as Indenture Trustee March 31, 2016, and then at Sale at public auction will be on for Springleaf Mortgage Loan said office publicly opened and March 17, 2016 at 12:00PM Trust 2013-2, Mortgage-Backed read aloud. local time, at the front door, Put- Notes, Series 2013-2, its suc- Bench had 21 nam County Courthouse, 421 cessors and assigns East Spring Street, Cookeville, The following real estate located The Contract Documents may Tennessee, pursuant to Deed of in Putnam County, Tennessee, be examined electronically at Trust executed by Dianna Cox, will be sold to the highest call points, 12 rebounds www.jchengr.com or at the fol- to Douglas R. Johnson, Trustee, bidder subject to all unpaid lowing locations: on September 27, 2006 at Re- taxes, prior liens and encum- cord 344, Page 373, Instrument brances of record: From Page B1 • Town of Monterey, 302 E. No. 66962; all of record in the Being a certain tract or parcel of Commercial Avenue,Putnam County Register's Of- land lying and being in the Tenth Monterey, TN 38574 chances. fice. Civil District of Putnam County, Party entitled to enforce security Tennessee and being more par- DeShields, Nared and Co. never let it seem like a possibility, leading • James C. Hailey & Company, interest: CitiMortgage, Inc., its ticularly described as follows: from start to finish. Jordan Reynolds chipped in 10 points for Ten- 7518 Highway 70S, Suite 100, successors and assigns Beginning at a 1/2" rebar set in nessee, and the Lady Vols’ bench finished with 21 points, 12 re- Nashville, TN 37221 The following real estate located the east right-of-way of Lafay- bounds and eight assists. in Putnam County, Tennessee, ette School Road, said point be- If you choose to bid, CON- will be sold to the highest call ing located S 27 deg. 40' 44" E “Whenever it comes tournament time, our coaches always emphasis TRACT BID DOCUMENTS may bidder subject to all unpaid 112.43' from the southernmost it’s a new life,” Reynolds said. “Postseason, anybody can be taken be obtained at the office of taxes, prior liens and encum- corner of the lands of down on any given night, so there’s really no turning back from here JAMES C. HAILEY & COM- brances of record: Winchester (292/455), said point PANY, Consulting Engineers, Located in the 14th Civil District being the southernmost corner on out. It’s really one-and-done now. You don’t know how many 7518 Highway 70 South, Suite games you have left. You don’t always know if you can continue, so of Putnam County, Tennessee, of the lands retained by the 100, Nashville, Tennessee and more particularly described Grantors and the westernmost you have to give it your all in each game. That’s what they’ve been 37221, upon a NON-REFUND- as follows: corner of the property described emphasizing lately.” ABLE payment of $50.00. herein; thence, leaving said Devin Cosper led the Razorbacks with 20 points. Leading scorer Beginning at a stake at the road right-of-way and creating a new PAPER COPIES OF THE Jessica Jackson added 12 on 5-of-18 shooting. 145 feet East of Davis northw- severance line with the lands re- PLANS AND SPECIFICA- est boundary line of the Davis tained by the Grantors for two “That’s kind of been all season long,” Arkansas coach Jimmy Dykes TIONS MAY BE OBTAINED home tract, and running thence (2) calls as follows: N 54 deg. 54' said. “If she’s not scoring, it’s kind of hard for us to get to 60.” FROM JAMES C. HAILEY & East 70 feet with said road to a 10" E 214.97' to a 1/2" rebar set, TIP-INS COMPANY UPON A NON-RE- stake and oak pointers; thence S 39 deg. 02' 49" E 195.25' to a FUNDABLE PAYMENT OF South 208 feet to a stake and 3/8" rebar found, said point be- Arkansas: Was eliminated in its opening game for the fifth time in $200.00 PER EACH SET. as many tries as the No. 10 seed. ... Managed just 10 bench points. two maple pointers; thence West ing the northernmost corner of 66 feet to a stake, being the the lands of Mathis (296/475) No bidder may withdraw