Cookeville, TN News

• Cookeville, TN News
• Summer's coming! Let's celebrate! Mrs. Donovan will read "The Pea Patch Jig" by...
• What you may have missed in Sunday's H-C...
• Boys of Summer: Pryor continues to thrive in Triple-A
• 2012-13 SAAC officers to feature new and familiar faces
• Defending champs eye repeat in Bobby Nichols Scramble
• Kirstein wins Maverick Award, Abdukhalikov and Augusto also honored
• The Putnam County Library System will be closed on Monday in honor of Memorial D...
• We hope everyone has a wonderful Memorial Day Weekend!! Remember it is going t...
• What you may have missed in Thursday's H-C...
• Night and Day: Start times announced for Golden Eagles home football games
• Hey Expecting Moms.. we have added Birthing Class information to the Birthing Ce...
• The Putnam County Library will be closed Monday, May 28, for Memorial Day.
• What you may have missed in Wednesday's H-C...
• Artist in residence hosts silver and pearl show at TTU Craft Center
• High school musicians develop performance skills at TTU
• Junior Katherine Bell named MVP of women's golf squad
• Check out our MAY Baby of the Month! Hames Clouse was born on May 10, 2012. He...
• Greg Kitts captures Gilbert Darcy Most Valuable Player Award
• Some of the H-C staff will be meeting with Gov. Haslam this afternoon to discuss...
• What you may have missed in Monday's H-C...
• TTU professor to train international community on flood awareness
• Oakley STEM Center offers teacher workshops focused on state standards
• Marilyn Cunningham named TTU Ambassador of the Month for May
• Five Golden Eagle baseball players earn all-OVC honors
• Football to host Kids Camp starting Tuesday, May 29
• The Putnam County Library community lost a dear friend and passionate librarian...
• What you may have missed in Sunday's H-C...
• Deborah Pickett named TTU Ambassador of the Month for April
• Archer earns second OVC Pitcher of the Week honor
• Stephens named semifinalist for NCBWA’s Dick Howser Trophy
• Bonnie Bynum returns to Tech to join Golden Eagle softball coaching staff
• Austin Peay hands Tech a 10-4 loss in series finale
• Next Wednesday, May 23, begins Registration for the Cookeville Summer Reading Pr...
• The weather is beautiful and it is time to register for the 37th ANNUAL ANNE CA...
• Tee times all set for 2012 Bobby Nichols Scramble
• What you may have missed in Wednesday's H-C...
• Archer’s gem vaults Tech past Austin Peay
• TTU concludes regular season with three-game series against Austin Peay
• Athletic Director's Honor Roll lists 191 for Spring semester
• BREAKING NEWS: TTU's Sytia Messer leaves women's basketball program to return to...
• This week Mrs. Donovan presents a baby themed Story Time. Stories will include "...
• What you may have missed in Monday's H-C...
• Sytia Messer steps aside as Tech women's basketball coach
• Please join Club 50 Plus on May 30 from 12pm until 1pm in the CRMC Education Cen...
• What you may have missed in Sunday's H-C...
• TTU student excels in FFA on national level
• Tech wraps up non-conference schedule at Lipscomb
• Boys of Summer: Pryor and Dennick earn promotions
• Field is filled for Bobby Nichols Scramble; Waiting list started
• TTU's series finale against EKU rained out
• Camp Central: Tech announces individual and team camps for upcoming months
• Pitcher’s duel favors Eastern Kentucky as TTU falls 4-0
• Golden Eagles win, force one-game showdown for OVC Championship
• What you may have missed in Thursday's H-C...
• TTU opens series with extra inning loss to EKU
• Golden Eagles fall to top seed in OVC Tournament
• What you may have missed in Wednesday's H-C...
• Students from TTU and Turkey travel to exchange business ideas, serve others
• Golden Eagles resume OVC play at Eastern Kentucky
• Weinzetl named MVP, track & field team honors announced
• Golden Eagles knock off Jacksonville State to advance in winner's bracket
• Seniors, final inning rally lift Tech past EIU Panthers, 3-1
• Murphy to Attend Chicago NBA Draft Combine
• Breaking news:
• Get your paper yet? Well today’s Herald-Citizen is on its way. Due to some techn...
• What you may have missed in Tuesday's H-C...
• Football team celebrates 2011 OVC championship with ring ceremony
• Softball opens against Jacksonville State in OVC Tourney
• What you may have missed in Monday's H-C...
• Davis moves from student-athlete to staff for TTU basketball
• Regions Bank continues sponsorship support of Tech Athletics
• Ashlee Kiser named Tennessee Tech Athletics Academic Advisor
• Golden Eagles thwarted by Clemson in extras
• Golden Eagles kick off road trip Tuesday at Clemson
• First Friday Book Club June 1, 2012 10:00-11:00 a.m. To Kill a Mockingbird By H...
• Community Health Fair
• Cookeville Regional Medical Center and the Cookeville Walmart are teaming togeth...
• Celebrate Mothers Day! Mrs Donovan will tell "Ask Mr. Bear" by Marjorie Flack an...
• What you may have missed in Sunday's H-C...
• Tennessee Tech University’s favorite astronauts come home to receive honorary doctorates
• Boys of Summer: Liberatore returns to Tennessee to take on Lookouts
• TTU’s game at Clemson Tuesday has been moved up to 1 p.m. start
• Softball games to be broadcast on 106.1 FM The Eagle
• Golden Eagles drop two, advance to OVC Tournament
• Big innings guide Tech to series victory over Morehead State
• Capping it off: Graduation Saturday includes 35 student in athletics
• Golden Eagles breeze by Morehead State on Saturday
• Tech evens series behind three-run eighth inning
• Tech relay foursome sets school record at OVC Championships
• What you may have missed in Thursday's H-C...
• TTU Craft Center hosts show by New Mexico-inspired artist
• Tech wraps up regular season looking for a higher seed in OVC Tourney
• Golden Eagles dealt 3-2 loss by Morehead State in OVC action
• What you may have missed in Wednesday's H-C...
• TTU's Goad receives highest honor from state professional organization
• TTU Ph.D. candidate’s patent could revolutionize hospital lab tests
• Golden Eagles host weekend series against Morehead State
• Gene Skipworth will sign copies of his memoir “Wear Your Collar” Saturday, May 5...
• Breaking News:
• TBR Chancellor Recommends Philip Oldham as TTU’s Next President; Board to Meet Friday
• Corey Watson named to prestigious Honor List by National Football Foundation
• Better jump: Very few spots remain for Bobby Nichols Scramble
• Tech's Tre Lamb on CFPA Preseason Watch list of top quarterbacks
• Construction on the North Patient Tower became Putnam County's largest building...
• The Cedar and 4th Street corner of the 1982 expansion.
• in the 1960s, the number of practicing doctors in Cookeville began to grow. Pict...
• Howard Hospital, in 1920s, is where Dr. Howard and Dr. Moore practiced after mov...
• You are invited to an artists' reception for Drawing the Line this evening from...
• What you may have missed in Monday's H-C...
• It's almost time for Story Time! Mrs. Donovan will tell “Medio Pollito,” “Ferdin...
• Former linebacker Barry Wilmore to receive honorary doctorate on Saturday
• Join us tomorrow from 5:00-7:00 p.m. for an artists' reception for the exhibitio...
• What you may have missed in Sunday's H-C...
• Ribbons and bragging rights make Special Olympics a success
• Two from TTU receive Distinguished Service Learning Award
• Tennessee Tech recognizes top faculty for teaching and service
• Benford agrees to Free Agent status with Dallas Cowboys
• Leaders for Life message: Plenty of career paths await graduates
• Tech Basketball Gets International Commitment From Ammanuel Diressa
• Schweitzer, Hooper named NSCA Strength All-Americans
• Getting to know Golden Eagle trackster Traci Jones
• Eastern Illinois goes yard four times as it hands Tennessee Tech a 9-3 loss
• Golden Eagles come up one short of Eastern Illinois
• Tech finishes eighth in OVC Men's Golf Tournament
• Golden Eagles drop a pair to Bulldogs Saturday
• What you may have missed in Thursday's H-C...
• Ceramic installation on display at Craft Center
• Evelyn Chambers named TTU’s 2012 Outstanding Professional
• Messer among featured speakers this weekend at develoment event in Dallas
• Tech travels to SEC country to face Mississippi State Saturday
• Griffin's three-under leads Golden Eagles on second day at OVC
• Men’s Basketball Snags Big 10 Transfer with Three Seasons Eligibility Remaining
• What you may have missed in Wednesday's H-C...
• Astronauts to receive TTU's first honorary doctorates at commencement May 5
• TTU students take popular German children's story to the stage
• Tech hosts crucial conference series against Eastern Illinois
• Golden Eagle golfers eighth after Day One at OVC Championships
• Tennessee Tech honors agriculture major with top student award
• TTU arts roundup: Ceramic exhibit at Craft Center
• Tech golfers to vie for OVC Championship starting Thursday
• Tech heads to Showdown on the Cumberland Thursday at APSU
• Brizard Announces 2011-12 Team Awards
• Boys of Summer: Kirby-Jones and Oberacker making noise in Oakland’s farm system
• What you may have missed in Monday's H-C...
• TTU theater students stage variation on classic Greek drama
• TTU Tech Buddies promotes intercultural exchange during banner first year
• TTU students urge each other to “Cross with Care”
• Golden Eagles finish sixth at OVC Women's Golf Championship
• Offense lights up the night as softball beats Bucs twice
• Meet our April Baby of the Month!!
• Mark your Calendars for the S.L.E.E.P Support Group happening on May 3 at Cookev...
• What you may have missed in Sunday's H-C...
• Putnam County Fair 2012
• Golden Eagles open homestand against Middle Tennessee
• Golden Eagles to host two midweek twinbills
• Golden Eagles in sixth place after two days at OVC Women's Golf Tournament
• Eastern Kentucky tops Tech to capture OVC Tournament title
• Pitcher’s duel favors Southeast Missouri in series finale
• Softball sweeps SIUE on Senior Day Sunday
• Golden Eagles tied for sixth after first day at OVC Tournament
• Tech gets early start Sunday at OVC Women's Golf Championship
• Top-seeded Tech's bid for OVC Tourney championship begins Saturday
• Golden Eagles close spring practices with lively, 64-play effort
• Tech strikes early as Golden Eagles even series with Southeast Missouri
• More personal best marks fall on second day at Vandy Invitational
• Everett, Sakamoto go yard as Tech tops SIU Edwardsville Saturday
• Eremeev lifts Tech past Jax State in semifinals and into Sunday's championship
• Saturday's softball doubleheader pushed back to 3 p.m. start
• Check out The Women's Center's latest billboard announcing the Mams 4 Moms Event...
• What you may have missed in Thursday's H-C...
• Student-athletes among participants at Tech's Festival of Student Writing
• Golden Eagles to host senior day, final home weekend series
• Golden Eagles endure 9-6 setback at Southeast Missouri
• Tech runs at Vanderbilt Invitational Friday evening, Saturday
• 2,000th fan to follow @TTUGoldenEagles on Twitter wins prize
• What you may have missed in Wednesday's H-C...
• Celebrate Earth Day with stories of trees and cooperation. Mrs. Donovan will sha...
• Golden Eagles take winning streak on the road to Southeast Missouri
• Ivey, Marquez featured Monday at Dr. Murphy Leaders for Life series
• In today's H-C...
• Watch livestream of presidential finalist Dr. Philip Oldham in campus meetings
• Bailey, Inameti head to Belmont for 5th Annual All-Star Classic
• Former softball players Bayless, Lovelady to be honored Saturday
• What you may have missed in Monday's H-C...
• Golden Eagles wrap up homestand against Belmont
• Paintings by Ramie Nunally will be on display at the Putnam County Library until...
• What you may have missed in Sunday's H-C...
• Community, campus invited to meet presidential finalists
• TTU senior to exhibit clay pieces at Craft Center
• TTU music department to host alumni in guest tuba recitals
• Explore the natural world with TTU experts during Nature Fest
• Golden Eagle golfers play at TSU's Big Blue Intercollegiate
• Golden Eagles to make short trip to face Cumberland Tuesday
• Led by pitching, Panthers take two in softball Sunday
• Golden Eagles thrash SIU Edwardsville in series finale
• Tech completes perfect sweep of OVC, tops SIUE 7-0 for ninth straight
• Golden Eagles Give Back at Healthy Kids Day
• Softball cancelled Saturday, two games slated for Sunday
• Running backs winding up as spring drills wind down
• Golden Eagles upended by Cougar’s late-game rally
• Everyone is invited to attend the Putnam County Library Friends spring meeting!
• Charging Golden Eagles take to Charleston for three against EIU
• SIU Edwardsville opens the series with a 10-3 win over Tennessee Tech
• Tech Basketball Signs a Top-150 out of Alabama
• Golden Eagles host conference series against SIU Edwardsville
• Tech women’s basketball inks two state champions for 2012-13 season
• TTU President Candidate Pool Narrowed to Three
• TTU percussion ensemble to perform three world premieres April 15
• Annual Purple-Gold Spring Game is Saturday, April 21 at 11 a.m.
• Thomas, offense conquer Colonels twice in Thursday twinbill
• Golden Eagles at Boston-Moon Saturday; Three also at Sea Ray Relays Friday
• Slugger Stephens among nation's leaders in several batting statistics
• Family Weekend, Homecoming dates announced for 2012 football season
• In case you missed it...
• Please join Club 50 Plus on April 25th from 12:00pm until 1:00pm in the Educatio...
• The PCL Friends book sale is this Friday and Saturday!
• Come join us at the library today as we celebrate National Library Week! The Pac...
