City of Crossville Press Release:
On Wednesday, August 12, 2026, Crossville AEMT Firefighter Jade Callister was honored with a visit from Senator Paul Bailey, Lt. Governor Randy McNally, and Representative Paul Sherrell, who presented her with a copy of SB 1900.
Passed this year, this important legislation strengthens protections for
The Crossville City Council has officially approved the third and final reading of an ordinance placing an immediate two-year temporary moratorium on all new data centers and high-density computing operations within city limits.
The decision followed public comments from local residents who urged city leaders to proceed with
MEDIC donors on August 19 will receive a ticket to Anakeesta with their successful donation. (While tickets last.) With the return to school and ahead of the fall season, this is a great opportunity to give back to your community and earn a ticket to one ofEast Tennessee’s theme
MEDIC donors on August 19 will receive a ticket to Anakeesta with their successful donation. (While tickets last.) With the return to school and ahead of the fall season, this is a great opportunity to give back to your community and earn a ticket to one ofEast Tennessee’s theme
City of Crossville Press Release:
On Wednesday, August 12, 2026, Crossville AEMT Firefighter Jade Callister was honored with a visit from Senator Paul Bailey, Lt. Governor Randy McNally, and Representative Paul Sherrell, who presented her with a copy of SB 1900.
Passed this year, this important legislation strengthens protections for
The Crossville City Council has officially approved the third and final reading of an ordinance placing an immediate two-year temporary moratorium on all new data centers and high-density computing operations within city limits.
The decision followed public comments from local residents who urged city leaders to proceed with
During the public comment segment at the latest Crossville City Council meeting, local residents continue to voice opposition and raised transparency concerns regarding the city police department's use of Flock automated license plate reading cameras.
Resident Dylan Romero and retired law enforcement veteran Roger Romero argued that continuous
