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Herald-CitizenTUESDAY,Herald-Citizen JUNE 25, 2019 | COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE 117TH YEAR | NO. 135 75 CENTS Rezoning to allow more ‘aff ordable’ housing BY BEN WHEELER tially for a rezoning to RM-8 52 lots for single-family neighborhood will range from Ward said. “An increase in HERALD-CITIZEN (multi-family residential). detached homes,” said Jon roughly $189,000 to $219,000, density that still maintains a Burgess later amended that Ward, interim planning according to Bernhardt. The single-family detached buff er The Cookeville Planning request to RS-5. director. “The Planning housing market in Cookeville will provide a more aff ord- Commission has rezoned The property was rezoned Department recognizes a has seen prices rise in recent able home that will be appro- a part of 1493 W. Broad St. from single-family residen- need for this type of proposed years with the median list priate for the area.” and 50 Broadway Ave. for a tial with a minimum lot size development, which will price $241,000 in May 2019, Lots in the area will range proposed moderate-density of 20,000 square feet to RS-5 provide a more aff ordable according to Zillow data. from 5,000 to 6,000 square single-family housing neigh- single-family residential, housing product. If approved, “At an RS-20 density, home feet. borhood. which has a minimum lot size the developers plan to extend prices would be signifi cantly Residents of the surround- The request, submitted by of 5,000 square feet, allowing an additional phase to the more expensive, which would ing area spoke out against Aaron Bernhardt on behalf more homes to be built there. west.” eliminate many home buyers of Larry Burgess, was ini- “The fi rst phase depicts Prices for houses in that from the housing market,” SEE REZONE, PAGE 2 0I’D LIKE TO KNOW0 How can I protect my identity?

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Question: A few years ago, I read that my identity could be stolen if someone fi nds my empty prescrip- tion bottles in the trash. The bottles are also #5 recyclable, so I started peeling the labels off . Our pharmacy changed the labels, and they’re no longer removable. But I’d still like to recycle the bottles. We collect quite a few since there’s three people saving them. Any ideas about what we can do? Answer: Lisa Luck, program manager of education for the Putnam County Solid Waste Department, said, “I would suggest using a per- The circle shows the Putnam County Justice Center parking lot and five pieces of property the county has manent marker to blacken out the options to purchase. personal information on each pre- scription bottle since the labels are no longer removable. Putnam County Solid Waste Department is currently County options property near Justice Center only recycling Plastics #1 and #2 due to a fl uctuation in the market. How- BY JIM HERRIN “In looking at land that’s around the “All of these owners started out at a ever, if you travel occasionally, check HERALD-CITIZEN Justice Center, there’s not that much higher price,” Porter said. “These are to see if the county you visit recycles that’s normally available. It comes up what I have negotiated down to, which Plastics #5. If so, your bottles can be As offi cials prepare for a planned rarely that it’s available for sale,” he I think is probably close to their bot- recycled through their recycling cen- expansion of jail and courtroom space, said. tom dollar as to what they will take.” ter. I take mine to Chattanooga when Putnam County has taken a 180-day But Porter said he has negotiated Porter encouraged county commis- I visit family as they still are able to option on purchasing up to fi ve pieces options for the purchase of lots at 538 sioners to visit the properties over the recycle Plastics #5.” of property near the county Justice E. Spring St., 613 E. Broad St., 113 and next several weeks as they consider Question: Is there any plan to add Center on East Spring Street. 119 Locust Ave., 127 Locust Ave. and whether to ultimately approve the a sidewalk or redo the crumbling “When we started the process with 454 E. Hudgens St. purchase. road on 12th Street from Mississippi the jail study, one of the things that The cost for the option to buy is $100 “I’m for planning out for years in ad- and Washington? With the bike trail, was going to be an issue was that we per property or $500 total. vance,” Porter said. “So these are the pedestrians, and students, this is a were going to need some land for park- The price tag, if the county chose to parcels that are currently available. very dangerous area. There is bare- ing if we used part of the (existing) buy all of the properties, is $2,178,500. I’m making you aware of them.” ly enough room for cars to cross in parking lot for the addition onto the Porter said the county is under no ob- Asked where funding for the pur- either directions, let alone bike riders jail,” said County Mayor Randy Porter ligation to proceed with the purchase, chase would come from, Porter said it or walkers. Many times, I have seen in a report to commissioners Monday. but the options preclude the landown- could be attached to a planned bond bike riders get off the road and walk Porter said the county bought “a ers from selling to anyone else for at issue intended to fi nance the jail addi- in the grass to avoid the traffi c. I can’t small parking lot” at the corner of least six months. tion, as long as the county commission believe no one has been hit there yet. Spring Street and Maple Avenue The property owners include passed a resolution stating its inten- A simple sidewalk connecting the several months ago, but said he’s also Burgess Family Partnership, David tion to do so. He presented commis- one from Mississippi to the one at been searching for additional proper- Andrews, Cynthia Haley and Terry sioners with such a resolution, which ty. Farley. was passed on a unanimous vote. SEE KNOW, PAGE 2

Firefi ghters, police receive lifesaving awards BY LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS ing him from jumping HERALD-CITIZEN from the train trestle,” Chief Evans said. Cookeville Police Offi - Offi cer Melton was cer Chris Melton saved one of several city police the life of a distraught offi cers and fi refi ghters individual who was at- recognized last week for tempting to take his life saving four people in by jumping from a train four separate emergen- trestle, according to cy situations recently. Cookeville Police Chief Their eff orts were Randy Evans. applauded last week LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS | HERALD-CITIZEN “He was able to devel- by Chief Evans and Cookeville firefighters and police off icers received lifesaving awards at the city council last week. op a rapport with the in- Cookeville Fire Depart- From left are fire chief Daryl Blair, CFD Lt. Steven Brown, firefighter Shane Bates, engineer Jeff dividual, and ultimately Emerson, Lt. Stanley Neal, Capt. Shawn Roberson, Off icer Chris Melton, Off icer Andrew Gibbs, gained control, prevent- SEE AWARDS, PAGE 2 Off icer Jacob Byrd and CPD Chief Randy Evans. herald-citizen.com INDEX 1 section | 12 pages OBITUARIES Pages 5, 12 DEAR ABBY 6 COMICS 11 OPINION 4 Marcus Bonds, Granville Dinah Spilman, Cookeville Shirley Grogan, Cookeville CALENDAR 12 CROSSWORD 11 SPORTS 7 Idabel Treece, Hilham Anna Littrell, Cookeville Mildred Lewis, Monterey CLASSIFIED 9 LIVING 6 SUDOKU 11 Emma Ray, Cookeville Gladys Eckel, Cookeville Barbara McClees, Cookeville

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Space is limited, so sign-up now! 2 HERALD-CITIZEN FROM PAGE 1 TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 2019 herald-citizen.com 0LOTTERY0 Court orders new hearing in theft case Monday BY JIM HERRIN partment of Correction son said. “No criminal Cash 3 Evening HERALD-CITIZEN — a decision that was defendant is automatical- 3-5-2 appealed by the Public ly entitled to probation Cash 3 Midday 6-1-8 The Tennessee Court Defender’s office which as a matter of law, and Cash 3 Morning of Criminal Appeals had sought judicial di- the court has to consider 5-0-8 has ordered a new version. whether or not probation sentencing hearing for In making that de- would serve the ends of Cash 4 Evening a Cookeville man con- cision, Patterson said justice and the best in- 2-0-9-5 victed of burglary and Norris had shown “a terest of both the public Cash 4 Midday theft after breaking into lack of candor and a lack and the defendant.” 4-1-1-6 several storage units in of honesty” concerning In appealing the Cash 4 Morning 2017. his alleged drug use. sentence, Norris assert- 2-9-9-4 Matthew Howard Nor- “He is (testing) positive ed that the trial court Cash4Life ris had pleaded guilty for marijuana and oxyco- erred when it denied him 07-10-18-21-28 to two counts of theft of done at the time that he’s judicial diversion. In a property and one count doing the pre-sentence ruling issued Friday, the Cash Ball 4 of burglary in exchange report,” Patterson said. appeals court agreed. Tennessee Cash for an eff ective eight-year “He knows that he has “The Defendant’s 08-16-20-30-32, Bonus: 3 sentence and an agree- to do a drug screen. If he request for judicial Dog Park Film Est. jackpot: $380,000 ment by prosecutors does not know that, he’s diversion was somewhat Cookeville has applied for a grant to drop other pending the only defendant that’s ambiguous; however, the to build a dog park and needs your charges. The plea agree- ever gone to the Depart- trial court clearly un- help. A video will be filmed with dog 0READER SERVICES0 ment stipulated that the ment of Correction and derstood the request and owners Wednesday. To participate, Address: trial court would deter- not understood that he’s rather cursorily denied bring your dog to the trail next to the 1300 Neal St. mine manner of service going to have a drug it, failing to expressly Cane Creek Recreation Center at 5 Cookeville, TN 38501 of the sentence. screen.” address all ofthe rele- p.m. Wednesday. At a subsequent sen- He also noted that Nor- vant factors,” Judge Rob- Mailing Address: tencing hearing, Crim- ris had admitted to using ert Wedemeyer wrote. inal Court Judge David marijuana since 2000. “We therefore reverse P.O. Box 2729 Patterson ordered that “Eighteen years of the judgments of the Fire causes minor Cookeville TN 38502 the eight-year sentence marijuana use, maybe trial court and remand be served in confinement that’s [why] he has mis- for a new sentencing Phone: 931-526-9715 with the Tennessee De- understandings,” Patter- hearing.” damage at Tech Fax: 931-526-1209 BY PAIGE STANAGE HERALD-CITIZEN News [email protected] A small fi re caused minor damage to Sports Cumberland teacher indicted for sex crime Matthews Daniel Hall early Tuesday. [email protected] Cookeville Fire Lt. Shawn Roberson Advertising BY PAIGE STANAGE The minor was a stu- minor child at the time of said the fi re started because of a short in a [email protected] HERALD-CITIZEN dent at Stone Elementary. the off ense.” fl uorescent light bulb. Living Speich is a 5th grade math Speich was arrested “Tech Police responded to the scene and [email protected] A Cumberland County teacher, according to the Monday for sexually saw smoke coming down from the hall- Circulation teacher and county com- Stone Elementary School battery by an authority ways,” Roberson said. “After they turned [email protected] missioner was indicted website. fi gure and providing alco- a corner, a fl uorescent light bulb was lying Business News for a sex-related off ense in “This was alleged to hol to a minor. on the ground on fi re.” [email protected] the Cumberland County have happened at a loca- He has made bond and The police extinguished the fi re right Church News Grand Jury Monday. tion owned by the teacher been released. before Cookeville fi refi ghters arrived, [email protected] Michael E. Speich, 6th and not on school proper- This is an ongoing Roberson said. School News Civil District commission- ty,” Dunaway said. “As the investigation. If anyone [email protected] er, is accused of providing investigation continued, wants to report simi- 0 Classified Ads alcohol and sexually abus- evidence of the sexu- lar abuse from Speich, ARRESTS0 [email protected] ing a minor, according al abuse of the victim, contact the Offi ce of the Christian Woodard, 23, of Drexel Street, to a statement from 13th committed by Michael E. District Attorney General Nashville; arrested by the Cookeville Police Letter Guidelines Judicial District Attorney Speich, was discovered... at 484-8732, or visit 112 4th Department for assault; bond is $25,000. All letters to the editor must be General Bryant Dunaway. the alleged victim was a St., Crossville. Natasha Martin, 34, of Crabtree Circle, signed and include the writer’s Cookeville; arrested by the Monterey Police name, address and phone Department for three counts theft, simple number. Letters are subject to possession/casual exchange, two counts editing and/or rejection. A strict possession of unlawful drug paraphernalia 400-word limit will be enforced. REZONE: Planners send request to council and criminal impersonation; held without Send letters to the mailing bond. address listed above, or email FROM PAGE 1 fl uctuated in the last four street was dedicated and Travis Dugas, 31, of West Stevens