• TTU piano professor to present recital
• Printmaking exhibit at TTU’s Derryberry Gallery
• TTU student journalists honored as outstanding national chapter
• TTU to offer organ concert on April 24
• Internationally renowned pianist to perform Center Stage concert April 18
• Thank You: SAAC Car Wash raises $450 for Habitat for Humanity
• Tennessee Tech routs Alabama A&M in non-conference action
• Author June Barrett will be signing copies of her book, "Lori's Miracle: How One...
• The Putnam and White County Pacesetters Players will present "Musicians of the S...
• Painting of Cookeville artist finds home in TTU library
• TTU faculty showcase Quality Enhancement Program projects
• Tech climbs two spots on last day at Grub Mart; Maxwell leads with final 69
• Shepherd, Randolph represent Tech at Samford Intercollegiate
• Murphy headed to prestigious Portsmouth Invitational Tournament
• Golden Eagles unable to contain Chattanooga offense
• Belmont strikes early as it hands Tennessee Tech an 8-1 loss in non-conference action
• Comeback by Eremeev nets Tech 4-3 OVC victory over Austin Peay
• The list of Top Ten Most Frequently Challenged Books of 2011 has been released!...
• Golden Eagles travel to Belmont; host Alabama A&M
• Golden Eagles take a break from OVC play to face Chattanooga Tuesday
• Men's golf team returns to action Monday at Silver Lakes
• In today's H-C...
• Golden Eagles at Samford Intercollegiate for final OVC Tourney tuneup
• Late rally sends Jacksonville State past Tennessee Tech in series finale
• Golden Eagles blank Murray State behind stellar effort from Thomas
• Breaking sports news...
• What you may have missed in Thursday's H-C...
• TTU arts roundup: Derryberry Gallery to show printmaking exhibit by Tonia Matthews
• Celebration of student writing at TTU April 19
• Golden Eagles unable to overcome Racer defense on Friday
• Track team set to compete at Austin Peay meet Saturday
• What you may have missed in Wednesday's H-C...
• Fantastic Fluids Safari Saturday Planned at Oakley STEM Center April 14
• Former Golden Eagle Scott Stallings shoots 2-under to open Masters
• Tech looks to tame Racers, move up in OVC standings
• What you may have missed in Tuesday's H-C...
• Escape to summer workshops at the Craft Center
• TTU offers back-to-back trombone recitals Monday
• Seven TTU researchers to be inducted into research society
• TTU students devote spring break to service
• Retiring TTU President Bell to usher in “Last Lecture” tradition
• Amber Shepherd shares OVC Golfer of the Week honor
• Tennis team hosts Austin Peay at noon Thursday in OVC Showdown
• Softball doubleheader cancelled due to lightning
• Tech's Scott Stallings tees off Thursday afternoon in his first Master's
• TTU hits the road for conference series against Jacksonville State
• The Putnam and White County Pacesetters Players will present "Musicians of the S...
• Spring is here, and it is beautiful outside! Get your running/walking shoes out...
• Easter Egg Hunt
• Golden Eagles look to continue improving in OVC Standings
• Shepherd earns first all-tournament honor, Tech places sixth at Belmont Invitational
• Happy 110th Birthday Peter Rabbit! Mrs. Donovan will present "The Tale of Peter...
• What you may have missed in Sunday's H-C...
• Tech-REDI grants support regional economic development
• TTU senior has glass exhibit at the Craft Center
• TTU Presidential Search Advisory Committee Meets to Review Applicants April 9
• Tristan Archer named OVC Pitcher of the Week
• Shepherd in second place heading to final round at Old Hickory
• Old Hickory: Tech tees off Monday morning in Belmont Invitational
• Golden Eagles overcome early deficit as they sweep Murray State
• Wild finish as Golden Eagles beat SEMO to take the series
• Tech stays unbeaten in OVC play with 5-2 win at Jacksonville State
• Taylor Ketchum pitches best game of her career as Tech splits with SEMO Saturday
• Defining the depth chart: Football team reaches mid-point of spring drills
• Late hitting from Burgess propels Tennessee Tech past Murray State Saturday
• great parental resource for impartial reports...
• In today's H-C...
• Judy Stewart named TTU Ambassador of the Month for March
• Brass Arts Quintet to present concert Monday at TTU
• TTU professor Joseph Ojo named IEEE Fellow
• Softball Series: Golden Eagles host SEMO for three this weekend
• Golden Eagles on the road this weekend for two OVC matches
• Tennessee Tech soars past Racers as Archer throws complete game
• In today's H-C...
• Tech hosts weekend series against OVC rival Murray State
• Tacarra Hayes invited to “So you want to be a coach” program in Denver
• Tech Student-Athletes to hold benefit car wash Saturday morning
• Holly Thomas pitches another gem as Tech tops Gamecocks on the road
• What you may have missed in Tuesday's H-C...
• Mrs. Donovan will tell stories of sprinkles, showers, and rain this week at Stor...
• TTU senior host solo show at Appalachian Center for Craft
• Golden Eagles go on road to wrap up series against Jacksonville State
• Athletics staff Inside Corner: Nancy Greene
• Tech freshman Augusto named OVC Tennis co-Player of the Week
• Golden Eagles blank Racers in mid-week OVC match
• is accepting nominations for the 2012 Roberson Award that is presented each year...
• What you may have missed in Monday's H-C...
• Composer to work with TTU choral groups during artist residency
• Kevin Murphy selected to play in Reese's College All-Star Game
• One-under final round from Maxwell lifts Tech
• Tennis team wraps up homestand Wednesday against Murray State
• WestSide Eateries & Museums Welcome Visitors to Science & Engineering Fair
• TTU wraps up road trip at Vanderbilt Tuesday night
• Final-round push gives Golden Eagles strong finish
• Golden Eagles sweep weekend, top Morehead State Sunday, 5-2
• Holly Thomas deals near-perfect game as Tech splits at TSU
• Six home games, visit to Oregon highlight 2012 Golden Eagle football schedule
• Golden Eagles upended by UT Martin in series finale
• Moves paying off quickly as Tech completes first week of Spring drills
• Golden Eagles snap 25-match EKU regular season streak; Down Colonels 4-3
• Tech evens series with blowout of UT Martin
• Golden Eagles win rain-interrupted game in Nashville
• Carolina in my mind: Golden Eagles prep for Low Country Intercollegiate
• Author of “The Facebook Effect” to speak at TTU
• Breaking news!!!
• What you may have missed in Wednesday's H-C...
• TTU fraternity plans Easter egg hunt for Cookeville children
• TTU’s Cumberland Quintet presents its final concert of the season
• Craft Center senior hosts ceramic exhibition
• TTU FFA team is state’s Outstanding Chapter
• Golden Eagles begin OVC play on the road at UT Martin
• First time: Golden Eagles play at home, face OVC action this weekend
• Golden Eagles back to work this weekend at Black & Gold meet
• Thursday game against Belmont rained out
• Jeffery McCaleb will be signing his first collection of poems "Water Falls Down"...
• What you may have missed in Tuesday's H-C...
• Proficient pitching aids Gamecocks past Golden Eagles
• Cookeville Regional’s Relay for Life committee announces that this year’s 5K Run...
• What you may have missed in Monday's H-C...
• TTU’s fifth Learning Village will have arts, media focus
• TTU student group brings Nashville band to campus
• OVC champion Golden Eagle football team begins spring practices
• Lucio and Stephens garner OVC weekly honors
• Softball to face six-game stretch in five days
• Tech rallies, moves up two spots in final round at Pinehurst
• Golden Eagles drop pitcher’s duel at Middle Tennessee
• In today's H-C...
• Please join Club 50 Plus on March 28th from 12:00pm until 1:00pm in the CRMC Edu...
• What you may have missed in Sunday's H-C...
• Story Time for this week will be stories about Spring! Join Mrs. Donovan for a...
• Award-winning Spanish brass quintet to perform at TTU
• Golden Eagles kick off road trip at Middle Tennessee
• Stephens named a Collegiate Baseball Newspaper Player of the Week
• Skyhawks Steal Two Sunday in Cookeville
• Golden Eagles score 14 runs to claim series victory over Central Michigan
• After long break, Golden Eagles resume play at historic Pinehurst
• Weather suspends half of Golden Eagles' doubleheader vs. UT-Martin
• After less than two weeks of registration, Scramble field already half-filled
• Three home runs launch Tech past Central Michigan, 7-4
• Golden Eagle tennis team claims 4-3 victory at UNC Asheville
• What you may have missed in Thursday's H-C...
• Tennessee Library Day is April 9, 2012. Celebrate with people who love libraries...
• Public welcome to tour the universe with physics teachers at TTU
• Golden Eagles and Chippewas open series with extras
• Looking for weekend plans? Check out Omnicon! As an annual Sci-Fi/Fantasy conven...
• TTU arts roundup: Genre mixing trombonist, quintet to jazz up Tech
• Tuition Runs Out Day touts importance of private donations to TTU
• Tech baseball hosts three-game series against Central Michigan
• Golden Eagles look to stay unbeaten in OVC play as Skyhawks visit for three
• What you may have missed in Tuesday's H-C...
• TTU students can jump-start careers during Professional Development Week
• Tennessee Tech Tuba Ensemble sets performance schedule
• Local Donors Support Regional Science & Engineering Fair for Students
• TTU music department hosts internationally acclaimed Oscar Utterstrom Quintet
• Murphy, Dillard earn NABC All-District honors
• What you may have missed in Monday's H-C...
• BSO showcases masters of melody at March 18 concert
• Offense doesn't click, Golden Eagles fall at Georgia State
• How about a little blarney? Mrs. Donovan will tell Irish tales for St. Patrick’...
• What you may have missed in Sunday's H-C...
• Golden Eagles to take on Volunteers in Knoxville
• Softball, football teams honored by State House and Senate in Capital presentations
• Golden Eagle bats come alive in series finale with Evansville
• Holly Thomas pitches Tech to marathon victory at APSU
• Bullpen battles favors Evansville
• Golden Eagles start off OVC on right foot
• Check out this amazing opportunity to see Maya Angelou at TTU! Students have fi...
• Be at the library at ten o'clock tomorrow morning! Gary Reavis will be signing "...
• What you may have missed in Thursday's H-C...
• TTU Appalachian Center for Craft hosts annual Celebration
• Golden Eagles to take on Georgia State in CIT
• Golden Eagles and Purple Aces open series with a pitcher's dual
• What you may have missed in Wednesday's H-C...
• TTU Craft Center hosts artists-in-residence exhibit
• TTU arts roundup: Trujillos exhibit at Derryberry Gallery
• TTU volunteers help clear tornado damage in Cookeville
• Maya Angelou part of upcoming TTU Women’s History Month events
• Weaving artists to display works, give presentations at TTU
• Thursday doubleheader with Belmont rained out
• TTU hosts weekend series against Evansville
• What you may have missed in Tuesday's H-C...
• The Giving Big program through Cookeville Regional Medical Center is organizing...
• Bring your little ones to story time to listen to stories about the wind. Storie...
• What you may have missed in Monday's H-C...
• Lecturer to discuss African Americans in Stalin’s Russia
• Registration, tee time selection for Bobby Nichols Scramble underway
• Tech men finish 17th at Samford Intercollegiate
• Mastadons pick up a pair of wins in Tech's home opener
• Tennessee Tech takes Kentucky to the limit
• March is NATIONAL NUTRITION MONTH!! Nutrition Tip for this week is.. All About...
• Gary E. Reavis Sr. will be signing books at the Putnam County Library this Satur...
• Looking for a way to help the victims of last week's severe weather? Overton Co...
• TTU engineering students join effort to find missing pilot in Venezuela
• Hayes and Harris named to OVC All-Tournament Team
• Golden Eagles open home play with pair of doubleheaders
• Golden Eagles travel to undefeated Kentucky Tuesday
• Tech men open spring campaign at Samford Intercollegiate
• Murphy named to OVC All-Tournament Team
• In today's H-C...
• Stephens powers Tech to series win over Dayton
• Golden Eagles battle UT Martin in OVC Finals
• Golden Eagles topped by UTM in OVC championship game
• Golden Eagles split doubleheader with Dayton
• What you may have missed in Thursday's H-C...
• Golden Eagle squads get semifinal rematches as men face No. 9 Murray State, women take on Eastern Ill.
• Friday’s TTU baseball game rescheduled for Saturday
• Georgia State narrowly escapes Tennessee Tech
• Golden Eagles shock Eastern Illinois in OVC semifinal overtime win
• Learn the History of Astronomy in TTU Oakley STEM Center's Virtual Theater
• TTU students, Cookeville residents come together to clear sinkhole
• TTU arts roundup
• Golden Eagles look to build off fall momentum in spring season
• Nearly flawless first half keys Tech to OVC Tourney victory
• Golden Eagles set up semifinal showdown with last-minute win
• Golden Eagles host three-game series against Dayton Flyers
• Join the Putnam County Library Friends for “Coffee with an Author” this Saturday...
• The Pink Ribbon of Hope Gala announces tickets are on sale! The Pink Gala will...
• What you may have missed in Tuesday's H-C...
• The Oracle at TTU wins best college newspaper at regional conference
• Golden Eagles await Eastern Kentucky Thursday
• Athletics offers a fun, interactive way to follow Tech at the OVC Tournament
• Hayes joins long list of elite Golden Eagles
• Standout senior season cements Murphy's Tech legacy
• Golden Eagles look to make noise at Buzz Classic
• What you may have missed in Monday's H-C...
• Golden Eagles Hayes, Harris net all-OVC honors
• Murphy, Dillard named to All-OVC First Team
• Golden Eagles prep for quarterfinals, OVC title pursuit
• Four Tennessee Tech home runs prove too much for Lipscomb
• Children's Library Assistant, Sarah Crawford, is pleased to announce that Riley...