his bid ... Cosper and Jackson combined to take 37 of the team’s 64 shots. corner of a tract of land con- and the easternmost corner of Tennessee: Won its opening game in the SEC tournament for the within 60 days after the actual date of opening thereof. veyed previously to Clara Davis the property described herein; 23rd consecutive year. Last opening-game loss came in 1993. ... Im- Lee; thence northward about thence leaving the lands re- proved to 28-3 all-time against Arkansas. ... Trying to become the Bill Wiggins, Mayor 208 feet to the beginning, con- tained by the Grantors and run- lowest seed to win the SEC tournament since ninth-seeded Auburn February 2016 taining in all about one-third of ning with the northwestern line of an acre, be the same more or the lands of Mathis and a fence edged Florida for the 1997 title. Date 3/4 less, and being the Eastern por- S 72 deg. 21' 14" W 288.70' to a HOME-COURT ADVANTAGE tion of a tract of land heretofore 1/2" rebar set in the east right-of- Tennessee’s fans turned Jacksonville into Knoxville south, domi- conveyed by R.L. & R.C. Walker way of Lafayette School Road, nating both sides of the arena. “I think we had, at one point I turned to Parazetta Davis under the said point being the western- date of September 6, 1918. This most corner of the lands of around and counted, we had 14 (fans) here,” Dykes said. “You saw also being the property con- Mathis and the southernmost what they had. But that’s OK. That had nothing to do with the ball- veyed to Hessie Davis Neal from corner of the property described game. Absolutely nothing. Absolutely nothing. It’s about what they Parzetta Davis by Warranty herein; thence, leaving the lands did on the floor and what we didn’t do on the floor.” Deed dated April 16, 1928, re- of Mathis and running with said UP NEXT corded February 14, 1984, in right-of-way for two (2) calls as Book 254, page 427, Register's follows; N 05 deg. 25' 13" W Arkansas is done for the season. Office of Putnam County, Ten- 56.38' to a 1/2" rebar set, N 17 Tennessee plays No. 15 Texas A&M on Friday. nessee. The said Hessie Davis deg. 14" 12" W 62.22' to the

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Serving Cookeville for BUSY BEES Preschool is now sume to guidelines are observed. The Herald Citizen has installed over 15 yrs. 931-Windows taking applications for enroll- [email protected] o High school diploma or equi- an after hours drop box for ment. Our professional staff of- valent required. Requires minim- Accounting Manager ! Circulation Dept. payments 127 Sheetrock,Drywall fers care for ages 6 wks through Fast-Paced Local Manufactur- ing Company has immediate um of 1-year previous related ! Classified Dept. payments 5 yrs of age. We are offering a experience, training or equival- ! Letters to the Editor LUNA'S DRYWALL special enrollment - 2nd week openings for experienced main- tenance workers. Two years’ ex- ent combination of education Qualifications: BS in ! Community News Bulletin Sheetrock Work: Hang, finish, free with non-refundable deposit and experience. ! I Like to Know Questions touch up. No job too big/small. of 1st week enrollment. 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Building Service Attendant - maintain, employee scheduling, CB Trucking is an asset based truckload carrier with primary service ISA Certified Arborist, YMCA- Cleaning experience re- complete quality assurance pro- lanes within a 1000 mile radius of Cookeville, TN. We pride ourselves in 349-2288 #SO-5152-AT quired must be able to lift 50 lbs gram daily and complete patient doing the small things right, taking care of our employees and offering Same day service/Saturdays 537-6829 / 261-1967 & work off ladder,available for surveys daily. Police assigned unmatched service to our customers. Our commitment to excellent weekdays and weekends10- areas at the beginning of each service and above average retention has allowed our company to grow WOULD LIKE to clean homes. LOCAL LOGGING Company 15hrs a week possible.mornings Also, specializing in carpet looking for timber to cut. Free shift, respond to Housekeeping and we are currently looking for a Load Planner/Broker to be located in to midday stop by to apply no pages and perform other tasks our Cookeville, TN operations center. cleaning. Dependable, ref's & Estimates. Call (931)808-5347 phone calls please. exp'd. Call 931-260-8070 as assigned by Director. 