Street, to [email protected]. years and said that city built to city street stan- Cookeville; arrested by the CPD for domestic what could occur in the offi cials believe the added dards and was accepted, assault; bond is $1,000. Order a Photo neighborhood on Petite traffi c from the develop- which restricted gating Preston Caldwell, 47, of West Commercial Every photograph taken by a Drive, mentioning when ment will have minimal the street. Avenue, Monterey; arrested by the MPD for Herald-Citizen photographer apartments were built on impact. “I think it’s important domestic assault; bond is $3,000. and published in the paper Broadway Avenue. “Do I sound frustrated? to do the smaller devel- Bryce Brown, 20, of Maddux Avenue, is available for purchase. Go “On the Broadway Maybe a little bit. Angry? opments. Median income Cookeville; arrested by the CPD for driving to www.herald-citizen.com apartments, ... they put Maybe a little bit,” String- home price for the City under the influence; bond is $750. and click on “Photo Gallery.” in this road which was er said. “I don’t under- of Cookeville is right Dominique Price, 23, of Broadway Avenue, Also, many photos included in great for a few months to stand why Cookeville, at about $160,000. New Cookeville; arrested by the CPD for domestic online stories are available for have the Elk Mountain Tennessee, every time construction, home prices assault; bond is $1,000. purchase. trucks going up and down there is a bare lot, it’s like have gone up a lot,” said Timothy Reid Jr., 35, of Algood Court, Petite Drive, day and we can’t have a bare lot Eric Walker, city council Algood; arrested by the CPD for domestic Subscriptions night,” said Kaye String- in Cookeville. Let’s build member. assault; bond is $1,000. To subscribe, call 931-526-9715. er. “When they were doing apartments. Let’s build “It’s hard to build any Timothy Reid Sr., 58, of Cookeville Highway, Visa, MasterCard, Discover the road, I called about condos. Let’s build town- kind of new home of qual- Livingston; arrested by the CPD for domestic and AmEx accepted. that, and I was told about houses. I don’t think this ity for less than $160,000 assault; bond is $1,000. Rates: Broadway Avenue, that it is progress.” and sell it for that. The Dalton Woodcock, 26, of Baxter Road, Bax- 3 mo 6 mo 1yr would only be an access “It almost feels like higher density in Cookev- ter; arrested by the CPD for manufacturing/ Carrier or road for emergency vehi- unless you really have a ille is something that delivering/selling/possessing methamphet- Mail: 385 cles, that they would have good salary or have mon- we are going to address. amine; bond is $10,000. Zip Code $28 $54 $95 a fence, and it would not ey, you’re just a sitting The way that it does get Rodulfro Morales, 27, of East Mineral Street, Print & be a thoroughfare.” duck. You just need to addressed is multi-family Monterey; arrested by the MPD for DUI, leav- E-Edition $29 $56 $98 Bernhardt told audience wait until something goes housing.” ing the scene of an accident and driving with E-Edition Only $21 $42 $84 members he could restrict up by your home.” “To have an opportuni- a revoked license; bond is $2,500. Mail: Outside his workers from using But planning commis- ty to expand on a neigh- Candice Lindsey, 22, of Old Qualls Road, 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 Petite Drive, and incom- sioners were surprised to borhood, instead of doing Cookeville; arrested by the CPD for manufac- Mail: Outside ing-City Manager James learn that there was not a apartments in the City of turing/delivering/selling/possessing meth- Tennessee $82 $132 $220 Mills said he could work gate on Broadway Ave- Cookeville, I think it’s a amphetamine; bond is $10,000. with city council about nue, as it had been their good thing.” Miss Your Paper? restricting Petite Drive to understanding it would be The rezoning will now Your carrier is an independent heavy trucks. there with the new devel- move on for consideration contractor. However, as a service Ward said the traffi c opment. by the Cookeville City to our subscribers, our circulation counts from the area have Ward said that the Council. KNOW: Plans in works department is open from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. Monday, 8 a.m. until 6 to widen 12th Street p.m. Tuesday-Friday and from 7-9 a.m. Sunday to answer calls. AWARDS: FROM PAGE 1 Call 931-526-9715. Firefighters, police honored for saving lives FROM PAGE 1 fi cers Andrew Gibbs and entire medical team was the tracks would solve the problem. Also, Herald-Citizen Jamar Minter along with eff ective in resuscitating wouldn’t the city be liable if the crumbling USPS 313-680 ment Chief Daryl Blair CFD Lt. Stanley Neal, Lt. the man,” Chief Evans road, heading west, falls away causing an ISSN 8750-5541 along with the Cookeville Steven Brown and fi re- said. “After an investiga- accident? The Herald-Citizen is published after- City Council, who recog- fi ghter Shane Bates saved tion, engineer Emerson Answer: Cookeville Public Works noons Tuesday through Friday and nized the fi refi ghters and the life of an overdose has found that patient was Director Greg Brown said some help is on Sunday morning except New Year’s offi cers with lifesaving victim by administering resuscitated successfully, the way. Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving awards. CPR and Narcan. is a survivor and has been “There are plans to widen the lanes Day and Christmas Day by Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., at 1300 Neal St., Offi cer Jacob Byrd “They ultimately saved released from the hospital and add shoulders to this section of 12th P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. saved a woman’s life at a the victim’s life,” Chief and is now at home doing Street. A construction date has not yet Periodicals postage paid at Cookeville Cookeville restaurant. Evans said. well.” been determined. The city is currently TN. POSTMASTER: send address “While off duty and CFD engineer Jeff Cookeville Mayor Ricky updating our pedestrian-bike plan, and it changes to Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville TN 38502. having lunch, Offi cer Emerson and fi refi ghter Shelton said, “We appre- will be determined if sidewalks are need- The Herald-Citizen is a member of Byrd saw a woman Joseph Smith also saved a ciate what you do for our ed on that portion of 12th.” the Tennessee Press Association choking and successfully life when they responded city and our citizens. We and the Associated Press. The As- performed the Heimlich to a report of a cardiac can’t ever thank you all IS THERE something you’d like to know? Send sociated Press is entitled exclusively to use for publication news printed in maneuver on her,” Chief arrest on Foreman Drive. enough for protecting and us your questions to editor@herald-citizen. the Herald-Citizen. Evans said. “The training and serving. 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Jack McNeely WEATHER Editor & Publisher Tonight Thursday Friday Readings Lindsay McReynolds Partly cloudy, with a low around 65. Mostly sunny, with a high near 89. A 30% chance of showers and Monday’s high in Cookeville was 83, low 64, with 0.16” Managing Editor thunderstorms. Mostly sunny, with a rain. Monday’s high in Monterey was 82, low 66, with 1.21” Wednesday Thursday Night high near 90. rain. Roger Wells Mostly sunny, with a high near 87. Partly cloudy, with a low around 66. Almanac Advertising Director Friday Night Tuesday is the 176th day of the year, with 189 remain- Wednesday Night A 20% chance of showers and thun- ing. The sun sets at 8:03 p.m. and will rise at 5:26 a.m. Keith McCormick Partly cloudy, with a low around 66. derstorms. Partly cloudy, with a low Wednesday. The moon is last quarter with 50% of the Circulation Manager around 68. visible disc illuminated. TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN 3 herald-citizen.com Workshop on US economic plan for Palestinians kicking off MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) — Amid heavy skepticism and deep doubts about prospects for success, the Trump administration on Tuesday was convening an international con- ference to promote its ambitious but heavily criticized $50 billion economic support plan for the Palestinians. KATE COOK | HERALD-CITIZEN President Donald Trump’s son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared AP FILE Garden in bloom Kushner, was to kick off White House advisor Jared Kushner will the two-day workshop present the economic portion of his Mideast Lilies are in bloom at the Algood Middle School garden. Teacher Wren in the tiny Gulf king- peace plan Tuesday in Bahrain. Goedkin said the garden is now 4 years old. She and her students try dom of Bahrain with to have things planted so that something is constantly in bloom from a speech to some Arab Without proposals on approach is needed February to October. About half the plants are edible, she said. fi nance ministers, the borders, the status of precisely because heads of international Jerusalem and the fate previous eff orts have fi nancial organizations of Palestinian refu- fallen short. They note and private sector gees, the Palestinians that the heads of the business executives and say the economic plan International Mon- BPC in Monterey nearing completion investors from dozens is meaningless and etary Fund and the BPC — Bank of structure was in use un- heating and cooling sys- of states. But the par- are staging protests World Bank will attend Putnam County’s Loan til the current building tems and a state of the ticipants notably do not against the “Peace to and speak at the event, Operations Center in opened in the mid-1960s. art document storage include offi cial Israeli Prosperity” workshop. as will the head of Downtown Monterey is The design of the new space are futuristic fea- or Palestinian delega- Palestinians in Gaza FIFA, the internation- nearing completion. Loan Operations Center tures of the building. A tions, and many coun- called a general strike, al soccer federation, Undertaken 24 refl ects that rich his- large meeting area and tries’ delegations are with stores and public and the managers of months ago, the project tory by incorporating workspace for up to 60 not headed by Cabinet institutions shuttering numerous large invest- is now approximately the old Bank of Monte- employees ensure plen- ministers. to protest the meeting, ment funds. 80 percent complete. A rey façade as well as a ty of room for the bank’s The Palestinians and demonstrators in Yet, enthusiasm has grand opening cele- historical museum and anticipated growth. have rejected the the West Bank carried been tempered by the bration is planned for archive. The architec- “Our intention is to proposal — which aims a giant coffi n labeled Trump administra- Saturday, Aug. 17. ture is also meant to bring jobs to our home- in 10 years to create a “Bahrain workshop” tion’s refusal to en- Like the town of Mon- embody the small-town town by situating our million new jobs, slash and signs reading “The dorse the creation of a terey itself, the façade of look of multiple build- Loan Operations Center unemployment and im- Deal of the Century is Palestinian state in the the old Bank of Monte- ings rather than one in the heart of our cor- prove living standards doomed.” West Bank, Gaza and rey (later to become the large space. porate footprint,” said in the West Bank, in Besides opposition east Jerusalem, the Bank of Putnam Coun- The facility isn’t pure- Vice Chairman of the Gaza and among Pal- from the intended “two-state solution” ty) is steeped in history. ly dedicated to the past, Board Elizabeth Four- estinian communities benefi ciaries of the that has been long Built around 1921, the though. Geothermal net. in Egypt, Jordan and proposal, the plan has viewed internationally Lebanon — because it been harshly criticized as the only viable path does not include a hori- by former diplomats, to lasting peace. zon for ending Israel’s aid workers and oth- The Palestinians cut Man charged with assault of fetus occupation and grant- ers involved in past ties with the White BY PAIGE STANAGE ing them independence. peacemaking eff orts House after Trump rec- HERALD-CITIZEN Avenue allegedly hit the leaving bruises and U.S. offi cials say the for being unrealistic ognized contested Je- woman in the face and marks on her abdomen,” political portion of the and lacking any clear rusalem as Israel’s cap- A Cookeville man is in her abdomen several the warrant states. plan that Trump has description of who will ital in December 2017, accused of assaulting a times, according to the Francisco was arrest- dubbed the “deal of the pay for it. and say they will not pregnant woman Satur- arrest warrant. ed and charged with century” addressing Trump, Kushner and accept a peace proposal day. “(The victim) dis- assault/fetus as victim such thorny issues may U.S. Treasury Secre- from an administration Leonel Francisco, played marks on her and domestic assault; not be released until tary Steven Mnuchin they see as hopelessly 30, of North Franklin person of being struck, bond is $7,500. fall. argue that a new biased toward Israel. 4 HERALD-CITIZEN Opinion TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 2019 herald-citizen.com Herald-Citizen Established 1903 Jack McNeely Editor and Publisher Lindsay McReynolds Managing Editor Kate Cook City Editor Don Foy News Editor More thoughts that should keep you awake at night