• What you may have missed in Sunday's H-C...
• Golden Eagles host Lipscomb Tuesday
• Harris earns third OVC Newcomer of the Week award
• Tech fans invited to "Music City Mingle" during OVC Basketball Tournament
• Tech completes three-game series with Illinois State Sunday
• Golden Eagles tripped by East Tennessee, 6-1
• Tech tops Cardinals with two-out walkoff
• Breaking news!!!
• What you may have missed in Thursday's H-C...
• TTU rewards exemplary general education professors
• Less than 800 tickets remain; Fans invited to Friday men's practice
• Busy Weekend: Tim Benford participating in NFL Combine
• Golden Eagles square off with Illinois State in home opener
• What you may have missed in Wednesday's H-C...
• TTU arts roundup: Craft Center hosts juried student exhibition
• OVC Indoor Championships get underway Friday
• Golden Eagles await Illinois State for home opener Friday
• Golden Eagles wrap up regular season at home with Senior Night
• What you may have missed in Tuesday's H-C...
• Storytime is great for developing listening skills, socialization, and imaginati...
• How will March come in? Mrs. Donovan will tell stories of Lions and Lambs includ...
• What you may have missed in Sunday's H-C...
• Tech baseball squares off with in-state rival East Tennessee Wednesday
• Dillard named OVC Player of the Week
• Golden Eagles finish runner-up, VanEtten places 10th
• In today's H-C...
• Offensive fireworks lead Tech to 9-7 win over Connecticut
• Tech one stroke out of lead after first day of Ann Rhoads Invitational
• Golden Eagles take on Texas Tech in the final game of the Red Raider Classic
• Golden Eagles rally from 15-point deficit for BracketBusters win
• Golden Eagles edge Winthrop in nine innings; UConn game suspended
• Golden Eagles head to Louisville to face No. 35 ranked Cardinals
• What you may have missed in Thursday's H-C...
• Getting to know Golden Eagle golfer Greg Kitts
• Golden Eagles open season Sunday at Ann Rhoads Invitational
• Murphy named finalist for prestigious Lou Henson Award
• Archer and Morton keep Missouri State in check in season opener
• Golden Eagles top Buffalo, fall to Georgia on Bulldog Classic opening day
• Golden Eagles looking for BracketBusters road win at Coastal Carolina
• In today's H-C...
• Dallas Smith will be selling and signing copies of his book, "Going Down Slow: T...
• What you may have missed in Wednesday's H-C...
• E-week at TTU offers glimpse of practical side of engineering
• TTU student jazz groups to present concert Feb. 23
• TTU arts roundup: Visiting furniture artist offers demonstrations, discussion at TTU
• Golden Eagles host Eastern Kentucky Saturday
• Golden Eagles kick off 2012 season at Red Raider Classic
• OVC moves to East/West Divisional play in basketball for 2012-13
• Dan Bailey joins strength and conditioning staff
• Tennessee Tech junior wins competitive performance seat with Maryville Orchestra
• Visiting furniture artist offers demonstrations, discussion at TTU
• Toni Nelson named TTU Ambassador of the Month for February
• TSBDC at TTU offers Microsoft Excel workshops
• TSBDC at TTU offers Microsoft Word workshop
• Former Tech softball star Dallmann selected as Teacher of the Year
• Golden Eagles look to improve record at Georgia Softball Classic
• Big games from several leads Golden Eagles to OVC win over EKU
• In today's H-C...
• Join us for Story Time this Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 10:00 a.m. Mrs....
• What you may have missed in Monday's H-C...
• Harris nets second OVC Newcomer of the Week award
• Former Tech track standout keeps strong ties, delivers chocolate, too
• Golden Eagles look to sweep season series with Eastern Kentucky
• Kaplan joins Sports Medicine staff as Assistant Athletic Trainer
• What you may have missed in Sunday's H-C...
• TTU students re-engineer items to make everyday tasks easier
• Golden Eagles edged by one in final minute by league-leading Panthers
• Thomas pitches Golden Eagles to season's first win
• Golden Eagles open up homestand against OVC-leading Eastern Illinois
• Returnees and newcomers to play a big role in Tech’s success in 2012
• Athletics announces ticket plan for TTU students for Feb. 25 games
• Just put out this year's Valentine Bookmarks, available at both circulation desk...
• CANCELED: ACT testing for Feb. 11
• Softball team opens season this weekend at Florida State tourney
• Tech’s scoring runs are too much for Tennessee State to overcome
• Ain't no sunshine: Softball team handed two losses by Florida State
• What you may have missed in Thursday's H-C...
• Clean Commission Presents Environmental Documentaries, Partners with Oakley STEM Center
• Register now for weaving workshop
• In-state rivalry resumes between TTU, TSU Saturday
• Final road game of regular season awaits Golden Eagles
• Club 50 Plus will meet on Feb. 21st at 11:00am at the First United Methodist Chu...
• What you may have missed in Wednesday's H-C...
• TTU arts roundup: Joan Derryberry Art Gallery features sculptures from Atlanta artist Mike Wsol
• TTU to host regional horn workshop
• Gospel Extravaganza, films among TTU’s free Black History Month events
• Leadership a key to Golden Eagles' return to prominence in '12
• Murphy nets ESPN's Capital One Impact Performance of the Week honor
• Tech’s Tennis dual against Gardner-Webb postponed
• Athletics staff Inside Corner: Amanda Thatcher
• Cold-shooting costs Golden Eagles in OVC loss to Panthers
• Few reserved seat tickets remain for Tech doubleheader vs. Murray State, Feb. 25
• Golden Eagle tennis hosts Gardner-Webb Saturday at 11 a.m.
• What you may have missed in Tuesday's H-C...
• Winners of three straight, Golden Eagles host Eastern Illinois Thursday
• Shepherd, Hess recognized by Baseball America
• Tennessee Loves Libraries! Stop by the Putnam County Library between February 7...
• Mrs. Donovan will tell more stories from China at Story Time this week to celebr...
• What you may have missed in Monday's H-C...
• Long-time TTU faculty member among 2012 Outstanding Alumni
• Outstanding Faculty Award nominations due Feb. 17
• Tech baseball picked to finish third in OVC Preseason Poll
• Golden Eagles announce 2012 schedule, look for strong start
• A WOMAN'S HEART 2012 is this THURSDAY! Get Your Tickets This WEEK! Join us for a...
• What you may have missed in Sunday's H-C...
• BSO performs ‘Turkish’ program on Feb. 19 with guest violinist Noe Inui
• Dillard named player of the week by College Sports Madness
• Vote NOW for Murphy as ESPN Impact Player of the Week
• Murphy earns second OVC Player of the Week honor
• Golden Eagles look to claim fourth OVC road win of the season at Austin Peay
• In need of your Saturday animation fix? Check out the Oscar nominated short, "Th...
• Golden Eagles top Gamecocks, earn another OVC road win
• Bradley notches two top-10 finishes, leads Tech at SIU Invitational
• Dillard double-double lifts Tech to third straight victory
• It's such a perfect day for reading a pre-loved book! Twice Told Tales Book Sto...
• What you may have missed in Thursday's H-C...
• Track and field set for SIU Invitational this weekend
• Golden Eagle Tennis picked to finish third in Preseason OVC Poll
• Elon Phoenix sweeps Golden Eagle tennis team, 7-0
• Golden Eagles look for third-straight victory at Jacksonville State
• Golden Eagles look to bounce back against Jacksonville State
• What you may have missed in Wednesday's H-C.
• TTU Craft Center hosts jewelry show
• TTU arts roundup: TTU Backdoor Playhouse presents Winter 2012 production of Oedipus Rex
• Molly Heady named to Academic All-District Team
• Golden Eagles tennis takes on Elon Friday
• Golden Eagles sign six, solidify goalkeeper spot
• Tech men, women picked fifth in OVC preseason golf poll
• TTU Brass Arts Quintet holds concert Feb. 9
• Tennessee Tech trombone students to perform Feb. 10
• ATC Automation awards scholarship to Combs
• TTU clarinet professor hosts two February recitals
• Tech signing class of 23 features 17 Tennessee preps; Linemen a major focus
• Golden Eagles tackle Austin Peay in Thursday night showdown
• Golden Eagles edged in overtime by SIUE Cougars
• Have you had enough of winter? Celebrate Groundhog Day with stories told by Mrs....
• TTU students to screen film about mining industry
• TTU graduate student from Chile awarded for her environmental research
• Presidential Search Advisory Committee named, open forum scheduled
• Golden Eagles bring four-game winning streak back home as they host SIUE
• What you may have missed in Sunday's H-C...
• Oakley STEM Center Offers FAB Fridays & Safari Saturdays
• TSBDC at TTU to sponsor seminar about internet marketing
• Tacarra Hayes honored by College Sports Madness
• Golden Eagles draw Coastal Carolina in Sears BracketBusters
• Golden Eagles look to keep thing rolling as they travel to Morehead State
• Golden Eagles look to avenge December loss to SIU Edwardsville on Monday
• Murphy moves into 3rd on career scoring list in loss
• Balanced offensive attack gives Golden Eagles first OVC road win
• Stop by the library tomorrow to meet local author Sarah W. Holloway. She will be...
• Golden Eagles look to continue winning ways in ESPNU contest
• Golden Eagles look to keep their success going as they travel to Eastern Kentucky
• What you may have missed in Wednesday's H-C...
• TTU arts roundup: TTU celebrates Black History Month with Ailey II dance performance
• Golden Eagle tennis to take on Memphis, UNC Greensboro this weekend
• Spirited, vocal student groups backing Golden Eagles, winning prizes
• R.E.A.D.S. and eReaders Thursday, January 26, 2012 10:00-11:00 This class will i...
• What you may have missed in Tuesday's H-C...
• The Putnam County Library staff and Board of Trustees cordially invite you to a...
• TTU bringing world-renowned dance troupe Ailey II to Cookeville
• TTU softball schedule begins with four tournaments, features 30 familiar opponents
• Honor Roll students to be guests at Monday night men's basketball game
• Golden Eagles look to make move in standings with win at Eastern Kentucky
• Local author Sarah Holloway will be signing her latest book at the Putnam County...
• Get 'em here: Discount tickets on sale through Tuesday for OVC Tournament
• Please join Club 50 Plus on Wednesday Jan. 25th at 12:00pm in the Education Cent...
• Celebrate the Year of the Dragon at Story Time with stories about dragons and th...
• TTU celebrates Harlem Renaissance with music, theater
• Tech shooting tops Gamecocks' rebounding as Golden Eagles win by six
• In today's H-C...
• Snowy conditions expected at Eblen Center Monday night against Jacksonville State
• Tennis team drops dual match with Chattanooga, 6-1
• What you may have missed in Friday's H-C...
• Golden Eagles need overtime, but finally subdue Redhawks, 60-57
• Check out our display of new Young Adult books! You might find a potential winni...
• What you may have missed in Thursday's H-C...
• TTU Center Stage hosts area bluegrass and folk bands
• Brooke Brown named TTU Ambassador of the Month for January
• Knoxville, TTU brass groups to perform Feb. 1
• Golden Eagle women open Saturday’s doubleheader against Southeast Missouri
• Golden Eagles look to salvage homestand split against red-hot SEMO
• Golden Eagles open spring season against #71 Radford and UT Chattanooga
• Golden Eagle Tim Benford ready for spotlight in East-West Shrine game
• Tickets are on sale for A WOMAN'S HEART 2012! Join us for an evening of food, fu...
• Happy Birthday to Edgar Allan Poe!
• There is a free computer class on Microsoft Word today at 2:00! This class is li...
• What you may have missed in Wednesday's H-C...
• TTU arts roundup: The Vespers to play at Backdoor Playhouse
• TTU music faculty to bring the Roaring 20s to life
• SAAC "Hoops for Heroes" to collect donations at Saturday doubleheader
• The R.E.A.D.S class is back! R.E.A.D.S. and eReaders Thursday, January 26, 2011...
• TSBDC at TTU to host seminar about starting a business
• TTU music department to present an evening of Schubert
• TTU students bring anti-bullying conference to Cookeville
• Clay workshops start Monday at TTU’s Appalachian Center for Craft
• Football Awards Dinner moved to Sunday, February 12
• Whiteout conditions expected in Eblen Center as Jacksonville State visits
• Coffee with an Author is a great way to start your weekend!
• Story Time will be at 10 a.m., Tuesday, January 17-Thursday, January 19. Mrs Don...
• What you may have missed in Monday's H-C...
• Football Awards Dinner moves one week to Sunday, January 29
• Golden Eagles open 2012 tennis schedule this weekend
• The Putnam County Library System will be closed on Monday in observation of Mart...
• TTU wraps up non-conference schedule at Western Kentucky
• What you may have missed in Friday's H-C...
• Huge effort by Golden Eagles not quite enough to halt No. 14 Racers
• Did you know that the Putnam County Library is also on Flickr?
• The library will close at 4:00 p.m. today.
• The Putnam County Library will open at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, January 13. The Pu...
• Meet Your Friendly PCL Children's Library Assistants: Sarah and Rosemary! What...
• Computer classes start back today at 2:00! Internet and Online Email - Class for...
• What you may have missed in Wednesday's H-C...
• U.S. News names TTU’s online MBA, graduate education programs among the best
• Tennessee Tech: There’s an app for that
• Rhea County’s Brewer receives TTU’s W. A. Howard award
• Anderson County’s Broderick recognized at TTU commencement
• Cumberland County’s Christopher, Whisnant recognized at TTU fall commencement
• Jackson County’s Dyer receives TTU’s W. A. Howard award
• Hamilton County’s Till, Lindberg honored at TTU commencement
• White County’s Simons, Anthony recognized at TTU fall commencement
• Public invited as Golden Eagles holds annual awards dinner Jan. 22
• Tennessee Tech begins road trip Saturday at Murray State
• Check ahead: Tickets sold out for Murray State doubleheader
• Golden Eagles set to clash with No. 14 Murray State on ESPNU
• What you may have missed in Tuesday's H-C...
