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Herald-CitizenWEDNESDAY,Herald-Citizen JANUARY 22, 2020 | COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE 118TH YEAR | NO. 15 75 CENTS Boyd resigns as Director of Schools BY JIM HERRIN diately,” Boyd is what is best for him and his express the true level of admi- (Wednesday) for the purpose HERALD-CITIZEN said in a letter to family at this time.” ration I have for the educators of accepting Boyd’s resigna- board members. In the letter submitted to and all that support them in tion and to appoint an Interim The Putnam County School “Ongoing person- the Putnam County Board our schools and across our Director of Schools. Board will have a special al issues necessi- of Education Tuesday, Boyd school system,” Boyd said in Boyd was fi rst appointed called meeting this afternoon tate my resigna- said it had been “an honor for the letter. “I am also thankful interim Director of Schools to appoint an interim Director tion so I can give me serve the Putnam County to have had the opportunity in January 2012 and was later of Schools following the sud- my full focus to School System for the past to work with so many commu- given the job on a perma- den resignation of Jerry Boyd Boyd my family and 23 years as a teacher, princi- nity members that strive to nent basis. The school board from that job Tuesday. the future of my pal, curriculum supervisor, ensure that Putnam County is has given him consistently “It is with a heavy heart family.” technology supervisor, assis- the best community to raise, positive evaluations since that I must submit my resig- Deputy Director of Schools tant director of schools, and work, learn and thrive.” then and voted last month to nation to end my time with Corby King said, “This has director of schools for the past The school board has sched- give him a raise and extend the Putnam County School not been an easy decision for eight years.” uled a special called board his contract through June 30, System to be eff ective imme- Mr. Boyd, but he believes this “No words can adequately meeting for 5 p.m. today 2022. Free Flu dental clinic hitting Feb. 7 CRMC BY BEN WHEELER HERALD-CITIZEN

Doctors with a Heart returns to Cookeville for the 24th year, with dentists pro- hard viding free services Feb. 7. Simple procedures such as extractions, fi llings and BY KATE COOK cleanings will be provided to HERALD-CITIZEN attendees at three locations in Cookeville. The fl u has had a big eff ect on Johns Family & Implant Cookeville Regional Medical Center. Dentistry, Hintz & Oakley CRMC Chief Operating Offi cer Scott Family Dentistry and Home- Williams told the hospital’s board of town Family Dentistry will trustees the virus had “hit us hard.” feature 10 dentists and a Tuesday, Williams said fi ve direc- number of hygienists and tors — CRMC’s department heads — assistants working to provide were out with the fl u. services. “We’re encouraging everyone to “We’ll be providing free wash their hands and get a fl u shot,” dental care for those who Williams said. “And if you have symp- have fallen on hardships that toms, go home.” have kept them from getting Last week, the state Department care,” dentist Stephen Johns of Health confi rmed four people had said. “We try to off er one died in Tennessee from the fl u. State- service to whatever category wide media reported one boy was they wanted to pursue. It’s al- rushed to Vanderbilt from Cookeville ways good to give something to be treated for fl u. Several Upper back to the community.” BEN WHEELER | HERALD-CITIZEN Cumberland counties , including As far as the number of Harold Callahan visits Johns Family & Implant Dentistry to get a check-up Overton, have canceled school to from Heather Poole. The off ice is one of three sites to off er free dental work SEE DENTAL, PAGE A2 for Doctors with a Heart Feb. 7. SEE FLU, PAGE A2

Court date moved for woman charged with murder

BY PAIGE STANAGE went to the the case. HERALD-CITIZEN Grubbs’ resi- “She was originally dence where arrested for domestic The court date for a Ronald was assault, which she posted woman accused of mur- found un- bond for,” Effl er said. dering her husband has responsive, “When the grand jury been rescheduled. according to heard the case (earlier Brenda Kaye Grubbs, Grubbs the Putnam this month), they es- 71, was indicted for the County sentially bumped that second degree murder of Sheriff ’s Offi ce release. domestic charge up to the her husband, Ronald Lee Ronald was transported higher charge of second Grubbs Sr., earlier this to Cookeville Regional degree murder. month. Her new court Medical Center where he So she will not be date with Criminal Court died days later. arrested again because Judge Wesley Bray is Grubbs was arrested she was arrested for the scheduled June 1. for domestic assault in original charge of domes- Grubbs’ attorney, Doug December 2018 before tic assault relating to the CAREY AITKEN | COOKEVILLE CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT Dennis, said the case is Ronald’s death with a case.” “highly forensic” and re- $2,500 bond, which she The 13th Judicial quested the rescheduling. has since posted. District Attorney General Cedar Avenue Construction On Deb. 8, 2018, dep- The 8th Judicial Dis- Bryant Dunaway said he Cookeville Water Quality Control employee Dalton Dronebarger uties with the Putnam trict Attorney General has a confl ict with the looks over the sewer main replacement work being completed by County Sheriff ’s Offi ce Jared Effl er is overseeing case and recused himself. Elk Mountain Construction on Cedar Avenue Tuesday afternoon. herald-citizen.com INDEX 2 sections | 14 pages OBITUARIES Page A5 DEAR ABBY A6 COMICS A7 OPINION A4 Maxine Loftis, Cookeville Jack Brown, Allons Donna Daniels, Lebanon CALENDAR A5 CROSSWORD A7 SPORTS B1 Peyton Gunnels Sr., Cookeville Tim Callahan, Murfreesboro Mike Bray, Cookeville CLASSIFIED B3 MORE! A6 SUDOKU A7 Nancy Crowder, Gainesboro Winnie Peterson, Cookeville

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Cash 3 Morning The Putnam County Com- The sheriff ’s department 7-7-5, Lucky Sum: 19 mission took the fi rst step also received approval to Cash 4 Evening Tuesday night in developing a apply for $8,500 grant from the 3-2-5-8, Lucky Sum: 18 budget for the upcoming fi scal National Rifl e Association. Cash 4 Midday year, approving nine members Sheriff Eddie Farris said the 0-3-5-5, Lucky Sum: 13 to the Budget Committee. money would be used to sup- Cash 4 Morning “Each year, when we look at port training eff orts for the 5-8-6-4, Lucky Sum: 23 appointing the Budget Com- Citizen’s Academy and fi rearm Cash4Life mittee, there’s always more safety programs. 08-15-16-41-55 Cash Ball: 3 people that want to be on the In other action, the commis- Mega Millions committee than we have slots,” sion: 16-18-29-31-37 said County Mayor Randy • Approved budget amend- Mega Ball: 8 Porter. “I just ask that none of ments to the County General Megaplier: 3 you take it personally. It’s not and Drug Control funds. meant that way.” JIM HERRIN | HERALD-CITIZEN • Approved a request from This year’s committee Putnam County Mayor Randy Porter addresses the County Trustee Freddie Nelson to includes commissioners Commission. appoint Jeff Jones as the De- Jonathan Williams, District linquent Tax Attorney for the 0READER SERVICES0 1; Jim Martin, District 2; does each year.” Bradford and Dale Moss were 2018 real and personal proper- Address: Jordan Iwanyszyn, District Porter said he would present appointed to two-year terms on ty taxes. 1300 Neal St. 3; Chris Cassetty, District 6; a tentative calendar for Budget the Agriculture Committee. • Approved the transfer of Cookeville, TN 38501 Grover Bennett Jr., District 7: Committee meetings in Feb- Commissioners also ap- vehicles from the EMS De- Ben Rodgers, District 8; Dale ruary. proved a request for Putnam partment to the Solid Waste Mailing Address: Moss, District 9; Kathy Dunn, Commissioners also ratifi ed County EMS to apply for Department and Parks and District 11; and Mike Atwood, Porter’s appointments of Com- an Assistance to Firefi ght- Recreation Department. P.O. Box 2729 District 12. missioners Jimmy Neal, Ben ers Grant in the amount of • Approved a request from Cookeville TN 38502 “I rotate folks on and ro- Rodgers, Danny Holmes and $150,000. the County Fire Department to tate folks off and try to keep Jim Martin to the county pay If the grant is awarded, the declare a 1985 Chevrolet Mini Phone: 931-526-9715 us with a good Budget Com- scale committee, which meets county would have to come Pumper as surplus and to sell Fax: 931-526-1209 mittee,” Porter said. “I think as needed if changes need to be up with a 10 percent match of via internet/public auction. everybody that asked would do made to the pay scale of county $15,000. EMS Director Tommy • Recognized the Offi cial News a good job, and my suggestion employees. Copeland said the funding County Road List presented by [email protected] to you is that you come to the Scott Chadwell and Ben would be used to purchase new Road Supervisor Randy Jones. Sports Budget Committee meetings Rodgers were appointed to the power stair chairs to replace • Made note of a Debt Ob- [email protected] anyway. You don’t have to be a Health and Safety Standards manual units that are more ligation Report required by Advertising member to come to the meet- Board for four-year terms, than 10 years old. the state Comptroller to be [email protected] ings, (and) it’s the most im- while Ralph Mills, Charlene Stair chairs are intended to included in the minutes of the Living portant thing this commission Moss and commissioners Kim allow EMS workers to trans- County Commission meeting. [email protected] Circulation [email protected] Business News [email protected] Church News CPD offi cer investigation ongoing FLU: CRMC hard hit [email protected] BY PAIGE STANAGE after he said this week. “The FROM PAGE A1 In other matters, School News HERALD-CITIZEN self-report- Department of Agricul- Williams said the [email protected] ed to Chief ture is also investigat- stop the spread of the hospital’s safety com- Classified Ads The theft investi- Randy ing the case.” virus. Putnam Coun- mittee is looking at [email protected] gation that’s resulted Evans that Thompson said he ty offi cials have said the parking situation. in a Cookeville Police Smith was cannot give any more they’re monitoring the Anyone who’s visited Letter Guidelines sergeant being placed the subject information since the number of fl u cases CRMC knows parking All letters to the editor must be on paid administrative of a crimi- investigation is ongo- closely. can be a sticky situa- signed and include the writer’s leave happened in Over- Smith nal inves- ing. Stephanie Etter, a tion for employees and name, address and phone ton County, according tigation in “I don’t want to re- nurse and CRMC’s visitors alike. In the number. Letters are subject to to 15th Judicial District another jurisdiction. lease any more infor- infection prevention past, CRMC has had editing and/or rejection. A strict Attorney General Tom- “I’m investigating it mation and jeopardize manager, encouraged to tow the cars of folks 400-word limit will be enforced. my Thompson Jr. because the 13th Judi- the outcome of the people to clean and who aren’t visiting the Send letters to the mailing The CPD issued a cial District Attorney investigation,” he said. disinfect things that hospital, like Tennes- address listed above, or email statement Saturday that General, Bryant Dun- The 15th district don’t usually get a good see Tech students. to [email protected]. Sgt. Shannon Smith away, has a confl ict of covers Jackson, Macon, washing, like chil- Williams said had been placed on paid interest since he knows Smith, Trousdale and dren’s backpacks. Etter they’re looking at put- Order a Photo administrative leave the suspect,” Thompson Wilson counties. also suggested hand ting up gates to sep- Every photograph taken by a sanitizer, frequent arate parking areas, Herald-Citizen photographer hand washing, and and having employees and published in the paper staying out of crowds. park behind the gates. is available for purchase. Go to www.herald-citizen.com and click on “Photo Gallery.” 0ARRESTS0 Also, many photos included in online stories are available for Carol J. Herron, of pended license and purchase. Baxter Road, Baxter; evading arrest; bond arrested by the Put- is $2,250. Subscriptions nam County Sheriff ’s Whitney D. Fuchs, To subscribe, call 931-526-9715. Off ice for filing false of Laurell Avenue, Visa, MasterCard, Discover reports and aggra- Sparta; arrested by and AmEx accepted. vated assault; bond is the CPD for tamper- Rates: $10,000. ing with evidence 3 mo 6 mo 1yr John R. Coleman, Jr., and manufacturing/ Carrier or of Grundy Quarles delivering/selling/pos- Mail: 385 Highway, Gainesboro; session methamphet- Zip Code $28 $54 $95 BEN WHEELER | HERALD-CITIZEN arrested by the Baxter amine; bond is $5,000. Print & Doctors with a Heart returns to Cookeville to provide free dental care Police Department Philip Wayne Lee, E-Edition $29 $56 $98 Feb. 7 at three Cookeville dentistries. In front, from left, are: Dr. Ben for manufacturing/ of East Main Street, E-Edition Only $21 $42 $84 Oakley, Dr. Taylor Enochs Engler and Dr. Brandon Smith. In back: Dr. delivering/selling/pos- Livingston; arrested Mail: Outside Keith Hodgkin, Dr. Matthew Whitson, Dr. Mary Johns, Dr. Steve Johns session methamphet- by the CPD for man- 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 and Dr. Jason Hintz. Not pictured are Dr. Justin Slager and Dr. John amine; bond is $7,500. ufacturing/delivering/ Mail: Outside Wesley Halliburton. Donald I. Modlin, of selling/possession Tennessee $82 $132 $220 Heather Drive, Spar- methamphetamine; ta; arrested by the bond is $10,000. Miss Your Paper? DENTAL: Free clinic Feb. 7 at three locations Cookeville Police De- Jessica A. Dillon, Your carrier is an independent partment for burglary; of McCaskey Court, contractor. However, as a service FROM PAGE A1 education and proper able,” Johns said. “The bond is $1,000. Cookeville; arrested by to our subscribers, our circulation care are a part of that cost of a root canal is Leigh Ann Kitchens, the PCSO for aggra- department is open from 8 a.m. patients the dentists see, process too. It has im- going to be prohibitive of Shelden Young vated criminal tres- until 4 p.m. Monday, 8 a.m. until 5 Johns said it has ranged proved with more insur- for many.” Lane, Gainesboro; pass; bond is $500. p.m. Tuesday-Friday and from anywhere from 50 to ance and government Dentists involved arrested by the PCSO Jared D. Conner, of 7-9 a.m. Sunday to answer calls. 80 in his offi ce alone. programs available. hope to be able to for introducing con- Maddux Court, Al- Call 931-526-9715. Another free dentistry “Teeth don’t have continue off ering the traband into a penal good; arrested by the opportunity will be the to be lost. You’re not service moving forward facility; bond is $1,000. CPD for manufactur- Herald-Citizen RAM Clinic in March. destined to lose them. and providing service Richard Charles ing/delivering/selling/ USPS 313-680 Johns said it’s import- That can be overcome to those in need, which Wolfe, of McBroom possession metham- ISSN 8750-5541 ant to begin education with increased knowl- seems to be lowering. Chapel Road, Cookev- phetamine; bond is The Herald-Citizen is published on oral health early to edge and proper care at “Last year was a little ille; arrested by the $20,000. mornings Tuesday through Friday develop healthy habits home.” less, but the need is still PCSO for aggravat- Joshua Anthony, of and Sunday except New Year’s Day, at a young age in an The fi nancial aspect there,” Johns said. ed assault; bond is Fisk Road, Cookeville; Independence Day, Thanksgiving area that has tradi- also plays a role in the Registration for Day and Christmas Day by Cookeville $5,000. arrested by the PCSO Newspapers, Inc., at 1300 Neal St., tionally struggled with barrier between those in patients will begin in Reagan A. Patton, for aggravated as- P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. dental health. need of dental care and the morning and there of Bunker Hill Road, sault; bond is $4,000. Periodicals postage paid at Cookeville “I think it’s more a being able to aff ord it. will be a cut-off num- Cookeville; arrested Craig Richard Estes, TN. POSTMASTER: send address mental attitude of how Johns said it certainly is ber of patients that has by the CPD for do- of North Goodpasture changes to Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville TN 38502. people are brought up,” an aspect, but bad habits been predetermined by mestic assault; bond Street, Livingston; The Herald-Citizen is a member of Johns said. “A lot of of smoking and highly the offi ces. Johns said is $1,000. arrested by the CPD the Tennessee Press Association their parents have lost acidic drinks contrib- they try to see as many Rocky Joe Smith, for manufacturing/ and the Associated Press. The As- their teeth and they uting to teeth decay are as possible, but due to of Dodson Branch delivering/selling/ sociated Press is entitled exclusively to use for publication news printed in come up with the think- also a factor. some of the lengthier Highway, Cookeville; possession metham- the Herald-Citizen. ing that they’ll have the “In this setting, teeth extractions, the number arrested by the CPD phetamine; bond is same situation. Proper are usually not restor- can vary. for driving with a sus- $5,000.

