Work has begun on the new Welcome to Crossville sign planned for Water Tank Hill. The sign is the work of Downtown Crossville Inc., an organization working on downtown revitalization. The large rock will be placed upright and the donated Welcome to Crossville sign will be mounted to it. Boulders will be placed at the site and a water fountain is planned. Much of the labor and materials for the project have been donated.
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Changes in staff needed with loss of grant, stimulus funds
The 2012-'13 general purpose school budget will see some increases in personnel costs, but that's not because the school system is adding personnel. Positions paid with federal stimulus or jobs grants funds in previous years are returning to the general purpose school fund.
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Panel OKs Big South Fork Visitor's Center bids
Bids for construction of the Big South Fork Visitor's Center were approved by the Cumberland County Finance Committee subject to the county commission and city of Crossville tying up a couple of loose ends in the agreement between the city and county.
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Robber who lost everything to addiction loses freedom
The courtroom was hushed as Anthony Michael Cordaro told Criminal Court Judge David Patterson that a decade of addiction to the painkiller oxycodone led to his decision to hold up a Crossville pharmacy to get his hands on the drug his body craved.
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Probationer faces new charge of theft
A Cumberland County man on probation for a 2008 burglary conviction has been charged with theft and probation violations after investigators recovered a reported stolen trailer on the suspect's property and an item related to the trailer inside his workshop.
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Trio charged with theft of catalytic converters
Three Cumberland County men faces charges of theft and a pickup truck was seized by police after it was determined it was used in the commission of a felony, according to reports.
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Convenience store burglary under probe
An early morning burglary at a rural convenience store is being investigated by the Cumberland County Sheriff's Department and deputies may have a suspect in the case.
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City OK's $17 million in long-term financing
The Crossville City Council approved $17 million in long-term financing at a special-called meeting Thursday.
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Plane has rough landing
No one was injured when a pilot veered off a runway to avoid a deer that was in the path of his light airplane as he landed the craft.
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