o single theme grabbed my attention this week, so we’re back to a potpourri of random thoughts. For instance, I often encounter news reports Nabout some inmate serving a life sentence and going before the parole board for the umpteenth time. Not only is the convict a model prisoner (operating a prison ministry, donating both his kidneys to a stranger, etc.), but someone else has confessed to the crime, the crime took place 18 months before the convict was born and oh, Th e democrats are disrespecting Joe Biden yeah, the alleged murder victim has been running a food truck outside the s former Vice President ples of colleagues Everyone has a history and DANNY courthouse for the past fi ve years!!! Joe Biden has embarked he could work with they shouldn’t be forced to dis- TYREE For some baffl ing reason not revealed on his latest campaign for during an era when own the past simply because it by the media, the parole board (made the presidency, I’ve been “at least there was isn’t convenient or comfortable. up of a cross-section of conscientious citizens) Areminded about why I left the some civility” in the People evolve and change, and usually tells the prisoner to try again next year! Say Democratic Party three years Senate. that’s OK — or at least it should what??? Hey, parole board, pardon me for being nos- ago, after having been a member Translation: be. ey. No, wait-if I ask you to pardon me, you’ll proba- since 1980. CHRISTINE Biden actually ad- Joe Biden has been serving bly strap me into Old Sparky. Never mind. I’ve been reminded of this as FLOWERS mitted he had spent the citizens of this country for What sort of idiot is observant enough to start his presidential campaign has his political career more than half century, the most clothing-based superstitions? I’m lucky if I remem- faced backlash again and again trying to work momentous and volatile half cen- ber to wear pants (the WORLD is lucky if I remem- — and it only offi cially began a with people who didn’t agree tury of our lives. When he went ber to wear pants); but some sports enthusiast is month ago! with him. What should not have to Congress in 1972, abortion always observing, “Say, I was wearing this very First came the “touching” been a radical idea became a was illegal, interracial marriage jacket-given to me by What’s-His-Name- the last scandal, in which a former fi restorm as Democratic leaders was barely legal, homosexuality three times our team won by more than 3 points but candidate for political offi ce in including Cory Booker and Ka- was still considered a mental fewer than 7 points in a city with a name in the fi rst Texas accused Biden of kissing mala Harris (both 2020 presiden- illness, and most people didn’t quarter of the alphabet. Just so I don’t jinx us, I’m the back of her neck without per- tial candidates themselves) lit even know that trans rights not washing it until the season is over.” Why do we mission and making her feel un- their torches and went after this were something they should waste money on coaches and millionaire players comfortable. What many Demo- remnant of a bipartisan past. know about. when all we really need is to mesmerize the luck crats called a #MeToo moment Booker called on Biden to The times have changed, and gods with funky smelling apparel? became a #AreYouKiddingMe? apologize for saying anything so have a lot of attitudes. In Speaking of sartorial splendor, what goober fi rst moment for me, because I could remotely positive about segrega- many ways, that is a good thing. planted the notion in our ancestors’ heads that not believe that a bit of old style, tionists, and Harris accused the But for so many Democrats, wrinkles in fabric look icky? Think of millions of Joe-style physicality was being former vice president of “cod- there is no empathy for people man-hours wasted. (“Look, I can discover a cure for compared to sexual harassment dling” racists. And of course, the who came of age before they cancer, or I can make these slacks look spiff y. You and assault. moment couldn’t go by without were born, or before they were can’t have it all.”) Then, Biden caved to the Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth born again in the fi ery baptism Don’t you love it when rock stars throw a hissy-fi t pressure of the too loud and too Warren (yup, also 2020 presiden- of the New Tolerance. Appar- because some despised politician paid a licensing proud liberals and fl ip-fl opped tial candidates) clutching their ently, there is no place in the fee and used one of their classic songs at a rally? his position on the Hyde Amend- pearls. party for someone who worked (“This is a total desecration of the original inten- ment, now saying he cannot sup- I’m over it. This is why I left across the aisle with bigots, tions of this beautiful song. It was meant to promote port a measure that bans federal the party: this insane inability but who was able to make them peace and harmony and seduce the drummer’s un- funding for most abortions. to accept the fact that every irrelevant by passing the Voting derage girlfriend so I could have my way with her. Then came the latest eye human did not all spring, fresh Rights Act. It’s a shame that Now the purity is a distant memory.”) roll-worthy moment from the and virtuous, from the chasm some of the people whom Biden We’re always reading the inspirational story of Democratic Party. Last week, created when Donald Trump fought for are too blind to see some wealthy, award-winning author whose fi rst in the midst of a congressio- was elected president. The that. book got rejected by 40 diff erent publishers. How nal hearing on reparations for purity test that Democrats are come we never hear it from the perspective of undis- African Americans, Biden was imposing on candidates for offi ce CHRISTINE FLOWERS is a syndicated cerning editors and publishers? (“I’m glad Random criticized for pointing to two would be laughable if it weren’t columnist. Her email address is House succeeded with Stephanie’s manuscript. It segregationist senators as exam- so dangerous. [email protected]. just wasn’t a GOOD FIT for Calcifi ed Press. Unlike my boss’s boot, which is a good fi t for my rear end. OUCH!”) Trying to preempt questions is like trying to herd cats. You can rush into a room and announce, “This is absolutely everything I know on the subject: I Trump allegations treated as old news was driving by Whole Foods and saw an ambulance speed away with its siren blaring.” Invariably, n a normal universe, a vivid in its proper con- his best to feed the sputtering you’ll get a barrage of questions. “How high is the allegation of rape, leveled at a text, tells the tragic news cycle by lying anew. When patient’s deductible?” “Is the patient ready to meet serially misogynist president, truth about the he denied the rape allegation, Jesus?” “Do you think the ambulance driver is my would be a news story worthy numbing of Amer- he said: “I’ve never met this newly single cousin’s type?” Iof 24/7 coverage. Heck, it would ica. person in my life…I have no idea Proudly answer their questions WITH a question: even be bigger than the recent Here’s context: who this woman is.” Which was “If I strap myself into Old Sparky, will you morons feeding frenzy about Joe Biden Jill Harth, Kristin amusing to hear, because Car- honor my Do Not Resuscitate wishes???” touching some women’s shoul- DICK Anderson, Lisa roll’s article, posted on the New ders. POLMAN Boyne, Temple York magazine’s website, in- DANNY TYREE is a syndicated columnist. His email ad- But naturally, the details Taggart, Mariah cludes a photo that shows Trump dress is [email protected]. off ered on Friday by New York Billado,Billado Cathy Heller, Karina talking with Carroll at a party. writer E. Jean Carroll — that Virginia, Natasha Stoynoff , Ra- He also claimed that Carroll Donald Trump, in his previous chel Crooks, Mindy McGillivray, concocted a fi ction “to sell a new incarnation as a real estate hus- Jennifer Murphy, Jessica Drake, book.” Actually, that’s what he MODERATELY CONFUSED tler, banged her head against a Ninni Laaksonen, Summer did, via his ghostwriter, when he wall and forcibly penetrated her Zervos, Cassandra Searles, Alva concocted the fi ction that he was in a department store dressing Johnson, Juliet Huddy, Jessica a business genius. That’s his sole room — sputtered in the news Leeds. Those are just some of the frame of reference. He thinks cycle. It was barely mentioned on women who have accused Trump that everyone else is just like the Sunday morning TV shows. of sexual misconduct. That list him-blatantly lying for the sole It didn’t make the front page of does not include the beauty pag- purpose of hyping themselves. the New York Times, Wall Street eant women who said that Trump Will this rape allegation move Journal, Los Angeles Times, or barged into their dressing rooms. the public opinion needle? Of the Chicago Tribune. On Satur- He has assailed all these women course not. day, 164 stories were featured as liars. In 2016, he threatened But that doesn’t mean this on the New York Times’ online to retaliate by suing them, but story should slide into the void. home page, but there were none never did. He claimed that some It’s too important. It shows how about Carroll, a well-regarded ad- were getting paid to smear him, numb we’ve become. It exposes vice columnist for Elle magazine, but never tried to prove it. anew the hypocrisy of the Repub- who is now the 22nd woman to This context makes Carroll’s licans and evangelical leaders accuse Trump of sexual miscon- story more important, not less. who have greeted the story with duct. It’s arguably the most serious ac- silence-the same people who That latter fact is crucial. cusation of all, because it’s about once championed “character” Many Americans — or, more rape, not groping. Conservative and “morality” in our highest precisely, many in the media — attorney George Conway (hus- offi ce. And it shows, once again, are so benumbed by Trump, so band of Kellyanne) points out: that more than 40 percent of the fatigued by the daily evidence “Carroll’s account is supported electorate will reject any and all of his amorality, that even the by the sheer number of claims accusations, not matter how se- freshest, most sickening accusa- that have now surfaced against rious, because they perceive that tion is treated as “old” news. Trump-claims in which women Trump alone is the font of truth. But Carroll’s allegation, have accused Trump of engaging If this story, placed in its featured in a new book (con- in unwelcome or forcible sexual broader context, is allowed to fi rmed by two Carroll friends conduct or assault against them.” fade away, this nation will have who were told of the incident at Indeed, Conway writes, “what forfeited another slice of its soul. the time)-and, most importantly, Trump described in the (Holly- Trump’s response to her allega- wood Access) video is exactly DICK POLMAN is a syndicated colum- tion-warrants major coverage, what Carroll says he did to her.” nist. His email address is dickpol- because this story, when placed Fortunately, Trump has done [email protected]. TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN 5 herald-citizen.com 0OBITUARIES0

Mildred Paul Lewis Anna Mae Littrell Idabel Treece MONTEREY — The COOKEVILLE — lor Jr. and Thomas CELINA — Funer- funeral home Thurs- family of Mrs. Mil- Anna Mae Littrell, 82, Eugene Littrell Jr.; al services for Idabel day, June 27, from 10 dred Paul Lewis, 88, of of Cookeville, Tennes- great-granddaughter, Treece, 84, of Hilham, a.m. until service time Monterey, Tennessee, see, passed from this Leah Phillips; and sev- in Clay County, will be at noon. will receive friends life Friday, June 21, en siblings. held at noon Thursday, Mrs. Treece passed Wednesday evening, 2019, at Saint Elizabeth Funeral services June 27, at Hall Funer- away Sunday, June 23, June 26, from 4-7 p.m. Hospice in Edgewood, for Anna Mae Littrell al Home of Celina. 2019, at Celina Health at the chapel of Horner Kentucky. will be held Wednes- Burial will be in the and Rehabilitation Funeral Home. Anna was born May day, June 26, at 2 p.m. Hamilton Addition of Center. Funeral services for 6, 1937, in Cleaves, at the chapel of Crest the Fitzgerald Ceme- Hall Funeral Home Mrs. Lewis will be held Ohio, to the late Henry Lawn Funeral Home tery. of Celina is in charge of Friday, June 28 at 10 Clay and Lillian Ger- with Bro. Ernie Gault The family will arrangements, 931-823- a.m. (EDT) at Croley trude (Henry) Barker. offi ciating. Interment receive friends at the 5010. Funeral Home in Wil- cededindeathbysonsceded in death by sons, Anna was a loving will follow in the Stone liamsburg, Kentucky. K.C. Cole and Ringo; daughter, sister, wife, Seminary Cemetery. Her pastor in Tennes- and by a daughter, mother, grandmother, Visitation with the see, Rev. Tony Phipps, Shirley Morefi eld. and great-grand- family will be held Gladys Marie Bean Eckel will offi ciate with She is survived by mother. at the funeral home interment to follow her daughters, Nonie Anna is survived by Wednesday, June 26, COOKEVILLE — at Jones Cemetery in Stringer, Zona Reed, three children, Kathy from noon until ser- Funeral services for nearby Poplar Creek, Bobbie Jean Par- and Tony Reeves of vice time at 2 p.m. Gladys Marie Bean Kentucky. tin-Sterberger, Velma Lynchburg, Tennessee, To sign the online Eckel, 84, of Cookev- Her family will re- Partin and Debbie David and Lynn Littrell guestbook and to send ille, Tennessee, will be ceive friends Thursday Gray; son, Henry of Cookeville, and the family a message held today, Tuesday, evening, June 27, from ‘Dewayne’ Partin; Jeanne and John Reed please visit: www.crest- June 25, at 2 p.m. at the 4-7 p.m. (EDT) at Croley eight grandchildren, 12 of Florence, Kentucky; lawnmemorial.com. chapel of Presley Fu- Funeral Home. great-grandchildren, 20 grandchildren; 18 Arrangements en- neral Home with Randy She died Sunday four great-great-grand- great-grandchildren; trusted to Crest Lawn Bybee offi ciating. evening, June 23, 2019, children; sister, Willeta and sister, Ruth and Funeral Home, 526- Interment will follow at her residence. Fuson; and brothers, James Walker of Inde- 6384. in Crest Lawn Memori- She was born Aug. Denvil Paul and Lonnie pendence, Kentucky. al Cemetery. 