Dan Rader News Today

HUNTINGTON — The City of Huntington wants to know how many parolees the state is sending to sober living homes in Cabell County.

After committing $1 million in July 2022 toward the $56 million renovation of Tennessee Techs football stadium, the Cookeville City Council is considering contributing a total of $4 million to

HUNTINGTON — Harmony House hosted its 15th annual Hometown Breakfast and Service Awards on Friday at the St. Marys Conference Center in Huntington.

The Cookeville City Council this week will consider the purchase of additional land to expand Cane Creek Park as well as contracting out some of the citys mowing services.

The Putnam County School Board Thursday voted to terminate the contract of the company that has been providing cleaning services in the schools for the past year or so.

Last week, the Cookeville City Council agreed to purchase a portion of property on Lee Avenue for the Tennessee Tech Pump Station Project.

After an hour-long discussion, the Cookeville City Council voted 3-2 Thursday to prohibit alcohol at events held at Dogwood Park and other public property that arent conceived or produced by

Putnam County Director of Schools Corby King has received another positive annual evaluation from the school board, which voted Thursday to extend his contract for another year and set his

PHILADELPHIA — Any changes in your medications or allergies? Check. New health issues since your last visit? Check.

A First Amendment lawsuit filed against Putnam County Sheriff Eddie Farris a year ago has been amended to include the Sheriff’s Office head administrator.