135 Yard Work/Related “Busy Auto/RV Dealership is EDUCATION: High school dip- Primary Responsibilities : seeking a technician to add to loma or equivalent education • Secure 3 rd party trucks (broker trucks) to move customer freight. 108 Concrete,Masonry preferred. RHETT BUTLER's their team. Potential team mem- • Secure loads for company trucks, manage needs for drivers and bers must be well kept & organ- EXPERIENCE: Must have three customers. LAWN CARE year’s previous supervisory ex- BELLIS! CONCRETE Mowing, Landscaping, Mulching, ized. Complete tool set is a re- • Manage routing, time management and departmental campaigns quirement. Applicants must have perience in Environmental Ser- to ensure company objectives are achieved. Complete Concrete Work Yard Maintenance vices Management or 5 years Slabs, driveways, bsmts, sidewalks Call local cell 544-3303 valid DL & be drug free. This is a • Process driver messages and questions. Stamped & colored concrete, F/T position w/paid holidays & previous supervisory experience • Work across all departments to centrally disseminate information acid staining, exposed aggregate. LAWN MOWING: Gutter clean- vacation. Pay based upon Exp. in related fields, i.e. Hospitality, Building Management, and/or to the driving fleet including safety, maintenance and dispatch Serving Cookeville Area Since 1997 ing, light hauling. odd jobs, re- Please apply in person: 631 Hor- information. Licensed, insured. Drug free work- move old barns & buildings, gar- ace Lewis Rd, Ckvl TN 38506 Food Service Industry. place. 858-6240 / 528-6240 age cleaning. Free Est, Reason- Requirements : COOKEVILLE CONCRETE able rates. 432-0863 / 510-4040 COME JOIN THE NEW For more information and to LEADER IN PRESCRIPTION • Self-motivation. Driveways, slabs, all types of apply go to MOWING, LANDSCAPING, PACKAGING www.crmchealth.org • Listening skills. stamped concrete, all types of Pressure Washing, hauling, E.O.E. • Independent worker. metal bldgs. 20% disc to all Sr cleaning, odd jobs. Free Est. Tri State Distribution, Inc., is now • Computer literate. Citizens. Winter time special. Call 265-5775 hiring for entry level & experi- OMNI VISIONS is a multi-state • Required minimum 45 hours weekly. 40 yrs exp. Lic/Ins. (931) 284-8663 enced, skilled positions, on all placement agency that special- • Must have excellent employee relations skills. shifts. We offer a clean & safe izes in providing services for • Must have excellent communication skills, both written and verbal. 110 Construction Work YARD MAN working environment, job stabil- children in foster care. We are • Must have good interaction with our customers, vendors and with FREE Est., experienced ity, opportunities for advance- seeking a Resource Coordinator shipping personnel at our customer facilities. BOB'S Construction: Specializ- Low rates, great work. ment, competitive compensation for our Cookeville area. Provide • Must have knowledge of DOT rules and regulations. ing in concrete, brick/block, addi- Mowing. + benefits, including paid vaca- support, consultation & training • Ability to adapt easily to change. tions, remodels, hardwood/tile, 931-432-2494 or 931-261-4629 tions & holidays. Group health, to clients & foster/treatment par- • Must have strong problem solving abilities. roofing, building packages, and dental, vision, disability, & life in- ents including transportation. • Must have an impeccable work ethic. WOULD LIKE to do yard work surance, is also available. High Bachelor’s