Jack McNeely WEATHER Editor & Publisher Today Thursday Friday with a low around 34. Almanac Lindsay McReynolds Mostly sunny, with a high near A 20% chance of showers after A 90% chance of showers and Wednesday is the 22nd day of Managing Editor 46. noon. Cloudy, with a high near 51. possibly a thunderstorm. High Saturday the year, with 344 remaining. near 48. A 30% chance of rain and snow The sun sets at 4:58 p.m. and Roger Wells Tonight Thursday Night showers before noon, then rain will rise at 6:48 a.m. Thursday. Advertising Director Mostly cloudy, with a low around An 80% chance of showers and Friday Night showers. Cloudy, with a high The moon is a waning crescent 32. possibly a thunderstorm after A 30% chance of rain showers near 41. with 5% of the visible disc Keith McCormick midnight. Low around 40. before midnight, then scattered illuminated. Circulation Manager rain and snow showers. Cloudy, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2020 NEWS HERALD-CITIZEN A3 herald-citizen.com County Commission Awards Sen. McConnell eases impeachment trial limits

WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. Senate plunged into Presi- dent Donald Trump’s impeachment trial on Tuesday with Repub- licans abruptly aban- doning plans to cram opening arguments into two late-night sessions and Democrats arguing JIM HERRIN | HERALD-CITIZEN for more witnesses to Jake Hoot, winner of “The Voice” TV singing competition, is recognized expose Trump’s “trifec- as Putnam County Citizen of the Month for January. From left, ta” of off enses. Commissioner Jimmy Neal, County Clerk Wayne Nabors, Commissioner Chief Justice John Kim Bradford, Hoot, and commissioners Cindy Adams and Cathy Reel. Roberts gaveled open the session, with House AP prosecutors on one This artist sketch depicts White House counsel side, Trump’s team Pat Cipollone speaking in the Senate chamber on the other, in the during the impeachment trial against President well of the Senate, as Donald Trump. senators sat silently at their desks, under oath a trial proceeding over lawyers insisted the to do “impartial jus- whether the president’s president did nothing tice.” No cellphones or actions toward Ukraine wrong. “Absolutely no other electronics were warranted removal case,” Cipollone said. allowed. from offi ce. Rep. Adam Schiff , Opening day “It’s time to start chairman of the House stretched into the night. with this trial,” said Intelligence Committee, Senators returned to White House Coun- opened for the prosecu- the chamber after 8 sel Pat Cipollone, the tion saying America’s p.m. following a dinner president’s lead lawyer, Founders added the JIM HERRIN | HERALD-CITIZEN break. Republicans voicing impatience as remedy of impeachment Ashley Swann of Food to the Rescue is presented a special award at turned back Demo- the proceedings opened in the Constitution with Tuesday’s County Commission meeting. From left, Commissioner Jimmy cratic amendments to in public after weeks of “precisely this type Neal, County Clerk Wayne Nabors, Commissioner Kim Bradford, Swann, subpoena documents delay. of conduct in mind — and commissioners Cathy Reel and Cindy Adams. from the White House Cipollone scoff ed conduct that abuses and State Department. that the House charges the power of offi ce for Sen. Majority Lead- against Trump were a personal benefi t, that er Mitch McConnell “ridiculous,” insisting undermines our nation- stunned senators and the president “has done al security, and that delayed the start of pro- absolutely nothing invites foreign interfer- ceedings with his deci- wrong.” ence in the democratic sion to back off some of The White House process of an election.” his proposed rules. legal team did not dis- Said Schiff : “It is the To begin, 24 hours of pute Trump’s actions, trifecta of constitution- opening arguments for when he called Ukraine al misconduct justify- each side will be spread and asked for a “favor,” ing impeachment.’’ over three days. which was to inves- The other lead lawyer As the visitors’ tigate Democrat Joe on Trump’s team, Jay gallery fi lled with Biden as the U.S. was Sekulow, retorted, “I’ll guests and Trump’s withholding military give you a trifecta,” out- most ardent House aid the ally desperately lining complaints over allies lining the back needed as it faced off the House Democrats’ rows, the day quickly with hostile Russia impeachment inquiry took on the cadence of on its border. But the process. New Cookeville Police Offi cers Tennessee lawmakers seek answers James Cannon and Matthew Pennycuff were sworn in as new police off icers at the Cookeville Police Department last week. Off icers Cannon, the third from the left, and Pennycuff , fourth from the right, were to corrections audit questions surrounded by family and Chief Randy Evans, far right, after the ceremony. NASHVILLE (AP) The report warned not covered under a — Tennessee lawmak- that the decision to use contract, so there is a ers grilled the state’s a nonapproved credit possibility under the correction agency for system has exposed law for someone in that answers on Tuesday the state to possible position to recover rea- Seat belt use increases after a scathing audit litigation and fi nancial sonable value for those found the department consequences. services,” she added. failed on many levels Members of a legisla- Inglis said it would to ensure the safety of tive panel showed signs take several more inmates and the public. of visible agitation weeks before the agen- in Tennessee in 2019 The 200-page report when the department cy would have a better — prepared by the Ten- said it was still re- answer surrounding BY PAIGE STANAGE 2019, which is a decrease occupants. nessee comptroller’s searching the issue. the $2 million because HERALD-CITIZEN from 72 crashes in 2018 Vehicles observed offi ce — listed 18 neg- “This is unbeliev- she still needed to meet with 44 unbelted occu- included cars, pickup ative fi ndings, among able,” said Republican with the attorney gen- There has been a pants. trucks, vans, and SUVs. them that the correc- state Sen. Steve Dicker- eral’s offi ce. signifi cant increase in “We conduct seat belt Overall, female occu- tion agency failed to son of Hendersonville. “I’m very concerned overall seat belt usage surveys, and what we pants displayed a higher compile accurate data “This is egregious.” about the fact that in Tennessee compared have found is that seat usage rate (96.7 percent) on inmate deaths, mis- The department has we’ve left $2 million on to previous years, belt usage varies from than males (87.9 per- handled sexual abuse known about the fi nd- the table,” said Majority according to the Ten- diff erent areas of Put- cent). and harassment cases ings since November, Caucus Chairman Ken nessee Highway Safety nam County,” said THP Pickup truck occu- and badly handled high but the audit wasn’t Yager, a Republican Offi ce. District 6 Capt. R.C. pants displayed the employee turnover. released publicly until from Kingston. “This The usage rate rose Christian. “Seat belts lowest usage rate (84.9 The issue that partic- this month. is money we could put from 90.9 percent in really increase the percent). ularly rankled lawmak- Dickerson questioned back in corrections.” Tennessee in 2018 to chance of surviving This data was collect- ers was the correction why the agency still Correction Commis- 91.75 percent in 2019. crashes, and we can’t ed through an annual agency’s failure to col- had no clear answer sioner Tony Parker This marks the sec- stress that enough.” roadside observational lect the full $2.1 million on how to collect the $2 reiterated his prior ond year Tennessee’s Other highlights from survey conducted by the owed by state vendors million. stance that his agen- usage rate surpassed 90 Tennessee’s 2019 seat University of Tennessee who had failed to com- “That’s something cy did not disagree percent. belt survey: Knoxville’s Center for ply with certain condi- we’re looking into,” with the comptroller’s Tennessee also ex- Research data was Transportation Re- tions of their contracts. said Debbie Inglis, dep- fi nding, but said that ceeded the national us- collected at 190 pre-iden- search. The agency issued uty commissioner and at the time, the de- age rate of 90.7 percent. tifi ed roadway locations Tennessee’s seat belt unauthorized credit to general counsel for the partment believed it According to THSO across the State of Ten- usage rate has been the providers for other agency. had authority to tweak data, Putnam County nessee. certifi ed by the National services, meaning they “Valuable services how the state collected had 53 crashes with 26 Researchers observed Highway Traffi c Safety eventually only collect- were provided by noncompliance assess- occupants unbelted in more than 34,000 vehicle Administration. ed $92,020. this vendor that were ments. A4 HERALD-CITIZEN Opinion WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2020 herald-citizen.com Herald-Citizen Established 1903 Jack McNeely Editor and Publisher Lindsay McReynolds Managing Editor Kate Cook City Editor Don Foy News Editor Flu vaccine? Yes, please