30, 1930, in Whitley Paul. In addition to her The family will County, Kentucky, to Memorial contribu- parents, Anna was receive friends today, givers, Kathy Hensley, the late Robert and tions may be made to preceded in death by Tuesday, June 25, until Dorothy Brown and Nona Bell Jones Paul. the National Pancreas her husband, Eugene service time at 2 p.m. at Gay Nell Pippin. Mildred worked as a Foundation’s pancreat- Littrell; two children, Presley Funeral Home. Pallbearers will be waitress while living ic research to provide Robert James Say- Marie passed away family and friends. in Kentucky, Ohio and hope to those suff ering Saturday, June 22, You may share your Tulsa, Oklahoma. She from pancreatic cancer 2019, at Saint Thomas thoughts or send condo- loved motorcycles and https://pancreasfoun- Shirley Ann Grogan Highlands Hospital in lences to the family by enjoyed looking at old d a t i o n . o r g /. Sparta, Tennessee. visiting www.presley- photos. Aff ectionately Horner Funeral GAINESBORO — worked at Tutco, and She was born Friday, funeralhome.com. described as a fi re- Home is in charge of ar- Funeral services for was a member of the Feb. 15, 1935, in Gaines- Professional services cracker, Mildred was rangements, 839-2266. Shirley Ann Grogan, Stevens Street Baptist boro, Tennessee, to the provided by Presley Fu- funny and had a quick Share memories and 68, of Cookeville, Ten- Church in Cookeville. late William Edgbert neral Home, 528-1044. wit. condolences at hhhfu- nessee, will be held at 2 Survivors include Bean and Cora Belle She has been a nerals.com. p.m. Wednesday, June her husband, Bruce Putty Bean. beloved member of the 26, at Anderson-Upper Grogan of Cookeville; Marie’s family Sand Springs Baptist Cumberland Funeral one son, David Shane includes sisters, Clara Church since moving to Home in Gainesboro, Eldridge of Cookeville; (Jim) Way, Wanda Friz- Monterey 15 years ago. Tennessee. Burial one sister, Barbara zell, and Estelle (Paul) In addition to her will follow in the John (Raymond) Bilbrey Pippin, all of Cookev- parents, she was pre- L. Clark Memorial of Cookeville; father ille; brother-in-law, Coy Cemetery in the Stone and mother-in-law, Buckner of Monterey; th community of Jackson Layton and Joy Gro- and several nieces and Happy 12 County, Tennessee. gan of Gainesboro; nephews. Dinah Spilman The family will special niece, Shannon In addition to her Birthday COOKEVILLE — receive friends at the Augustson of Cookev- parents, she was pre- Funeral services for funeral home today, ille; special nephews, ceded in death by her Dinah Spilman, 93, of Tuesday, June 25, from Dewayne Bilbrey and husband, Noel Eckel; Noah! Cookeville, Tennessee, 5-8 p.m., and Wednes- James Eldridge, both sisters, Pauline Brown, will be held at 1 p.m. day, June 26, from noon of Cookeville; and Anna Jackson, Lillian Friday, June 28, at the until service time at 2 a special sister-in- Phillips, and Frances Cookeville chapel of p.m. law, Jeanetta (David) Buckner; and brother, Hooper-Huddleston & She passed away Sat- Johnson of Gainesboro. Truman Bean. Horner Funeral Home. urday, June 22, 2019, at Other nephews, other Marie loved life. She Burial will follow in her residence. relatives and friends had a great sense of Crest Lawn Memorial She was born Nov. also survive. humor, loved working Cemetery. 27, 1950, in Algood, Bro. Tim Adams will in her yard and gar- The family will Tennessee, to the late offi ciate at the services. dening, loved making receive friends at the Marvin Gore and Anderson-Upper candy, and she loved funeral home Friday, HHorner FFuneral lH Home Claire Brown Gore. On Cumberland Funeral her sisters and brother June 28, from 11 a.m. is in charge of arrange- Nov. 28, 1987, she was Home is in charge of very much. She was until service time at 1 ments, 526-6111. married to Bruce Gro- arrangements, 931-268- a factory worker and p.m. gan, who survives. She 1550. a member of Pippin Dinah Spilman Church of Christ. Love, passed away Satur- The family would day, June 22, 2019, at like to thank her care- Mom & Dad Cookeville Regional Marcus Medical Center. Hooper-Huddleston & Wayne Bonds GAINESBORO — A memorial service for Barbara Ann Marcus Wayne Bonds, 80, of Granville, Ten- Finley McClees nessee, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, July 20, at COOKEVILLE — her daughter, Robin Gainesboro First United Barbara Ann Finley Lynn Fox and husband Methodist Church. McClees, 78, of Cookev- Terry; and brother, Cremation was chosen. ille, Tennessee, passed Coy Finley. Mr. Bonds passed away away June 25, 2019, at In addition to her Friday, June 21, 2019, at NHC Healthcare. Cre- parents, she was pre- his residence. mation was chosen. ceded in death by her Anderson-Upper Cum- No services will be husband of 57 years, berland Funeral Home held. Kenneth McClees; and is in charge of arrange- Mrs. McClees was brothers, Billy and ments, 931-268-1550. born Jan. 22, 1941, Carl Finley. to the late Will and Whitson Funeral Subscribe to the Notie Tollett Finley in Home is in charge of Cookeville. arrangements, 526- She is survived by 2151. 526-9715

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utnam County received upgrade several solid waste grants last year and City of Cookeville received EAR ABBY: My Pone, too. Wanted to give you friends and family an update so you can antic- constantly ask me ipate the addi- when I plan to get a RECYCLING tional services D new phone. I the grants are DEAR ABBY have a slide funding and get phone. I used an idea as to to have a fl ip when the diff er- phone, which ent projects will also drew the begin. same ques- One grant tions. I am Putnam County not a phone LISA received was person. I have Bookmarks for all LUCK for a perma- ABIGAIL a land line at nent hazardous VAN BUREN home with Iris Chapter Embroiderers’ Guild Of America (EGA) made bookmarks for the Putnam waste collection facility. The answering/ County Library’s Children’s Summer Reading Program. From left: Kelly O’Donnell, building is currently under messaging in place. Janice Korth, Cameron Korth, Peyton Pulliam, Alyssa Pulliam, and Linda Henderson, construction and will accept I am sick of the ques- Community Outreach Chair for Iris Chapter EGA. Standing, Iris Chapter President household waste such as pes- tions about my phone. I Cindy Gray. For information about Iris Chapter contact Cindy Gray 526-4449. ticides, herbicides, fl orescent don’t want a smartphone. light bulbs, paint thinner, oil- I have my little phone for based paint and more. This emergencies, not so every- facility will take the place of one I know can reach me Clothing donation the one-day event off ered in immediately. I wouldn’t the past so households and dream of asking people A secret shopper recently donated businesses can bring waste when they are going to new clothing to The Stephens Center. for proper disposal rather get a better TV, newer The center serves Cumberland, than let it accumulate in the shoes, a more expensive DeKalb, Macon, Overton, Putnam and basement or garage. A one- car, a bigger house, a more White counties with home-visitation day event once per year was expensive handbag. Why parenting to promote healthy children diffi cult for many residents is it that people feel the and nurturing parents. Lisa McAfee, and contributed to some need to shame me about Healthy Families Supervisor, shows residents disposing of waste my phone? off the clothes. improperly. Hazardous waste It is to the point now that should never be dumped on I may turn it off and turn the ground, into creeks or put it on only when I want to in with the regular household use it. It is becoming diffi - garbage. The new location is cult for me to remain civil Tributes to Michael Jackson fl ow sited on Jackson Avenue in about this subject. I envi- front of the large brush pile, sion myself throwing it in beside the old animal shel- the trash can next time ter. Weather permitting it is someone asks. — LIKE on 10th death anniversary expected to open November THE OLD DAYS 2019. DEAR LIKE THE OLD LOS ANGELES (AP) — Holmby Hills neighborhood Another grant Putnam DAYS: Some people view Michael Jackson’s estate paid of Los Angeles, where the County received was an having the latest model tribute to his artistry and singer received a fatal dose organics grant. This grant of cellphone as a status charity Tuesday as fans make of the anesthetic propofol on provided funding for the symbol, which is why so fi nal preparations for gather- the afternoon of June 25, 2019 construction of a large slab many feel compelled to ings to celebrate his memory from his doctor. Jackson was where food waste can be buy one as soon as a new on the 10th anniversary of declared dead at a hospital at mixed with wood chips. one is released. However, the King of Pop’s death. age 50. These materials will be while that dreaded ques- “Ten years ago today, the They also plan a vigil at composted into a rich humus. tion may be posed in terms world lost a gifted artist and AP PHOTO Forest Lawn Memorial Park Food waste will be collected of when you plan to buy a extraordinary humanitari- Michael Jackson as in Glendale, California, from schools, nursing homes new phone, I suspect what an,” the Jackson estate said he announces ten live where Jackson was laid to and the hospital and trans- the askers really mean in a statement to The Asso- concerts at the London O2 rest two months later. ported to the Cookeville Boat is, “When are you going ciated Press. “A decade later, Arena in south London in Some planned to gather Dock Road site. Equipment to make it easier for us to Michael Jackson is still with March 2009. around Jackson’s star on the has been ordered for this communicate with you?” us, his infl uence embedded in Hollywood Walk of Fame. project and composting will If you shut your phone dance, fashion, art and music March, noting the men had at One group of fans planned begin soon! Part of the fund- off and use it only when of the moment. He is more im- one time been among Jack- a Hollywood rally Tuesday ing from the organics grant you wish to use it, you portant than ever.” son’s biggest defenders and to declare his innocence of purchased compost bins to won’t be alone in the prac- The estate has doggedly one testifi ed on his behalf at molestation allegations. be distributed to residents of tice. While it may frustrate worked to protect and en- his criminal trial. Co-executors John Bran- Putnam County who attend those who want immediate hance Jackson’s legacy, a task The estate is using the an- ca and John McClain, both a 1-1/2 hour composting gratifi cation, it will allow made more challenging this niversary of Jackson’s death major fi gures in Jackson’s class. In slightly less than six you to manage your time year when two men accused to celebrate and accentuate career when he was alive, months, participants report- without unwelcome inter- Jackson of molesting them as Jackson’s vast humanitari- have taken his badly debt-rid- ed composting over 20 tons ruptions. boys in the HBO documen- an work. It called on fans to den estate and grossed over of food waste. Food waste in DEAR ABBY: Last tary “Leaving Neverland,” honor Jackson’s memory by $1.3 billion through various a landfi ll generates methane night my wife and I, both sparking new scrutiny of engaging in charitable acts Jackson-related projects in gas which contributes to retired M.D.s, met our years-old claims that Jackson “whether it’s planting a tree, the past decade, including global warming so compost- daughter “Jackie,” her preyed on children. Jackson volunteering at a shelter, the fi lm “This Is It,” a pair of ing is preferable. wife, “Kelly,” and Jackie’s was acquitted of abuse alle- cleaning up a public space Cirque du Soleil shows and Putnam County also daughter for dinner at a gations in 2005 and always or helping someone who is the sale of Jackson assets received an outreach and restaurant to celebrate vehemently denied such al- lost fi nd their way. ... This is that included The Beatles education grant. This Jackie’s 50th birthday. legations, and the estate and how we honor Michael,” the catalog. grant funds a website to Kelly had called a couple his family angrily refuted statement read. Jackson left everything to help residents learn how to of weeks ago to invite us. the men’s claims when the