degree in social ser- all your construction needs. Call • Must have geographical knowledge of the United States. Lic'd/Ins'd. Quality Work • Afford- School Diploma or GED equival- vices or related field, with a min- (931)650-1005 imum of one year of experience. • Current transportation experience a plus. able Prices 931-319-6107. ent + background check/pre-hire • Education; high school or equivalent. Greener Grass Landscaping & drug screen Req’d. Apply in per- Richard Wentworth at 931-267- B&B ROOFING Lawncare. Veteran owned & op- son from 8am-4:30pm, or send 3174, or Brenda Stanton at Roof Repairs & Replacements. erated, Res./Comm., free estim- resume to Human Resources at 615-479-5937. If you are self-driven in achieving the goals set by management, and Home Repairs & Remodeling, ates, yearly contracts available, 600 Vista Dr, Sparta, TN, 38583, have the capability of managing truck drivers, please submit resume with Comm/Res. Lic'd/Ins'd. Free Est. Kyle Farley 931-239-6183, or by fax at 931-738-2019. Tri Contact me, if you have any work and pay history to [email protected] , or apply in person at Call (931)526-6557 Wesley Goff 931-265-8841 State Distribution is an EOE. questions. 7052 Roberts Matthews Hwy., Cookeville, TN 38506. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 4, 2016 — B5 215 Employment Opp. 215 Employment Opp. 410 Cycles & ATVs 540 Firewood/Stoves 720 Apts/Duplex For Rent 825 Homes For Sale

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CHA, SUNDAY - MARCH 6 time for patients and hospital de- Cookeville, TN. 38501 PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real estate adver- Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, tised in this newspaper is subject to the Federal appls, W/D HU. detached gar- 2PM - 4PM partments. Fair Housing Act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- Washington, DC 20580, or you HAVING A HARD TIME SEE- man Rights Act which makes it illegal to adver- age, hardwood floors $600 + 720 Liberty Ct. can go online to ING the print in your favorite tise "any preference, limitation or discrimination dep. No pets. 839-6259 From PCCH E on Spring, N on EDUCATION: High School Dip- http://www.fraud.org/. Newspaper, Magazine or Bible based on race, color, religion, sex, familial status loma or GED. or national origin, handicap/disability or an inten- Old Kentucky R, L on This message is a public service of or ever had trouble reading the tion to make any such preference, limitation or 730 Mobile Homes/Rent Jamestown Rd, R on Liberty Ct., the Herald-Citizen & telephone directory or a map? discrimination." This newspaper will not know- Village Green S/D on Cul-de- EXPERIENCE: Previous experi- Regional Buyers Guide. ingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are in- sac. Smart kitchen re-model. ence preferred in a medical set- formed that all dwellings advertised in this news- 1BR MOBILE Home, vinyl sid- ting involving clerical and basic Now Available paper are available on an equal opportunity ba- Family room w/fireplace, master 241 Health Care Emp. sis. Equal Housing Opportunity, M/F. ing, shingle roof, Exc. Cond, nice medical terminology. 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Cable, Water/Appl's Furnished 40, Exit 280 go left off exit, R. on Pool & Spa Depot of Ckvl, TN is OVER 100 LOCATIONS Olan Maxwell $199,900 Hostess: looking for Exp'd subcontractors BETHESDA Kids Welcome; Some Pets in Andrea Dyer. See our display ad for above ground pool installa- Health Care Center Live within the city limits in Sunday, March 6th's Herald Designated Apts. Citizen classifieds for more de- tions for the 2016 season. Sub- We are an equal opportunity employer of Algood or Cookeville? contractor must provide their Open Mon - Fri tails. SOARD PROPERTIES American Way Real Estate own worker's compensation, li- 283 ability insurance & equipment. Trucking Emp. You MUST go to your 526-1988 526-9581 / 239-4700 Position is F/T & weekends are Storage units available Northgate Business Park: SUNDAY, MARCH 6th CDL DRIVER: Class A OTR city’s business office to req'd. Excellent pay & career op- 4800 SF Ground level & 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM w/good record needed. 