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Parents, grandparents, teachers and caregivers are urged to register for the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office free class "Inside the Dark Web: What Law Enforcement Wants Every Parent to Know." Join investigators from the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office for this free, eye-opening presentation will provide
The Cumberland County High School Jets Baseball Camp is July 23rd through 25th (2026) for rising 1st through 8th graders! Learn the fundamentals, improve your skills, and enjoy fun games and competitions at Jet Park. The cost is just $30 per camper. Register today on the CCHS JETS BASEBALL Facebook
The Fairfield Glade Police Department has announced the recent promotions of Officer Michael Murphy and Officer David Myrick to the rank of Corporal. Both Corporal Murphy and Corporal Myrick have successfully completed their Supervisor Field Training Program and will now transition to their new shift assignments, where they will take
by Ronni Chase
The Fairfield Glade Police Department has announced the recent promotions of Officer Michael Murphy and Officer David Myrick to the rank of Corporal. Both Corporal Murphy and Corporal Myrick have successfully completed their Supervisor Field Training Program and will now transition to their new shift assignments, where they will take
by Ronni Chase
Parents, grandparents, teachers and caregivers are urged to register for the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office free class "Inside the Dark Web: What Law Enforcement Wants Every Parent to Know." Join investigators from the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office for this free, eye-opening presentation will provide
by Ronni Chase
The Cumberland County High School Jets Baseball Camp is July 23rd through 25th (2026) for rising 1st through 8th graders! Learn the fundamentals, improve your skills, and enjoy fun games and competitions at Jet Park. The cost is just $30 per camper. Register today on the CCHS JETS BASEBALL Facebook
by Ronni Chase
Tennessee Deputy Gov. and Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Stuart C. McWhorter announced Thursday (7/9/26) that Crossville, Loudon, Newport, and Springfield have been accepted into the Tennessee Main Street Program. These communities join 46 other Tennessee Main Street communities that are designated through the program and
by Ronni Chase