very year it seems I see continuous debate on social media over whether or not to get a fl u vaccine. E Yes, of course, I realize that Facebook isn’t necessarily the place to go when you’re looking for facts, yet I continue to be baffl ed when I read posts in which people ask their friends whether or not to get a fl u shot. If I’m surveying a group of medi- cal professionals or experts with the Centers for Disease Control, I’d happily trust their opinion. But the majority of my friends on social media didn’t go to medical school, so it doesn’t really seem LINDSAY the same as asking “What plumber do McREYNOLDS you recommend?” It turns out there’s real answers on the Centers for Disease Control website about the eff ectiveness of the fl u vaccine. “While vaccine eff ectiveness can vary, recent studies show that fl u vaccination reduces the risk of fl u illness by between 40 percent and 60 percent among the overall population during seasons when Another Democrat ‘bombshell’ bombs most circulating fl u viruses are well-matched to the fl u vaccine,” The CDC website states. “In general, ou’re excused if you didn’t ther, and it tells me exploded, which is why every current fl u vaccines tend to work better against hear about the latest im- all I need to know president since my father has infl uenza B and infl uenza A(H1N1) viruses and peachment “bombshell” about the values of supported the restoration of the off er lower protection against infl uenza A(H3N2) Ythat exploded in the media CNN and the Dem- impoundment power. viruses.” on Wednesday. ocrat Party. Both Democrats and the media So basically, the vaccine isn’t 100 percent eff ec- Wednesday, after all, was a stand for nothing I made a really big deal out of the tive, but getting the vaccine appears to provide really crowded big-news day. believe in. GAO’s decision that Trump’s some good odds against getting sick. It was the super-duper his- MICHAEL The impeach- OMB had violated the ICA on The fi rst time I got the fl u, I don’t remember being toric day when Speaker Nancy REAGAN ment bombshell the Ukraine military funding so sick as much as I remember everything I missed Pelosi’s House Democrats fi - most people didn’t issue. by having to be quarantined at my house. It was the nally got their act together and hearh explode ld on Wednesday was “Oh my God, the president week of Valentine’s Day my freshman year. In my solemnly paraded over to the dropped by the Government broke the law! He broke the absence, the guy I liked suddenly decided he liked Senate to present their articles Accountability Offi ce, which law.” someone else. And the ticket my parents had bought of impeachment against the Democrats had asked last But let’s wait half a minute. for me to ride the General Jackson Showboat with president. year to look into the legality of No law was broken. my church youth group had to go unused as well. It was also the day President President Trump alleged “with- The money for Ukraine was That’s pretty much the beginning of the end in the Trump signed Phase 1 of the holding” of military funding to held up. It was not withheld. life of a teenage girl, all because I got the fl u. long-awaited and hard-fought Ukraine. And it was sent by the OMB I don’t recall if I got the fl u vaccine the year that U.S.-China trade deal — a The GAO, which is an inde- to Ukraine weeks before Con- I got the fl u, but I know that the things I missed in historical event the fair-and- pendent agency, announced gress’ deadline, which was the that one week of high school prompted me to be the balanced reporters at CNN that its investigators had de- end of the fi scal year on Oct. 31. fi rst in line every year since to get that vaccine. and MSNBC apparently didn’t termined that when the Trump Anyway, violating the Im- That was 26 years ago. I’ve had the fl u once since notice. White House’s Offi ce of Man- poundment Control Act isn’t an then. And wasn’t it Wednesday agement and Budget delayed impeachable off ense. The act Last February, I was busy getting ready to submit night when the Democrats held the military aid to Ukraine it says Congress can try to get a stories and photos for the annual Tennessee Press their last debate on CNN before broke the 1974 Impoundment court to force the president to Association contest at the same time that I was get- the Iowa caucuses? Control Act. spend what it appropriated. ting ready to travel to Washington, DC. I had a few Really? It was Tuesday night? The ICA is a Nixon-era law The Democrats running days of feeling a little run down. Right before I left, You could have fooled me. I only requiring the executive de- Congress threatened to do that I went to my doctor to make sure it wasn’t anything watched for a few minutes. It partment to spend the money twice to make my father spend serious. The nurse practitioner I saw that Saturday was all I could stand. Congress has appropriated in money he didn’t want to spend, checked me for the fl u, and I tested positive. Her I remember hearing some- the way Congress wants it to be but they never threatened him advice? “Well, looks like you’re at the end of it. You thing the next day about Bernie spent. with impeachment for it. should be fi ne to go back to work on Monday.” and Liz caught on an open mic It was designed to give Today’s Democrats are too So my track record with the fl u vaccine is one accusing each other of having Congress more power over deranged to be patient and do mild case in 26 years? called each other a liar. the federal budget process by things right. They skip the I like my odds. I also remember seeing that curtailing the president’s power going-to-court parts on every- awful commercial my brother to impound federal money for thing and go straight for the LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS is managing editor of the Her- Ron did years ago to drum up programs he didn’t like. death penalty-impeachment. ald-Citizen. Her email address is lindsay.mcreynolds@ support for the Freedom from The act was passed by Con- But don’t worry about the herald-citizen.com. Religion Foundation. gress during Watergate to pun- OMB bombshell. It was a media It’s the one where he says, ish President Nixon, who was so bombshell for half a day, but “Hi. I’m Ron Reagan, life-long politically weak he didn’t even now it’s already another forgot- atheist. I’m not afraid of burn- try to fi ght it. ten dud. MODERATELY CONFUSED ing in Hell.” It’s no coincidence, by the I swear CNN has run that way, that once Congress got MICHAEL REAGAN is a syndicated dumb ad in every Democrat the upper hand over the bud- columnist. His email is Reagan@ debate. It’s a cheap dig at my fa- get process the annual defi cit caglecartoons.com. We all know what it’s like to be snubbed nubbing season is in full word “snub.” I cluding one that said Meghan swing. also learned that was snubbing President Trump Oscar snubs went to the verb snub can by refusing to relocate in the Sacclaimed actors Robert mean controlling U.S. until he was out of offi ce. DeNiro (“The Irishman”), Ja- movement of things While that snubbing was mie Foxx (“Just Mercy”), Taron such as horses underway, Mr. and Mrs. Trump Egerton (“Rocketman”), Chris- and boats, usually marched to the 50-yard line tian Bale (“Ford v Ferrari”), PETER with a rope tied at the college football champi- Eddie Murphy (“Dolemite Is FUNT to a post. And I onship game in New Orleans, My Name”), and Adam Sandler discovered that in no doubt wondering if the (“Uncut Gems”) to name just geometryt snub is “an operation crowd was in a snubbing mood. a few. Sandler immediately applied to a polyhedron,” but I Last fall, you’ll recall, fans tweeted that he could stop confess to snubbing the remain- in Washington, D.C., snubbed wearing suits now that his der of that defi nition. the president at Game 5 of the award campaign had offi cially Personally, I’ve been well World Series. This time he was failed. snubbed by teachers, would-be greeted mostly with innocuous Meanwhile, the very day that girlfriends, sports coaches and chants of “U.S.A.” Oscar snubs were revealed, potential employers. More than More than ever we dwell on Sen. Cory Booker announced one maitre d’ has snubbed me stock tables, box-offi ce charts, that he had been offi cially — presumably due to feeling TV ratings and election polls. snubbed by Democrats and was snubbed by my meager tip the At the close of each year we ending his presidential cam- last time I asked for a window fi xate on the ten best of this and paign. He joined other recent table. the ten best of that. Ostensibly dropouts including Julian Getting back to a hectic week this is because we love winners. Castro, Kamala Harris and of international snubbing, Brit- In fact, our greater curiosity is Marianne Williamson. Seems ons were in a tizzy over news about losers. all of these candidates were that Prince Harry and Meghan Few of us can relate to being brazenly snubbed by pollsters Markle were snubbing the royal honored, but we all know how it and donors. establishment by stepping away feels to be snubbed. Soon after this news broke, from their senior roles. The I checked Google and found Daily Express newspaper used PETER FUNT is a syndicated colum- that “about 44,800,000 results” the phrase “Royal Snub” on at nist. His email address is Peter@ had been recorded for the least three diff erent stories-in- CandidCamera.com. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2020 NEWS HERALD-CITIZEN A5 herald-citizen.com 0OBITUARIES0 0CALENDAR0 The Community Calendar is a daily list of events hosted Timothy Jon Callahan Maxine Loftis by nonprofit groups in Putnam, White, Overton & Jackson counties. To be included, call 526-9715 & ask for the news- MONTEREY — Me- COOKEVILLE — noon. room secretary or email [email protected]. Be morial services for Funeral services for Mrs. Loftis passed sure to include your name & number as well as a time, date Timothy Jon Callahan, Maxine Loftis, 87, of away Thursday, Jan. & location of the event. Deadline for Tuesday-Friday’s paper 64, of Murfreesboro, Cookeville, Tennessee, 16, 2020, in Kingsland, is noon the day before. Deadline for Sunday is noon Friday. Tennessee, and former- will be held at noon Texas. Church-related items are published in a separate calendar ly of Monterey, Ten- Saturday, Jan. 25, at Presley Funeral in the Religion section each Friday. Deadline for church nessee, will be held at Presley Funeral Home. Home is in charge of ar- calendar items is noon Wednesday. 11 a.m. Thursday, Jan. Burial will be in rangements, 528-1044. 23, at Horner Funeral Smyrna Cemetery, Home in Monterey. Cookeville. THURSDAY, JAN. 23 MONDAY, JAN. 27 Marty Valaitis will The family will Dance: 6:30-9:30 p.m. Chronic Pain Support offi ciate. receive friends at the Cookeville Community Group: Alternatives in His family will funeral home Saturday, Center. Diff erent bands pain management with receive friends at the Jan. 25, from 10 a.m. every week. Mostly coun- Dana Rodgers Bailey RN funeral home Thurs- Sparta, Tennessee, Jeff until service time at try & a little bit of rock & CCM. Cookeville Public day, Jan. 23, from 10 (Kathy) Callahan of roll. $5 entry fee. Library, 50 W. Broad a.m. until service time Cookeville, Tennessee, Putnam County Health Council: Street (back entrance, at 11 a.m. and Luke (Denise) Cal- Jack N. Brown Meets at noon at Putnam downstairs meeting Tim passed away lahan of Spring Hill, County Health Depart- room, wheelchair acces- Sunday, Jan. 19, 2020. Tennessee; brother- ALLONS — Grave- away Monday, Jan. 20, ment, 701 County Services sible. 6:30 p.m. American He was born June in-law, Delton (Janet) side memorial services 2020, at Saint Thomas Drive, Cookeville. Chronic Pain Assoc. Call 26, 1955, in Midwest Fields Jr. of Cookeville; for Jack N. Brown, 80, Hospital in Nashville, Debt Collection Clinic: 4-7 260-2800. City, Oklahoma, to the along with several niec- of Allons, Tennessee, Tennessee. p.m. Free legal advice for Line Dance Class: 1-3 p.m. late Cecil Warren and es and nephews. will be held at 2 p.m. Speck Funeral Home people facing debt collec- $3/person. Great exercise Virginia Dean Hall In addition to his par- Saturday. Jan. 25, at is in charge of arrange- tion problems. Cookeville for mind & body! Cookev- Callahan. ents, he was preceded Fellowship Cemetery ments, 931-823-1201. Legal Aid Society Offi ce, ille Community Center, Tim was a member of in death by his infant in Willow Grove. 9 S. Jeff erson Ave., Suite 240 Carlen Drive. Call the Monterey Church son, Brandon Lee The family will 102, Cookeville. Contact 526-8015. of the Nazarene. He Callahan; sister-in-law, receive friends at the Maria Williams, mwil- Beginner Line Dance Classes: was a residential real Jessie Callahan; and time of services at the [email protected] or Rachel 1-3 p.m. Baxter Senior estate appraiser for brother-in-law, Robert cemetery. Moses, [email protected]. Center, 101 Elmore Town more than 32 years. He “Bubba” Martin. Mr. Brown passed Preschool Story Time: 10:30- Road, Baxter. Learn a owned and operated Memorial contribu- 11:30 a.m. Millard Oakley new dance each week, $3/ Central South Apprais- tions may be made to Public Library, 107 E. person. Join the fun! Call al in Murfreesboro. the Monterey Church Main Street, Livingston. 858-6480. He is survived by of the Nazarene, 110 N Peyton Louis Gunnels Sr. Call 931-823-1888. TUESDAY, JAN. 28 his wife, Brenda Jane Poplar St, Monterey, COOKEVILLE — A Sr. passed away Sun- FRIDAY, JAN. 24 Backstage Series: “Clev- Fields Callahan; son, TN 38574. memorial service for day, Jan. 19, 2020, at Birth Mother Support Group: er Little Lies” 7:30 p.m. Benjamin Warren Hooper-Huddleston & Peyton Louis Gunnels Cookeville Regional Open to all birth mothers Cookeville Performing Callahan of Nashville, Horner Funeral Home Sr., 81, of Cookeville, Medical Center. who have voluntarily Arts Center, 10 E. Broad Tennessee; daughter, is in charge of ar- Tennessee, will be held Hooper-Huddleston & placed a child for adop- Street. Call 528-1313. Sarah Kathleen Cal- rangements, 839-2266. at 6 p.m. Friday, Jan. Horner Funeral Home tion & expectant mothers Music & Dance: Silver lahan of Nashville; Share your thoughts 24, at the Edge Facil- is in charge of arrange- considering adoption. No Point Community Center, granddaughter, Made- and memories at www. ity at Cookeville Life ments, 526-6111. cost or judgement. Under- 6:30-9 p.m., free event. lyn Kathleen Tidwell; hhhfunerals.com. Church. standing, healing growth Features Cumberland sister, Amy Callahan The family will & hope. 6:30 p.m. Meets Country Band. Martin of Monterey; receive friends at the at Peachtree Learning Exercise Classes: For fi ve brothers, Mike church Friday, Jan. 24, Center. seniors-Silver Sneakers, (Joy) Callahan of from 3 p.m. until ser- Train Tales: 10:30-11 Silver & Fit approved. Monterey, Greg Calla- vice time at 6 p.m. a.m. Cookeville Depot 10-11 a.m. Baxter Senior han of Monterey, Mark Peyton Gunnels Museum, 116 W. Broad Center. 101 Elmore Town (Delores) Callahan of Street. Free activity for Rd. Call 931-858-5657. preschool children. Call Parenting Skills: Free 520-5455. classes off ered by The Donna Ray Daniels Backstage Series: “Clev- Stephens Center. 9-10:30 Winnie Elise Peterson COOKEVILLE — Ray Daniels of Lisbon, er Little Lies” 7:30 p.m. a.m. Topic: Personal COOKEVILLE — noon. Funeral services for North Dakota; aunts, Cookeville Performing Power. Held at Exchange Funeral services for Winnie Peterson Donna Ray Daniels, 43, Marilyn Blankenship Arts Center, 10 E. Broad Club/Stephens Center Winnie Elise Peterson, passed away Sun- of Lebanon, Tennessee, of Detroit, Michigan, Street. Call 528-1313. Offi ce, 1680 S. Jeff erson 92, of Cookeville, Ten- day, Jan. 19, 2020, in and formerly of Cookev- Sherry Fay Johnson of Dance & Country Music: 7-10 Ave. Suite C, Cookeville. nessee, will be held at Cookeville. ille, Tennessee, will be Smithville, Tennessee, p.m. Veterans Building, 90 Call 800-635-5199. noon Friday, Jan. 24, at Presley Funeral held at 1 p.m. Thursday, Belinda Blankenship E. Spring Street, Cookev- Crafters Club: 9-11 a.m. Presley Funeral Home. Home is in charge of ar- Jan. 23, in the Cookev- of Allen Park, Michi- ille. Adults $5, Kids $2. Millard Oakley Public Burial will be rangements, 528-1044. ille chapel of Hoop- gan, Crystal Wilcoxson Music: Tennessee Outlaw Library, 107 E. Main in West Cemetery, er-Huddleston & Horner of Sparta, Tennessee, Band. Open to the public. Street, Livingston. Call Cookeville. Funeral Home. Pastor and Tammy Tucker of Exercise Classes: For 931-823-1888. The family will Tim Miles will offi ciate. Cookeville; uncle, Larry seniors-Silver Sneakers, THURSDAY, JAN. 30 receive friends at the Interment will follow in Blankenship of Lincoln, Silver & Fit approved. Dance: 6:30-9:30 p.m. funeral home Friday, Crest Lawn Memorial Park, Nebraska; special 10-11 a.m. Baxter Senior Cookeville Community Jan. 24, from 10 a.m. Cemetery. friend, Thomas Frank- Center. 101 Elmore Town Center. Diff erent bands until service time at Donna’s family will lin; and cousins, Jaime Rd. Call 931-858-5657. every week. Mostly coun- receive friends Thurs- Blankenship, Deborah SATURDAY, JAN. 25 try & a little bit of rock & day from 11 a.m. until Blankenship, Kelsey Turkey Shoot: 10 a.m. roll. $5 entry fee. Michael ‘Mike’ David Bray service time. Greer and Richie Blan- Bring 12, 16 & 20 gauge Backstage Series: “Clev- Donna passed away kenship. shotguns. Shells & targets er Little Lies” 7:30 p.m. COOKEVILLE — away Saturday, Jan. 18, Saturday, Jan. 18, 2020, Pallbearers will be provided. Prizes: cash, Cookeville Performing Funeral services for 2020, at Cookeville Re- at Vanderbilt University family and friends. turkeys, bacon, tender- Arts Center, 10 E. Broad Michael “Mike” David gional Medical Center. Medical Center. Hooper-Huddleston loins & ham. Shots $5/ Street. Call 528-1313. Bray, 49, of Cookeville, Crest Lawn Funeral She was born Oct. & Horner Funeral each or 5 shots/$20. Bene- A Woman’s Heart: 5-8:30 Tennessee, will be held Home and Cremation 27, 1976, in Farming- Home is in charge of fi ts Monterey Lions Club p.m. at Leslie Town at 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. Center is in charge of ton Hills, Michigan, to arrangements, 526-6111. Eyesight projects. From Centre, 1 W. 1st Street, 25, at the chapel of Crest arrangements, 526- Raymond Daniels and Share your thoughts I-40, exit 300, west on Hwy Cookeville. Fundraiser Lawn Funeral Home. 6384. Frances Ann Blanken- and memories at www. 70, just past Bee Rock rd. for CRMC Foundation’s The family will ship Daniels of Cookev- hhhfunerals.com. on left. Call 931-267-2647. Heart Fund. Dinner, receive friends at the ille. Backstage Series: “Clev- wine, silent auction, fash- funeral home Saturday, Donna worked at Fed er Little Lies” 7:30 p.m. ion show & presentation Jan. 25, from 10 a.m. Ex in Lebanon. Cookeville Performing on vascular health. Tick- until service time at 2 In addition to her Arts Center, 10 E. Broad ets are pre-sale only, $40/ p.m. parents, she is survived Street. Call 528-1313. person. Call 931-783-2003 Mr. Bray passed by her brother, Timothy The Cookeville Pottery: or visit www.Cookevil- Cookeville History leRegionalCharity.org. Museum exhibit includes stoneware, kitchenware, Nancy Crowder fl ower pots, art pottery & more. Reception 1-3 p.m. GAINESBORO — Fu- al Home. funeral home today, away Monday, Jan. 20, Runs thru March 7, Tues- neral services for Nancy Burial will be in Rob Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2020, in Smithville, Ten- day-Saturday, 10 a.m.-4 Crowder, 82, of Gaines- Draper Memorial Ceme- from 4-9 p.m., and nessee. p.m. 40 E. Broad Street. boro, Tennessee, will be tery in the Stone com- Thursday, Jan. 23, from Anderson-Upper Cum- Call 520-5455. THE held at noon Thursday, munity, Jackson County. 10 a.m. until services at berland Funeral Home SUNDAY, JAN. 26 Appliance Mart Jan. 23, at Anderson-Up- The family will noon. is in charge of arrange- Backstage Series: “Clev- 749 S. Jeff erson per Cumberland Funer- receive friends at the Mrs. Crowder passed ments, 931-268-1550. er Little Lies” 3 p.m. Cookeville Performing 528-6467 Arts Center, 10 E. Broad FULL LINE OF KITCHENAID APPLIANCES Clinton won’t commit to backing Sanders Street. Call 528-1313. “WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL”

