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The Putnam County Commission may be voting later this month on whether to proceed with a multi-million dollar bond issue to fund several school projects, including the renovation of the

April 2024 was another strong month for construction in Putnam County, according to a report issued by County Mayor Randy Porter.

At the top of a spreadsheet detailing potential increases in spending for next years Putnam County budget is a line item related specifically to the county commission.

The first draft of the proposed County General budget for the 2024-25 fiscal year includes $2,814,896 in additional expenditures, including requests for four new full-time and two additional part-time employees.

Tennessee Tech University’s Office of Accessibility, Belonging and Community Outreach hosted students, faculty, staff and community members for an April 16 “accessibility awareness day” to elevate the voices of differently-abled

Former Cookeville Mayor and retired urologist Dr. Chuck Womack was recognized Saturday at his 80th birthday party for his decades of public service.

Cookevilles Industrial Development Board approved a plan Friday that will bring more public parking to Cookevilles busy Westside area.

After several years of record-breaking activity, the level of construction underway in Putnam County may be leveling off.

Putnam Countys veterans gathered Friday to honor a Vietnam War veteran who never got any recognition when he was killed in action in 1967.

Two major building projects in Putnam County should be completed within the next couple of months, according to County Mayor Randy Porter.