Fans plan to gather at his mother, his children and manage waste in our coun- My wife and I pay the documentary was released in Jackson’s last home in the charity in his will. ty. The website is now live check when we meet Jack- and can be accessed at www. ie and her family to eat, whywastegarbage.com. which is usually brunch You can sign up to get litter on Sunday, but because supplies and schedule edu- Kelly invited us, we were Prince Harry, Meghan’s home cational programs for your unsure whether we should club, church or organization. last night. (Our son gets Additional funding is for a upset if we off er to pay in renovations cost taxpayers $3M Facebook page, billboards similar circumstances.) and educational interstitials My wife asked Kelly at LONDON (AP) — The Duke that will be provided through the table if we could pay and Duchess of Sussex’s our local WCTE-TV. for our dinners. We had home was renovated with 2.4 The City of Cookeville already presented Jackie million pounds ($3.06 million) received a grant to purchase with a birthday card with of taxpayers’ money, royal a brush chipper. This is much a check for $1,000 enclosed. accounts revealed Tuesday. needed as one can clearly see Jackie texted us today, Prince Harry and his wife by the amount of wood waste incensed that we did not Meghan’s residence near that piles up at the Jackson pick up the check. Should Windsor Castle, called Frog- Avenue site. Instead of hiring we have? Jackie is a Ph.D. more Cottage, underwent a business to chip the wood and makes a comfortable major work to turn fi ve prop- waste the city will be able living. Her wife is an Ivy erties back into a single home to provide this service and League graduate. — BAF- for the couple and their baby manage the wood waste as it FLED IN THE SOUTH son Archie. Fixtures, fi ttings comes in instead of stockpil- DEAR BAFFLED: Your and furnishings at the Victo- AP FILE ing it until it can get chipped. daughter’s manners are rian-era structure were paid Red Arrows fly over Buckingham Palace to attend the We are excited to provide appalling. Her wife invit- for by the royal couple. annual Trooping the Colour Ceremony in London on June these additional services and ed you and your wife to The fi gures were part 9. hope you will manage your the dinner, which made of the release of the royal waste properly. Keeping our you HER guests. It was family’s accounts, which line with our responsibility the long-term future of the water, air and community sweet (and generous) of showed that the British to maintain the condition of property,” he said. “Substan- clean is the priority. Thanks your wife to ask if the two taxpayers spent 67 million the occupied royal palaces tially all fi xtures and fi ttings to the Tennessee Department of you could pay for your pounds ($85.2 million) on the estate,” said Michael Ste- were paid for by Their Royal of Environment and Conser- meals—in addition to the monarchy during 2018-19, a vens, the keeper of the Privy Highnesses.” vation (TDEC) for awarding very generous gift you had 41% increase on the previous Purse, who is responsible for Anti-monarchy campaign us these grants! given your daughter. If fi nancial year. the monarchy’s accounts. group Republic questioned apologies are in order, the “The property had not been “The building was re- why so much money was LISA LUCK is the program people who should receive the subject of work for some turned to a single residence spent on the renovations at manager of education for the them are you and your years and had already been and outdated infrastructure a time when public services Putnam County Solid Waste wife. earmarked for renovation in was replaced to guarantee are under fi nancial pressure. Department. Sports TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN 7 herald-citizen.com Bush Stadium fourth in NCAA (TTU) — Recently, the to compile its rankings South Carolina’s Found- Eagles were in the midst blog Stadium Journey and compiled its results er’s Park and Tech’s of their historic 52-13 ranked what it con- using what it calls its Bush Stadium at the campaign. Bush Stadi- sidered to be its top 25 FANFARE system - food Averitt Express Base- um at the Averitt Ex- college baseball stadi- and beverage, atmo- ball Complex tying for press Baseball Complex um rankings and Bush sphere, neighborhood, fourth. opened in 1978 and its Stadium at the Averitt fans, access, return on Jacksonville State’s grandstands hold 1,100 Express Baseball Com- investment and extras. Jim Case Stadium was fans for events. plex cracked the list’s Clemson’s Doug King- the other Ohio Valley Going through the top fi ve, tying for fourth smore Stadium took the Conference venue on the site’s scale, from a low of in the list. top spot, followed by list coming in at 19th. 1 to a high of fi ve, here’s TTU, FILE The site visited all of LSU’s Alex Box Stadi- The site reviewed what Stadium Journey Bush Stadium is packed during a game earlier the NCAA Division I col- um, Florida State’s Dick Tech’s complex in May in 2019 at TTU. lege baseball stadiums Howser Stadium, and 2018, while the Golden SEE TTU, PAGE 8 US advances to quarters of World Cup

REIMS, France (AP) — Spain test- ed the United States like no other team at the Women’s World Cup. The U.S. looked disorganized at times facing Spain’s aggressive and physical style before pulling out a 2-1 victory Monday night. It could have been just what the Americans needed: France is wait- ing. Megan Rapinoe converted a pair of penalty kicks to set up the United States’ much-anticipated quarterfi - nal rendezvous with the hosts. The tense match was knotted at 1 until Rapinoe’s second penalty put the defending champions ahead in the 75th minute. “I think we showed just a lot of grit and experience, to be honest, TONY MARABLE | HERALD-CITIZEN in this game,” Rapinoe said. “Obvi- Casey Morgan, far left, leads a pack of runners off the starting line with race winner Daniel Coonce (white ously as we get into these knockout shirt) not far behind Saturday in the Sarah Alice Bagci Memorial 5K Race in Cookeville. Morgan was eighth rounds it’s more stressful, there’s overall with a time of 24:01, and Coonce won with a time of 20:52. more pressure, the games are more intense. Every team lifts its level.” Rapinoe’s fi rst came in the sev- enth minute to the cheers of the U.S. Coonce wins memorial 5K supporters melting in temperatures that reached nearly 90 degrees at the Stade Auguste-Delaune. They were FROM STAFF REPORTS almost 60 seconds as Smith fi nished Emily Coonce and Ben Rohman quieted a short time later when Jen- second in 21:38. fi nished sixth and seventh, respec- nifer Hermoso tied it up for Spain Daniel Coonce was never really Kevin McLenon was third over- tively. Coonce completed the course with the fi rst goal the Americans challenged Saturday as he posted a all with a time of 21:43 and Lexa in 22:51 and Rohman fi nished in had allowed in France. time of 20 minutes, 52 seconds to win McLauchlin was fourth, fi rst in the 23:06. Casey Morgan was eighth in Video review was used to confi rm the overall title of the Sarah Alice women’s division, with a fi nishing 24:01 and Daren Oakley fi nished a foul on Rose Lavelle that gave the Bagci Memorial 5K Race in Cookev- time of 21:56. Gage Lesko fi nished ninth in 24:06. Sarah Coonce fi nished pink-haired captain the game-win- ille. Coonce beat Lynn Smith by fi fth in 22:51. 10th with a time of 24:23. ner, spoiling Spain’s spirited eff ort in its fi rst knockout-round appear- ance at a World Cup. The three-time World Cup win- ners now head to Paris to face Michigan takes Game 1 of CWS over Vandy France on Friday night. The French defeated Brazil 2-1 in extra time Sunday night, with Amandine Hen- OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — championship since 1962. ball. Jeff Criswell got the for 18) in the CWS. ry scoring the game-winner in the Michigan could sense the Ohio State is the last Big last two outs. “Other than that (home 107th minute. momentum slipping away. Ten school to take home Kerr’s two-run shot into run) at-bat today, I had four “I think this is the game that Jimmy Kerr got it back. the title, winning it all in the right-fi eld bleachers in pretty rough at-bats, so it everyone had circled,” Rapinoe Kerr homered for the 1966. the seventh was followed wasn’t my best day at the said, referring to France. “I think third time in the College “They know what they’re by hugs all around for his plate,” said Kerr, who went it’s going to be a great match. I hope World Series, this time playing for,” Bakich said. family members. Among 1 for 5. “But when we got it’s wild and crazy, I hope the fans after Vanderbilt pulled “They know the stakes. them were grandfather Tommy on the mound, you are crazy and there’s tons of media within one in the sixth They know the stage. John Kerr, a member of don’t really worry about around it and it’s just a big specta- inning, and the Wolverines They’re not acting like the the ‘62 Wolverines, and dad only being up one run. Our cle. I think this is incredible for the beat the Commodores 7-4 stage and lights are too big. Derek Kerr, who played team has so much trust in women’s game, when you have two in Game 1 of the best-of- They’re doing a good job of on the 1984 team, the last this pitching staff and how heavy hitters meeting in the fi nal three fi nals Monday night. staying in the moment and one to make it to the CWS they’ve performed in the knockout round.” “We needed that blast having as much fun as they before this year. postseason that we don’t The game at the home of Paris right there,” coach Erik can.” Jimmy Kerr, a senior have a lot of pressure on Saint-Germain has been anticipated Bakich said. Tommy Henry (12-5) was who went to Michigan as a ourselves because we know since the tournament draw in De- The Wolverines (50-20), unfl appable for a second walk-on, has played a huge all we need is a few-run cember. France is vying to become who barely got into the straight start. Coming off a role in his team’s improba- lead and they’re going to the fi rst nation to simultaneously NCAA Tournament after three-hit shutout of Florida ble postseason run. He has take care of the rest.” hold both the men’s and women’s a poor fi nish to the reg- State on June 17, he struck hit seven of his 15 homers Game 2 is Tuesday night, ular season, are seeking out eight while pitching over 11 NCAA Tournament SEE CUP, PAGE 8 the school’s fi rst baseball 8 1/3 innings of seven-hit games and is batting .389 (7 SEE CWS, PAGE 8 Teary-eyed Giannis Antetokounmpo wins fi rst NBA MVP honor Monday

SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) — backstage. “We created great habits The Milwaukee Bucks fell two games throughout the season and were able short of the NBA Finals. to stick by them, and that’s why we They won big at the NBA Awards. were able to have a chance in every A tearful Giannis Antetokounmpo single game we played and were able earned Most Valuable Player honors, to win 60 games.” Mike Budenholzer won Coach of the The show had an international Year, and Jon Horst took Executive fl air, with three international play- of the Year on Monday night in Santa ers besides Antetokounmpo winning. Monica. Antetokounmpo averaged 27.7 Antetokounmpo, a 24-year-old points and 12.5 rebounds while earn- forward from Greece, beat out Paul ing All-NBA fi rst-team honors this George of Oklahoma City and James season, his sixth with the Bucks. He Harden of Houston, who won last led the franchise to the best record year. in the regular season and the Bucks Antetokounmpo was a resounding reached the Eastern Conference winner. He received 941 points and fi nals. 78 fi rst-place votes in the balloting — Tears rolled down his cheeks as BEN CRAVEN | HERALD-CITIZEN 165 points more than Harden. Antetokounmpo thanked his mother Harden fi nished second with 776 Veronica and brothers in the audi- Just short of title points and 23 fi rst-place votes. ence at Barker Hanger. He credit- “MVP is not about stats and num- ed his late father for pushing him Cookeville’s Minor League (ages 11-13) All-Star team came up just short bers, and obviously James Harden toward his goals and his teammates of a tournament title Monday as a 7-6 loss to Albany landed the team in had unbelievable numbers and Paul and coaching staff for their help. second place of the Boys of Summer Classic at Jere Whitson. Above, the George also, but obviously it’s about Cookeville All-Stars celebrate their second place finish after the game. winning,” Antetokounmpo said SEE NBA, PAGE 8 8 HERALD-CITIZEN TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 2019 herald-citizen.com TTU: Stadium Journey calls atmosphere electric