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Fax: (931) 371-2102 A6 HERALD-CITIZEN More! WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2020 herald-citizen.com Man with Coddiwomple history of and other fun cheating on words n unusual word I saw ‘hook-up’ sites posted on Facebook made me think of my Apaternal grandfather. EAR ABBY: I just found Papa was a fi rst-class coddi- out my husband of 18 wompler. He usually drove years has been going to to a particular place, but “hook-up” websites. He sometimes when D WHERE says he was just I rode in his car DEAR ABBY looking at the WE ARE with him when pictures, but I I was young, I’d don’t believe him. ask where we I have caught him were going. He cheating twice in responded that the past, so it’s AED donation we’d know when hard to trust him. we got there, but My problem Mended Hearts at CRMC has given Cookeville High School Special Ed classes an he could’ve said, is, he knows I AED. From left, Assistant Principal Michelle Bowman, special ed life skills teacher “We just going to ABIGAIL can’t leave him Jessica Aikens, AED program chairmen Jimmie and Linda Loftis, work-based learning SUSAN coddiwomple.” VAN BUREN because I have job coach Cathy Bradley and Mended Hearts President Blanche Smithers. This is the RAY He probably no job, no skills, group’s 177th AED to be given in the Upper Cumberland at a cost of $1,300. didn’t know no money — nothing. I went that coddiwomple coddiwo means to right from my parents’ house travel purposefully toward to living with him after our an as-yet-unknown or vague wedding. We have six kids and destination. one on the way. He will con- Weinstein defense points to Coddiwomple makes me tinue to go to these websites think of Papa’s Sunday because he knows I am stuck. afternoon drives when he What should I do? — SOON- ‘loving emails’ as openings near took Grandma on rides TO-BE MOTHER OF SEV- around Pickett and Over- EN NEW YORK (AP) — Har- stein’s lawyers, who say it’s said. ton counties. He wanted DEAR SOON-TO-BE vey Weinstein’s lawyers impossible for him to get a Judge James Burke to get Grandma out of the MOTHER OF SEVEN: The want to use intimate emails fair trial in media-saturated barred the defense from house, but there was never fi rst thing you should do is see from his accusers to try to New York City. using the actual emails a destination and most often your doctor and be checked convince jurors in his rape Meanwhile, Weinstein’s in a presentation planned they didn’t stop except at a for STDs. If you are well, trial that any contact was attorneys foreshadowed for opening statements but country market to get a cold thank your higher power. If consensual, the defense their strategy to defend permitted referring to the drink, a carbonated bever- you aren’t, get treatment, get said Tuesday as an appeals him against charges that messages’ “substance and age. well and talk to a lawyer. Your court rejected an 11th-hour he raped a woman in a New content.” Before leaving this word, I situation may not be as hope- request to move the trial out York City hotel room in 2013 While the New York must share that several peo- less as you think. of town. and forcibly performed a charges involve two women, ple commented on Facebook Have you any relatives or Opening statements are sex act on another woman scores of others also have that coddiwomple is life’s friends you can stay with set for Wednesday in one of at his apartment in 2006. If accused the former studio journey. I agree. when you leave, change your the most prominent cases of convicted, he could get life boss behind such Oscar My Granny often said, life and become self-sup- the #MeToo era, involving in prison. winners as “Pulp Fiction” “Don’t put it cattywampus.” porting? It may require job the once-celebrated movie The defense has “dozens and “Shakespeare in Love” ‘It’ could have been a dish training and time, but please producer and a witness list and dozens and dozens of of using his infl uence as that she didn’t want me to consider it. that includes well-known loving emails to Mr. Wein- a license to lure women put on the edge of the count- I doubt your husband will actresses, among other stein” it wants to use to dis- to him and then sexually er beside the kitchen sink or have much time for philander- women who say he sexually credit witnesses, attorney assault or harass them. The a quilt piece that she wanted ing if he has six kids to take assaulted them. Damon Cheronis told the allegations became a jump- me to lay on another with care of by himself in addition In a three-paragraph rul- Manhattan judge overseeing ing-off point for the #Me- the straight edges even. to his job. I also doubt that ing Tuesday, a panel of state the trial. Too reckoning with sexual Cattywampus is the similar few, if any, women he might appeals judges declined to Some of the women who misconduct from the corri- to catty-corner when some- be hooking up with would move the trial or delay it for claim they were victimized dors of power to everyday thing isn’t lined up as need welcome becoming the instant further deliberation. The by the disgraced Hollywood offi ces, campuses and other be. mother of six. And one more same court turned down mogul “also bragged about settings. “You’re a nincompoop!” thing, from now on, please use a similar request three being in a sexual relation- Weinstein has denied Oh, the many times I heard birth control. months ago from Wein- ship with him,” Cheronis wrongdoing. and said nincompoop when I DEAR ABBY: I have been was a kid. Anyone acting sil- divorced for 30 years. During ly was nincompoop. I would this time, my ex-wife has never have said someone was rarely spoken to me, and in stupid, but I’d say he was a the last 10 years said not one nincompoop which meant word to me. There have been the same thing. This word is many occasions and events at so fun for kids when the last my son’s home to celebrate my syllable is shouted loud and granddaughter’s birthday, etc. long. My ex and many other people I’m often bumfuzzled. I’ve attend, but basically, no one spent hours trying to fi nd speaks to me. I am totally one piece to put in a jigsaw ignored. puzzle and out of frustration, I have a strong hunch that I became fl ustered. When during the divorce my ex told someone tells me driving people I hit or abused her. (Not directions that involve true!) She told my sister some- more than three turns and thing to this eff ect. I believe it landmarks or when I can’t was a ploy to distract from the understand what my young fact she had been cheating on Grands say, I’m bumfuzzled. me. Regardless, this situa- This word is more fun to say tion is extremely hurtful and that confused or perplexed unpleasant. Any ideas how because bumfuzzled rolls out to deal with this? — OSTRA- of the mouth with a smile. CIZED AND PARALYZED Are you a lollygagger? DEAR O. & P.: Have you Do you waste time? Do you tried to initiate a conversa- spend time doing something tion? Have you asked these that isn’t serious or useful? people why they give you the Some procrastinators tend silent treatment? They’re fair AP to lollygag, and people who questions. Martin Lawrence, right, and Will Smith in a scene from “Bad Boys for Life.” don’t keep up on group hikes After 30 years, it is a little lollygag. A beach or moun- late to correct the mindset tain cabin vacation is perfect your ex may have caused Smith goes undercover as Miami Lyft driver for lollygagging, but lollygag- these relatives to have about gers aren’t appreciated when you. But if at this late date MIAMI (AP) — Four Porsche Taycan, occasion- trip after the man said his there’s work to be done. you try to spread the word Florida passengers were in ally getting into the atti- girlfriend watched the orig- While searching out fun that she was cheating, it will for a shock when actor Will tude of his movie character inal movie weekly. words, I learned that I suff er accomplish nothing positive, Smith answered their Lyft detective Mike Lowry and Smith had another pas- from abibliophobia. Even and I don’t advise it. call and gave them a ride encouraging passengers senger practice her scariest when I’m reading a book, I P.S. If the silence contin- around town. to do their best Bad Boys “Freeze. Police.” voice. want a few others stacked on ues, then I recommend you The actor was in Miami imitation as his partner in Before dropping them off , my bedside table waiting to bring someone — a friend or a promoting his new movie, crime. the actor told each passen- be read. What if I decide the date — with you to these gath- “Bad Boys for Life,” over Smith made one of his ger they would receive free book I’m reading isn’t good? erings. At least you will have the weekend. He picked passengers FaceTime with rides from the ride-sharing Even though my living room someone to talk to. up four riders in a 2020 his girlfriend during the company for the next year. bookshelves hold books I’ve DEAR ABBY: I have an read, and Husband always acquaintance I see occasion- has several interesting mag- ally. He recently told me he azines, I need a stack (and is getting married. When I Rocker Ozzy Osbourne announces it can’t be cattywampus) of congratulated him, I wanted unread books. I truly fear to ask who the lucky groom is running out of something to because I have often thought Parkinson’s diagnosis Tuesday read. he was gay, but I found out Coddiwomple, cattywam- he’s marrying a woman. NEW YORK (AP) — Rock- ing America” that aired bourne, told GMA that the pus, nincompoop, bumfuz- What’s the appropriate way er Ozzy Osbourne says that Tuesday that the diagnosis diagnosis “was not a death zled, lollygag and abiblio- to ask this question nowadays he’s been diagnosed with came after a fall last year. sentence by any stretch phobia — what fun words! since all of us can marry, I am Parkinson’s disease, a ner- Osbourne had to cancel of the imagination,” but As I write these last words, happy to say. — PONDERING vous system disorder that tour dates last year due to he had good days and bad I’m wabbit. You probably feel I N N EVA DA affects movement. health troubles. Osbourne days. that way too at the end of the DEAR PONDERING: A The 71-year-old Grammy said he really wants to get Osbourne and his family, day. subtle way to ask that ques- winner and former vocalist well and get back to per- including his children and tion would be, “Congratu- for the metal band Black forming because he misses wife, were the stars of their SUSAN RAY is a Cookeville lations! What’s your lucky Sabbath said during an his fans. own reality show called writer. Read her blog online at fi ance’s (-ee’s) name?” interview on “Good Morn- His wife, Sharon Os- “The Osbournes.” http://susanrray.com. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2020 FUN & GAMES HERALD-CITIZEN A7 herald-citizen.com 0COMICS0 0CROSSWORD PUZZLE0 Dilbert

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In 1498, during his third voyage to the Western Hemisphere, Christopher Columbus arrived at the present-day Caribbean island of St. Vincent. In 1944, during World War II, Allied forces began landing at Anzio, Italy. In 1973, the U.S. Su- Frank & Ernest preme Court, in its Roe v. Wade decision, legalized abortions using a trimes- ter approach. In 1998, Theodore Kaczynski pleaded guilty in Sacramento, California, to being the Unabomber responsible for three deaths and 29 injuries in return for a sentence of life in prison without parole. Today’s Birthdays: Arlo & Janis Actress Piper Laurie is 88. Singer Steve Perry is 71. Country singer Teddy Gentry (Alabama) is 68. Movie director Jim Jarmusch is 67. Actress Linda Blair is 61. Actress Diane Lane is 55. Actor and rap DJ Jazzy Jeff is 55. Celebrity chef Guy Fieri is 52. Actor Gabriel Macht is 48. Actress Bev- erley Mitchell is 39. A8 HERALD-CITIZEN WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2020 herald-citizen.com

Top left photo: Front row left to right- Glenn Jones, Jerry Swift , John Edgington, Olivia Jones, John Allen, Melanie Porter, Ali Jane Gilbert, Randy Porter, Brian Jones, Jane Sadler, Jessica Clark, Brenda Gentry, and Carol Vinson. Second Row, left to right Tim Th omas, Rodney James, Jesse James, Pam Th omas, Dwayne James, Helen Swift , Matt Gaw, Th om Steger, Angie Glascock, Jeremy Glascock, Wes Roberson, Jessica Roberson, Jeff Jones, Michael Clark, Shannon Hayes, David Gentry, Bobby Vinson and Kay Sliger. Th ird Row, left to right: Dawson Davidson, Jodi Frye, Payten Archer, Riley Glascock, Lauren Pryor, Allison Bohannon, Morgan Price, Austin Archer, Chloe Flach, Hannah Maddle, Elijah Pryor, Kendal Pryor, Susanna Clouse. Top right photo: Left to right - Putnam County Fair President John Allen, 2019 Fairest of the Fair Ali Jane Gilbert and Putnam County Mayor Randy Porter.

Saluting the Putnam County Fair Board, Honorary Board, Juniorunnior Fair Board and all the Volunteers who made the State Champion FFairair Award possible…the best ‘fair family’ in America. They work hard alll year long to make the Putnam County Fair an award winning fair.r.

Thank you Putnam County for supporting us and attending oour fair we would not have won this award without your help and enthusiasmhusiasm for all the changes we have made.

Fair Board Members: Wes Roberson, Jane Sadler, Brenda Gentry, Jerry Swift, Matt Gaw, Rogerger Dereske, John Edgington, Olivia Jones, Carol Vinson, Thom Steger, Jeremy Glascock, Jessica Clark,arrk, Susanna Clouse, Brian Jones, Dawsen Arms, and Dawson Davidson.

Honorary Fair Board Members: Kay Sliger, Glenn Jones, Pam Thomas, Patti Clark, Veronica Clouse,loouse, Melanie and Craig Bussell, Myra and Randy Walker, Angie Glascock, Lori and Bill Love, Ron Chaffin,haaffin, Geri Nixon, Brandy Minnear, Gwen Ray, Joyce Allen, Bill Dyer, Teri Frye, Veronica Clouse, DDaviDavidd Clouse, Andy York, Jimmy Allen, John Michael Hoover, Ashley Hoover, Teri Frye, Geri Nixon, WilliamWillliam Clark, Bobby Vinson, and Shannon Hayes.

Junior Fair Board Members: Co- Chairs, Grace Clouse, Austin Archer, Riley Glascock, and Morganorgan Price. Adaline Clouse, Chloe Flach, Grady Gammon, Peyton Archer, Carter Randolph, Jodi Frye, KKyKyleelee Crouch, Jacob Crum, Gracey Hurst, Allison Bohannon, Lauren Pryor, Walker York, Bailey Steger,teeger, Elijah Pryor, Alex Moreno, Nate Painter, Hannah Maddle, Josh Elrod, and Daniel Roberts.

Fairground Crew: Brian Beachboard, Tim Thomas, Red Fowler, Mark Randolph, Bobby Beachboardbboard and Michael Clark. Junior Fair Board Members