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The Associated Press Shaun Livingston had 11 points and eight assists ing streak on his old home floor. off the bench. Booed almost every time he touched the ball, OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Stephen Curry SPURS 94, PELICANS 86 Rondo was the steady hand the Kings needed scored 33 points in his return from an ankle in- NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Kawhi Leonard late. He missed a January loss at Dallas when jury and the Golden State Warriors tied an capped 30-point, 11-rebound performance with a Sacramento blew a lead in double overtime to NBA record by winning their 44th straight reg- huge 3-pointer in the final minute, and San Anto- keep alive the Mavericks’ longest home winning ular-season home game, 121-106 over the nio extended its winning streak to seven games streak against one opponent. Oklahoma City Thunder on Thursday night. with a victory over New Orleans. DeMarcus Cousins had 22 points and 13 re- Five days after tying the LaMarcus Aldridge had 26 points and Danny bounds as the Kings snapped a four-game losing NBA mark with 12 3-pointers Green scored 11 for the Spurs, who trailed 86- streak with just their fifth win in the past 17 in an overtime win at Okla- 82 before closing the game on a 12-0 run during games. homa City, Curry went 5 of 15 the final 3:10. Chandler Parsons scored 28 to lead the Maver- from long range in the re- Leonard was 12-of-22 shooting, including 6 for icks, who had a three-game winning streak match. But he got more than 10 from 3-point range, one night after San An- snapped in the finale of a six-game homestand, enough help from his bench to tonio clinched its 19th straight playoff berth with their longest of the season. help the Warriors (55-5) tie a victory at home against Detroit. HEAT 108, SUNS 92 one record set by Chicago as Roundup Anthony Davis had 17 points and 13 rebounds MIAMI (AP) — Dwyane Wade scored 27 they chase the Bulls’ single- for New Orleans, which dropped its third points, Goran Dragic added 25 against his for- season mark for victories. straight. Eric Gordon scored 23 points. mer team and Miami never trailed on the way to The Bulls won 44 consecutive home games The Pelicans missed their last six shots and beating Phoenix for its third straight victory. from March 30, 1995, until April 4, 1996. That allowed the Spurs to grab a pair of critical of- Luol Deng scored 12 and Hassan Whiteside helped them set the record with 72 wins in 1995- fensive rebounds that led to five second- grabbed 11 rebounds for Miami, which led by as 96, a mark the Warriors remain on pace to sur- chance points during San Antonio’s many as 21 in the first half. pass after beating the Thunder for the third time game-ending run. Rookie guard Devin Booker kept the Suns in Marcio Jose Sanchez | AP in as many tries this season. KINGS 104, MAVERICKS 101 the game, scoring 15 of his 34 points in the Golden State Warriors’ Stephen Curry (30) drives Kevin Durant scored 32 points for the Thunder, DALLAS (AP) — Rajon Rondo had 18 points fourth quarter. Alex Len had 12 points and 13 to the basket as Oklahoma City Thunder’s Serge who have lost six of eight since the All-Star and 12 assists in his first game in Dallas since an rebounds for Phoenix, which tied a club record Ibaka (9) defends during the first half Thursday in break. ugly split with the Mavericks last season, and by losing its 17th consecutive road game. The Oakland, Calif. Klay Thompson scored 21 for the Warriors, and Sacramento ended a 22-game regular-season los- Suns have dropped 30 of 33 overall. Kentucky Tigers’ win over Braves advances to KISSIMMEE, Fla. (AP) — Detroit Tigers center fielder Cameron Maybin is likely to miss the start quarterfinals of the season because of a broken left wrist. A day after Maybin was hit by a pitch thrown by The Associated Press the New York Yankees’ Luis Severino, Detroit man- ager Brad Ausmus said a scan revealed a non-dis- JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Makayla placed hairline fracture, Epps and Janee Thompson scored 17 points “The doctor said four, six weeks,” Ausmus said apiece and No. 13 Kentucky held off LSU after Thursday’s 8-2 win over the Atlanta Braves. 