VanRuden named state SRO of the Year
School Resource Officer Scott VanRuden with the Crossville Police Department was recognized as the SRO of the Year by the Tennessee School Resource Officer Association during its annual convention Tuesday.
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School Resource Officer Scott VanRuden with the Crossville Police Department was recognized as the SRO of the Year by the Tennessee School Resource Officer Association during its annual convention Tuesday.
During a recent speaking engagement, Medal of Honor recipient and Vietnam veteran Sgt. 1st Class Melvin Morris told high school students to practice commitment, courage and integrity to reach their goals — and to reach out to others when they need a little help.
The Lake County Coroner's office has identified the two people who were killed when a driver fleeing a minor crash caused a wrong-way collision on Interstate 65...
The crash occurred about noon Saturday after a man fled a minor traffic crash at a gas station and entered I-65 going the wrong way, officials said.
The West Tennessee Veterans Coalition organized an event at Englewood Baptist Church for veterans to come and enjoy live music, and more!