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CROSSVILLE — The Cookeville High School basketball program play football” struggled against District 6-AAA’s best Tuesday night as both teams fell to Stone Memorial. First, the CHS Lady Cavaliers Dear Athletic Support: My rallied but dropped a 61-50 decision, daughter has recently expressed and the Cavs fi nished the night being interest in joining the high school routed 64-43. football team. The losses bring the Lady Cavs At fi rst, I was shocked; I down to 15-5 overall with a 1-1 district couldn’t even imagine how record and the Cavs to 9-11 overall it would work. The more I’ve with an 0-2 district record. thought about it, Stone Memorial remains at the top though, the more I’ve of the standings as both teams hold started second guess- perfect 3-0 district records. The Pan- ing myself. thers are 14-6 overall, while the Lady I mean, this is Panthers improved to 19-1. America, right? In the fi rst game of the night, Land of the free, Cookeville suff ered from a slow third home of the brave. If quarter and never fully recovered. CranorCranor my daughter wants to After the fi rst half saw the score tied play, why can’t she? four times, the lead change hands Your thoughts, please. — Proud twice, and defi cits that didn’t exceed Dad four points, the Lady Panthers started the second half on an 11-0 run that Dear Proud: If my daughter lasted nearly fi ve minutes of the third wanted to join the high school quarter and gave them a 33-19 lead. football team, I’d want to explain a The Lady Cavs didn’t gain any few things to her before she made ground in the third quarter, but they her fi nal decision. started the fourth quarter on a 10-0 First, there’s the issue of the run that cut the defi cit to fi ve points locker room. As a girl on an at 41-36. all-boy team, your daughter—or However, Stone Memorial’s Emma mine—would constantly be sub- Capps hit three straight layups in one jected to exile. minute to push the lead back out to This, of course, would be for her double-digits at 47-36. own good. There’s simply no way In the fi nal three minutes, Cookev- to mix boys and girls in a locker ille hit three 3-pointers to help chip room without trouble. into the defi cit, but 13-13 free throws The next thing for any girl from Stone stretched it out. wanting to play football to consid- “Stone Memorial is a really good er is the physicality of the game. basketball team,” CHS girls’ head When tackling or blocking, or coach Jamie Gillies said. “We made even spotting a teammate during that run, but Emma Capps hit three BEN CRAVEN | HERALD-CITIZEN a workout, it’s almost impossi- layups in a row, I was short on time- Cookeville’s Zack Hall drives to the basket during the Cavaliers’ game ble to avoid touching places that outs, and KK (Graves) had four fouls. Tuesday night at Stone Memorial. Cookeville couldn’t overcome a slow would be considered off limits That hurt us, and those girls are just start and lost 64-43. if that person happened to be a tough to guard. female. “I feel good about our chances mov- During my tenure as a head ing forward. We had a horrible third fi nished the fi rst quarter on an 8-4 “We’ve got to get better because we high school football coach, I ac- quarter, but if we work some things run and started the second with an- are pretty much at rock bottom right tually held a meeting with a girl out, I think we can beat them.” other 3-pointer for a 22-4 lead. now. That right there was nothing. It who was interested in joining my The Lady Cavs’ scoring was led by Stone Memorial then bumped its was like we came out here not expect- team. Katie Dunaway with four fi eld goals, advantage up to 22 points (34-12) with ing to win or play hard. We’ve just got The girl’s mother was sitting 4-4 free throws, and 12 total points. three minutes left in the half, and to get better.” right beside her as I explained all Most of her help came from Olivia Cookeville kept the defi cit between 15- Cookeville’s scoring was led by Will the parts on her daughter’s body Shipman late as two fourth-quarter 21 points the entire second half. Horner with three 3-pointers, fi ve that could get touched if she de- threes gave her 10 points. Graves “We just didn’t come out ready,” fi eld goals, and 13 total points. Bailey cided to play. It was cringe worthy added nine. CHS boys’ head coach Josh Heard Gilliam made one triple and added to say the least, and in the end, In the fi nal game of the night, the said. “We weren’t ready to fi ght or 10 points for the Cavs, while Braiden the girl decided football wasn’t for Cavs had an extremely slow star and take the battle to them. We weren’t Brown scored seven. her. couldn’t gain any ground. ready all the way around, off ensively, Up next, Cookeville stays on the But what about your daughter? Stone Memorial started the game defensively, mentally, or physically. road Friday for another District What about mine? extremely hot with three triples on You’re supposed to get beat by 20 6-AAA doubleheader. Tipoff at War- I’m more of a dad now than the way to an 11-0 run. The Panthers when you’re not ready to play. ren County is set for 6 p.m. a coach, so my perspective has defi nitely changed. I’m no longer thinking of what’s best for the team, but instead, what’s best for Emmy Lynn Cranor. It would be hard to look Em in UHS wins one of two the eyes and tell her she couldn’t play ball with the boys, especially if that’s what she really wanted to do. games at Macon In fact, there’s a huge part of my heart that would be proud. While prepping for this column, FROM STAFF REPORTS over early as the Bees I did a little research and found jumped on top of the Tigers girls on football teams across the The Upperman High by rolling to a 16-3 advan- country, already out there, paving School boys put a strangle- tage after the end of one the way. hold on the District 8 2A period. Everybody fi nally In 2019, Toni Harris signed a standings Tuesday night settled down and the teams National Letter of Intent to play when the Bees put fi ve exchanged baskets until college football for Central Meth- players in double fi gures Upperman took a 35-18 lead odist University, becoming the on their way to an 81-45 into the intermission. fi rst female position player to ever victory over Macon County Upperman kept the pres- receive a college football scholar- in Lafayette. sure on in the third period ship. Jaxon Fox led the Bees’ as the Bees got seven points Toni had this to say about her off ensive charge with 16 from McWilliams, and fi ve career during an interview with points. Isaiah Allen had 14 from Fox and Allen as UHS CNN: “I told myself no one’s ever points and Andre Bell add- pushed its lead to 60-35 FILE going to decide what I am going to ed 12 in the win. Alex Rush heading into the fi nal eight Upperman’s Donoven McCallister pulls down a do with my life. That’s my deci- scored 11 and Jace McWil- rebound during a Bees’ game earlier this year. sion.” liams scored 10. SEE UHS, PAGE B2 McCallister and Upperman beat Macon County After hearing Toni’s story, it’s The game, actually, was Tuesday. hard for me to imagine holding my daughter back in any way. Then again, it’s the job of a father to protect his child, especially when she’s too young to make a Tennessee dumps Ole Miss, Rebels earn 6th straight loss reasonable decision on her own. For me, the hardest part of KNOXVILLE (AP) — John Fulk- against a Tennessee team that en- dan James each scored 11 points for being a parent—or a coach—is erson scored a career-high 18 points tered the night leading the SEC in Tennessee. Olivier Nkamhoua had 10 determining when to put my foot and matched a career high with 10 scoring defense (59.6) and fi eld-goal points. down and when to take a step rebounds as Tennessee trounced percentage defense (.382). Ole Miss’ Breein Tyree scored 18 back. Mississippi 73-48 on Tuesday night to Tennessee’s defense was particular- points but shot just 7 of 22. But if all the factors involved in hand the Rebels their sixth consecu- ly eff ective early on. Devontae Shuler added 11 points for this decision have been thorough- tive loss. The Volunteers built a 42-23 half- the Rebels. ly explained to your daughter, it Tennessee (12-6, 4-2 Southeastern time lead as Ole Miss shot 24.2% Tyree entered the night with an might be time to take a step back Conference) won for the fourth time overall (8 of 33) and 18.2% from 3-point SEC-leading 29.7 points per game and let her make this call on her in fi ve games while Ole Miss re- range (2 of 11) over the fi rst 20 min- in league competition, including a own. mained winless in SEC competition. utes. career-high 36 points Saturday in an The Rebels (9-9, 0-5) have been one Ole Miss scored the fi rst four points 80-76 loss to conference leader LSU. Eli Cranor is a former profes- of the SEC’s biggest disappointments of the second half to get the margin Tyree was the fi rst Ole Miss player sional quarterback and coach thus far after earning a surprising down to 15, but Tennessee answered to score at least 25 points in his fi rst turned award-winning author. NCAA Tournament berth last year in with a 12-3 run and never looked three conference games of a season Send questions for “Athletic Sup- coach Kermit Davis’ debut season. back. port” to [email protected] or Ole Miss shot just 30.2% (19 of 63) Jordan Bowden and Josiah-Jor- SEE UT, PAGE B2 visit elicranor.com. B2 HERALD-CITIZEN WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2020 herald-citizen.com 0SCOREBOARD0 4. San Diego State 19-0 699 6 Sharapova falls at Australian Open ON TELEVISION 5. Louisville 15-3 650 10 Wednesday, January 22 6. Florida State 16-2 635 9 7. Dayton 16-2 569 11 MELBOURNE, COLLEGE BASKETBALL (MEN’S) 8. Duke 15-3 526 3 Australia (AP) — Her 5:30 p.m. 9. Michigan State 14-4 513 14 FS1 — Georgetown at Xavier 10. Seton Hall 14-4 486 18 Grand Slam losing 6 p.m. 11. Villanova 14-3 475 15 streak up to four match- BTN — Penn State at Michigan 12. Butler 15-3 431 5 es, Maria Sharapova CBSSN — St. Bonaventure at Dayton 13. Oregon 15-4 418 8 ESPNEWS — Cincinnati at Temple 14. Kentucky 13-4 385 12 surely was aware ques- SECN — Arkansas at Mississippi State 15. West Virginia 14-3 381 13 tions about her future 7:30 p.m. 16. Auburn 15-2 344 4 would be coming. FS1 — Providence at Seton Hall 17. Maryland 14-4 293 17 8 p.m. 18. Texas Tech 12-5 227 23 She wasn’t able to BTN — Rutgers at Iowa 19. Iowa 13-5 197 24 provide answers. CBSSN — Creighton at DePaul 20. Memphis 14-3 158 22 ESPNU — Memphis at Tulsa 21. Arizona 13-5 113 — Might this have been SECN — Alabama at Vanderbilt 22. Wichita State 15-3 93 16 her last trip to the Aus- 10 p.m. 22. Illinois 13-5 93 — tralian Open, a tourna- CBSSN — Nevada (Las Vegas) at Nevada (Reno) 24. Houston 14-4 79 — FIGURE SKATING 25. Rutgers 14-4 67 — ment she won in 2008 as 10:30 p.m. part of a career Grand NBCSN — European Championships: Men’s Short HOCKEY Competition, Graz, Austria (taped) Slam? GOLF NHL “I don’t know,” 12:30 p.m. All Times EST Sharapova said, her GOLF — Korn Ferry Tour: The Bahamas Great Abaco EASTERN CONFERENCE head shaking and eyes Classic, Final Round, Great Abaco, Bahamas Atlantic Division 10 p.m. GP W L OT Pts GF GA looking down. “I don’t GOLF — EPGA Tour: The Omega Dubai Desert Classic, Boston 51 29 10 12 70 169 135 know. ... It’s tough for First Round, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Tampa Bay 48 29 15 4 62 175 137 NBA BASKETBALL Florida 48 27 16 5 59 179 160 me to tell what’s going 6 p.m. Toronto 49 25 17 7 57 176 165 to happen in 12 months’ AP ESPN — Philadelphia at Toronto Buff alo 49 22 20 7 51 145 152 time.” Russia’s Maria Sharapova makes a forehand return to Croatia’s Donna 8:30 p.m. Montreal 50 22 21 7 51 155 157 ESPN — Denver at Houston Ottawa 48 17 23 8 42 130 163 Might she enter Vekic during their first round singles match at the Australian Open NHL HOCKEY Detroit 50 12 34 4 28 107 195 low-level tournaments championship in Melbourne, Australia, Tuesday. 7 p.m. Metropolitan Division to try to raise a WTA NBCSN — Detroit at Minnesota GP W L OT Pts GF GA SOCCER (MEN’S) Washington 49 33 11 5 71 177 144 ranking that once was 7 p.m. Pittsburgh 50 31 14 5 67 168 136 No. 1, all those years French Open semifi nal- three-time major cham- naments. NBCSN — Premier League: Burnley at Manchester N.Y. Islanders 49 29 15 5 63 143 132 United Carolina 50 29 18 3 61 159 132 ago, already was only ist Amanda Anisimova pion Stan Wawrinka, Indeed, there only TENNIS Columbus 50 26 16 8 60 134 127 145th entering play at and the 20th-seeded two-time French Open was one other instance 2 a.m. (Thursday) Philadelphia 50 27 17 6 60 158 150 Melbourne Park and man, Felix Auger-Alias- runner-up Dominic of Sharapova dropping ESPN2 — The Australian Open: Second Round, Mel- N.Y. Rangers 48 23 21 4 50 158 159 bourne, Australia New Jersey 48 17 24 7 41 126 173 now will tumble outside sime. Thiem, No. 12 Fabio opening matches at 6 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE of the top 350 following Seeded winners in- Fognini, No. 16 Kar- Slams twice in a row: TENNIS — The Australian Open: Second Round, Mel- Central Division a 6-3, 6-4 loss to Donna cluded two-time major en Khachanov and All the way back in bourne, Australia GP W L OT Pts GF GA Thursday, January 23 St. Louis 49 30 11 8 68 158 134 Vekic on Tuesday? champion Simona Ha- No. 23 Nick Kyrgios, 2003, when she was a Colorado 49 28 15 6 62 179 143 After a rainy Day lep and No. 1 Rafael Na- an Australian who teen and made imme- BIATHLON Dallas 48 27 17 4 58 125 120 12 a.m. (Friday) Chicago 50 24 20 6 54 152 157 1 fi lled up Tuesday’s dal, who began his bid spurred tennis players diate exits at the very NBCSN — IBU World Cup: Men’s 20km Individual, Winnipeg 50 25 21 4 54 149 156 schedule so much that to equal Roger Feder- to contribute funds for fi rst two major appear- Pokljuka, Slovenia (taped) Nashville 47 22 18 7 51 156 154 at least eight matches er’s record of 20 Grand wildfi re relief eff orts ances of her career. COLLEGE BASKETBALL (MEN’S) Minnesota 49 22 21 6 50 152 164 5:30 p.m. Pacific Division needed to be postponed Slam singles titles with — and inspired TV Hampered by right CBSSN — Delaware at Hofstra GP W L OT Pts GF GA until Wednesday, the a 6-2, 6-3, 6-0 victory analyst John McEnroe shoulder problems that FS1 — Minnesota at Ohio State Vancouver 49 27 18 4 58 162 149 sun was out and there over Hugo Dellien. to pony up $1,000 per set have been an off -and-on 6 p.m. Edmonton 49 26 18 5 57 155 153 ESPN2 — Belmont at Murray State Calgary 50 26 19 5 57 135 147 was plenty of action The man Nadal beat Kyrgios wins the rest of issue for more than a 7 p.m. Arizona 51 26 20 5 57 146 138 around the grounds at in last year’s U.S. Open the way in the tourna- decade, Sharapova is PAC-12N — Washington at Utah Vegas 52 25 20 7 57 161 159 7:30 p.m. San Jose 50 21 25 4 46 130 167 the fi rst Grand Slam fi nal, No. 4 Daniil ment. no longer the player she CBSSN — Valparaiso at Missouri State Anaheim 48 19 24 5 43 122 150 tournament of the Medvedev, eliminated This is the only time once was. FS1 — Michigan State at Indiana Los Angeles 50 18 27 5 41 125 158 decade. 2019 Australian Open in Sharapova’s long One diffi culty is sim- 9 p.m. Monday’s Games PAC-12N — Washington State at Colorado Colorado 6, Detroit 3 Joining Sharapova on quarterfi nalist Frances career that the 32-year- ply that shoulder itself; 9:30 p.m. Florida 5, Minnesota 4 the way out were three- Tiafoe of the U.S. in old Russian has lost in another is the lack of CBSSN — San Francisco at St. Mary’s Tuesday’s Games time major semifi nalist four sets. the fi rst round at three match play because of 10 p.m. Boston 3, Vegas 2 ESPNU — Southern California at Oregon Carolina 4, Winnipeg 1 Johanna Konta, 2019 Also advancing: consecutive major tour- her health. FS1 — UCLA at Oregon N.Y. Islanders 4, N.Y. Rangers 2 COLLEGE BASKETBALL (WOMEN’S) Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 0 5 p.m. Florida at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. ACCN — Clemson at Miami Wednesday’s Games BTN — Indiana at Penn State Winnipeg at Columbus, 7:30 p.m. 6 p.m. Detroit at Minnesota, 8 p.m. SECN — Georgia at Arkansas Thursday’s Games NFL planning big show for draft 7 p.m. No games scheduled ACCN — Duke at Syracuse BTN — Ohio State at Iowa TENNIS 8 p.m. AP — Here comes another big diff erent. and city are dubbing Selection SECN — Mississippi State at Vanderbilt Australian Open show to Las Vegas. This is a city that understands Square. FIGURE SKATING MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA (AP) _ Results Tuesday from The NFL on Tuesday detailed the importance of attracting and Adjacent to the main stage 5 p.m. Australian Open at Melbourne Park (seedings in NBCSN — U.S. Championships: Pairs Short Competi- parentheses):Men’s SinglesFirst Round its draft plans for April 23-25 on delivering large-scale events and will be the NFL Draft Experi- tion, Greensboro, N.C. Marin Cilic, Croatia, def. Corentin Moutet, France, 6-3, the city’s glittering Strip, com- has a talented team in place to ence where fans can partici- 8 p.m. 6-2, 6-4. NBCSN — U.S. Championships: Ladies Short Compe- Diego Schwartzman (14), Argentina, def. Lloyd Harris, plete with a red carpet stage on help support those eff orts.” pate in interactive games, view tition, Greensboro, N.C. South Africa, 6-4, 6-2, 6-2. the lake in front of the Bellagio Those eff orts will center the Vince Lombardi Trophy, GOLF Dominic Thiem (5), Austria, def. Adrian Mannarino, hotel with boats ferrying players around a prime area of the Strip attend autograph sessions 10:30 a.m. France, 6-3, 7-5, 6-2. GOLF — LPGA Tour: The Gainbridge LPGA at Boca Rio, Rafael Nadal (1), Spain, def. Hugo Dellien, Bolivia, 6-2, and VIPs to the action. across from Caesars Palace and with NFL players and former First Round, Palm Beach, Fla. 6-3, 6-0. The league knows it has a long in front of the Bellagio hotel. players. 2 p.m. Mikael Ymer, Sweden, def. Yasutaka Uchiyama, Japan, ways to go to match the previous The main stage for the draft There also will be a stage at GOLF — PGA Tour: The Farmers Insurance Open, First 6-4, 6-1, 6-2. Round, San Diego Stan Wawrinka (15), Switzerland, def. Damir Dzumhur, road shows, particularly in Phil- will be constructed beginning the Experience for performanc- NBA BASKETBALL Bosnia-Herzegovina, 7-5, 6-7 (4), 6-4, 6-4. adelphia and Nashville. April 3 next to Caesars Forum. es by local talent, all available 7 p.m. Andreas Seppi, Italy, def. Miomir Kecmanovic, Serbia, TNT — LA Lakers at Brooklyn 6-4, 6-4, 7-6 (3). It believes it has found the It will include a viewing without charge. SOCCER (MEN’S) Nikoloz Basilashvili (26), Georgia, def. Kwon Soon right place in the Nevada des- zone in front of the High Roller A red carpet area will be 1:55 p.m. Woo, South Korea, 6-7 (5), 6-4, 7-5, 3-6, 6-3. ert. observation wheel to watch the constructed beginning April NBCSN — Premier League: Liverpool at Wolverhamp- Yuichi Sugita, Japan, def. Elliot Benchetrit, France, ton 6-2, 6-0, 6-3. “The success of the planning fi rst-round selections on Thurs- 8 at the fountains of Bellagio, TENNIS Alex Bolt, Australia, def. Albert Ramos-Vinolas, Spain, and execution of draft relies day night, the second and third one of the city’s more famous 6p.m. 7-6 (1), 1-6, 6-7 (5), 6-1, 6-4. heavily on the support and en- rounds on Friday night and attractions. TENNIS — The Australian Open: Third Round, Mel- Gael Monfils (10), France, def. Yen-hsun Lu, Taiwan, bourne, Australia 6-1, 6-4, 6-2. thusiasm of the local leadership the remaining four rounds on Portions of the Strip will be 8 p.m. Taylor Fritz (29), United States, def. Tallon Griekspoor, and communities,” says Peter Saturday. closed to vehicular traffi c during ESPN2 — The Australian Open: Third Round, Mel- Netherlands, 6-3, 6-3, 6-3. bourne, Australia Daniil Medvedev (4), Russia, def. Frances Tiafoe, Unit- O’Reilly, the NFL’s executive That stage also will host daily the three days of the draft. ed States, 6-3, 4-6, 6-4, 6-2. vice president of club business performances by a variety of That’s a big deal in Las Vegas BASKETBALL Nick Kyrgios (23), Australia, def. Lorenzo Sonego, Italy, and league events. entertainers throughout the usually reserved for New Year’s NBA 6-2, 7-6 (3), 7-6 (1). Alexander Zverev (7), Germany, def. Marco Cecchina- “Fortunately, we have had three days. Eve and for the city’s marathon. All Times EST to, Italy, 6-4, 7-6 (4), 6-3. exceptional partners along the Teams will make their selec- The Strip will turn into a giant EASTERN CONFERENCE Women’s Singles way to help us grow the draft to tions at the Caesars Forum con- gathering area outside Bellagio Atlantic Division First Round W L Pct GB Madison Keys (10), United States, def. Daria Kasatki- what it is today. Las Vegas is no ference center in what the league and Caesars. Toronto 29 14 .674 — na, Russia, 6-3, 6-1. Boston 28 14 .667 ½ Zarina Diyas, Kazakhstan, def. Amanda Anisimova Philadelphia 29 16 .644 1 (21), United States, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3. Brooklyn 18 24 .429 10½ Lauren Davis, United States, def. Leylah Annie Fer- New York 12 32 .273 17½ nandez, Canada, 6-4, 6-2. UHS: Livingston Academy next on schedule for Upperman Southeast Division Camila Giorgi, Italy, def. Antonia Lottner, Germany, W L Pct GB 6-3, 6-3. Miami 30 13 .698 — Garbine Muguruza, Spain, def. Shelby Rogers, United FROM PAGE B1 teams in Class 2A basketball in the third period and Keely Orlando 21 23 .477 9½ States, 0-6, 6-1, 6-0. Tuesday night, the Upperman Carter added six as the Lady Washington 14 28 .333 15½ Yulia Putintseva, Kazakhstan, def. Hsieh Su-wei, Tai- Charlotte 15 30 .333 16 wan, 6-1, 6-3. minutes. High School Lady Bees got be- Tigers extended their lead to Atlanta 10 34 .227 20½ CiCi Bellis, United States, def. Tatjana Maria, Germany, Upperman got support from hind early and could never catch 43-22 heading into the fi nal eight Central Division 6-0, 6-2. W L Pct GB Laura Siegemund, Germany, def. CoCo Vandeweghe, the bench Tuesday night. Collin up as they came out on the short minutes. Milwaukee 39 6 .867 — United States, 6-1, 6-4. Gore had nine points in the end of a 64-37 decision at Macon Brooks and Hurst led Upper- Indiana 28 16 .636 10½ Simona Halep (4), Romania, def. Jennifer Brady, Unit- win, while Donoven McCallister County in Lafayette. man with nine points each in the Detroit 16 28 .364 22½ ed States, 7-6 (5), 6-1. Chicago 16 29 .356 23 Arina Rodionova, Australia, def. Kateryna Bondaren- added three, and Filip Babic and The District 8 contest went loss. Aiyanna Levy scored six Cleveland 12 32 .273 26½ ko, Ukraine, 3-6, 7-6 (5), 6-0. Rex Davis scored two each. AJ back and forth in the fi rst half and Ashland McClellan had fi ve. WESTERN CONFERENCE Anna Blinkova, Russia, def. Jasmine Paolini, Italy, 7-5, Nash and Kasom Grissom tallied with Macon County taking an Brooklyn Crouch scored four Southwest Division 6-4. W L Pct GB Danielle Collins (26), United States, def. Vitalia Diatch- one each. early 11-8 lead after the opening tallies, while Jayla Cobb and Ab- Dallas 27 15 .643 — enko, Russia, 6-1, 3-6, 6-4. Braylee Brooks led Macon period. Torie Brooks led the igail Johnson scored two each. Houston 26 16 .619 1 Alize Cornet, France, def. Monica Niculescu, Romania, Memphis 20 23 .465 7½ 5-7, 6-1, 6-0. County with 14 points. charge for UHS with two 3-point- Carter set the pace for Macon San Antonio 19 23 .452 8 Svetlana Kuznetsova, Russia, def. Marketa Von- The win moves Upperman to ers in the quarter. County with 23 points. Jalyn New Orleans 17 27 .386 11 drousova (15), Czech Republic, 6-2, 4-6, 6-4. 