FROM PAGE 7 had to say about Tech’s facility: FOOD AND BEVERAGE: 5 The site noted a wide range of baseball staples, while also putting the lowest impact on the fan with “by far the lowest costs we have found for concession items at any ballpark.” ATMOSPHERE: 5 The site called Tech’s atmosphere electric. “Fans fi ll the stadium no matter who Tennessee Tech is playing, as there is no admission charged for baseball games. … The noise level during an off ensive rally can be deafening, and it has to be intimidating to the visiting team.” NEIGHBORHOOD: 4 The stadium is on the edge of campus and the site noted Cookeville’s location, nestled between Nashville, Knoxville and Chattanooga, as well as AP several attractions in the area. Michigan’s Blake Nelson, right, steals second base as the ball gets past Vanderbilt shortstop Ethan Paul, left, during Game 1 of the NCAA College World Series finals Monday in Omaha, Neb. FANS: 5 The site’s recap read: “The academic year had concluded before the game we attended, and CWS: Vandy freshman pitcher Rocker gets nod in Game 2 the stadium was still packed and noisy. We can only imagine what the stadium would have been FROM PAGE 7 of the sixth. out the game. like had the students still been on campus. The When the 64-team national The Wolverines got off to a bleachers are fi lled with so many gold and pur- and Vanderbilt will send Kumar tournament started, Caesar’s fast start against Drake Fellows ple outfi ts you would think it was Mardi Gras. … Rocker to the mound. The fresh- Palace sports book had Michigan (13-2). Big Ten player of the year Cookeville is a small town with no minor league man threw a no-hitter in the listed at 200-to-1 odds to win the Jordan Brewer doubled into baseball, and the locals see the baseball program super regionals and turned in championship. the right-fi eld corner for Mich- as a source of civic pride. We noticed a wide a solid performance in his CWS The Wolverines, sent to Cor- igan’s fi rst run and came home demographic of age groups in attendance and the start against Mississippi State on vallis, Oregon, as a No. 3 regional on Blake Nelson’s base hit. Ako free admission to the games and low concession Wednesday. seed, staved off elimination in the Thomas doubled in a run in the prices certainly remove any economic barriers to “He was a freshman in Septem- fi rst two rounds of the tourna- second, and Jesse Franklin’s coming out to enjoy a nice spring afternoon at the ber,” Vandy coach Tim Corbin ment. In the super regionals at groundout brought in another. ballpark.” said. “He’s pitched a lot of base- UCLA they knocked out the No. Fellows left with two on and ball games. I think age is really 1 national seed. They won three two outs in the sixth, and left- ACCESS: 4 not going to be the factor right straight in CWS bracket play, hander Zach King worked out The review noted how easy the fi eld was to get now. I think the biggest part of taking out No. 8 national seed of the trouble before giving up to from the interstate, as well as how the stadi- him is he’s been on the mound Texas Tech, and now have their Kerr’s homer the next inning. Joe um’s amenities were easily accessible. before and he’s got confi dence in sights set on beating the No. 2 in Donovan’s homer leading off the himself. But he’s going to have Vandy. eighth against Patrick Raby put RETURN ON INVESTMENT: 5 to pitch well against this team. “Michigan did a good job the Wolverines up 7-3. “You will see a quality baseball team perform They’re very good.” playing off ense at the end of the Vanderbilt, playing for its fi rst with no admission charge, no charge for parking Bakich said he’s undecided on game,” Corbin said. “They were title since 2014, is 9-2 this season and very reasonably priced concessions. Lodging a starter but Criswell, who threw the aggressor. That’s a good ball in games following a loss. in Cookeville is very aff ordable for those needing nine pitches Monday, is a possi- team right now. They’re playing “They’ve been in a hole be- overnight accommodations. It does not get any bility. very confi dent.” fore,” Corbin said. “Not many better than that,” the site raved. Vanderbilt (57-12) spotted Mich- With new basketball coach times, but whether it’s during igan a 4-0 lead. But it was 4-3 Juwan Howard among the Mich- the course of the season or EXTRAS: 5 after JJ Bleday, the No. 4 overall igan fans on hand, the Wolver- during the course of games, Once again, the site’s review glowed about no draft pick by the Miami Marlins ines came out in 1962 throwback they’ve been able to navigate admission to the games, as well as concessions this month, hit his nation-leading uniforms and were serenaded by their way out of these situa- and noted that the game program dispensers were 27th homer on Henry’s fi rst pitch “Let’s Go Blue” chants through- tions.” innovative. Green wins KPMG Women’s PGA title

CHASKA, Minn. (AP) Green was one of — Hannah Green held those recipients four her nerve and saved par years ago. Now she’s a from the bunker with a major champion. 5-foot putt on the fi nal “I’m speechless,” she hole to win the KPMG said through the tears. Women’s PGA Champi- “I was really nervous onship on Sunday for her playing the last fi ve fi rst major champion- holes.” ship, and the fi rst by an She fi nished at Australian in 13 years. 9-under 279 and won Green closed with an $577,500. even-par 72 at Hazeltine In only her second full for a one-shot victory year on the LPGA Tour, over defending cham- Green became the fi rst pion Sung Hyun Park, wire-to-wire winner of AP whose 18-foot birdie putt this major since Yani Giannis Antetokounmpo poses in the press on the 18th hole gave Tseng in 2011. She is room with the Most Valuable Player award her a 68 and put the the third player in the at the NBA Awards Monday at the Barker pressure on the 22-year- last fi ve majors to make Hangar in Santa Monica, Calif. old Australian. it her fi rst LPGA Tour Green pulled a 4-iron victory. AP into the bunker, blasted Hannah Green holds the trophy after winning NBA: Bucks’ Budenholzer out to 5 feet and made the REAVIE WINS TRAVELERS the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship biggest putt of her life. CROMWELL, Conn. Sunday in Chaska, Minn. Among those to (AP) — Chez Reavie won named Coach of the Year celebrate with her was the Travelers Champi- a week after tying for Reavie put the tour- Australia’s most prolifi c onship for his second third in the U.S. Open at nament away on the FROM PAGE 7 major champion, Karrie PGA Tour title and Pebble Beach. par-4 17th, making a Webb, which was mean- fi rst in 11 years, closing Reavie took a six- 14-foot birdie putt, while “We started from nothing as a family,” he said, ingful in many ways. with a 1-under 69 for a stroke lead into the Bradley three-putted for “and we are going to be in every stage that we can Webb was the last Auss- four-stroke victory over round after a shooting a double bogey. Bradley be as a family.” ie to win an LPGA Tour Keegan Bradley and a 63 on Saturday. But and Sucher each shot 67, Antetokounmpo said backstage that he had major in 2006 at the Zack Sucher. Bradley chipped away with Sucher playing the vowed to his family he wasn’t going to cry. Kraft Nabisco. She also The 37-year-old and got within a stroke back nine in 5-under 30, “When you hear your name up there on the supports junior girls in Reavie, also the 2008 on the par-4 15th when Vaughn Taylor bird- stage and then you realize these years of hard Australia, bringing two Canadian Open winner, he made a 7 1/2-foot ied the fi nal fi ve holes work, what you did in the past, then you start scholarship winners to fi nished at 17-under 263 birdie putt after Reavie for a 65 to fi nish fourth getting emotional,” he said. America each year. at TPC River Highlands missed an 11-footer. at 12 under. Budenholzer also got choked up while thanking his family after his second coaching honor. He earned the trophy for the fi rst time with Atlanta in 2015. CUP: Both US goals come off penalty kicks from Rapinoe He guided the Bucks to a 60-22 record in the regular season in his fi rst year with the fran- FROM PAGE 7 we can grind through something. Algarve Cup and last year won chise, leading them to the Eastern Conference So I think we’re gonna take a lot the Cyprus Cup. fi nals, where they lost to eventual NBA champion World Cup titles. The French men from this and it gives us a lot of Rapinoe’s fi rst penalty kick Toronto. won in Russia last year. faith in ourselves.” was the result of Maria Leon’s “What they did on the court this year, including The United States skated La Roja had not scored in its tackle on Tobin Heath after a the playoff s, was special,” Budenholzer said back- through its group with a stage re- previous two games but still pass from Abby Dahlkemper. stage. “We weren’t good enough in the end, but we cord 18 goals. The team also didn’t fi nished second in its group to Less than three minutes later, certainly feel like we have enough talent, we have concede a goal in the group stage Germany to get the matchup with goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher’s enough character to be a team that’s playing in for the fi rst time at a World Cup. the Americans. pass to Becky Sauerbrunn was the fi nals and winning a championship.” Until Monday, the Americans The U.S. and Spain last met in stripped by Lucia Garcia and Budenholzer also coached Team Giannis in the had not allowed a goal in eight a friendly in Alicante in January, the ball wound up at the feet of All-Star Game last season. straight competitive matches dat- part of a European exhibition Hermoso, who sent her shot from He beat out Denver’s Mike Malone and Doc Riv- ing to the 2016 Olympics, outscor- trip for the United States. Chris- the penalty arc into the top right ers of the Los Angeles Clippers. ing opponents 44-0. It was the fi rst ten Press scored the lone goal corner. It was Hermoso’s third Horst was honored in voting by his fellow NBA goal the United States had allowed in a 1-0 victory. That match was goal of the tournament to lead executives, while the six biggest awards were this year since a 5-3 win over Aus- a confi dence-booster for No. 13 Spain. determined in voting by a global media panel. tralia in an April friendly. Spain because it was able to hang Alex Morgan was set to take the Lou Williams was voted the Sixth Man of the “This tournament isn’t sup- with the world’s top-ranked team. penalty after Lavelle was tripped Year for the second season in a row and third time posed to be easy and Spain was a Spain’s profi le on the interna- up by Virginia Torrecilla, but in his career, tying former Los Angeles Clipper great team,” midfi elder Saman- tional stage has grown under after the review Rapinoe stepped guard Jamal Crawford. tha Mewis said. “I think these coach Jorge Vilda, who took over forward and slotted the ball just The guard won for the fi rst time in 2015 with are the kinds of things that let us following the team’s World Cup under the outstretched arm of Toronto. know that we’re strong and that debut in 2015. Spain won the 2017 Spain goalkeeper Sandra Panos. TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 2019 CLASSIFIED HERALD-CITIZEN 9 herald-citizen.com

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After tens of thousands of bankruptcies. • High School Diploma or GED Required 2076 OLD TIMERS TREE application deadline, all ap- • STOP Garnishments • STOP Foreclosures • Starting Salary of $2,391/month with Proof of an Associate or Bachelor Degree SERVICE plicants will be invited to sit • STOP Repossessions • STOP Debt Harassment • Eligible Veterans, Service Members, can use Post-9/11 or Montgomery GI DDS Roofi ng & Home Imp 4 generations of tree care. for a written exam/physical Bill benefi ts for participation in the 12 month Correctional Offi cer Training Roofi ng, siding special- Specialize in dangerous fi tness test on Monday, July Program ist, decks, power washing, tree removal.Grind stumps. Contact Human Resources at (423)881-6180 staining, concrete. Free Est, 15 , 2019. Police Offi cer Pay ADOPTIONS Lic/Ins. T. Bowman Range $32,947-$49,420. Ins’d, 30 yrs exp. 931-310- 537-2466;260-5655 DIVORCE Employees and eligible dependents are off ered Health, Dental, Life, 6635 Police Offi cer Trainee Pay CHILD CUSTODY Pharmacy and Vision Insurance. Paid Time Off including Military Leave, 401K, Rate: $29,348 - $44,033 Ap- Retirement Plan and Tuition Assistance are a few of the benefi ts aff orded to FLATT CONSTRUCTION YARD WORK & RELATED plications/resumes must WILLS & PROBATE state employees. be submitted online at For all your building needs. A-1 Mowing, Landscaping, 312-A East Broad St., Cookeville Any home repair, painting, Pressure Washing, hauling, www.cookeville-tn.gov Serving Cookeville & the Entire Upper Cumberland Area Join TEAM TDOC and be a part of our eff orts to be recognized as the best garages, decks, porches, by 4:30 pm Monday correctional agency in the nation. cleaning, odd jobs. Free Est. 528-5297 www.tn.gov/correction siding, roofi ng, additions. Call 931-265-5775 July 8, 2019. EOE www.lefkovitz.com (931)265-5687 We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for relief. © 2014 Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz The Department of Correction is an Equal Opportunity Employer. 