• TTU hosts Martin Luther King Jr. memorial event
• Eblen Center under "blizzard" advisory for two upcoming games
• Interactive exhibit at Craft Center starts this month
• Nature-inspired art on display at TTU’s Craft Center
• TTU trumpet professor to present festival recital
• TTU reinvigorates RN to BSN program
• Fall semester finds 192 on TTU Athletic Director’s Honor Roll; 45 perfect
• Harris and Hayes net OVC honors
• This week at Story Time Mrs. Donovan will tell stories about animals in winter....
• Golden Eagles wrap up homestand Monday against Tennessee State
• Golden Eagles 16th in final College Sports Madness poll
• Tech student-athletes combine for sixth consecutive semester GPA above 3.0
• Tech's Tim Benford to play in East-West Shrine Game Jan. 21
• Golden Eagles net 18-point OVC home win over Morehead State
• In today's H-C...
• Books for Sale! Twice Told Tales Book Store, the monthly used book sale operate...
• What you may have missed in Thursday's H-C...
• Music lovers invited to seventh annual clarinet choir day at TTU
• Golden Eagles open OVC home schedule Saturday against Morehead State
• Rematch of OVC title game in store as Morehead State visits
• In today's H-C...
• All Golden Eagle conference games to be streamed on OVCSports.tv
• Lights Out: Golden Eagle firepower tops Tennessee State in shootout
• In today's H-C...
• We look forward to seeing everyone at 10:00 tomorrow morning for the R.E.A.D.S....
• What you may have missed in Tuesday's H-C...
• TTU honored as military friendly by Military Advanced Education
• Fans encouraged to recycle when they attend events in Eblen Center
• Birdwell named Director of Corporate Sales, Marketing and Promotions
• Road swing ends, Golden Eagles return home to face Tennessee State
• Let It Snow! Story Time with Mrs. Donovan is back, and she has wintry tales to t...
• Corey Watson named to FCS ADA Academic All-Star team
• The Putnam County Library will open at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, January 3. The Pu...
• WCTE TV to air 10 Golden Eagle basketball games starting Thursday
• Lunch plans? Sidelines Lunch resumes Tuesday with TTU basketball coaches
• Community service projects high priority for Tech student-athletes in 2011
• Golden Eagles continue OVC play at SIU Edwardsville
• Tech attempts to even OVC record at UT Martin Saturday
• "Take A Kid To The Game" is Thursday in Tech's Eblen Center
• Late run leads Skyhawk women to OVC-opening win over Tech
• Teamwork leads Golden Eagles to 23-point league win over Skyhawks
• Golden Eagles begin OVC play Saturday at UT Martin
• In today's H-C...
• wants to know if you have made your 2012 New Year's Resolution? What is it?
• What you may have missed in Wednesday's H-C...
• Golden Eagles begin title hunt with OVC opener at SIU Edwardsville
• In case you missed this in the H-C...
• Golden Eagles return home Wednesday as they host the Marshall Thundering Herd
• Athletics photo store now bulging with additional photographs
• What you may have missed in today's H-C...
• Wishes Everyone a Very Merry Christmas!!
• What you may have missed in Thursday's H-C...
• Momentum at stake going into conference play as Golden Eagles take on Bethune-Cookman
• Golden Eagles leave Las Vegas with 67-59 win, upper bracket championship
• Happy holidays! The Putnam County Library System will be closed Friday, December...
• What you may have missed in Tuesday's H-C...
• Lady Techsters top Golden Eagles in battle of legendary programs
• Golden Eagles set sights on strong non-conference finish at Las Vegas Classic
• Athletics Inside Corner: Kim Nash
• congratulates all the 2011 Wellness Winners! Great Job! Are you ready for 2012?
• R.E.A.D.S. and eReaders Thursday, January 5, 2012 10:00-11:00 This class will in...
• TTU to close Dec. 26 through Jan. 2
• Tennessee Tech wraps up road trip Wednesday at Louisiana Tech
• announces 6 North as the 1st place Inpatient Health Stream winners for this quar...
• CRMC's 2011 Christmas Parade Float! It is beginning to look a lot like Christmas!
• Storytime will take a Holiday Break from December 15, 2011 until January 2, 2012...
• What you may have missed in Sunday's H-C...
• TTU featured researcher gives the world awesome, clean drinking water
• Newest Tennessee Tech grads told to “never give up”
• TTU commencement a family affair for four teaching sisters
• A Day in the life: Golden Eagle basketball senior Bassey Inameti
• Murphy nets pair of OVC Player of the Week honors
• Benford, Schweitzer receive All-America nod from The Sports Network
• Golden Eagles head to Louisiana to take on UL Monroe Warhawks
• December graduation includes several Golden Eagle champions
• Come-from-behind effort ousts Evansville, Tech wins third straight
• Golden Eagles look for third straight victory at Evansville
• Guard Scott Schweitzer earns AP All-America honor
• Hoop Troop members can bring a friend FREE to game vs. Marshall
• What you may have missed in Wednesday's H-C...
• Cookeville City Council honors Golden Eagles, Brown
• In today's H-C...
• The Monterey Branch Library will be hosting holiday music by the Monterey Method...
• Be sure to bring your little ones to story time today at ten o'clock! Storytime...
• Go Fly a Kite at the Oakley STEM Center
• Craft Center hosts doll-making demonstration
• Students turn TTU campus into a scale model of the solar system
• Getting to Know: Golden Eagle pitcher Cullen Park
• Murphy named Mid-Major Player of the Week by CollegeHoops.net
• Ticket office holiday hours announced; Tickets make great gifts (hint, hint)
• Willemsen's "Video Diary Series" gives fans inside look at gameday
• Hayes named the OVC Player of the Week
• Story Time will be Tuesday and Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. Mrs. Donovan will read "M...
• The Putnam County Library will close at 4:00 p.m. today for the Cookeville Chris...
• Fall commencement set for Saturday
• Golden Eagles take to the streets in Cookeville's Christmas Parade
• TTU’s second half surge not enough to get by Samford
• Meet Your Friendly Adult Services Library Assistants: Chris and Nelda! What boo...
• NSCAA recognizes Golden Eagles' academic achievement
• Golden Eagles head to Samford Saturday
• Golden Eagles host Lipscomb Saturday, look for second straight win
• Don't forget that tonight we have two awesome Kevin Kidd holiday shows! We'll se...
• What you may have missed in Wednesday's H-C...
• This week, IT Director Brian Page's computer class will be Introduction to Compu...
• TTU arts roundup: Craft Center hosts doll-making demonstration
• Civil engineering professor Faisal Hossain wins 2011 Caplenor Award
• Jennifer Dangelo named TTU Ambassador of the Month for December
• Softball program adds standouts from Tennessee, Virginia and California
• Catherine Cella Neapolitan Art Exhibit at the Putnam County Library December 201...
• Find your way to the library for some hands-on holiday fun! Saturday, December 1...
• Find your way to the library for some hands-on holiday fun! Saturday, December 1...
• In case you missed Tuesday's H-C...
• Scott Schweitzer named to FCS All-America team by College Sports Madness
• Athletics website reaches all-time highs in November for hits, visitors
• Hayes leads Golden Eagles to 69-59 win over WKU Lady 'Toppers
• Golden Eagles open homestand with longtime rival East Tennessee State
• Stallings Sets Sights on Shootout
• is pleased to announce that our hospital is going "basinless." But what does thi...
• In case you missed it in Monday's H-C...
• We have recently added several new books to the Library's Fiction Collection! N...
• The Children's Library is open today! We apologize for any inconvenience this ma...
• Golden Eagle football program receives more post-season honors
• Golden Eagles host old rival Western Kentucky Wednesday
• The Children's Library is closed today due to maintenance issues. We hope to res...
• Christmas parade postponed - again COOKEVILLE — Massive rainfall has awful timin...
• Sing in the Holidays with Kevin Kidd! Enjoy the wholesome fun of Kevin Kidd the...
• Storytime will be Tuesday through Thursday at ten o'clock. Stories will be about...
• Change puts TTU students into nursing program sooner
• FIRST LEGO League tournament inspires children with robots
• Murals at TTU a learning experience for art and agriculture students
• TTU Engineers Without Borders hosts bake sale to support service
• More students coming to TTU to prepare for physical therapy, occupational therapy and wellness caree
• Davidson County girls explore science at TTU
• Red-hit second half lifts Lipscomb to 66-61 win over Golden Eagles
• Tech begins two-game homestand Monday against Lipscomb Lady Bisons
• Twice Told Tales Book Store, the PCL Friends' monthly book sale, will run from 4...
• Murphy, Dillard net November honors from national web site
• Twice Told Tales Book Store, the PCL Friends' monthly book sale, will be on Frid...
• Food for Fines - December 1-17 Library patrons may reduce their overdue fines u...
• TTU takes local pork from the farm to the dining table
• TTU play recounts U.S. history with true stories of common people
• TTU arts roundup: Craft Center student hosts senior glass exhibition
• Polk Brown inks five newcomers to join Golden Eagle golf teams
• Atlantic 10 foe Duquesne awaits Golden Eagles Saturday
• Tech women’s basketball game against Louisiana Tech moved up to 2 p.m.
• Updated story on Airhart resignation, including details on her new position with...
• TTU nursing students promote community health
• 2011 Golden Eagle football team established dozens of school records
• OVC Commissioner DeBauche speaker in Leaders for Life program at Tech
• Come hear stories about Santa this week at Storytime! Mrs. Donovan will tell "P...
• TTU senior exhibits glasswork at Appalachian Center for Craft
• TTU plans environmental and sustainability studies degree
• Shots won't fall as Golden Eagles downed by Alabama A&M
• Illustrations by Putnam County Library's very own Matt Knieling are currently on...
• Announces that a portion of ED Parking Lot is Closing Temporarily. As a part of...
• The Putnam County Library will close at 4:00 p.m. today.
• The 45th Annual Cookeville Christmas Parade has been postponed until next Monday.
• Art students become professionals at Visual Arts Society sale
• TTU chapter of Tau Beta Pi receives national awards
• Cookeville native Cody Dodd signs with Tennessee Tech
• Golden Eagles travel to Alabama A&M
• Sunday matinee awaits Golden Eagles, Wilberforce
• Golden Eagle cross country teams earn OVC Sportsmanship awards
• Wilberforce takes Tech to the limit; Golden Eagles win 84-83
• Central Arkansas advances in FCS Playoffs, historic season comes to end for Tech
• Golden Eagles welcome in Western Carolina Saturday
• Golden Eagles host Lamar, head coach Pat Knight on Friday
• Spending time with family is fun, but sometimes it's nice to escape with a good...
• wishes you a Happy Thanksgiving!
• The Putnam County Library System wishes you a happy Thanksgiving! All libraries...
• Be sure to pick up today's Herald-Citizen which is full of shopping circulars fo...
• TTU arts roundup: Candlelight Christmas Concert features TTU Choirs
• TTU holiday tradition returns with Candlelight Christmas Concert
• Engineering a Future 2012 registration now open
• Golden Eagles head to Middle Tennessee
• Golden Eagles come in at 25th in the Mid-Major Poll
• Golden Eagles want first playoff experience to last beyond Saturday
• New additions to our growing collection of e-books on READS include: "A Christm...
• Benford, Brown receive top OVC honors, nine named to all-OVC teams
• Ticket office to be open Friday; Parking and tailgate information announced
• Golden Eagles turn halftime deficit upside down, win in overtime at High Point
• Tech looks to avenge 2010 home loss on road at High Point
• Celebrate Thanskgiving with traditional tales of cooperation. Stories will be "S...
• Violinist comes from Kabul to Cookeville to perform
• Memorial service today for Hassan M. Alnasser
• TTU art student shares Cold War memories in teapot exhibition
• “Christmas Time is Here” for TTU’s Brass Arts Quintet, Park View Elementary chorus
• Dontey Gay receives Performance Awards honorable mention
• Watson Brown named a finalist for prestigious Eddie Robinson Award
• Golden Eagles reach million fans in Eblen Center, outlast Tennessee Wesleyan
• JUST ANNOUNCED: Tennessee Tech will host Central Arkansas in the first round of...
• Tech to host Central Arkansas Saturday at 2 p.m. in FCS Playoffs
• Tennessee Tech women’s basketball hosts Tennessee Wesleyan
• Golden Eagles Gay, Tooley receive weekly honors from OVC
• Tech's Lamb chosen as Player of the Week by national website
• Playoff Time: Ticket information for Golden Eagle game Saturday
• Fans invited to join team for Sunday morning Playoff Selection Show viewing
• Appalachian State trims Golden Eagles in Eblen Center
• Golden Eagles and Govs meet Saturday in Tucker Stadium
• Five TTU students to compete in regional music competition
• TTU composer’s work premieres in New York City
• Golden Eagles host Appalachian State in BracketBuster return game
• Long Island holds off Tech in Eblen Center WNIT tilt
• In case you missed it in Wednesday's H-C...
• TTU nutrition expert: Plan ahead to enjoy holiday foods
• Rachel Starnes named TTU Ambassador of the Month for November
• TTU faculty help provide heart scans to high school athletes
• TTU arts roundup: Visit, shop at TTU Craft Center’s Holiday Festival
• Ultimately, this bill brings into the realm of possibility the criminal prosecut...