18-2 and 7-0 in the conference, Reagan Hurst came back with Gregory had 16 on the night. Northwest Division Harriet Dart, Britain, def. Misaki Doi, Japan, 2-6, 6-4, W L Pct GB 7-6 (6). while Macon County falls to 5-16 fi ve points in the second period Upperman, 18-3 and 6-1 in the Denver 30 13 .698 — Angelique Kerber (17), Germany, def. Elisabetta Cocc- and 0-7. for Upperman, but Macon Coun- district, will now prepare for an- Utah 30 13 .698 — iaretto, Italy, 6-2, 6-2. The Bees will now prepare for ty outscored the Lady Bees 13-7 other district contest on Friday Oklahoma City 25 19 .568 5½ Priscilla Hon, Australia, def. Kateryna Kozlova, Portland 19 26 .422 12 Ukraine, 6-3, 6-4. a road game Friday at Living- in the quarter to lead 24-15 at the when they visit Livingston Acad- Minnesota 15 28 .349 15 ston Academy. Tipoff is set for intermission. emy at 6 p.m. Macon County Pacific Division TRANSACTIONS W L Pct GB 7:30 p.m. Abby Shoulders pumped in improves to 19-1 and 7-0 and will L.A. Lakers 34 9 .791 — Tuesday, January 21 In a battle of the top two girls eight points for Macon County visit Smith County on Friday. L.A. Clippers 30 13 .698 4 BASEBALL Phoenix 18 25 .419 16 American League Sacramento 15 28 .349 19 BOSTON RED SOX — Traded RHP Travis Lakins to the Golden State 10 35 .222 25 Chicago Cubs for a player to be named or cash. Tuesday’s Games Assigned LHP Bobby Poyner outright to Pawtucket UT: Volunteers prepare for tough battle with No. 3 Kansas L.A. Clippers 110, Dallas 107 (IL). Wednesday’s Games CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Agreed to terms with RHPs Oklahoma City at Orlando, 7 p.m. Drew Anderson, Ryan Burr, Brady Lail, Alex McRae FROM PAGE B1 played just 12 minutes before 18 straight games, the longest Philadelphia at Toronto, 7 p.m. and Bryan Mitchell; LHPs Ross Detwiler, Caleb Fra- fouling out with 9:39 left. streak by a Tennessee play- Sacramento at Detroit, 7 p.m. re, Jacob Lindgren, Adalberto Mejia and Matt Tom- L.A. Clippers at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. shaw; INFs Cheslor Cuthbert, Andrew Romine and since Joe Harvell did it in 1992. The schedule does Ole Miss no er since C.J. Black also had a L.A. Lakers at New York, 7:30 p.m. Matt Skole; and OFs Jaycob Brugman and Nicky favors as it tries to end this skid. block in 18 straight games from Memphis at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Delmonico on minor-league contracts. Washington at Miami, 7:30 p.m. SEATTLE MARINERS — Named Tony Arnerich minor BIG PICTURE The Rebels visit Georgia, host January 1998 to November 1998. San Antonio at New Orleans, 9:30 p.m. league field coordinator; Mike Cameron minor Ole Miss: The Rebels had No. 16 Auburn and go back on Black’s streak spanned parts of Utah at Golden State, 10 p.m. league special assistant; Rob Marcello pitching played well Saturday in an 80- the road for a rematch with LSU two seasons. Thursday’s Games coach of Tacoma (PCL); Dave Berg manager, Washington at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Alon Leichman pitching coach and Joe Thurston 76 loss to SEC leader LSU, but in their next three games. L.A. Lakers at Brooklyn, 8 p.m. hitting coach of Arkansas (TL); Sean McGrath they couldn’t put together the Tennessee: Yves Pons scored Dallas at Portland, 10:30 p.m. UP NEXT pitching coach and Shawn O’Malley hitting coach same kind of performance three just six points Tuesday night but Ole Miss visits Georgia on Men’s Top 25 of Modesto (Cal); Eric Farris manager, Nathan Bannister pitching coach and Rob Benjamin nights later. blocked three shots as he contin- Saturday. Record Pts Pvs hitting coach of West Virginia (SAL); Louis Boyd Ole Miss couldn’t shoot all ues to play a big role in Tennes- Tennessee plays at No. 3 Kan- 1. Gonzaga (19) 20-1 784 1 manager and Michael Fransoso hitting coach of 2. Baylor (13) 15-1 780 2 verett (NWL). night and also had other issues, see’s defensive prowess. sas on Saturday as part of the 3. Kansas 14-3 702 7 as starting forward Khadim Sy Pons has blocked a shot in Big 12/SEC Challenge. 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TIES: L BARNEY AND KELLY (4) months from the date of Signed JIMMY GLEN WAT- real estate advertised in this Call 261-7903 or Go to DOREMUS BARNEY, HUS- the fi rst publication; or SON, EXECUTOR newspaper is subject to the www.rossierentals.com The sale of the above-de- BAND AND WIFE FROM Federal Fair Housing Act scribed property shall be TIMOTHY J PENDER- (B) Sixty (60) days from the Attorney for the Estate: of 1968 and the Tennessee subject to all matters shown GRASS AND KRISTI PEN- date the creditor received an GREGORY L. GROTH Human Rights Act which LEGALS on any recorded plat; any DERGRASS, HUSBAND actual copy of the notice to 139 E. BROAD ST makes it illegal to advertise unpaid taxes; any restrictive AND WIFE, BY WARRAN- creditors if the creditor re- COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 “any preference, limitation NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTE covenants, easements or TY DEED DATED FEBRU- ceived the copy of the notice or discrimination based on TRUSTEE’S SALE set-back lines that may be ARY 28, 20 18 AND FILED less than sixty (60 days pri- Jennifer Wilkerson, race, color, religion, sex, applicable; any prior liens FOR RECORD IN RECORD or to the date that is four (4) Circuit and Probate Clerk familial status or national WHEREAS, default has oc- or encumbrances as well as BOOK 1044, PAGE 453, IN months from the date of fi rst 421 E. Spring Street origin, handicap/disability curred in the performance any priority created by a fi x- THE REGISTER’S OFFICE publication as described in Cookeville, TN 38501 or an intention to make any of the covenants, terms ture fi ling; and to any matter FOR PUTNAM COUNTY, (1)(A): or 931-528-1508 such preference, limita- and conditions of a Deed that an accurate survey of TENNESSEE. 1/15, 1/22 tion or discrimination.” This of Trust dated March 20, the premises might disclose. (2) Twelve (12) months from newspaper will not know- 2017, executed by BLAKE This property is being sold Parcel ID: the decedent’s date of NOTICE TO CREDITORS ingly accept any advertis- MADEWELL, conveying cer- with the express reservation 038FC00500000000 death. ESTATE OF KNUT JAN ing for real estate which is tain real property therein de- that it is subject to confi rma- HOFF, DECEASED. Notice in violation of the law. Our scribed to JOSEPH B PITT tion by the lender or Substi- PROPERTY ADDRESS: The This 9TH day of JANUARY is hereby given that on 7TH readers are informed that all JR, as Trustee, as same tute Trustee. This sale may street address of the prop- 2020. day of JANUARY, 2020, Let- dwellings advertised in this appears of record in the be rescinded at any time. erty is believed to be 4634 ters TESTAMENTARY in re- newspaper are available on Register’s Offi ce of Putnam The right is reserved to ad- Janie Dr, Cookeville, TN Signed NICK PHILSON JR. spect of the Estate of KNUT an equal opportunity basis. County, Tennessee record- journ the day of the sale to 38501. In the event of any & NICHOLE PHILSON WIL- JAN HOFF, deceased who Equal Housing Opportunity, ed March 30, 2017, in Deed another day, time, and place discrepancy between this SON, CO-EXECUTORS died NOVEMBER 12TH, M/F. Book 987, Page 233 ; and certain without further publi- street address and the legal 2019 were issued to the un- Herald-Citizen & Regional WHEREAS, the benefi cial cation, upon announcement description of the property, Attorney for the Estate: dersigned by the Probate Buyers Guide interest of said Deed of Trust at the time and place for the legal description shall JAMES D. MADEWELL Court of Putnam County, 1300 Neal St., Cookeville, was last transferred and as- the sale set forth above. All control. 230 N. WASHINGTON AVE Tennessee. TN 931-526-9715 signed to Quicken Loans right and equity of redemp- CURRENT OWNER(S): COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 (FAX) 526-1209 Inc. who is now the owner of tion, statutory or otherwise, KELLY L BARNEY, KELLY All persons, resident and said debt; and homestead, and dower are DOREMUS BARNEY Jennifer Wilkerson, non-resident, having claims, WHEREAS, the under- expressly waived in said OTHER INTERESTED PAR- Circuit and Probate Clerk matured or unmatured, ROOMS FOR RENT signed,Rubin Lublin TN, Deed of Trust, and the title TIES: 421 E. Spring Street against the estate are re- PLLC, having been appoint- is believed to be good, but Cookeville, TN 38501 quired to fi le same with the STAR MOTOR INN ed as Substitute Trustee by the undersigned will sell and The sale of the above-de- 931-528-1508 Clerk of the above-named Weekly starting @ $200 + instrument to be fi led for re- convey only as Substitute scribed property shall be 1/15, 1/22 Court on or before the ear- tax. Free internet, frig, guest cord in the Register’s Offi ce Trustee. The Property is sold subject to all matters shown lier of the dates prescribed laundry, movie rentals. of Putnam County, Tennes- as is, where is, without rep- on any recorded plat; any NOTICE TO CREDITORS in (1) or (2) otherwise their Pet Friendly, Construction see. resentations or warranties of unpaid taxes; any restrictive ESTATE OF JAMES LLOYD claims will be forever barred: Crews welcome. 526-9511 NOW, THEREFORE, notice any kind, including fi tness covenants, easements or WATSON, DECEASED. No- is hereby given that the en- for a particular use or pur- set-back lines that may be tice is hereby given that on (1)(A) Four (4) months from tire indebtedness has been pose. applicable; any prior liens 7TH day of JANUARY, 2020, the date of the fi rst publi- APTS/DUPLEXES FOR RENT declared due and payable, or encumbrances as well as Letters TESTAMENTARY cation of this notice if the and that the undersigned, THIS LAW FIRM IS AT- any priority created by a fi x- in respect of the Estate of creditor received an actual 1 BR, CHA. Clean!! No Rubin Lublin TN, PLLC, as TEMPTING TO COLLECT A ture fi ling; and to any matter JAMES LLOYD WATSON, copy of this notice to cred- smoking/pets. Monterey, Substitute Trustee or his duly DEBT. ANY INFORMATION that an accurate survey of deceased who died DE- itors at least sixty (60) days off exit 300. Deposit 1st and appointed agent, by virtue OBTAINED WILL BE USED the premises might disclose. CEMBER 14TH, 2019 were before the date that is four last $325. 931-839-3514. of the power, duty and au- FOR THAT PURPOSE. This property is being sold issued to the undersigned (4) months from the date of thority vested and imposed with the express reservation by the Probate Court of Put- the fi rst publication; or 1, 2, 3 & 4 BR Apts / upon said Substitute Trust- Rubin Lublin TN, PLLC, that it is subject to confi rma- nam County, Tennessee. HOUSES NEW $280-$800 ee will, on February 18, 2020 Substitute Trustee tion by the lender or Substi- (B) Sixty (60) days from the Cable, Water/Appl’s Furn’d at 10:00 AM at the Main En- 119 S. Main Street, tute Trustee. This sale may All persons, resident and date the creditor received an OVER 100 LOCATION trance to the Putnam Coun- Suite 500 be rescinded at any time. non-resident, having claims, actual copy of the notice to Kids welcome. Some Pets ty Courthouse, 300 East Memphis, TN 38103 The right is reserved to ad- matured or unmatured, creditors if the creditor re- in Designated Apts. Spring Street, Cookeville, rlselaw.com/property-listing journ the day of the sale to against the estate are re- ceived the copy of the notice Open Mon - Fr TN 38501, proceed to sell at Tel: (877) 813-0992 another day, time, and place quired to fi le same with the less than sixty (60 days pri- Soard Properties public outcry to the highest Fax: (404) 601-5846 certain without further publi- Clerk of the above-named or to the date that is four (4) 526-1988 and best bidder for cash or 1/22, 1/29, 2/5 cation, upon announcement Court on or before the ear- months from the date of fi rst Storage units available certifi ed funds ONLY, the at the time and place for lier of the dates prescribed publication as described in following described proper- NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTE the sale set forth above. All in (1) or (2) otherwise their 2BR, 1BA $600/mo. Appl’s, ty situated in Putnam Coun- TRUSTEE’S SALE right and equity of redemp- claims will be forever barred: W/D HU, NO PETS. Call ty, Tennessee, to wit: tion, statutory or otherwise, 239-6938 WHEREAS, default has oc- homestead, and dower are (1)(A) Four (4) months from LAND LYING AND BEING IN curred in the performance expressly waived in said the date of the fi rst publi- 2BR, 1BA. Stove, refrig, DW, THE 18TH CIVIL DISTRICT of the covenants, terms Deed of Trust, and the title cation of this notice if the CH/A. $380/mo. Small pets OF PUTNAM COUNTY, and conditions of a Deed is believed to be good, but creditor received an actual OK!! Call 526-1988. TENNESSEE AND BEING of Trust dated February 28, the undersigned will sell and copy of this notice to cred- DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: 2018, executed by KELLY L convey only as Substitute itors at least sixty (60) days 2BR/2BA CONDO - W/D BARNEY, KELLY DOREMUS Trustee. The Property is sold before the date that is four hookup, all appliances, BEGINNING AT 6X6 CON- BARNEY, conveying cer- as is, where is, without rep- (4) months from the date of large deck. $725 mth + dep. CRETE RIGHT-OF-WAY tain real property therein resentations or warranties of the fi rst publication; or 931-529-4200 MONUMENT IN THE described to PARAMOUNT any kind, including fi tness NORTHWEST MARGIN OF TITLE SERVICES, LLC, as for a particular use or pur- (B) Sixty (60) days from the HIGHWAY #56, SAID MON- Trustee, as same appears pose. date the creditor received an UMENT BEING THE EAST- of record in the Register’s actual copy of the notice to ERN MOST CORNER OF Offi ce of Putnam County, THIS LAW FIRM IS AT- creditors if the creditor re- THE NEW ZION MISSION- Tennessee recorded March TEMPTING TO COLLECT A ceived the copy of the notice ARY BAPTIST CHURCH 2, 2018, in Deed Book 1044, DEBT. ANY INFORMATION less than sixty (60 days pri- PROPERTY AND BEING Page 455 ; and OBTAINED WILL BE USED or to the date that is four (4) IN THE SOUTHWEST LINE WHEREAS, the benefi cial FOR THAT PURPOSE. months from the date of fi rst OF THE PROPERTY HERE- interest of said Deed of Trust publication as described in IN DESCRIBED; THENCE was last transferred and as- Rubin Lublin TN, PLLC, (1)(A): or LEAVING THE NORTH- signed to PennyMac Loan Substitute Trustee FOR RENT WEST MARGIN OF HIGH- 1 , 2 & 3 Bedroom Apts, Services, LLC who is now 119 S. Main Street, (2) Twelve (12) months from WAY #56 AND ALONG THE the owner of said debt; and Suite 500 the decedent’s date of Houses. Many locations NORTHEAST LINE OF THE FALCON REALTY, WHEREAS, the under- Memphis, TN 38103 death. NEW ZION MISSIONARY signed,Rubin Lublin TN, rlselaw.com/property-listing 528-2158 BAPTIST CHURCH AND A falconrealtycookeville.com PLLC, having been appoint- Tel: (877) 813-0992 This 7TH day of JANUARY FENCE N 50 DEGREES 25` ed as Substitute Trustee by Fax: (404) 601-5846 W A DISTANCE OF 101.3 Upscale 3BR, 2BA condo instrument to be fi led for re- 1/22, 1/29, 2/5 FEET TO A 2 1/2” METAL cord in the Register’s Offi ce Capshaw area. Walk-in clos- FENCE POST; THENCE ets, 9’ ceilings, fi replace, ga- of Putnam County, Tennes- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Bledsoe County Correctional Complex ALONG PIPPIN`S SOUTH- see. ESTATE OF ANN PHIL- rage. $1250/mo. 931-239- EAST LINE AND A FENCE 6938 NOW, THEREFORE, notice SON, DECEASED. Notice Correctional Offi cer N 41 DEGREES 04` E A is hereby given that the en- is hereby given that on 9TH DISTANCE OF 135.3 FEET tire indebtedness has been day of JANUARY, 2020, Let- Join TEAM TDOC and be a part of the largest law enforcement agency TO A 2-1/2” METAL FENCE declared due and payable, ters TESTAMENTARY in re- in Tennessee and our eff orts to be recognized as the best correctional HOUSES FOR RENT POST; THENCE ALONG and that the undersigned, spect of the Estate of ANN agency in the nation. THE SOUTH-WEST LINE Rubin Lublin TN, PLLC, as PHILSON, deceased who 201 Cooper Rd, Algood. OF BYERS PROPERTY 3BR, 2BA. Outside storage Substitute Trustee or his died DECEMBER 1ST, 2019 Don’t wait; apply online www.tn.gov/hr or onsite Monday through AND A FENCE 54 DEGREES duly appointed agent, by were issued to the under- Friday. barn, no pets. $1000/mo, 59` E A DISTANCE OF 99.5 $1000/dep. Call (931)265- virtue of the power, duty signed by the Probate Court FEET TO A POINT IN THE and authority vested and of Putnam County, Tennes- • Starting Salary: $2,710/month 4475 NORTHWEST MARGIN OF imposed upon said Substi- see. • Salary After 1 Year: $2,845/month HIGHWAY #56; THENCE tute Trustee will, on March 3BR, 1.5BA Brick in Town. ALONG THE NORTHWEST • 12 Hour Shifts with 12 Hours of Overtime per Month Built into the Hardwood fl oors & tile, ap- 2, 2020 at 10:00 AM at the All persons, resident and Schedule MARGIN OF HIGHWAY #56, Main Entrance to the Put- non-resident, having claims, pl’s. $1100/mo + dep. 528- S 26 DEGREES 13` W A DIS- • 3 Day Weekend Every Other Week, Off Friday, Saturday & Sunday 3333 nam County Courthouse, matured or unmatured, TANCE OF 139.5 FEET TO A 300 East Spring Street, against the estate are re- • High School Diploma or GED Required 6X6 CONCRETE RIGHT OF 50 Kenway St 3BR, 2BA Cookeville, TN 38501, pro- quired to fi le same with the Contact Human Resources at (423)881-6180 WAY MONUMENT; THENCE ceed to sell at public out- Clerk of the above-named 1500 SF house w/unfi n- CONTINUING ALONG THE ished basement. No pet. cry to the highest and best Court on or before the ear- Employees and eligible dependents are off ered Health, Dental, Life, HIGHWAY #56 RIGHT-OF- bidder for cash or certifi ed lier of the dates prescribed Yard maint. $950, $950/dep. WAY N 62 DEGREES 57` W Pharmacy and Vision Insurance. Paid-Time-Off (Sick, Annual, Military, (931)260-1712. funds ONLY, the following in (1) or (2) otherwise their etc.), 401K, Retirement Plan and Tuition Assistance are a few of the A DISTANCE OF 34.6 FEET described property situated claims will be forever barred: TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- benefi ts aff orded to state employees. Eligible Veterans, Service Members, Looking for a 1, 2, 3, or 4 in Putnam County, Tennes- can use Post-9/11 or Montgomery GI Bill benefi ts for participation in the NING. THE SOURCE OF see, to wit: (1)(A) Four (4) months from Bedroom THIS DESCRIPTION IS A 12 month Correctional Offi cer Training Program. Houses / Apartments for the date of the fi rst publi- LOAN SURVEY BY DAR- SITUATED, LYING AND cation of this notice if the www.tn.gov/correction Rent? RELL L. JOHNS, R.L.S. Call us at 931 548 1240 BEING IN THE (7TH) CIV- creditor received an actual The Department of Correction is an Equal Opportunity Employer.r. #1404, DATED DECEMBER IL DISTRICT OF PUTNAM copy of this notice to cred- or visit our website at 12, 1991. www.stevensrentals.com COUNTY, TENNESSEE AND BEING MORE PAR- Parcel ID: 029P-A-006.00- TICULARLY DESCRIBED 000 AS FOLLOWS: BEING LOT MOBILE HOMES FOR RENT NO. 11 OF ANDREW TRACE PROPERTY ADDRESS: The PHASE II, A SUBDIVISION, 2BR, 2BA. Ctr’l Heat, W/D street address of the prop- HU, no pets. Near I-40. A PLAT OF WHICH IS OF erty is believed to be 1720 RECORD IN PLAT CABI- $500/mo, $400/dep. Call GAINESBORO HWY, BAX- (931)858-4702 NET C, SLIDE 67, IN THE TER, TN 38544. In the event REGISTER`S OFFICE FOR of any discrepancy between PUTNAM COUNTY, TEN- 2BR/2BA Central Heat & Air, this street address and Appliances, No Smoking. NESSEE, TO WHICH REF- the legal description of the ERENCE IS MADE FOR A Not in a mobile home park. property, the legal descrip- $450/mo + dep. 528-3333 MORE COMPLETE DE- tion shall control. SCRIPTION OF THE LAND CURRENT OWNER(S): HEREIN CONVEYED. BE-