10 HERALD-CITIZEN CLASSIFIED TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 2019 herald-citizen.com MISC FOR SALE PETS & SUPPLIES LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS Having a hard time seeing Looking for A PET? Adopt DOROTHY T. ANDERSON, tinuing with the fence South time, and place of sale. the print in your favorite your new best friend! Notice of Public Sale deceased who died APRIL 04 degrees 15 minutes West Newspaper, Magazine or Bi- Visit us online at www.aarf- 13TH, 2019 were issued to 52.00 feet to an iron pin; If you purchase a proper- ble or ever had trouble read- tn.com to see all of our res- Notice is hereby given that the undersigned by the Pro- thence South 89 degrees ty at the foreclosure sale, ing the telephone directory cued dogs, cats, puppies on July 9, 2019 at 10:00 a.m. bate Court of Putnam Coun- 11 minutes West 202.66 feet the entire purchase price or a map? and kittens! Meet the dogs the following vehicle(s) will ty, Tennessee. to an iron pin in the East is due and payable at the Now Available and cats for adoption at be sold to the highest bidder margin of Pinewood Drive; conclusion of the auction Deluxe Framed our adoption events - call, to satisfy mechanic lien(s) All persons, resident and thence North 00 degrees 47 in the form of a certifi ed MAGNIFYING SHEET email or visit our website for currently being held by Rush non-resident, having claims, minutes West 100.00 feet to check made payable to or ONLY $3.25 plus tax our event schedule. All pets Towing on said vehicle(s): matured or unmatured, the point of beginning, be- endorsed to Padgett Law GET ONE TODAY!! are fully vetted and already against the estate are re- ing Lot No. 34, Green Hills Group. No personal checks Start Seeing, Start Reading fi xed. A.A.R.F. is a 501(c) 1999 Buick quired to fi le same with the Subdivision, a Plat of which will be accepted. To this Herald-Citizen (3) non-profi t, no-kill animal VIN#2G4WB52K0X1587729 Clerk of the above-named is of record in Plat Book 1, end, you must bring suffi - 1300 Neal Street rescue/foster organization 2004 Chrysler Court on or before the ear- Page 127, Register`s Offi ce cient funds to outbid the Cookeville, TN 38501 run by volunteers. Please VIN#2C8GM68474R533244 lier of the dates prescribed of Putnam County, Tennes- lender and any other bid- 931-526-9715 be part of the solution to 2005 Pontiac in (1) or (2) otherwise their see. The above described ders. Insuffi cient funds will WHY NOT SUBSCRIBE end animal overpopulation - VIN#1G2ZG528754168077 claims will be forever barred: land is subject to certain not be accepted. Amounts TODAY? spay or neuter your pets. 2003 Dodge restrictions of record in the received in excess of the A.A.R.F. (All About Rescue VIN#1D7HA18Z93S103859 (1)(A) Four (4) months from Putnam County Register`s winning bid will be refunded JUST REDUCED. Basket- and Fixin’ Inc.) the date of the fi rst publi- Offi ce in Deed book 131, to the successful purchaser ball Guides: Pro Basketball 931-260-8018 (voicemail Said sale will take place at cation of this notice if the Page 361. at the time the foreclosure Bible, all 7 issues, complete only) • www.aarf-tn.com Rush Towing, 3596 Fisk Rd., creditor received an actual deed is delivered. Handbook of Pro Basketball, Cookeville, TN and will be copy of this notice to cred- Street Address: The street back to the mid 80’s plus sold as is. Rush Towing shall itors at least sixty (60) days address of the property is This property is being sold some annual magazines, WANTED TO RENT reserve the right to reject before the date that is four believed to be 3617 Pine- with the express reservation whole lot $40. 931-525-1020 Equal Housing any bid below amount of in- (4) months from the date of wood Drive, Cookeville, TN that the sale is subject to Opportunity voiced mechanic’s lien. the fi rst publication; or 38501, but such address is confi rmation by the lender KS Memory Foam Mat- PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All 6/25 not part of the legal descrip- or trustee. This sale may be tress 78x80, 4 inches thick. real estate advertised in this (B) Sixty (60) days from the tion of the property. In the rescinded by the Substitute Gave $229, asking $100. newspaper is subject to the NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S date the creditor received an event of any discrepancy, Trustee at any time. Call 537-9350 Federal Fair Housing Act SALE actual copy of the notice to the legal description herein of 1968 and the Tennessee creditors if the creditor re- shall control. THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO Large TV, fl oor model Human Rights Act which WHEREAS, default has oc- ceived the copy of the notice COLLECT A DEBT, AND (about 60 inch), still works. makes it illegal to advertise curred in the performance less than sixty (60 days pri- Map/Parcel Number: 027B ANY INFORMATION OB- $30. Must pick up. 931-252- “any preference, limitation of the covenants, terms, or to the date that is four (4) A 028.00 TAINED WILL BE USED FOR 6225. or discrimination based on and conditions of a Deed months from the date of fi rst THAT PURPOSE. race, color, religion, sex, of Trust Note dated June publication as described in Current owner(s) of Record: Like new 2 Lift chairs. familial status or national 10, 2016, and the Deed of (1)(A): or Michael A. Chilton and wife, Padgett Law Group, One for $400, the other has origin, handicap/disability Trust of even date securing Darlene Chilton Substitute Trustee heat massager $500. Call or an intention to make any the same, recorded June (2) Twelve (12) months from 6267 Old Water Oak Road, (931)239-3531 such preference, limita- 23, 2016, in Book No. 940, the decedent’s date of This sale is subject to all Suite 203 tion or discrimination.” This at Page 10, in Offi ce of the death. matters shown on any ap- Tallahassee, FL 32312 “LONGARM” WESTERN newspaper will not know- Register of Deeds for Put- plicable recorded Plat or (850) 422-2520 (telephone) books, 75 paperbacks for ingly accept any advertis- nam County, Tennessee, ex- This 11TH day of JUNE Plan; any unpaid taxes and (850) 422-2567 (facsimile) $75 =. (931)528-5053 lhar- ing for real estate which is ecuted by Michael J Petrel- 2019. assessments; any restric- attorney@padgettlawgroup. [email protected] in violation of the law. Our lo and Michelle M Petrello, tive covenants, easements com readers are informed that all conveying certain property Signed LESTER BERN- or setback lines that may PLG# 19-008163-1 OAK HALL TREE $100. dwellings advertised in this therein described to Randy STEIN, EXECUTOR be applicable; rights of re- 6/18, 6/25, 7/2 Call newspaper are available on M. Kennedy as Trustee for demption, equity, statutory (931)303-3741 an equal opportunity basis. Navy Federal Credit Union; Attorney for the Estate: or otherwise, not otherwise THE FOLLOWING OR- Equal Housing Opportunity, and the undersigned, Wilson RANDY CHAFFIN waived in the Deed of Trust, DINANCE PASSED ON T-fal, Clipso pressure M/F. & Associates, P.L.L.C., hav- 204 N. WASHINGTON AVE including rights of redemp- SECOND AND FINAL steamer like new, several Herald-Citizen & Regional ing been appointed Succes- COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 tion of any government READING 6-20-19: parts, w/steaming pots $55. Buyers Guide sor Trustee by Navy Federal agency, state or federal; and Sears antique adding ma- 1300 Neal St., Cookeville, Credit Union. Jennifer Wilkerson, any and all prior deeds of ORDINANCE #O19-05-02 – chine. Hand operated. From TN 931-526-9715 Circuit and Probate Clerk trust, liens, dues, assess- amendments to the Offi cial 50’s w/all accessories. $40. (FAX) 526-1209 NOW, THEREFORE, notice 421 E. Spring Street ments, encumbrances, de- Street Map. Insulated combination mini is hereby given that the en- Cookeville, TN 38501 fects, adverse claims and ice bucket & cocktail shaker tire indebtedness has been 931-528-1508 other matters that may take Cathy McClain, CMC $7. 931-525-1020 declared due and payable; 6/18, 6/25 priority over the Deed of City Clerk ROOMS FOR RENT and that an agent of Wilson Trust upon which this fore- 6/25 GARAGE & YARD SALES STAR MOTOR INN & Associates, P.L.L.C., as SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S closure sale is conducted or Weekly starting @ $200 + Successor Trustee, by vir- NOTICE OF SALE are not extinguished by this THE FOLLOWING OR- tax. Free internet, frig, guest tue of the power, duty, and Foreclosure Sale. DINANCES PASSED ON PLANNING A laundry, movie rentals. authority vested in and im- Sale at public auction will be SECOND AND FINAL YARD SALE??? Pet Friendly, Construction posed upon said Successor on July 18, 2019, at or about THE PROPERTY IS SOLD READING 6-20-19: Crews welcome. 526-9511 Trustee, by Navy Federal 10:00 AM, local time, at the WITHOUT ANY REPRE- Live within the city limits Credit Union, will, on July main entrance to the Putnam SENTATIONS OR WAR- ORDINANCE #O19-06-05 18, 2019 on or about 11:00 County Courthouse, 300 RANTIES, EXPRESSED OR – providing a tax levy for the of Algood or Cookeville? AM, at the Putnam County East Spring Street, Cookev- IMPLIED, RELATING TO TI- 2019-2020 fi scal year. APTS/DUPLEXES FOR RENT Courthouse, Cookeville, ille, TN 38501, pursuant to TLE, MARKETABILITY OF You MUST go to your 1, 2, 3 & 4 BR Apts / Tennessee, off er for sale the Deed of Trust executed TITLE, POSSESSION, QUI- ORDINANCE #O19-06-06 HOUSES NEW $280-$800 certain property hereinaf- by Michael A. Chilton and ET ENJOYMENT OR THE - authorizing appropriations city’s business office to Cable, Water/Appl’s Furn’d ter described to the highest Darlene Chilton, husband LIKE AND FITNESS FOR A for fi nancial aid to public obtain a permit. OVER 100 LOCATION bidder FOR certifi ed funds and wife, to FMLS, Inc., as GENERAL OR PARTICULAR service, nonprofi t, and char- Kids welcome. Some Pets paid at the conclusion of Trustee for Regions Bank USE OR PURPOSE. The title itable organizations for the City of Algood in Designated Apts. the sale, or credit bid from d/b/a Regions Mortgage is believed to be good, but 2019-2020 fi scal year. 215 W Main St. Open Mon - Fr a bank or other lending en- dated June 20, 2011, and re- the undersigned will sell and Soard Properties tity pre-approved by the corded in Record Book 643, convey only as Substitute ORDINANCE #O19-06-07 – Algood, TN 526-1988 successor trustee. The sale Page 494, in the Register’s Trustee. adopting the City of Cookev- or Storage units available is free from all exemptions, Offi ce for Putnam County, ille, TN annual budget for the which are expressly waived Tennessee (“Deed of Trust”), The right is reserved to ad- fi scal year beginning July 1, City of Cookeville 1BR Apt close to TTU. All in the Deed of Trust, said conducted by Padgett Law journ the sale to another 2019 and ending June 30, 45 E. Broad Street utilities incl’d except cable. property being real estate Group, having been ap- time certain or to another 2020. Cookeville, TN $495/mo + dep 931-310- situated in Putnam County, pointed Substitute Trustee, day, time, and place certain, 3025 Tennessee, and being more all of record in the Putnam without further publication Cathy McClain, CMC MULTI FAMILY SALE particularly described as fol- County Register’s Offi ce. upon announcement on City Clerk THURS, FRI, SAT 2BR, 1BA. Stove, refrig, DW, lows: Default in the performance the day, time, and place of 6/25 7AM - 3PM CH/A. $380/mo. Small pets of the covenants, terms, and sale set forth above or any 1641 Plantation View OK!! Call 526-1988. Land in Putnam County, conditions of said Deed of subsequent adjourned day, White Plains 38506 Tennessee, being Lot No. Trust has been made; and Furniture, movies, books, 33 Eastgate Circle, Ridge- 10 on the Plan of Southern the entire indebtedness has clothes, small appliances, crest S/D. 3BR, 2BA w/ Woods of record in Plat been declared due and pay- glassware, kitchen items, basement garage. $725/mo. Cabinet E, Slide 51A, in the able. YOU NAME IT - WE GOT Call 526-5186 Register’s Offi ce for Put- IT!! nam County, Tennessee, Party entitled to enforce the Duplex 2BR, 1.5BA. Frig, to which Plan reference debt: Regions Bank DBA OUTSIDE ESTATE SALE DW, W.D HU, optional stor- is hereby made for a more Regions Mortgage THURSDAY .. 