• Ellen Conti named to OVC all-Newcomer Team
• Golden Eagles remain steady at 16th in Mid-Major Poll
• Playoff and title hopes rest on Saturday's game vs. Austin Peay
• Seven-footer Eric Weisenbach signs with Tennessee Tech
• In today's H-C...
• Eric Carle talks about what inspired him when writing and illustrating his lates...
• TTU an increasingly popular choice for in-state freshmen
• Fresh off close call at Miami, Golden Eagles open home slate against Reinhardt
• Honor Roll students to be TTU guests at final home game vs. Austin Peay
• Golden Eagles top Reinhardt to give Payne first TTU career win
• In today's H-C...
• "Libraries are essential to an educated and enlightened community because, next...
• The Pilgrims thanked God for the Native Americans who taught them to hunt, fish,...
• What you may have missed in Sunday's H-C...
• TTU students plan zumba Dance for Diabetes to raise awareness
• Golden Eagles conclude Preseason WNIT with home game against Long Island
• Golden Eagles pull rank in both FCS polls after EKU victory
• Golden Eagles stopped in preseason WNIT by No. 22 UCLA, 74-52
• Come to the library today and make some art! Artists Breanna Kincaid and Noreen...
• Golden Eagles win 28-21 at Eastern Kentucky, pull within one win of title
• Golden Eagles take the loss from Morehead State
• TTU students honor veterans with service projects
• TTU nursing students plan vigil in honor of their professor
• Women's basketball team to welcome Millionth Fan in Eblen Center
• Mariah Dean and Tia Nicholson sign with Tennessee Tech
• My Next Move for Veterans is an easy-to-use online tool created by the Departmen...
• In today's H-C...
• Join us tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in the upper meeting room for "Does This...
• Research Resource! With the AccessMyLibrary iPhone application, your library co...
• TTU arts roundup: TTU to host high school All-Star Instrumental Symposium
• TTU hosts recent ETSU graduate to speak about Haiti
• Golden Eagles face Colonels with OVC crown hopes on the line
• Anthony Morse gives Tech second early-period signee
• Normand, Watson earn CoSIDA Academic All-District honors
• 2011 YMCA Family Turkey Trot 5K and 1 Mile Kid’s Fun Run
• What is dia de los muertos?
• TTU students test Chevy Volt
• TTU Service Center, athletics team up for charity chili cook-off
• Howard Griffin Fund established to aid player's family who lost home to fire
• Start times for 2011-12 Golden Eagle basketball games announced
• Homecoming Memories: Tech downs Eastern Illinois in ‘04 overtime thriller
• Happy Halloween from the H-C!!!
• Join us for unBEARably good fun! Novembearfest is Tuesday, November 1 - Thursda...
• The Putnam County Library System will close at 4:00 p.m today. The Boo Bash on B...
• Roughly 1 in 10 Americans have religious objections to Halloween: Two in three A...
• TTU names outstanding clerical and support staff for 2011-12
• Get free food for tweeting us your gameday pictures
• Golden Eagles continue climb in national Top 25 polls
• Watson Brown morning guest Tuesday on Nashville-area radio sports talk show
• New APC to host Open House Saturday morning during Homecoming
• Kitts leads Tech in first round at Hummingbird Intercollegiate
• VanEtten leads Tech at UAB Fall Beach Blast
• Golden Eagles fall on road at Southeast Missouri
• Golden Eagles try to end fall season with a bang at Western Carolina tourney
• Campbell, Watson reap OVC Player of the Week honors
• Greene, Cline lead Golden Eagles at OVC Championships
• Golden Eagles can’t get things going against Tennessee State
• Golden Eagles fight their way back to claim 21-14 win at Jacksonville State
• UAB Fall Beach Blast promises beautiful conditions for Golden Eagles
• Center Stage brings world-renowned jazz musician to campus
• Parade, reunions and Tuba Ensemble highlight TTU Homecoming Nov. 4-5
• Chad Evitts' career capped wth induction into TTU Sports Hall of Fame
• SAAC contributes to annual Cookin on the Square success
• Skyhawks spoil Tech's bid to stay alive in tourney hunt
• TTU students urge each other to prepare for “zombie apocalypse”
• Tech vs. JSU: Ranked teams tangle for Ohio Valley Conference lead
• Tech runners prepare for OVC Championships
• USA Today names Swansey OVC Preseason Player of the Year
• Golden Eagles need to win out to qualify for OVC Tournament
• What you may have missed in Tuesday's H-C...
• "Making fiction for children, making books for children, isn’t something you do...
• "Cooking on the Square" features 10 TTU gumbo teams
• TTU arts roundup: TTU Tuba Ensemble to perform 45th Anniversary Concert
• TTU’s Agriculture and Human Sciences dean receives Vision Award
• TTU Cumberland Quintet to perform on Nov. 7
• The Golden Eagles baseball team begins their annual Purple and Gold Series
• Golden Eagle volleyball begins a four-match road trip this weekend against Austin Peay and Tennessee State
• James "Red" McMillan to join TTU Sports Hall of Fame
• Payne, Messer speak to Cookeville Noonday Rotary Club
• Tech student-athletes earn second-highest GSR among all state public universities
• The PCL is on the Prowl this year! Start your Prowl weekend off by joining us as...
• Monterey Branch Library now is on facebook!
• is pleased to announce that proceeds from the CrossFit for the Cure event will g...
• A class on Microsoft Excel will be offered this Thursday, October 27, at 2 p.m....
• TTU professor to classify athletes for the Powerchair World Cup in France
• TTU’s Steve Robinson honored for excellent teaching
• Tech picked first in OVC; Hayes named Preseason Player of the Year
• Murphy Preseason OVC Player of the Year; Golden Eagles picked second
• Mrs. Donovan will tell gently scary stories for Halloween this week at Story Tim...
• Smith County’s Woods receives Edscholar award from Community Bank of the Cumberlands
• Monroe County’s Johnson receives Edscholar award from Community Bank of the Cumberlands
• Sumner County’s Higgins receives Edscholar award from Community Bank of the Cumberlands
• TTU Tuba Ensemble plans 45th anniversary performance
• All-student University Orchestra performs Thursday
• Golden Eagles ranked 19th/25th in FCS national polls
• Tennis standout Esra Bayburt in 2011 TTU Sports Hall of Fame Class
• Golden Eagle football team to face Oregon Ducks in 2012 season
• Late set rally lifts Tech past Murray State
• Tomorrow concludes our Teen Read Week celebration! Come one, come all to enjoy "...
• Need a sweet treat this weekend? Make Emily Dickinson's coconut cake. Like her p...
• DOE-funded TTU research will lead to energy efficient power plants
• TTU announces Young Artist Piano Competition winners
• Hoop Troop forming: New kids' fan club for Tech Basketball teams
• A trio of Golden Eagles advance in the Ohio Valley Region
• The Putnam County Library Friends Fall Meeting is tonight at 7:00. Everyone is i...
• TSBDC at TTU hosts QuickBooks workshop
• TTU arts roundup: Celebrate international cooperation with One World
• TTU’s Ben Mohr named an Outstanding Engineering Educator
• Watson Brown earns contract extension through 2016 season
• Tennessee Tech women’s basketball hosts “Meet the Golden Eagles”
• invites you to take a look at our new and improved website! It has a fresh new...
• It's not to late to join our Teen Read Week contest! It's easy! Just submit an e...
• Monterey Branch Library will have an Introduction to Microsoft Word class today...
• What you may have missed in Tuesday's H-C...
• The Job Lab is open today from 2:00-4:00 p.m. in the downstairs meeting room. St...
• Derryberry Art Gallery at TTU hosts artist talk, reception
• TSBDC at TTU hosts small business seminar
• Four Golden Eagles to compete at USTA/ITA Ohio Valley Region
• Golden Eagles to host Redhawks, Racers this weekend
• Some of today's headlines... Garbage truck goes up in flames Highlands Industria...
• Celebrate Teen Read Week! Teen Read Week is October 16-22, and the Tennessee Te...
• What you may have missed in Monday's H-C...
• TTU, ORNL collaborate for undergraduate, graduate research opportunities
• TTU Water Center offers OASIS to improve state water resource management
• Office of Research calls for proposals, offers seminars
• Griffin takes 10th place with final-round 72 at APSU Intercollegiate
• Golden Eagles give good showing at UT Martin
• Tennessee Tech volleyball hosts “Dig Pink” event for breast cancer awareness
• Heffner named OVC Defensive Player of the Week
• Today's "I'd Like to Know" article in the H-C
• Become a Friend of the Library! The Putnam County Library Friends will be hostin...
• Have you carved your pumpkin yet? Mrs. Donovan will tell the story of “Feegbah t...
• Getting to know Brandy VanEtten
• Kitts shoots 67, Griffin fires 68 to lead Golden Eagles
• Golden Eagles continue conference play at UT Martin
• Heffner scores overtime goal, lifts Golden Eagles on Senior Day
• Placekicker Zach Sharp selected as OVC Specialist of the Week
• Tech looks to continue string of success at Austin Peay tournament
• Greene, Cline lead Golden Eagles in final regular season meet
• The Golden Eagles battle Eastern Illinois to close match
• Follow the action in the TTU vs. TSU game right here
• Rountree scores first-career goal, but Tech falls to Murray State
• Runners head to final regular-season meet at Evansville
• Watson Brown: We're a team made up of many unsung heroes
• Tickets for OVC-hosted NCAA Tournament games go on sale Saturday
• TTU and TSBDC launch marketing help center
• Jazz and celebration will echo in Tucker Stadium at halftime Saturday
• Golden Eagles open practice, launch OVC title quest
• We have activities for everyone today! Get ready for Halloween with stories abo...
• TTU Octubafest returns for 36th year
• TTU arts roundup: Focus on Fibers at Appalachian Center for Craft
• TTU College Republicans Host Herman Cain
• Focus on Fibers at TTU’s Appalachian Center for Craft
• Golden Eagles hope to make postseason push in crucial homestand
• Stallings Dinner sold out; Guests to bid on exciting items
• Tech returns home for two matches against a pair of OVC foes from the Land of Lincoln
• A pair of Golden Eagles earn preseason marks from College Sports Madness
• VanEtten, Everts shoot 75, lead Tech after one round
• Cassetty in second, Golden Eagles in fifth going into final round at Skyhawk Classic
• Golden Eagle football ranked 19th in both FCS national polls
• Panoramic views await Golden Eagles at Skyhawk Classic
• Excitement builds for action-packed OctoberFestival of Sports
• Golden Eagles compete with Eastern Kentucky
• Thirteen Tech runners set personal-bests at JSU Foothills Invitational
• The library will be closed Monday, October 10, for Columbus Day.
• TTU’s Michael Gunter to present his book at the Southern Festival of Books
• Two National Merit Scholars become TTU Golden Eagles
• Katie Kumar named TTU Ambassador of the Month for October
• TTU answers President Obama’s call to serve
• Golden Eagles hit the road to take on Morehead State, Eastern Kentucky
• Benford added to another national watch list
• Golden Eagles feeling preseason love from national media
• Tennessee Tech falls to OVC-leading Morehead State
• In case you missed this in Wednesday's H-C...
• TTU arts roundup: TTU Celebration of Charles Faulkner Bryan
• TTU earns military recognition
• TTU faculty put Rachael Ray’s 30-minute meal claim to the test
• Three Golden Eagles honored by College Sports Madness
• Tech runners to get preview of future OVC championship course at JSU Foothills Invitational
• Game Day! Wednesday, October 12, 10-2:00. Play a card or board game with your ch...
• In case you missed it in Tuesday's H-C...
• There will be no computer class this week. Classes will resume on Thursday, Octo...
• Two great marching bands to perform during Tennessee Tech’s home football game against Tennessee State
• Tech begins stretch run with trip to Jacksonville State
• Think Pink set for Oct. 14 at Tech Soccer Field
• ESPNU to televise at least two Tennessee Tech men's basketball games
• Tennessee Tech women’s basketball begins practice for 2011-12 season
• Here are some of the headlines in today's Herald-Citizen: "Authorities searchin...
• congratulates the Diabetes Center of Cookeville Regional for receiving Continued...
• reminds you that now is the time to get your flu shot! You can get a flu shot a...
• A Job Search Workshop will take place this Thursday, October 6 from 6-7:00 p.m....
• TTU’s Biernacki receives Distinguished Faculty Fellow Award
• Cassetty places third with final-round 69 at MSU Invitational
• Tennessee Tech battles Jacksonville State in five-set marathon
• Vote for this video featuring CRMC staff who are passionate in the fight against...
• The Monterey Branch Library will be offering computer classes during the month o...
• In case you missed it in Sunday's H-C...
• Celebrate Fall! This week Mrs. Donovan will read "Oxcart Man" by Donald Hall, "N...
• German Klub hosts Oktoberfest Oct. 13
• Golden Eagles wrap up homestand against Jacksonville State
• Golden Eagles ranked in top 25 in both FCS polls
• Cassetty fires career-low 67 to lead Tech
• Golf team returns to action Monday at Murray State Invitational
• Tech pushes defending OVC champions, falls on second-half goal
• Lady Govs outlast Golden Eagles
• Follow the action in the TTU vs. UTM game right here
• Twice Told Tales, a monthly book sale organized by the Putnam County Library Fri...
• This map is drawn from cases documented by ALA and the Kids' Right to Read Proje...
• TTU Office of Disability Services unlocks the doors to learning
• Missed opportunities hurt Golden Eagles in 2-1 loss
• Greene wins individual title, Golden Eagle teams both second in TTU Invitational
• How many of these Banned or Challenged titles have you read?
• A workshop on Interview Skills will be taught tonight at 6 p.m. in the Diane Dun...
• A class on Microsoft Excel will be taught today in the downstairs meeting room a...
