Press Release: Cookeville City Cemetery Flower Removal
The Cookeville Department of Leisure Services announces that the summer mowing season will soon begin and requests that all flowers and arrangements placed on the…
Algood News
One Year Later: The Science Behind The Deadly Tennessee Tornadoes
It’s been one year since deadly tornadoes hit Middle Tennessee leaving a path of destruction and 19 people dead in Putnam County.
Share Your Ideas: Public Survey Will Guide Master Plan For Cookeville Parks, Facilities, Programs
COOKEVILLE – The City of Cookeville is developing a systemwide recreation master plan, and the public is invited to participate in the planning process through…
Sparta Native Ethan Roberts To Host Baseball Clinic
White County High School and Tennesssee Tech University alumn Ethan Roberts will be hosting a Spring Training baseball clinic at the UC FieldHouse in Cookeville…
Second Tree Giveaway Will Be Held On March 13
COOKEVILLE –As a response to the deforestation caused by the F4 tornado that struck Cookeville nearly one year ago, the Arbor Day Foundation in partnership…
Cane Creek Gymnasium Activities, Hours Expanding
COOKEVILLE – Cane Creek Gymnasium is expanding activities and hours effective March 1. Those activities will include basketball and soccer, which were previously excluded from…
Algood Police Department Hosts Inaugural “PACK-A-CRUISER” Food Drive
On Saturday, February 27, 2021, the Algood Police Department is partnering with the Speedway Corporation for the first “PACK-A-CRUISER” food drive.
Tennessee Colleges And Universities Will Save $112M
Tennessee’s colleges and universities will benefit from nearly $112 million in net present value interest cost savings over the next 24 years after the Tennessee State School Bond Authority’s (TSSBA) successful sale of $713.4 million of higher education facilities refunding bonds.
AMS Newsletter Feb. 22nd
Tennessee State Parks Respond To Surge in Visitors With Arrive Outdoors To Deliver Affordable Gear Rentals
In response to a surge of visitors to Tennessee State Parks last year, the parks today announced a new partnership with Arrive Outdoors to make gear more affordable for park visitors. The plan is to offer gear that visitors can rent as opposed to buying expensive gear outright.