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LEGALS LEGALS NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION (1)(A): or prior to the date that is four (4) months from the date Notice is hereby given that on the 6th day of February , 2020, at the hour of (2) Twelve (12) months from of fi rst publication as de- 1:00 p.m., at the East entrance of the Putnam County Courthouse, in Cookeville, Tennessee, the decedent’s date of scribed in (1)(A): or death. the undersigned Trustee, THOMAS A. WINDLE, by the terms of Deed(s) of Trust from (2) Twelve (12) months from ANGELA ADAMS to THOMAS A. WINDLE, Trustee, dated November 15, 2012 and This 7TH day of JANUARY the decedent’s date of 2020. death. recorded November 21, 2012 @ 8:13 a.m. in Record Book 728, Pages 233, in the Register’s Offi ce for Putnam County, Tennessee, by reason of default in the obligation secured thereby Signed PETER HOFF, EX- This 7TH day of JANUARY ECUTOR 2020. and performance of the covenants contained therein, including the breach or default, will sell to the highest bidder for cash the interest conveyed to the Trustee by said Deed(s) of Trust in Attorney for the Estate: Signed PAULA WILKER- SETH B. PINSON SON LUCAS, EXECUTRIX and to the property hereinafter described. 204 N. WASHINGTON AVE COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 Attorney for the Estate: The sale will be made without warranty as to title or encumbrances including DALE BOHANNON Jennifer Wilkerson, 115 S. DIXIE AVE unpaid taxes for the purpose of paying the obligations secured by the said Deed(s) of Trust, Circuit and Probate Clerk COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 including charges and expenses of the Trustee, sums expended under the terms thereof, 421 E. Spring Street Cookeville, TN 38501 Jennifer Wilkerson, interest, attorneys’ fees, and the unpaid balance of the note secured thereby. This sale will be 931-528-1508 Circuit and Probate Clerk held in compliance with the terms of Section 35-5-101, et seq., Tennessee Code Annotated. 1/15, 1/22 421 E. Spring Street Cookeville, TN 38501 NOTICE TO CREDITORS 931-528-1508 Said lands are described as follows, to-wit: ESTATE OF LEONARD 1/15, 1/22 FRANKLIN FLATT, DE- th CEASED. Notice is hereby NOTICE TO CREDITORS LYING and being in the 14 Civil District of Putnam County, Tennessee, given that on 7TH day of ESTATE OF VIRGIN- being more particularly described as follows, to-wit: JANUARY, 2020, Letters AD- IA KATHERINE TERRY MINISTRATION in respect CLARK, DECEASED. No- of the Estate of LEONARD tice is hereby given that on TRACT NO. 1: FRANKLIN FLATT, de- 9TH day of JANUARY, 2020, ceased who died AUGUST Letters TESTAMENTARY Beginning at a ½” iron rod at the Southeast corner of the Thomeczek 16TH, 2019 were issued to in respect of the Estate of property, said rod being North 53 deg. 05’ East 393.35 feet from a 1 3/4” iron the undersigned by the Pro- VIRGINIA KATHERINE rod in the Northeastern martin of Jackson Street and the Southwest corner bate Court of Putnam Coun- TERRY CLARK, deceased ty, Tennessee. who died NOVEMBER of Thomeczek; thence along Thomeczek’s Eastern line North 26 deg. 35’ 21ST, 2019 were issued All persons, resident and to the undersigned by the West 120.87 feet to a point in a branch; said point being South 26 deg. 35’ non-resident, having claims, Probate Court of Putnam East 40.2 feet from a 12” Pine at the Northeast corner of Thomeczek; thence matured or unmatured, County, Tennessee. along a new severance line of the Buckner property and the centerline of the against the estate are re- quired to fi le same with the All persons, resident and branch as it meanders the following courses and distances: North 58 deg. 04’ Clerk of the above-named non-resident, having East 34.66 feet, South 85 deg. 28’ East 13.31 feet, North 56 deg. 50’ East Court on or before the ear- claims, matured or unma- lier of the dates prescribed tured, against the estate 33.63 feet, North 40 deg. 52’ East 33.50 feet, North 76 deg. 35’ East 37.61 in (1) or (2) otherwise their are required to fi le same feet, North 77 deg. 52’ East 61.14 feet, South 63 deg. 53’ East 17.47 feet to claims will be forever barred: with the Clerk of the above- named Court on or before a point in the center of said branch, said point being South 39 deg. 29’ West (1)(A) Four (4) months from the earlier of the dates 15.1 feet from a 5” Dogwood at the Southeast corner of Buckner; thence the date of the fi rst publi- prescribed in (1) or (2) oth- cation of this notice if the erwise their claims will be along Jackson’s Western line South 39 deg. 29’ West 237.08 feet to the point creditor received an actual forever barred: of beginning, containing 0.365 acres and being a portion of the property copy of this notice to cred- described in Warranty Deed Book 189, page 145, Register’s Offi ce, Putnam itors at least sixty (60) days (1)(A) Four (4) months from before the date that is four the date of the fi rst publi- County, Tennessee. (4) months from the date of cation of this notice if the the fi rst publication; or creditor received an actual copy of this notice to cred- TRACT NO. 2: (B) Sixty (60) days from the itors at least sixty (60) days Beginning at a steel pin on the North edge of right-of-way of Jackson Street date the creditor received an before the date that is four actual copy of the notice to (4) months from the date of and the Northwest corner of Austin Looper’s property running parallel with creditors if the creditor re- the fi rst publication; or Jackson Street North 47 deg. 30’ West 275.0 feet to a steel pin on the North ceived the copy of the notice less than sixty (60 days pri- (B) Sixty (60) days from the edge of right-of-way of Jackson Street and the Southeast corner of Dewey or to the date that is four (4) date the creditor received Buckner’s; thence North 75 deg. 45’ East 206.0 feet to a red oak with 2 months from the date of fi rst an actual copy of the notice maple pointers; thence North 62 deg. 30’ East 137.0 feet to a white oak being publication as described in to creditors if the creditor (1)(A): or received the copy of the approximately 15 feet from the creek; thence North 53 deg. 15’ East 164.0 notice less than sixty (60 feet crossing the creek to a black pine with black pine pointers being on the (2) Twelve (12) months from days prior to the date that the decedent’s date of is four (4) months from the West side of the creek and being a Southwest corner of Dewey Buckner’s; death. date of fi rst publication as thence South 17 deg. 45’ East 166 feet crossing the creek again to a steel described in (1)(A): or This 7TH day of JANUARY pin, Austin Looper’s corner; thence South 56 deg. 00’ West 393.0 feet to a 2020. (2) Twelve (12) months from steel pin in the North edge of right-of-way of Jackson Street the beginning, the decedent’s date of Signed RICHARD THOMAS death. containing 2 acres. FLATT, ADMINISTRATOR This 9TH day of JANUARY Subject to all minerals and coal reserved by prior owners as fi led of record Attorney for the Estate: 2020. RANDY S. CHAFFIN in Warranty Deed Book 170, Page 677, Register’s Offi ce, Putnam County, 204 N. WASHINGTON AVE Signed PATRICIA CLARK Tennessee. COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 TAYLOR, SANDRA SHEP- HERD & EDDIE CLARK, Jennifer Wilkerson, EXECUTORS LESS AND EXCEPT THE FOLLOWING: Circuit and Probate Clerk 421 E. Spring Street Attorney for the Estate: Land in the Fourteenth Civil District of Putnam County, Tennessee, as Cookeville, TN 38501 DANIEL H. RADER IV follows: 931-528-1508 PO BOX 3347 Beginning at a point on the northwestern most property corner of Parcel 1/15, 1/22 COOKEVILLE, TN 38502 72.01 of Tax Map 71, said point also being the common boundary point NOTICE TO CREDITORS Jennifer Wilkerson, of Parcel 72.01 of Tax Map 71, Parcel 72 of Tax Map 71 and the northeast ESTATE OF PHILIP H. Circuit and Probate Clerk WILKERSON, DECEASED. 421 E. Spring Street R.O.W. of Jackson Avenue; thence S 47 Degrees 30’ E along said R.O.W. a Notice is hereby given that Cookeville, TN 38501 distance 30 feet thence leaving said R.O.W. N 70 Degrees 00’ E a distance on 7TH day of JANUARY, 931-528-1508 2020, Letters TESTAMEN- 1/15, 1/22 of 30 feet; thence N 47 Degrees 30’ W a distance of 30 feet; thence S 70 TARY in respect of the Es- Degrees 00’ W a distance of 30 feet to the point of Beginning. Containing tate of PHILIP H. WILKER- The Town of Monterey will 0.021 acres more or less. SON, deceased who died accepting “Sealed Bids” DECEMBER 23RD, 2019 for the city hall roof repair/ were issued to the under- replacement until Monday, The off-conveyance being the same property conveyed to Town of Monterey, signed by the Probate Court January 27, 2020 at 1:00 of Putnam County, Tennes- p.m. at which time the bids Mayor and Aldermen, by Warranty Deed from Michael L. Thomeczek, et see. will be opened. ux, dated June 8, 1993, and recorded June 9, 1993, in Book 338, Page 121, The specs for the job should Register’s Offi ce, Putnam County, Tennessee. All persons, resident and include: non-resident, having claims, matured or unmatured, 1) Tear off shingles and ex- against the estate are re- isting coping Subject to a Right of Way Easement for a Sanitary Sewer Line conveyed to quired to fi le same with the 2) Cut Epdm sheet where Town of Monterey from Michael L. Thomeczek et ux, dated June 8, 1993 Clerk of the above-named necessary Court on or before the ear- 3) Install ½ inch insulation and recorded June 9, 1993 @ 3:09 p.m. in Warranty Deed Book 338, Page lier of the dates prescribed (Fanfold) 115, Register’s Offi ce, Putnam County, Tennessee. in (1) or (2) otherwise their 4) Install PVC Flex 50 mil, claims will be forever barred: mechanically fastened 5) Install new fl ashing an Subject to a Right of Way Easement for a Sanitary Sewer Line conveyed (1)(A) Four (4) months from coping. to the Town of Monterey, Putnam County, Tennessee, from Michael L. the date of the fi rst publi- cation of this notice if the All bids must be marked Thomeczek and wife, Cynthia M. Thomeczek, dated June 19, 1993 and creditor received an actual “City Hall – Sealed Bid” and recorded August 25, 1993 @ 9:16 a.m. in Warranty Deed Book 340, Page copy of this notice to cred- can be dropped off Monday 301, Register’s Offi ce, Putnam County, Tennessee. itors at least sixty (60) days – Friday at Monterey City before the date that is four Hall, 302 E. Commercial Av- (4) months from the date of enue, Monterey, TN 38574 The previous and last conveyance being a Special Warranty Deed from U.S. the fi rst publication; or between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. The Bank, National Association, as successor trustee to Bank of America, N.A., (B) Sixty (60) days from the Town of Monterey reserves as successor to LaSalle Bank, N.A. as trustee for the holders of The First date the creditor received an actual copy of the notice the right to reject any and/ Franklin Mortgage Loan Trust, Mortgage Loan Asset-backed Certifi cates, or all bids. to creditors if the creditor Series 2007-1 to Angela Adams, of record in Record Book 728, Page 227, received the copy of the no- 1/14,15,16,17,19,21,22 tice less than sixty (60 days Register’s Offi ce, Putnam County, Tennessee.