• TSBDC at TTU hosts credit seminar
• In-state rivals visit Eblen Center for pair of weekend matches
• Soccer crowds approach all-time levels
• Five selected for induction into TTU Sports Hall of Fame Nov. 4
• THE BEST: Softball team tops Division I in academics...again
• TTU’s International Friends looks for members
• TTU tenor offers faculty recital
• TTU’s Tree House rolls out bike share program
• TTU named one of “America’s 100 Best College Buys” for seventh straight year
• Tech to host "Scout Night" October 15 at football game vs. Tennessee State
• Race to recapture Sgt. York Trophy begins Saturday night at UT Martin
• Getting to know Golden Eagle guard Zach Bailey
• Tech part of largest Sears BracketBusters field ever
• Golden Eagles return home for important weekend of conference play
• It's Banned Books Week! Check out a banned book from our display, make your own...
• Storytime this week will be at 10 a.m., Tuesday, September 27 through Thursday,...
• What you may have missed Monday in the Herald-Citizen:
• TTU Brass Arts Quintet concert to honor Civil War Sesquicentennial
• "Surviving the Storm" comes to campus Thursday
• TTU celebrates the life, music of Charles Faulkner Bryan on Oct. 7
• Cross Country focus shifts to Southern Hills for TTU Invitational
• What should planners name the second road in the Highlands Industrial Park?
• Despite putting more shots on goal, Tech falls at SIU Edwardsville
• Eremeev, Kirstein wrap up Southern Invitational
• Gay, Forbes harvest weekly awards from Ohio Valley Conference
• Golden Eagle rally falls short at Southeast Missouri
• Kirstein advanaces to Southern Invitational quaterfinals
• Golden Eagles fight to stay undefeated in OVC play against Southeast Missouri
• Kirstein advances to round of 32 at Southern Intercollegiates
• What are your favorite library resources?
• Golden Eagles lend helping hand to Habitat for Humanity
• Golden Eagles can't find offense in OVC opener
• Golden Eagles face Murray State in tough OVC match
• Women's Basketball opens season at WNIT Preseason Tournament
• A Resume Writing Workshop will be taught tonight at 6 p.m. in the Diane Duncan M...
• Six High Schools Join Tech Chorale for Festival of Voices Concert
• Tech’s Pro Scout Night draws 19 teams from across Major League Baseball
• Golden Eagles continue OVC play on the road with two matches
• Games at Miami, West Virginia, Las Vegas Classic highlight 2011-12 slate
• Library eBooks for Kindle are now available on READS!
• Those indicted have some interesting nicknames:
• "You mustn’t scare parents. And I think with my books, I managed to scare parent...
• Overton County’s Smith receives scholarship
• Putnam County’s Humburg receives scholarship
• Davidson County’s Cuccia receives scholarship
• TTU’s Derryberry Art Gallery hosts artist talk, reception
• Four Golden Eagles to compete in Southern Intercollegiate tourney
• Campus gears up for Family Weekend; Game vs. SEMO at 7 p.m.
• Tech opens OVC play at Eastern Illinois, SIU Edwardsville with momentum
• Looking for a chance to support and speak with local talent? We will be holding...
• Win a Hall of Fame/Homecoming Weekend Travel & Ticket package
• Everts continues strong play, leads Tech in final round at Great Smokies
• Family Weekend brings defending OVC champ SEMO to town
• A resume writing workshop will take place this Thursday, September 22 from 6-7:3...
• This week's Storytime schedule is a bit different than usual. Storytime will be...
• TTU Appalachian Center for Craft displays work of South Korean artist
• Cumberland Quintet opens 40th season with new member
• Golden Eagles getting votes in both FCS polls; Benford another honor
• Golden Eagles hang tough in tight field at Great Smokies Intercollegiate
• Golden Eagles hope to build on past successes at Great Smokies Invitational
• Abdukhailikov and Chen win Goodfriend Doubles Draw
• Tech defends home turf, claims 2-1 win over Lipscomb
• Just reward: Tooley named OVC Defensive Player of the Week
• Tech to make first-ever appearance at Georgia State Invitational
• Golden Eagles break numerous records, finish fifth at Georgia State
• Gameday Live: Follow the game via this live, in-game blog from the press box
• TTU doubles pairings advance to finals of Tennessee Fall Tournament
• Get Aboard! Celebrate Imagination Library Week September 19-25, 2011. PCL Storyt...
• Reserve space for Monday lunch; Call in Monday afternoon and win
• A day in the life of: Golden Eagle pitcher Holly Thomas
• Tech takes on UT Martin in four-set thriller
• The Tennessee Tech baseball team inks 12 newcomers for 2012 season
• Monterey Branch Library held an open house last Tuesday to celebrate the additio...
• An introductory class on the internet and online email will be held at the libra...
• Volunteers sought for the annual Bowlathon to benefit Habitat for Humanity
• TTU women’s center sponsors series of gender-bending plays
• TTU unveils renovations to Tech Village apartments
• Organ recital at TTU to kick off fundraising effort
• Tracy Farris named Ambassador of the Month for September
• TTU receives $1.1 million NSF grant to train STEM teachers
• Softball team hosts Chattanooga State in pair Saturday afternoon
• Tennessee Tech athletics staff welcomes four graduate assistants
• Cast your votes for Watson Brown; He's currently fifth in nationwide voting
• Transfers Golden, Rodgers added to Golden Eagle football roster
• Golden Eagle women's basketball hosts Welcome Back Picnic
• Herald-Citizen reporter and photographer got some air for this story...
• Celebrate your freedom to read!
• An introductory class on the internet and online email will be held at the libra...
• TTU presents German film festival
• Tennessee's first undergraduate child life program up and running at TTU
• TTU achieves record enrollment for 11th straight year
• After 11 on the road, the TTU volleyball team comes home
• Golden Eagles open OVC play on the road at Eastern Illinois
• Golden Eagle tennis team kicks off fall season at UT Tournament
• TTU begins annual phonathon
• Invasive plants focus of gallery show at TTU’s Appalachian Center for Craft
• Everts leads strong final-round push, Tech finishes sixth
• Golden Eagles ninth at Wasioto Winds to open fall schedule
• Tech can’t withstand Jacksonville State’s flurry as Golden Eagles fall in theirOVC opener
• We love to give shiny new rainbow colored library cards to happy new patrons! Se...
• Please join Club 50 Plus on September 20th when Dr. Lee Moore presents "Bladder...
• Autumn time is here! The squirrels are playing in the trees! Mrs. Donovan will p...
• Good Morning, Job Seekers! If you are looking to re-enter the workforce, we are...
• TTU music students get renovated computerized piano lab
• TTU Young Artist Piano Competition seeks pianists
• Griffin leads through two rounds, Golden Eagles eighth in first fall outing
• Lamb, Benford receive Performance Awards honorable mention
• Golden Eagles open OVC schedule at Jacksonville State
• A local woman's 9/11 story:
• Golden Eagles fall to Radford on road, 3-1
• First Football Insider's Lunch with Watson Brown is Monday
• Golden Eagle men's team opens fall season at Wasioto Winds
• TTU student-athletes lend a hand at Cookeville Fall FunFest
• Golden Eagles net Blair's 100th career coaching win at Tech
• Keep Putnam County clean and beautiful by recycling your old batteries, oil, pai...
• Need more test prep resources? Try Learning Express Library, a free resource, an...
• Register now for the Golden Helix 5K run
• TTU hosts study abroad fair
• Golden Eagles stopped by UNC Asheville to open play at Chattanooga
• Congratulations to Monterey on receiving seven new computers for their laptop la...
• Golden Eagles looking to put offense with defense
• Follow the TTU vs. Maryville game here on this live Gameday Blog
• There will be an open house today at the Monterey Branch Library from 1:00-3:00...
• TTU gets first shipment of Boston pianos
• TTU marks Constitution Day by remembering Sept. 11, 2001
• Memorial ceremony, moment of silence planned Thursday for 9/11 victims
• Like TTU Sports on facebook
• Golden Eagles wrap up non-conference play this weeekend at UT Chattanooga Invitational
• First Tennessee Bank Poster Night is Thursday at Tucker Stadium
• September is Library Card Sign-Up Month! Use your library card to check out libr...
• Man behind upcoming movie, “Moneyball,” to speak at TTU Distinguished Lecture Series
• TTU bassoon recital to include premiere of Nashville work
• It’s not too late to enroll in select TTU classes
• Sept. 11 Memorial planned this week at TTU
• Livingston native named Student Regent to TBR
• Tech soccer committed to service at local elementary school
• Golden Eagle baseball team to hold walk-on tryouts Sept. 20
• Reed nets OVC Defender of the Week honors
• Home opener Thursday night brings Maryville Scots to Tucker Stadium
• Final round rained out at Chris Banister Classic
• Golden Eagles fall at Belmont
• Earnhardt Jr. #88 National Guard car to be on display at home opener
• Tonight: First Watson Brown Show airs at 5 p.m.; Call, email or tweet questions
• Golden Eagles head back to Nashville for non-conference match against Belmont
• Second day rained out, Tech in sixth heading into final round at JSU
• Golden Eagles can't come back from early deficit, fall 1-0
• Hawkeyes halt Golden Eagles in season opener, 34-7
• Golden Eagles put together strong effort in their five-set loss to UNC Charlotte
• Greene sets personal best, leads Golden Eagles to fifth-place finish at Sewanee Invitational
• TTU hosts Civil War Sesquicentennial Signature Event Sept. 6, 7
• TTU faculty clarinetist Wonkak Kim presents recital
• Plan now for Bacchanal on Oct. 23
• Fans can follow Golden Eagles on Internet, phone, Twitter and blogs
• Defensive stalemate ends in 0-0 tie
• Golden Eagles drop pair of close matches to Lipscomb, Arkansas State
• Community joins with Tech Athletics for Communiversity Night Thursday
• Golden Eagles set for fall opener at Chris Banister Classic
• Former Golden Eagle Newton named Director of Basketball Operations
• welcomes new endocrinologist Rohini Kasturi, MD to its medical staff. Her office...
• Buy two hardback books, get one free at Twice Told Tales, a monthly book sale or...
• TTU scientists monitor the health of the Caney Fork River by fishing with electricity
• Tech cross country opens at Sewanee Invitational
• The Library will not be having computer class this week. Class will resume on Th...
• Oakley STEM Center offers interactive programs for children and families
• TTU faculty offer another way to teach, and learn, math
• TTU students back for another year
• Golden Eagles stare down strong competition at Adidas Gamecock Soccer Classic
• Should Monterey sell beer inside the city limits?
• Tickets for Dinner with an Author, featuring Susan Gregg Gilmore, are still avai...
• The Baxter Branch Library's annual book sale is Saturday, September, 3, from 9:0...
• The public is invited to this Sept. 9 event:
• "The writer who says he was "raised in libraries" wrote a work of genius warning...
• Toler earns OVC Goalkeeper of the Week honors
• Golden Eagles venture north to take on Iowa Hawkeyes Saturday
• Winner drawn for Iowa Flyaway at final Purple Pride Caravan
• Tech volleyball heads to Nashville for the Lipscomb Invitational
• Get to know our awesome Children's Librarian!
• Newly posted: Bob McMillan's column from Sunday
• What you may have missed Sunday in the Herald-Citizen:
• Bring your little ones to Story Time this week for stories and songs about going...
• Local Event: Cookeville History Museum, Sept. 6, 10:00 am – 3:00 pm The project,...
• TTU presents faculty oboe recital
• TTU welcomes Joseph Rencis as dean of College of Engineering
• Golden Eagle Football Countdown: Homecoming vs. Murray State
• Purple Pride Caravan makes final stop Tuesday at Cookeville Nissan
• Tailgating, parking options for Golden Eagle fans heading to Iowa opener
• Tech evens record, wins second straight on road at UNC Asheville
• Golden Eagle Football Countdown: Rematch with Gamecocks
• Watson Brown Show to air on WCTE and WHUB starting on Labor Day
• Golden Eagles continue to learn as they fall to Georgia Tech, Kansas State
• Did you know that we have four Early Literacy Stations in the Children's Library...
• Louisville claims season-opener against Golden Eagles
• Hey Teens! Vote for your favorite book!
• What you may have missed Wednesday in the Herald-Citizen:
• Additional on-campus parking available
• TTU kicks off 2011-12 concert season with world premiere by Nashville composer
• Kathy Hammons named Ambassador of the Month for August
• Purple Pride Caravan drops by Sparta
• Football team to hold walk-on tryouts Tuesday in Tucker Stadium
• Tech athletes, staff lend a hand at Great Move-In Day
• Bling Ur Bike, a free parent and child ART Prowl event, is Saturday, September 3...
• Join Mrs. Donovan for one last trip to the Beach! Stories will be "Lets Go Swim...
• Back to School for Cookeville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• TTU campus community challenged to GetFit
• Learning Commons ready for its big debut
• The Tennessee Tech 2011 Volleyball Guide is available online
• Get to know your favorite Golden Eagles through new Personality Profiles
• Purple Pride Caravan makes stop Thursday afternoon in Sparta
• What you may have missed Monday in the Herald-Citizen:
• Service Station learning village offers welcoming hand to international students at TTU
• Purple Pride Caravan makes stop in Gainesboro
• Watson Brown, Athletics to host weekly Insiders' Lunch
• Events around region beckon Golden Eagle fans
• Golden Eagle tennis team ready to get back to action with tourney play
• Young volleyball team eager to begin 2011 season
• Bryan Symphony performs free concert under the stars Sunday, Sept. 4
• TTU's Office of Disability Services receives $500,000 endowment
• TTU announces upcoming exhibitions at Joan Derryberry Art Gallery
• Action shots now available for purchase via online Photo Store
• Debbie Parker named as secretary for Golden Eagle football program
• Purple Pride Caravan makes Tuesday afternoon stop in Gainesboro
• Golden Eagle soccer squad edged by future OVC foe Belmont
• Youngsters look to impress during team's second fall scrimmage
• We are pleased to announce that tickets for Dinner with an Author, featuring Sus...