79-71 on Thursday to ad- “Generally that means four, six weeks for it to heal vance in the women’s SEC before you start to take part in baseball activities.” tournament. Detroit opens the season April 5 at Miami. Kentucky (22-6), the The 28-year-old Maybin was reacquired by the fifth seed in the confer- Tigers from the Braves in November for pitchers Ian ence, will face fourth- Krol and Gabe Speier. He had been expected to start Women’s seeded and No. 25-ranked in center field or possibly platoon with left-handed Florida in the quarterfinals hitting Anthony Gose. Top 25 on Friday. Another X-ray will be taken in two weeks, Ausmus Thompson had six as- said. Gose will be Detroit’s center fielder until May- sists, while Evelyn Akhator added 15 bin returns. points and 13 rebounds for the Wild- “Behind him, we don’t have a ton of center fielders cats. that are considered major league ready,” Ausmus NO. 21 MIAMI 77, said, adding Tyler Collins can play the position oc- John Raoux, File | AP PITTSBURGH 55 casionally. Detroit Tigers’ Cameron Maybin takes batting practice during a spring training baseball GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) — Adrienne After being drafted by the Tigers in 2005, Maybin workout in Lakeland, Fla. Maybin is likely to miss the start of the season because of a bro- Motley scored 19 points, Keyona Hayes has played most of his major league career with the ken left wrist. made all nine of her shots for 18 points and Marlins, San Diego and Atlanta. Maybin hit .267 Miami defeated 12th-seeded Pittsburgh in with 10 home runs, 59 RBIs and 23 stolen bases in off the feel, and I have no pain in my wrist right in two innings. the second round of the ACC Tournament. 141 games with the Braves last season. now. Obviously we’re still taking it slow.” Kinsler’s third-inning double came between dou- The fifth-seeded Hurricanes (23-7) face As for the game, Victor Martinez hit his second Freeman will play in back-to-back games for the bles by Jarrod Saltalamacchia and Anthony Gose in No. 14 Florida State, the fourth-seed, in the home run of spring training and Ian Kinsler had a first time next week. a four-run third inning. quarterfinals on Friday. The Seminoles de- three-run double. “If you didn’t know any of the stuff that’s tran- STARTING TIME feated Miami 70-67 in the regular-season Freddie Freeman homered in the first off Daniel spired, you would say he’s ready to go,” Braves Tigers: RHP Shane Greene, another rotation can- finale on Sunday. Norris, the only hit Norris allowed in two in- manager Fredi Gonzalez. didate, pitched two innings of shutout relief. Led by Hayes, who is 16 for 16 in two nings. The power-hitting first baseman is easing Martinez had an RBI single in the first against UP NEXT games against the Panthers this season, the into his spring routine after injuring a wrist last Sean Newcomb, who gave up three runs and four Tigers: RHP Justin Verlander gets his first start Fri- Hurricanes shot a season-high 60 percent summer. walks. Newcomb left the game after a pair of four- day against the New York Yankees in Lakeland. (33 for 55), eclipsing the 53 percent they “I think I’ve hit six days in a row. Everything’s pitch walks starting the second. Braves: RHP Lucas Sims is slated to face the made in the earlier 24-point win over the feeling good, no pain,” Freeman said. “I would say Martinez homered leading off the fourth against Philadelphia Phillies at Clearwater. ... Julio Teheran Panthers. we’re ahead of schedule, yeah. I’m kind of going Chris Volstad, who allowed five runs and five hits is to pitch in a minor league game. Yacine Diop and Brenna Wise led Pitts- burgh (13-18), which shot 31 percent in the first half and 39 for the game, with 17 points apiece. Ducks break franchise record with 10th straight win

