Category Archives: Crossville News
The idea of being managed by the government the rest of their lives, kindled a quick rebellion
HISTORY LESSON: HOMESTEADS EDITOR’S NOTE – This is the final installment of a story about the Homesteads Project, compiled by Don Napier from notes provided by Margaret Haun, daughter of Charles Carroll Haun. The pioneer settlement at Cumberland Homesteads was … The rest of the story
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Free Tennessee Vacation Guides for the taking
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“For a limited time, we are giving the 2013 Tennessee Vacation Guide away to Crossville Life readers on a first come, first serve basis,” said publisher Don Napier. “To get your free guide, just drop by our office at 34 Fourth Street in downtown Crossville and tell us haw many pages there are in this 2013 edition.”
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New Crossville City Council in place
The public got their first glimpse of the new city hall at 392 North Main Street on November 19, as the City Judge Tom Bean conducted the swearing-in ceremonies for recently elected councilmen Pete Souza and Jessie Kerley.
Only the main floor was open for the reception, which lasted about 60 minutes before the meeting was called to order in the main council chambers. The rest of the story
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City Council approves changes to cemetery policy
The Crossville City Council approved some important changes to the cemetery policy recently.
Flowers placed on graves must be in vases or monument saddles.
Some of the general regulations that apply to the appearance of the property include:
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Help your Cumberland Habitat for Humanity
Habitat for Humanity has been partnering with families in Cumberland County since 1996, giving a “hand-up” to people in need. As of today, they have completed an incredible 53 new homes in the county, making the dream of home ownership a reality for people, who before had no hope. The rest of the story
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