The property is located at 1130 Jackson Avenue, Monterey, Tennessee 38574.

Interested parties defi ned by T.C.A Section 35-5-104(d):

1. Best Financial Service, LLC P.O. Box 2369 Cookeville, TN 38502

Information relating to all unpaid real property taxes due Putnam County, Tennessee will be available on the date of sale

This sale is being held in compliance with the provisions of the Deed of Trust as aforementioned and Section 35-5-101 et seq., Tennessee Code Annotated.

This the 9th day of January, 2020.

/s/ THOAMS A. WINDLE, TRUSTEE B6 HERALD-CITIZEN SPORTS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2020 herald-citizen.com Titans gunning to host home playoff game

NASHVILLE (AP) — Mike City. They have a lengthy Vrabel knows wins and losses to-do list starting with Ryan are the only true measure Tannehill and NFL rushing for the Tennessee Titans. leader Derrick Henry set to Coming up one win shy of the become free agents in March. franchise’s fi rst Super Bowl Defensive coordinator Dean berth in 20 years even after Pees also announced his a 2-4 start means they still retirement Monday. have plenty of work ahead. Vrabel praised Henry’s The Titans cleaned out growth as a leader in a season lockers Monday, a day after where the 2015 Heisman Tro- being beaten 35-24 by the phy winner ran for a league- Kansas City Chiefs in the high 1,540 yards in 15 starts team’s fi rst AFC champi- before becoming the fi rst to onship game in 17 years. run for at least 180 yards in Tennessee fi nished 11-8 after three consecutive games. a fourth straight 9-7 record Vrabel noted Tannehill was during the regular season, selected Monday to his fi rst and the Titans haven’t won Pro Bowl as a replacement for the AFC South or hosted a Chiefs quarterback Patrick playoff game since 2008. Mahomes, impressive for a Going 7-3 on the road was quarterback who didn’t start nice. The Titans impressed in until Week 7. clinching their second playoff Talk of contracts or loom- berth in three seasons with a ing negotiations will wait un- win at Houston before upset- til Vrabel meets with general ting the defending champs in manager Jon Robinson. New England in the wild-card “Our focus has always been round before knocking off about beating the Chiefs,” top-seeded Baltimore in the Vrabel said. “That didn’t hap- divisional round. Four road pen. Now our focus is on the AP trips in four weeks took a toll. off season.” Tennessee Titans running back Derrick Henry, left, says goodbye to cornerback “We have a long way to go, Tye Smith, center, and cornerback Adoree’ Jackson, right, as players clean out their and we have to host some of COACHING SEARCH lockers Monday in Nashville. The Titans lost the AFC Championship NFL football game those games,” Vrabel said. The fi rst person Vrabel Sunday to the Kansas City Chiefs. “Now we have to get to the called when hired by the Ti- point where we host them, but tans two years ago was Pees, the Titans. Pees was among didn’t have the heart to do it.” Green Bay hired Matt LaF- I think we improved. We’re and Vrabel lured him out of nine defensive coordinators Vrabel also will have to leur as head coach, he stayed a better team now than we a very short retirement after to go to Super Bowls with replace his secondary coach in-house promoting then- were at any point during the leaving the Ravens. Pees, who two diff erent teams and just with Kerry Coombs return- tight ends assistant Arthur season, better than we were turned 70 last September, said missed becoming the fi rst to ing to Ohio State as defensive Smith. last year.” this retirement is fi nal after do that with three. coordinator. When Vrabel Vrabel said he hopes he’ll The Titans have little time 16 seasons in the NFL with “I talked him out of retire- had to replace his off ensive be able to have some defen- to lament the loss in Kansas the Patriots, Ravens and now ment once,” Vrabel said. “I coordinator a year ago when sive continuity. Jeter, Kyle Busch focusing on Walker winning more titles DAYTONA BEACH, sweep. Fla. (AP) — The way He has won at ev- elected Kyle Busch sees it, ery active NASCAR there is a fl aw in the track except The Roval championship ring at Charlotte Motor NASCAR awarded him Speedway yet his 56 to shrine last month. career Cup victories do It lacks any indica- not include the Dayto- NEW YORK (AP) — tion that the 2019 title na 500. His warm-up Derek Jeter came with- was actually his second begins this weekend at in one vote of being a championship. Busch the Rolex 24 at Dayto- unanimous pick for the wants it fi xed so it dis- na, a twice-round-the- Hall of Fame while Lar- plays exactly what he’s clock endurance race ry Walker also earned earned. He has studied featuring champions baseball’s highest honor the issue and knows from series all over the on Tuesday. the New England Patri- world. The longtime New ots created a ring that The event is packed York Yankees cap- AP FILE showcases their six with Indianapolis 500 tain appeared on 396 In this 2004 file photo, Colorado Rockies’ Larry Walker connects for a Super Bowl victories. winners, Le Mans of 397 ballots cast by double on a pitch from Milwaukee Brewers starting pitcher Ben Sheets When his career is winners and some of the Baseball Writers’ in the fourth inning in Denver. Derek Jeter came within one vote of being over, Busch wants just the most skilled drivers Association of America, a unanimous pick for the Hall of Fame while Larry Walker also earned one ring to encapsulate from global series. Bus- falling just shy of the baseball’s highest honor on Tuesday. his accomplishments. ch is on hand to steal standard set when long- He insists he will close the show. time Yankees teammate the BBWAA ballot, up month by the Hall’s Giambi in the 2001 AL his career alongside His longtime part- Mariano Rivera became from 54.6% last year. Modern Era Committee. Division Series; his Mr. greats Richard Petty, nership with Toyota the fi rst unanimous se- Pitcher Curt Schil- A fi ve-time World November home run Dale Earnhardt and got him the gig to drive lection last year. Jeter’s ling was third with 278 Series champion, Jeter in the 10th inning that Jimmie Johnson. a Lexus for the AIM 99.7% moved above Ken votes (70%) in his eighth became a face of base- won Game 4 of the 2001 But he doesn’t have Vasser Sullivan team, Griff ey Jr. (99.3%) for ballot appearance, an ball as he starred in the World Series; his face- seven Cup Series titles. and Busch is the star the second-highest. increase from 60.9% but nation’s largest media fi rst leap into the stands “Not yet I don’t,” Bus- attraction. It was not immediate- still 20 votes shy. The market from 1995-2014. after catching a 12th-in- ch said with a wink. He loves it, too, and at ly known which voter steroids-tainted pair He was the AL Rookie of ning popup by Boston’s Busch’s bid for a a January team dinner didn’t choose Jeter, who of Roger Clemens (61%) the Year award in 1996 Trot Nixon in 2004; a third championship he wore that ring. For was listed on all 219 bal- and Barry Bonds (60.7%) as the Yankees won the home run into the left- doesn’t begin until Feb. one night, he seemed lots made public before both showed slight World Series for the fi rst fi eld bleachers for his 16 at the Daytona 500, as if he was that once- the announcement. The increases. time since 1978, then 3,000th hit as part of a a race he desperately upon-a-time fun Kyle BBWAA will release ad- Jeter and Walker will led New York to three career-best 5-for-5 game wants to win. Busch. ditional ballots on Feb. be inducted on July 26 at straight titles. in 2011; a ninth-inning Busch is 0 for 14 in He was just 16 when 4 of writers who chose a the Hall in Cooperstown Jeter defi ned himself walkoff single in his “The Great American he fi rst came into NA- public listing. along with catcher Ted by moments more than fi nal home game in 2014; Race” with a bitter SCAR in 2001, right as Walker appeared on Simmons and former numbers: his unexpect- a single in his last at-bat runner-up fi nish to Joe the series was passing 304 ballots, six above the players’ association ed backhand fl ip from three days later that Gibbs Racing team- a rule that sidelined 75% needed, in his 10th head Marvin Miller, foul territory to throw lifted his career average mate Denny Hamlin in him until his 18th and fi nal appearance on who were voted in last out Oakland’s Jeremy to .310. last year’s 1-2-3 Gibbs birthday. Monterey Wildcats slip by RBS, girls lose PLAYERS OF THE WEEK FROM STAFF REPORTS Monterey cut the advantage Monterey got some key baskets to three points by the end of the from Faith Walker and Anna UPPERMAN HIGH SCHOOL Go Bees! A late second-half charge third period as West’s hot hand Hudson early to put up a fi ght helped the Monterey High School helped the Wildcats move to 39- and trail only 17-11 at the end Wildcats pulled off a big District 36. of the fi rst period. But the Lady 6 1A basketball victory at Red Behind West’s 21 points, Jones Bulldogs put the pedal to the Boiling Springs, earning a 52-48 and Jaxson Billings scored 10 medal in the second quarter to road win. points each. Kevin Borjas and outscore Monterey 24-18 and ex- Peyton West scored 14 of his 21 Saylor had four points apiece and pand their lead to 41-29 heading points in the second half to push Silas Randolph scored three. into the intermission. the Wildcats to the win. Cayden Marsh had a game-high 22 Red Boiling Springs continued Jones scored seven in the fi nal points for the Bulldogs. to pull away in the second half Jaxon Fox Reagan Hurst two periods and Noah Saylors The Monterey High School and held a commanding lead Junior - Guard Junior - Guard added four. Lady Wildcats watched their throughout the fi nal two periods. Upperman vs Cannon County: Upperman vs Cannon County: The win moves Monterey to recent slide roll to six straight Walker led Monterey in scor- 86-48 17-4 and 6-2 in the district. Red losses Tuesday night when they ing with 12 points. Hudson had 60-45 9 Points Boiling Springs falls to 17-8 on dropped a 76-49 District 6 1A loss nine and Adaline Clouse scored Six 3 pt. shots for the week 25 Points the year and 6-3 in the confer- at Red Boiling Springs. eight. Lindsey Wright tallied ence. Monterey was in striking seven points, while Amber Riddle RBS, one of the top teams in distance at the half, trailing the chipped in four. Katelynn Moore- the district, took the early lead. Lady Bulldogs by a score of 41-29. head and Jordyn Walker scored Dalton Marsh scored six points However, Red Boiling Springs two each. in the fi rst period to guide the posted 22 points in the third peri- Kennedy Fleming was high Bulldogs to a 10-10 tie at the od and pulled away for the win. scorer for Red Boiling Springs end of the quarter. Red Boiling The loss drops Monterey to 4-17 with 25 points. 744 S WILLOW AVENUE & 1065 E 10TH STREET responded by outscoring Monte- on the year and 0-8 in district Monterey will host Clay Coun- rey 13-10 in the second quarter to competition. RBS improves to ty Friday for a doubleheader. The southeastbank.com lead 23-19 at halftime. 16-8 and 5-4 in league play. fi rst game is at 6 p.m.