7AM - 4PM age garage in basement. complete description of 7780 Nashville Hwy $550/mo. (931) 260-3610. the property. Other interested parties: Re- Baxter 38544 public Finance, LLC Electronics, furniture, tools, ALSO KNOWN AS: 170 brand new HP notebook, Southern Woods Courtt, The hereinafter described Jack Daniels bottles, re- Cookeville, TN 38506 real property located in Put- cords, antique car radios, nam County will be sold to vintage lamps. ENTIRE This sale is subject to all the highest call bidder sub- CONTENTS OF HOME. matters shown on any ap- ject to all unpaid taxes, prior Several pictures at plicable recorded plat; any liens and encumbrances of estatesales.net unpaid taxes; any restric- record: tive covenants, easements, or setback lines that may Legal Description: The fol- FIREWD/STOVES & RELATED be applicable; any statuto- lowing described tract or FREE FIREWOOD DELIV- FOR RENT ry rights of redemption of parcel of land located in the ERED: May be Hardwood 1 , 2 & 3 Bedroom Apts, any governmental agency, FIRST CIVIL DISTRICT OF or Mixed. Will come in long Houses. Many locations state or federal; any prior PUTNAM COUNTY, TEN- lengths, will need to be cut FALCON REALTY, liens or encumbrances as NESSEE, as follows: Begin- up & split. Call (931)260- 528-2158 well as any priority created ning at an iron pin in the East 5655 falconrealtycookeville.com by a fi xture fi ling; and to any margin of Pinewood Drive matter that an accurate sur- being 189.16 feet south of Looking for a place to vey of the premises might the South margin of Edge- dump Free Fire Wood and disclose. In addition, the wood Drive; thence South Mulch in Putnam County. HOUSES FOR RENT following parties may claim 89 degrees 58 minutes East (931)260-5655 1, 2, 3, & 4 BR an interest in the above-ref- 118.91 feet to an iron pin; Houses & Apts erenced property: thence South 89 degrees PETS & SUPPLIES Starting at $325/mo or 58 minutes East 109.86 feet $81.25/wk . Pets OK. MICHAEL J PETRELLO to an iron pin; thence South 4 FREE KITTENS TO Stevens Realty LLC MICHELLE M PETRELLO 00 degrees 10 minutes West GOOD HOMES 866-806-3815 O/A www. NAVY FEDERAL CREDIT 46.24 feet to an iron pin in Call stevensrentals.com UNION a fence; thence with the (931)319-7216 “We Now Off er CAYWOOD VAN STRATUM fence North 86 degrees 55 Weekly Rentals” minutes West 20.80 feet to Black Irish Setter/Pyre- Ask about no security de- The sale held pursuant to a fence corner; thence con- nees mix. Wonderful family posits for qualifi ed tenants. this Notice may be rescind- dog. House trained & neu- ed at the Successor Trust- tered w/shots. Must have vet 4BR, 1BA. $950/mo, $950/ ee’s option at any time. The Request for Proposal and ref’s. Call 931-935-1410 dep. Walk to TTU. Call right is reserved to adjourn (931)284-5526, 528-5839 the day of the sale to anoth- Border Collie/Heeler er day, time, and place cer- Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency and Upper Cumberland mix. He’s a Working dog tain without further publica- & needs to be on a farm. tion, upon announcement at Development District are requesting proposals for the installation of Male 1 yr old. Neutered & COMM/INDUST FOR RENT the time and place for the has all shots. References sale set forth above. In the designed artwork on Agency vehicles. and must have a vet. Call 2543 Square Feet event of inclement weather, 931-935-1410 the trustee hereby announc- of Medical Offi ce es that the sale will be post- To obtain a specifi cations package, you must contact Danny Hill FREE KITTEN to Good Space Available. poned for a period of two (931) 528-1127 between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Home. Female, 14 weeks weeks. In such situations, old. Call (931)881-8747 lve Located within historic notices will be mailed to in- Friday. Proposal packages may be picked up at UCHRA’s Cookeville offi ce msg. terested parties of record. Taylor Square Bldg W&A No. 339925 located at 580 S. Jeff erson Ave., Ste. B, Cookeville, Tenn. 38501. FREE PUPPY, Looks like Crossville. $2945/mth, 3 Rottweiler, 8 weeks, some yr lease. Water included. DATED June 20, 2019 pad trained, 931-651-1079 Call 931-459-2080 for Proposals must be submitted by June 27, 2019 at 4 p.m. in afternoons. WILSON & ASSOCIATES, details or to view. P.L.L.C., FREE TO GOOD HOMES 2 www.29TaylorAve.com Successor Trustee Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency and Upper Cumberland DOGS need loving homes in 6/25, 7/2, 7/9 their old age. Owner moving Development District reserves the right to reject any or all bids and or to a no pet apt. (1) female Pit Northgate Business Park: NOTICE TO CREDITORS waive any and all formalities. Bull/Terrier, 15 yrs & crippled Several spaces avail. (2) ESTATE OF DOROTHY T. with arthritis.(1) Male Boxer, 3000SF suites, (6) offi ces. ANDERSON, DECEASED 10 yrs & is slowing up a bit. Call 261-7903 or Go to Notice is hereby given that TDD/TTY (Telecommunication Device for the Deaf) LEP (Limited Both are aff ectionate & great www.rossierentals.com on 11TH day of JUNE 2019, w/kids. (931)310-0667 Letters TESTAMENTARY English Service Available) TTD Users Call 1-800-848-0298. in respect of the Estate of TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 2019 FUN & GAMES HERALD-CITIZEN 11 herald-citizen.com 0COMICS0 0CROSSWORD PUZZLE0 Dilbert

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In 1870, the fi rst section of Atlantic City, New Jersey’s Boardwalk was opened to the public. In 1917, the fi rst troops of the American Expedi- tionary Force deployed to France during World War I landed in St. Nazaire. In 1936, President Franklin D. Roosevelt Frank & Ernest was nominated for a sec- ond term of offi ce by del- egates to the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia. In 1997, the fi rst Harry Potter novel, “Harry Pot- ter and the Philosopher’s Stone” by J.K. Rowling, was published in the Unit- ed Kingdom. Today’s Birthdays: Jazz musician-fi lm composer Dave Grusin is 85. Rock Arlo & Janis singer Georgie Fame is 76. Actor Michael Paul Chan is 69. Actor Robert Davi is 68. Singer-mu- sician Mick Jones is 64. Rock musician Colin Greenwood is 50. Director Paul Thomas Anderson is 49. Actor Chris O’Donnell is 49. Actor Nick Off er- man is 49. Actress Aubrey Plaza is 35. 12 HERALD-CITIZEN TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 2019 herald-citizen.com 0OBITUARIES0 High stakes for NBC News ahead of Emma Jean Ray COOKEVILLE — In addition to her Funeral services for parents, she was pre- two-night Democratic debate Emma Jean Ray, 88, ceded in death by her of Cookeville, Ten- husband, Troy Haskell NEW YORK (AP) — NBC. We have the re- nessee, will be held Ray; four sisters; and Don’t envy NBC News sponsibility of being the at 1 p.m. Wednesday, three brothers. executive Rashida conduit for the audience, June 26, at the chapel She is survived by Jones, who is behind but the focus is about the of Whitson Funeral two daughters and this week’s inaugural 10 people on the stage.” Home with Pastor sons-in-law, Darleen Democratic presidential It’s revealing that Steve Warren officiat- Roberts Bowick and debate and will have to Jones frequently uses ing. Burial will follow Charles, and Sheila juggle 20 candidates, fi ve the word “show” in ref- in Cookeville City Phillips Eicholtz and news personalities and, erence to the production. Cemetery. Brad, all of Cookev- it’s likely, one tweeting With so many candi- Visitation with ille; six grandchil- president. dates, debate may be a the family will be dren, Troy, Trent, While the event is misnomer. held today, Tuesday Jason, Brent, Ka- obviously important for “It’s a sound bite com- at Whitson Funeral rissa and Derreck; politicians getting their petition,” Lukasiewicz Home from 5-8 p.m., 10 great-grandsons; fi rst wide exposure as said. and Wednesday from three great-grand- potential presidents, the AP NBC’s decision to 11 a.m. until service daughters; one great- stakes are high for NBC A billboard advertises the Democratic include fi ve of its own time at 1 p.m. great-grandson; two News, too. Presidential Debates across from the Knight people also crowds the Mrs. Ray passed great-great-grand- “Primary debates are Concert Hall at the Adrienne Arsht Center for stage. They won’t be on away Sunday, June 23, daughters; and a host a big prestige event for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County, in at the same time: The 2019, at her residence. of many nieces and every network,” said Miami. teams of Guthrie and Emma Jean Ray was nephews. Mark Lukasiewicz, dean Diaz-Balart, and Todd born March 18, 1931, Pallbearers will be of Hofstra University’s MSNBC and Telemundo. that’s typical — and un- and Maddow, will mod- in Cookeville, to the John Poteet, Brent school of communica- Lester Holt, Savannah til Tuesday kept under erate an hour each night, late George Washing- Eichotz, Derreck tion, who had Jones’ job Guthrie, Jose Di- wraps details about how with Holt and Guthrie a ton and Willie Estelle Haskell, Josh Bravo, four years ago. “It’s why az-Balart, Rachel Mad- it would run. With less constant presence. Some Robbins. She worked Anthony Bravo and every network tries to dow and Chuck Todd than 48 hours’ notice, debate experts wonder if for the Oyster Com- Steven Stephens. get one and tries to get as will be the NBC News NBC announced the this will hurt the event’s pany and was of the Whitson Funeral many as they can. It’s a personalities onstage in candidates would have fl ow and cost opportuni- Baptist faith. Mrs. Home is in charge of branding opportunity.” Miami. 60 seconds to answer ties for conversational Ray also attended Zion arrangements, 526- The debate will unfold NBC has been skit- questions and 30 seconds follow-ups. Baptist Church. 2151. over four hours Wednes- tish about revealing too for follow-ups. The can- Jones said the person- day and Thursday, 10 much in advance. The didates will be allowed alities represent “our candidates each night network won’t talk about closing statements but starting lineup” and More obituaries on 5 , and will air on NBC, topics on the agenda — no openers. have considerable expe- The goal was to fo- rience on live television 0CALENDAR0 cus attention where it and in working together. should be, said Jones, “The beauty of having The Community Calendar is a daily list of events hosted box Johnny. Open mic. Street. Auxiliary-5 p.m. NBC News’ senior vice so many people on the by nonprofit groups in Putnam, White, Overton & Jackson Concessions available. Legion-6 p.m. Ladies president for specials. set is that there may counties. To be included, call 526-9715 & ask for the news- Family friendly. are invited to attend “The show is not be something that one room secretary or email [email protected]. Be 9th Annual EMS Fireworks Legion meeting & bring about the moderators,” person catches, but the sure to include your name & number as well as a time, date Show: Overton County a passing dish to share she said. “It’s not about others didn’t,” she said. & location of the event. Deadline for Tuesday-Friday’s paper Fair Grounds. Gates at 6 p.m. if you wish. All is noon the day before. Deadline for Sunday is noon Friday. open 3 p.m. Food pro- veterans invited for din- Church-related items are published in a separate calendar vided by Livingston ner & meeting. Email in the Religion section each Friday. Deadline for church Regional Hospital 5 p.m. camahabrown@yahoo. calendar items is noon Wednesday. Music begins 6 p.m. com. Fireworks start at Dark. TTU Chess Club: Mon- TUESDAY, JUNE 25 Cookeville Depot Mu- No alcohol beverages days 7 p.m., Room 371, Music & Dance: Silver seum. Free activity for allowed. TTU Roaden Univ. Cen- Point Community Cen- preschool children. Call Life Drawing: Noon-3 ter. Everyone welcome. Check out our ter every Tuesday night, 520-5455. p.m. Please bring sup- Call Paul 372-3118, or facebook page to 6:30-9 p.m., free event. Exercise Classes: Tai Chi plies. Cookeville Art, [email protected]. watch instructional Features Cumberland & chair aerobics 10-11 186A S. Walnut St. Call Line Dance Class: 1-3 p.m. Country Band. a.m. Baxter Senior Cen- 931-526-2424. $3/person. Cookeville videos and learn UC Barbershop Chorus: 7 ter. 101 Elmore Town SUNDAY, JUNE 30 Community Center, 240 important tips such as: p.m. Meets at J&S Con- Rd. Call 931-303-1490. Cooke Cemetery: Deco- Carlen Drive. Call 526- struction, conference Dance: Country/West- ration Day. Memorial 8015. Replacing room in back. Learn to ern. $5/person. Living- service 2 p.m. Contribu- Open Studio/Potluck: sing, everyone welcome. ston Community Center, tions needed for upkeep Open studio 10 a.m.-4 • Belts Call 261-5018. 312 West Broad Street. of cemetery may be p.m. Covered dish 11:30 • Brake Pads WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26 No smoking, no alcohol mailed to : Cooke Cem- a.m. Cookeville Art, • Headlamps Community Health/Safety inside. etery Fund, P.O. Box 67, 186A S. Walnut St. Call • Radiator Hoses Day: 1 p.m. Join Ollie Dance & Country Music: Baxter, TN 38544. 931-526-2424. Otter & friends for day 7-10 p.m. Veterans Build- MONDAY, JULY 1 Young at Art: Art class • Air Filters of educational fun! Bax- ing, 90 E. Spring Street, American Legion Post 46 grades 1-8. 4-6 p.m. • Wiper Blades ter Branch Library, 101 Cookeville. Adults $5, & Auxiliary Unit 46: Meets Cookeville Art, 186A S. Baxter Cookeville Crossville Livingston Jamestown Elmore Town Road. Kids $2. Music: Tennes- at Veteran’s Memorial Walnut St. Call 931-526- 145 Fast Lane 606 S. Willow Ave. 57 Cumberland Plaza 870 Overton Plaza 458 North Main St. Art 411: Art class, high see Outlaw Band. Open Building, 90 East Spring 2424. (931) 858-6272 (931) 526-6121 (931) 787-1516 (931) 823-6272 (931) 752-6272 school thru adult. to the public. Cookeville Art, 186A S. Free Movie: “Spi- Walnut St. Call 931-526- der-Man into the Spi- 2424. der-verse”-Central Park THURSDAY, JUNE 27 @ Dark Movie series. Dance: 6:30-9:30 p.m. Central Park Living- Cookeville Community ston, 140 S. Spring Center. Diff erent bands Street. Free cotton every week. Mostly candy. Bring your chair country & a little bit of or blanket. Will be re- rock & roll. $5 entry fee. scheduled for rain. Line Dance Classes: Free Movie: “How to Baxter Senior Center, Train Your Dragon: The 101 Elmore Town Road, Hidden World” After Baxter. Join the fun! 1-3 Dark in the Park series. p.m. $3 donation/class. Starts at dark, bring Call 858-6480. blanket or lawn chair. Oil Painting Class: With Concessions available. Angel Fernandez. 1-4 Dogwood Park, 30 E. p.m. Please call offi ce to Broad Street. Call 520- register. Cookeville Art, 4386. 186A S. Walnut St. Call Watercolor/Acrylic: 526-2424. Painting class 9 a.m.- Blood Drive: 2:30 to 5 noon. Beginners thru p.m. Firestone Complete advanced. Please call Auto Center, 762 Wil- before coming. Cookev- low Ave., Cookeville, ille Art, 186A S. Walnut Bloodmobile located in St. Call 931-526-2424. parking lot. For more SATURDAY, JUNE 29 information bloodassur- Dance: 7-10 p.m. Living- ance.org/fi restone. ston American Legion, FRIDAY, JUNE 28 121 S. Church St. 50’s & Train Tales: 10:30 a.m. 60’s Night with Juke-

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