The Associated Press Kessel scored into an empty net for with 9:31 left and Marcus Foligno AVALANCHE 3, PANTHERS 2 the Penguins, who frustrated had a goal and two assists in the Buf- DENVER (AP) — Gabriel Lan- GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Corey Rangers goaltender Henrik falo Sabres’ win over the Calgary deskog had a goal and an assist, Austin Peay Perry had a goal and two assists, Lundqvist midway through the sec- Flames. Calvin Pickard made 24 of his 38 Jamie McGinn and Rickard Rakell ond and chased him with a three-goal The loss extended the Flames’ skid saves in the third period, and the scored on Anaheim’s first two shots, flurry at the end of the period. to 0-6-1 and dropped into last place Colorado Avalanche beat the Florida upsets TSU and the Ducks tied a franchise record Marc-Andre Fleury stopped 27 in the Western Conference. Panthers. with their 10th straight victory by shots for the Penguins and is one Jack Eichel, Nicolas Deslauriers, Jaromir Jagr had an assist on routing the Arizona Coyotes 5-1 on away from becoming the 20th goalie Rasmus Ristolainen and Evander Florida’s first goal to tie Gordie NASHVILLE (AP) — John Murry hit a 3- Thursday night. in NHL history to reach 350 wins. Kane, with an empty-netter, also Howe for third in career points with pointer and Josh Robinson made five free Cam Fowler and BRUINS 4, BLACKHAWKS 2 scored in helping Buffalo extend its 1,850. Jagr, in his 22nd season, ranks throws in the final 24 seconds to give Austin Josh Manson also BOSTON (AP) — Patrice Bergeron home dominance over Calgary. The third in goals with 743 and his 1,107 Peay a 74-72 victory over Tennessee State on scored, and Fred- and Brad Marchand each had a goal Sabres improved to 10-0-2 in their assists are sixth. He is 37 points be- Thursday night in an Ohio Valley Conference erik Andersen and an assist to help lead the Boston past 12 home games against the hind Mark Messier for second. quarterfinal. stopped 27 shots as Bruins over the Chicago Black- Flames, with their last regulation Matt Duchene and Mikkel Boedker Eighth-seeded Austin Peay (16-17) moves Anaheim stayed hawks. loss a 3-1 defeat on March 15, 1996. also scored and Tyson Barrie had two on to face top-seeded Belmont on Friday. atop the Pacific Di- Roundup Ryan Spooner and Loui Eriksson WILD 2, MAPLE LEAFS 1 assists for Colorado. Josh Robinson scored 17 points to lead the vision. The Ducks also had goals for Boston, which TORONTO (AP) — Mikko Koivu SHARKS 3, CANUCKS 2 Governors. Chris Horton had 15 points, 12 matched the 2013- won for the fifth time in seven and Mikael Granlund scored power- VANCOUVER, British Columbia rebounds and four assists, and Murry finished 14 team’s winning streak despite in- games. The Bruins now prepare to play goals to lead the Minnesota (AP) — Patrick Marleau scored the with seven points. jured captain Ryan Getzlaf’s face the Washington Capitals, the Wild past the Toronto Maple Leafs. go-ahead goal in the third period and Wayne Martin had 15 points and 13 re- absence. NHL’s points leader, on Saturday, Devan Dubnyk had 21 saves for the the San Jose Sharks won their third bounds for No. 4 seed Tennessee State (20- Anthony Duclair scored, and Niklas before heading out on the road for Wild, who hold the second wild-card straight, beating the Vancouver 10). Keron Deshields and Tahjere McCall Treutle allowed five goals on 16 six of the next eight games. playoff spot in the Western Conference. Canucks. scored 16 points apiece. shots in first NHL start for the Coy- OILERS 4, FLYERS 0 Jake Gardiner gave the Leafs the Brent Burns and Tomas Hertl had a The Governors took the lead for good, 69- otes in their seventh straight loss. