Outgoing Mayor Pro Tem Art Gernt attended his final Crossville City Council meeting, wrapping up eight years of service on the council. During the session, fellow members commended Gernt’s leadership, and Mayor RJ Crawford playfully honored him with a "Consent Agenda Champion" plaque. Before adjourning, the council

The Crossville City Council defeated a measure to spend $300,000 on stream mitigation credits for the Meadow Park Lake dam expansion after a 2–2 tie vote. City Attorney Randy York explained the initial payment would secure the credits ahead of a larger, roughly $11.22 million commitment with

Four youth ballfields at the Warner Complex will soon feature artificial turf following unanimous approval by the Crossville City Council. Council members approved the low bid of approximately $813,000 alongside the first reading of an accompanying budget amendment to fund the installation on fields 1, 2, 3, and 4.

Crossville Mayor RJ Crawford honored Martin Elementary student, Emerson Telles, as the Student of the Month for November. Her teacher says, “Emerson is one of the most helpful students I’ve ever met. She helps each student around her, she follows directions and always leads the way in manners.”