Milo Lemert News Today

Its been 16 years since a crowd of more than 1,000 cheered as the Kern Veterans Memorial and its accompanying Wall of Valor were unveiled for the first time in

The Military Memorial Museum in Crossville will be featured on Wish You Were Here, a WCTE series focusing on interesting attractions across the Upper Cumberland.

Tim French has carried an American flag over 6,500 miles over the past four years. Doing it primarily in Crossville, he’s counted some 70,000 horn honks during his flag sojourns.

Cumberland County paused Friday to mark the anniversary of the death of First Sgt. Milo Lemert of Crossville.

Cumberland County will take time Sept. 29 to remember 1st Sgt. Milo Lemert.

With the exception of the War on Terror, a Tennessean has received the Medal of Honor in every conflict since the military decoration was first created in 1861.

With the exception of the War on Terror, a Tennessean has received the Medal of Honor in every conflict since the military decoration was first created in 1861.

Cumberland County will pause Sept. 29 and take time to remember 1st Sgt. Milo Lemert, who died on a foreign battlefield following heroic actions to protect the lives of his

The permanent intersection is scheduled for completion in October.

The Crossville City Council has hired an engineering firm to complete a traffic study — the first step toward requesting a permit to move commercial truck traffic off Main St.