• Tennessee Tech's 2011 soccer guide now available for viewing online
• Late goal lifts Chattanooga past Tech in season opener
• The library now offers checkout passes to the Kiwanis Cookeville Children's Muse...
• TTU student goes from the Craft Center to the Smithsonian
• REMINDER: Gathering of Eagles is Saturday in Tucker Stadium
• TTU volleyball team making strides one week into camp
• Caravan Turns McMinnville Purple
• Golden Eagles' Toler makes cut for USA Deaf Soccer women's team, embraces disability
• TTU prepares to welcome the class of 2015
• Brown offers words of encouragement; "Oldtimer" Stevens relishes his role
• Fast, convenient, simple: Start following Tech Athletics on Twitter
• Purple Pride Caravan makes stop Thursday afternoon in McMinnville
• Lindner named TTU assistant volleyball coach
• The 2011 conference in this ongoing series is "Civil War in the Borderland" and...
• What you may have missed Monday in the Herald-Citizen: Football season is fast a...
• Good Morning, library loving artists and graphic designers! The PCL is still acc...
• Two doctorates awarded at TTU’s summer hooding ceremony
• TTU named a “Best in the Southeast” College by The Princeton Review for the eighth straight year
• Tech golf teams to play on familiar courses during 2011 fall season
• Tech soccer optimistic, set for season-opening weekend homestand
• Monterey fans visit Purple Pride Caravan
• What you may have missed Sunday in the Herald-Citizen:
• Online Tennessee Justice provides free help with legal issues. Visit their websi...
• TTU professor presents research about effect of dams on climate to Congress
• Golden Eagles receiving votes in preseason Sports Network FCS poll
• Special events announced for Golden Eagle home football games in 2011
• Story with slideshow of photos before and after:
• Off to a fast start: Golden Eagles hold first scrimmage Sunday
• Purple Pride Caravan makes stop Tuesday afternoon in Monterey
• Fans can reserve tailgate spaces; Scrimmage set for Sunday evening
• Be inspired.
• Camp Notebook: Improvement seen on first day in full pads
• Brandon Goodwin to coordinate new media for Golden Eagle Athletics
• PGA.com: Scott Stallings gains a big fan through chance encounter
• Golden Eagle women's basketball inks another recruit for 2011-12 season
• Camp Notebook: Golden Eagles will add full pads for Friday's practice
• Philip Levine was named as America's new Poet Laureate today.
• The Library's Community Quilt continues to grow! Stacie Johnson, Putnam County L...
• TTU receives First to the Top awards for professional development for K-12 teachers
• TTU math professor appointed to one-year NSF directorship
• Golden Eagles 'ahead of schedule' in 2011 camp
• National blog "Rush the Court" puts Tech first in OVC power rankings
• Soccer exhibition with Alabama A&M canceled
• Baxter Elementary, Upperman High School and and Cornerstone Middle School will b...
• TTU Pride Days Begin Aug. 15
• TTU baseball staff to host annual Golden Eagle Elite Baseball Camp
• Camp Notebook/Day Two: Golden Eagle secondary will be strong
• We had a great group of Teens at Car Care 101 despite the rain!
• Let’s go fishing! For Story Time this week, Mrs. Donovan will read "Hermit Crab"...
• Fall camp opens with Photo Day, first practice on Overall Field
• Golden Eagle soccer team looking for new beginning in 2011
• Golden Eagle golf adds one men's, one women's signee to fall rosters
• Boys of Summer: AJKJ and Pryor rolling in the minors
• Purple Pride Caravan makes stop Tuesday afternoon in Smithville
• Golden Eagle soccer players vounteer at Race for the Park
• Move over bath salts:
• There are two awesome events happening at the library tomorrow! Car Care 101 for...
• What you may have missed Thursday in the Herald-Citizen:
• TSBDC offers marketing seminar to small businesses
• Golden Eagles open camp Sunday; Annual Photo Day is Monday morning
• Twice Told Tales, a monthly book sale run by the Putnam County Library Friends,...
• Big budget decisions:
• Golden Eagle Football Countdown: TSU visits Cookeville for OVC, Seargent York contest
• What you may have missed Tuesday in the Herald-Citizen:
• DENSO continues support of the engineering experience at TTU
• Save the Date for Bacchanal 2011
• Team will be the emphasis as Tech volleyball begins preseason camp
• What you may have missed Monday in the Herald-Citizen:
• Labor-Management Center comes to TTU’s College of Business
• Ben Burchfield named Ambassador of the Month for July
• Kirby-Jones named Midwest League Offensive Player of the Week
• Tennessee Tech Purple Pride Caravan makes first stop in Livingston
• Let’s do a little stargazing and moon watching! Story Time this week will be on...
• Computer classes resume this week! PCL's IT Director, Brian Page, will be teachi...
• Second-year soccer coach Brizard ready for 'normal' preseason camp
• What you may have missed Sunday in the Herald-Citizen:
• First Purple Pride Caravan is Tuesday afternoon in Livingston
• Golden Eagle softball adds three more signees to roster for 2012
• Stallings just one shot off lead into final round of Greenbrier Classic
• Tech sponsors annual Splash Jam event
• Scott Stallings tied for fourth after two rounds of Grenbrier Classic
• Please join CRMC Club 50 Plus on August 16th from 12:00 until 1:00 in the educat...
• Learning villages give students more on-campus living options
• Golden Eagle Football Countdown: York Trophy race starts at UT Martin
• Early version of 2011 Golden Eagle football guide available for browsing
• TTU announces $40,000 gift for Wayne Pegram Endowment
• TSBDC at TTU offers seminar about starting a small business
• TTU’s Goad elected president of state professional organization
• TTU grads have highest mid-career salary potential in state
• Golden Eagle Football Countdown: Defending champ SEMO visits Tucker Stadium
• Hayes, Dillehay recognized for strength and conditioning
• What happened one hundred years ago today?
• The Man Booker Prize is an annual award given to contemporary fiction authors fr...
• What you may have missed Tuesday in the Herald-Citizen: OVC Media Day:
• Golden Eagle volleyball picked fourth in OVC Preseason Poll
• Don't forget about our Car Care 101 class coming up on Saturday, August 6! Step...
• announces that this year's celebrity guest for the 9th annual CRMC Golf Tournament on August 11 & 12 is former Vols Coach Phil Fulmer. Dinner tickets, golf teams and sponsorships are still available - details are in the attached article. Pleas
• What you may have missed Monday in the Herald-Citizen:
• Golden Eagle Football Countdown: OVC schedule opens at Eastern Illinois
• Fans invited to annual Gathering of Eagles picnic, scrimmage Aug. 20
• Are you on twitter? Really? We are, too!
• The Story Time theme this week is Animals at Night. Mrs. Donovan will read "The Cat at Night" by Dahlov Ipcar, "Fireflies in the Night" by Judy Hawes, "Goodnight Owl" by Pat Hutchins, and "Tigerella" by Kit Wright.
• Bob McMillan's column from Sunday:
• What you may have missed Sunday in the Herald-Citizen: Dunkin' Donuts sets target opening date:
• Schweitzer, Benford preseason all-OVC picks, Golden Eagles tabbed for fifth
• Purple Pride Caravans set for seven stops around region in August
• Stephen Pryor promoted to Seattle Mariners' Double A Jackson Generals
• Recent TTU graduate wins Fulbright Award to teach in Germany
• Lee Sweeney, Tyler Wolf added to Golden Eagle football staff
• Golden Eagle Football Countdown: Home opening game vs. Maryville Scots
• If you are in the mood for a bit of fantasy, mystery and alternate literary history on this rainy Thursday afternoon, check out a Thursday Next novel by Jasper Fforde.
• Facility enhancements to improve Golden Eagle soccer fan experience
• Polk Brown named men's and women's golf head coach, Peni Austin new assistant
• Come to Story Time for a Summer Sleepover. Stories will be "Franklin in the Dark" by Paulette Bourgeois, "Then the Troll Heard the Squeak" by Kevin Hawkes, "Goodnight Moon" by Margaret Wise Brown, and "There’s a N
• We recently received many new Young Adult titles including this year's Printz Award Winner "Ship Breaker" by Paolo Bacigalupi and Printz Honor Book "Please Ignore Vera Dietz" by A.S. King. Come by and check out our display to see
• TTU senior participates in national leadership forum
• What you may have missed Monday in the Herald-Citizen: Helping Haiti
• Tech's Zach Stephens named MVP of Coastal League All-Star Game
• Record number on OVC Honor Roll; Two Tech teams win league Academic Banner
• proudly welcomes Internist Marilyn Vermeesch to its medical staff. She is now seeing patients at 128 North Whitney Avenue in Cookeville - phone (931) 783-5848. She is accepting patients of all ages - from infants to older adults - and is Board-certified
• Come to Story Time for a Summer Sleepover. Stories will be "Franklin in the Dark" by Paulette Bourgeois, "Then the Troll Heard the Squeak" by Kevin Hawkes, "Goodnight Moon" by Marcia Brown, and "There’s a Nightmar
• Gov. Bill Haslam was in Cookeville last week and stopped by the H-C to answer our 22 Questions:
• Students prepare to go back to school, as teachers
• Kelechi Ordu named Tennessee Tech Athletics 2011 Man of the Year
• Golden Eagle Football Countdown: Season Opener at Iowa
• Details about the logo contest will be announced on Monday!
• Annual Football Photo Day set for Monday, Aug. 8 in Tucker Stadium
• The Tennessee Department of Education has created Read Tennessee to help parents, teachers and community members understand educational learning standards. The site also provides literacy resources and a family toolkit on child development.
• Eight finalists announced for Tennessee Tech's 2011 Man of the Year award
• Did you know that eBooks and audio books are available online from the Putnam County Library? The online collection allows library card holders to check out and download digital items anytime of day from anywhere in the world. Visit and try it today
• What you may have missed Tuesday in the Herald-Citizen:
• Tommy Dillard joins Golden Eagle Sports Information staff
• The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood warning for Putnam County until 3 p.m.
• Yesterday's "I'd Like to Know" column:
• Get a piece of the action: Fans can purchase from new website Photo Store
• Homelessness is not just the lack of a physical residence, and many times it may be a temporary state of transition. The library offers guests passes to these individuals for computer use to help them connect with social service agencies, conduct job sea
• What do you think?
• TTU President Bob Bell announces retirement plans
• Golden Eagles Hunley, Newton named to NABC Honors Court
• Brooke Mayo chosen as Tennessee Tech's 2011 NCAA Woman of the Year
• What will you be reading this weekend? Nelda's reading Buried Secrets by Joseph Finder; Penny's reading Safe Haven by Sparks; Sarah's reading All The Lovely Bad Ones by Hahn; Stacie's reading Dead Reckoning by Harris; Cassie's r
• Check out these stories in today's Herald-Citizen: "Half-naked woman chased by police" "Council turns down rezoning appeal" "TTU hosts renewable energy forum" "Homeowner finds stranger in kitchen"
• We have one slithery Summer Reading event left! Ranger Holly will be bringing Reptiles and Snakes to the library tomorrow, Saturday 9, at 10:30.
• Jack Butler named new Associate VP for Facilities/Business Services
• Former Golden Eagle Barry Wilmore serves as "capcom" on final shuttle launch
• Adam Graham joins Tech Sports Medicine staff as Assistant Athletic Trainer
• The library is looking for a new logo, so get your creative wheels turning! Details to come.
• Oakley STEM Center Partners with Prescott South Middle School, Offers Programs to Region
• Nine former Golden Eagles playing professional baseball around the USA
• Seven finalists announced for Tech’s 2011 NCAA Woman of the Year award
• TTU hosts renewable energy forum
• Story Time this week will be Thursday, July 7, and Friday, July 8 at ten o'clock. Mrs. Donovan will be visiting Europe with the stories "Red Riding Hood" from Germany by the Brothers Grimm, "Three Billy Goats Gruff" from Scandina
• Our most requested “Enrichertainer” is back! Kevin Kidd, with his silly, infectious, and educational songs and stories, will be making his way to the Putnam County Library on July 5th and 6th at 10am and 1pm. Kevin is of the philosophy of m
• High school students become scientists at the Governor’s School for Emerging Technologies at TTU
• Nick Campbell included on FCS preseason watch list of punters
• Golden Eagles to face 30 matches in 2011 volleyball season
• The library will be closed Monday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day.
• The World Book Online database has been added to TEL. This database is comprised of various sections for students and adults. Learn computer basics, find information from government web sites, or search for tips on handling personal matters such as healt
• Dan Gutman signed two of his latest books, Mission Unstoppable and Miss Child Has Gone Wild, for the kids at the Putnam County Library when we met him at the ALA Conference in New Orleans this past weekend. They aren't available to check out yet, bu
• Students investigate STEM fields at the President’s Academy
• TTU bass fishing teams qualify for televised regional tournament
• Golden Eagles expecting to display the "Fastest 60 Minutes in Football"
• Today the Teen Reading Program will meet at CyberTag from 3:00-5:00 as the final event for "You Are Here." See you there!