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Taylor lead early in the second period and goal and an assist each for the 67, on Murry’s 3. The Tigers committed a LIGHTNING 4, SENATORS 1 Hall, Nail Yakupov, Patrick Maroon Garret Spars — making his second Sharks, who rebounded from a 2-0 turnover on their next possession, and Murry OTTAWA, Ontario (AP) — Ben and Lauri Korpikoski all scored, and start since being recalled from deficit to remain third in the Pacific then made 5 of 6 from the line to seal it. Bishop made 33 saves and the Tampa Cam Talbot made 35 saves to lead Toronto of the AHL last weekend, Division. Martin Jones made 28 Austin Peay is playing in their first confer- Bay Lightning tied a franchise record Edmonton to its third straight vic- finished with 20 saves. saves for San Jose. ence tournament since losing in the opening with their eighth straight victory. tory. ISLANDERS 4, JETS 3, OT KINGS 3, CANADIENS 2 round to Jacksonville State in 2012. Cedric Paquette, Ondrej Palat, Talbot, in his ninth straight start, WINNIPEG, Manitoba (AP) — LOS ANGELES (AP) — Anze Ko- Morehead State 75, Murray State 66 Nikita Kucherov and Steven earned his second shutout of the sea- Kyle Okposo scored off a quirky re- pitar and Tanner Pearson scored less NASHVILLE (AP) — Anthony Elechi Stamkos — into an empty net — son and 10th of his career. bound 2:20 into overtime to lift the than 3 minutes apart early in the first scored 17, on 6-of-8 shooting, with nine re- scored for the Lightning, who Top rookie Connor McDavid had an New York Islanders over the Win- period and Dwight King scored on a bounds, and Lyonell Gaines had 15 points wrapped up a four-game road trip. assist in his first game versus the nipeg Jets. breakaway in the third, leading the and 10 boards to help No. 3 seed Morehead Marc Methot scored the lone goal Flyers since being injured against New York’s Frans Nielsen blasted Los Angeles Kings over the Mon- State beat sixth-seeded Murray State 75-66 for the Ottawa Senators. Andrew them in Philadelphia’s 4-2 win at Ed- the puck toward the net, but it hit Jets treal Canadiens. in the quarterfinals of the Ohio Valley Con- Hammond, making his first start monton on Nov. 3. The 2015 No. 1 forward Nikolaj Ehlers in the face. The victory kept the Kings tied for ference tournament Thursday night. since Feb. 11, made 25 saves. overall pick missed 37 games after Okposo got the rebound and shot it the Pacific Division lead with the Xavier Moon added 16 points for Morehead PENGUINS 4, RANGERS 1 breaking his clavicle when he was in past Michael Hutchinson. Anaheim Ducks, who come to Sta- State, which will face No. 2 seed Tennessee- PITTSBURGH (AP) — Sidney ridden hard into the boards by Calvin de Haan, Shane Prince and ples Center for a Saturday matinee. Martin (18-13) in the semifinals Friday. Crosby, Evgeni Malkin and Patric Philadelphia’s Brandon Manning, Anders Lee also scored, and Thomas Jonathan Quick finished with 13 Murray State (17-14) got 16 first-half points Hornqvist each scored in the final who watched from the press box as a Greiss stopped 26 shots as the Is- saves in the opener of a five-game from Bryce Jones to take a 36-29 lead into 2:13 of the second period, leading healthy scratch. landers improved to 5-1 on their sea- homestand. He handed the Canadiens the break, but shot just 34.6 percent from the the Pittsburgh Penguins past the New SABRES 6, FLAMES 3 son-high seven-game road trip that their only shutout loss of the season field, including 2 of 11 (18.2 percent) from York Rangers. BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Johan concludes Sunday against the on Dec. 17, making a season-high 45 3-point range, after halftime. Malkin added two assists and Phil Larsson scored the go-ahead goal crosstown-rival New York Rangers. saves in a 3-0 victory.