• What you may have missed Wednesday in the Herald-Citizen:
• Governor’s School at TTU gives high school students a chance to shine
• What you may have missed Tuesday in the Herald-Citizen:
• Story Time is this Thursday and Friday at 10:00. We will visit the continent of Australia through the stories of “Tiddalick the Greedy Frog” and "Possum Magic" by Mem Fox. Songs will be “Waltzing Matilda,” “Aeropl
• TTU Computer Science Department offers workshop for high school teachers
• Boys basketball camp wraps up; Volleyball and football camps remain
• Today and tomorrow at 10 am and 1 pm, Bob Tarter will be bringing his “Weird and Unusual Animals” right here to the Putnam County Library! Mr. Tarter, along with the NHECM, provides entertaining and educational programing throughout the South
• Stop by the library this afternoon and meet Tennessee author Victoria Williams-Fisher. She will be signing books today at one o'clock.
• Starting times announced for Golden Eagles home football games
• Cookeville had its first Wine on the WestSide event Saturday. Check out the photos here:
• CRMC/Blood Assurance blood drive will be held on June 29th & 30th from 9am until 5pm. The Donor Express will be parked outside the main entrance of CRMC. Please stop by and support the CRMC/Blood Assurance blood drive!! Remember you save a life when
• Another must-read column by Bob McMillan:
• TTU’s Millard Oakley STEM Center named NASA Educational Resource Center
• Hall of Famer Lowell Smith passes away; Services Monday
• Outstanding Male Athlete Award goes to buzzer-beater Zac Swansey
• TSBDC at TTU offers estate planning strategies seminar
• TSBDC at TTU offers Microsoft Excel seminar
• TSBMC at TTU offers seminar about Microsoft Word
• Deadline nearing for submitting Hall of Fame nominations
• J.K Rowling reveals a new interactive Harry Potter reading experience and a central place to obtain the series in e-book form.
• TTU Alumni Association partners with DelMonaco Winery to offer Tech wines
• TTU hosts conference about alternatives to “one size fits all” teaching methods
• Nine selected as finalists for 2011 Male Athlete of the Year award
• Teens who attend tomorrow's Summer Reading program will learn the basics of drawing and everyone will receive a free sketchbook. The class will be from 3:00-5:00 and will be taught by PCL's very own Matt Knieling. Be there or be a four sided eq
• Penny and Fushia will be entertaining children for one more day with Stories of Africa. Stop by today and enjoy the show at 10:00 or 1:00. Don't miss out on the fun!
• What you may have missed Tuesday in the Herald-Citizen:
• James White named Ambassador of the Month for June
• Edwards named honorable mention preseason All-America
• Eric Tarsi named Physical Therapist for Golden Eagle Sports Medicine
• Today marks the first day of summer, so celebrate with a good book! What is at the top of your summer reading list?
• TTU’s Millard Oakley STEM Center Confirms Pardue as STEM Director
• Melody Christian named softball team MVP; Four others honored
• What could this new creation from J.K. Rowling be?
• Join us for Story Time at ten o'clock today, Thursday and Friday. This week Mrs Donovan will be telling stories from the continent of Africa. Stories will be "Abiyoyo" by Pete Seeger and "Who’s in Rabbit’s House" by V
• Volleyball clinics set in July for setters, hitters and defense
• Hayes, Meffert share Outstanding Female Athlete honors
• Adam Deyo completes Golden Eagle women's basketball coaching staff
• Katherine Lynn named track team MVP; Four others receive honors
• Free Health Seminar scheduled for Thursday, June 30 at 6 pm at CRMC's Education Center - TOPIC: Men's Sexual Health - presented by urologist Dr. Quinton Cancel. RSVP to 783-2587.
• Time travel to ancient China for a kung fu adventure during our second Teen Summer Reading event. Pizza and a movie is today from 3-5:00!
• Be sure to click the link to the interactive map! You can search the map by county, engagement, or battlefield. It also lets you search records within a range of dates. In the details section, you can find links to primary source accounts of civil war ev
• Finalists announced for 2011 Outstanding Female Athlete Award
• This week for Story Time we will be traveling to the continent of South America. Hear a legend about the phases of the moon when Mrs. Donovan reads “Papagayo” by Gerald McDermott. She will also read the Aztec tale "How Music Came to the
• The Petting Zoo is still going on despite today's stormy weather. Even if you don't stop to visit the zoo, you can always come in and check out a few books to keep the youngsters entertained on a rainy day!
• TTU’s 2+2 education program has near-perfect retention rates
• Kevin Bostian named Tech's Director of Athletics Development
• Bekki was our first visitor to come to the petting zoo this morning! Here she is getting a ride from Ricky the Donkey.
• 10 SPOTS STILL AVAILABLE! MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW!! Free prostate cancer screenings on Wednesday, June 15 - 5-7 pm (PSA blood test-$15); provided by CRMC, Cookeville Urology and Upper Cumberland Urology Associates at the offices of Upper Cumberland U
• Maynard and Sons Petting Zoo will be visiting the Library today and tomorrow from 10-2!
• CATS buses switch to summer schedule
• Marcus Edwards named to preseason CFPA Watch List of FCS linebackers
• Tennessee Tech campus keeping busy with summer sports camps
• Man runs naked into CRMC ER:
• "At twenty-one, the writer in me was like a fly in the room—alive but insignificant, aimless, something that unsettled me whenever I grew aware of it, and which, for the most part, left me alone." - Jhumpa Lahiri
• Can't find the book you are looking for in our library? Make a request for an interlibrary loan, and we will find it for you! Once we receive the item, we will notify you, and you may check it out for two weeks.
• Newly posted: Bob McMillan's column from Sunday
• Musical milestones coming up soon for Bryan Symphony
• TTU undergraduate studies bias toward long-term unemployed
• Richardson, Ballard scramble back to win championship flight
• Messer adds Shellie Greenman to women's basketball coaching staff
• President's Awards go to 13 Golden Eagle student-athletes
• What will you be reading this weekend? We're reading: Dust Tracks on a Road by Zora Neale Hurston, Bitter Harvest by Ann Rule, Akiane: Her Life, Her Art, Her Poetry, He Still Moves by Max Lucado, Building Beehives by Seth Kahan, Death of a Valentin
• Season tickets on sale Monday for "Fastest 60 Minutes in Football"
• A big Thank You to Bruce Amato for a great start to Summer Reading. Everyone loved it! #OneWorldManyStories #SRP
• Today is the first Teen Summer Reading event. Lots of games including Wii, Yahtzee, Xbox 360, and Scrabble. Get your game on!
• TTU, VW and Chattanooga State partner to offer degree, support industry
• Brizard and staff to host Summer Soccer Day Camp June 28-July 1
• Please join Club 50 Plus on June 16th from 12pm-1pm in the Education Center at CRMC when Dr. Crystal Martin, The Physician Associates of Cookeville Regional will present "Common Health Concerns". Bring your on brown bag lunch or you can purchas
• "Look! I'm a person! I have my own Library Card!" -little girl in the Children's Library
• The New York Times introduces on online book group for parents.
• Summer Reading Events happening today at the branches! Algood - Intro to Sketching for kids from 2-3:00 Baxter - Puppet Show at 1:30 Monterey - "Weird and Unusual Animals" with Bob Tarter at 1:30
• What you may have missed Tuesday in the Herald-Citizen:
• We have one more day of magical fun with Bruce Amato! Shows today are at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Don't forget your ticket!
• Tennessee Tech brings CrossFit to Cookeville with the new APC
• OVC names Women's Golf Coach of the Year Award for Bobby Nichols
• Freshman Zach Stephens honored as All-American by Collegiate Baseball
• A hatchery update:
• Tour the Universe on the LONGEST DAY OF THE YEAR – JUNE 21 at the Millard Oakley STEM Center
• TTU Baja SAE completes most successful season in its history
• David Boyden selected as 
men’s basketball assistant coach
• Starting time announced as 11 a.m. for season-opening game at Iowa
• Attention tween and teen fashionistas! We are offering a jewelry making class on Saturday, June 25th at 10:30. The class will be limited to 25 students, so come by soon to register.
• The Wall Street Journal @wsj on contemporary Young Adult literature - How do you feel about YA lit? #YASaves
• Free prostate cancer screenings on Wednesday, June 15 - 5-7 pm (PSA blood test-$15); provided by CRMC, Cookeville Urology and Upper Cumberland Urology Associates at the offices of Upper Cumberland Urology - APPOINTMENT REQUIRED -limited number of appoint
• Story Time days will be changing to Monday, Thursday, and Friday at 10:00 for the duration of Summer Reading. This week’s theme will focus on North America with legends and traditional tales of the Cherokee and other Native American cultures. Th
• Recent TTU grad takes second place in national research competition
• TTU Academy volunteers teach guerrilla tactics at Bonnaroo
• Scramble field is 97 percent full; Space left for just eight teams
• Daphne Mitchell named women's basketball Director of Basketball Operations
• Athletic Director’s Honor Roll tops 200 for fourth consecutive semester
• What will you be reading this weekend? The PCL staff is reading "Thirteenth Child" by Patricia Wrede, "Heaven is For Real" by Todd Burpo, "Mystery at Chilkoot Pass" by Barbara Steiner, and "Sweet Valley Confidential&qu
• Don't know what to do with old electronics? The Putnam County Clean Commission is having their 2011 Electronic Waste Collection event from 12-6 p.m. today, and from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, June 4th at the Jefferson Avenue Church of Christ.
• We have just added the Baxter Seminary Yearbook 1934-1960 to our computer in the Tennessee Room.
• Spring 2011 Dean's List announced
• Spring 2011 graduates announced
• Tory Acheson, Golden Eagles to host Championship Softball Mini Camp
• Hunger Games fans! How do you feel about Lionsgate turning the series into four movies? Do you think they "squeezed an extra film out of a book franchise?" Are four movies too much or just right?
• Registration for our teen reading program "You Are Here" starts today! Just pop by the upstairs circulation desk to register. The first fifty teens we sign up will receive a free tote!
• We are now on flickr!
• What you may have missed Wednesday in the Herald-Citizen:
• TTU students design automatic monitoring and pressure control system for LTA Projects
• Tech's Tim Benford ranked among Top 10 FCS receivers for 2011
• Golden Eagle Baseball Camp set for June 13-16 on TTU campus
• Photos available from TTU's football kiddie camp
• Storytime starts in thirty minutes! Come listen to Mrs. Donovan read the West African tale "A Story A Story" by Gail Haley. After listening, stamp your summer reading passport page for Africa.
• Calling all kids! Today is registration for One World, Many Stories! A free book will be given when you register for the children's summer reading program, and you will be given a passport that can be stamped throughout the program as you attend eve
• TTU student group named volunteer group of the year
• Annual Golden Eagle Youth Basketball Camps continue with Payne at the helm
• Carley Rhyne named women's golf team Most Valuable Player
• Sytia Messer to host basketball camps
• Thank you to Amps and Ramps, Cyber Tag, Poet's on the Square, and Sweet Sallie's Bakery & Cafe for spreading the word about our teen summer reading program! Registration starts this Thursday!
• The Algood Branch Library is registering children in preschool through the 6th grade for it's Summer Reading Program today. Call Kathy at 537-3240 for more information. Registration for The Putnam County Library in Cookeville starts tomorrow!
• TTU honored for community service by president’s honor roll
• TTU professor leads local tornado relief effort to Birmingham
• TTU students build solar energy station
• Area middle school students investigate civil engineering at conference hosted by TTU
• Cassetty wins men's golf team's Darcy Most Valuable Player Award
• Tickets for 2012 NCAA event in Nashville go on sale in October
• Just a reminder that the library will be closed today in honor of Memorial Day.
• Registration for the You Are Here Teen Summer Reading Program begins on June 2nd! The first fifty teens to register will receive a prize bag. Registration is open to teens 13-18.
• Southeast Chamber Music Institute returns to TTU
• Season comes to a close with 6-1 OVC Tourney loss to SEMO
• Golden Eagles selected to play in 2011 Preseason WNIT
• Registration for the One World, Many Stories Summer Reading Program begins one week from today on June 1st in the Children's Library. Summer Reading events include a magic show by Bruce Amato, stories of Africa with Penny, nature and wildlife with
• TTU biochemistry and molecular biology group wins Outstanding Chapter Award
• TTU senior to travel on nursing ministry to India
• Golden Eagles games at OVC Tournament available on radio, Internet and telephone
• Golden Eagle baseball team passes skills along at OVC Youth Clinic
• Archer comes up big as Tech rolls past Eastern Kentucky
• Former players invited back for annual Football Alumni Golf Classic, July 9
• OnlineTNJustice is a joint project of the Tennessee Alliance for Legal Services and the Tennessee Bar Association.
• Have you voted yet for the Upper Cumberland's "Best of the Best?" Ballots can be found in the Herald-Citizen and you can vote for your favorite restaurant, golf course, clothing store and more. Ballots must be returned by June 8. Results w
• Something to cheer about:
• Office of Communications & Marketing wins nine awards at statewide conference
• Tech's baseball game against Eastern Kentucky pushed up to 11 a.m.
• Four Golden Eagles earn post-season honors from OVC
• Storytime this week will celebrate national Pet Month. Bring your favorite stuffed animal along with you and enjoy listening to Mrs. Donovan read Angus and the Ducks by Marjorie Flack and Taxi Dog by Debra and Sal Barracca. Storytime is on Tuesday, Wedne
• Could more streets be paved in 2011-12?
• Golden Eagles look to demote Colonels in OVC Tournament opener
• Watson Brown Football Camps coming up at Tennessee Tech
• Tech student-athletes combine for fifth consecutive semester GPA above 3.0
• Comfort ACross the Homefront is still going strong. We have many resources available for military families that are available to pick up and take home. Come get your face painted, enjoy button crafts, or say hello to Chester the Chesapeake. Today's
• Tech tames Thoroughbreds; stifle rally for game three win
• This website is for military members, veterans and their families.
• Last Friday at the Friends of Tennessee Libraries annual meeting, we were honored to hear Patricia McKissack discuss her work, life, and writing process. Her books for young readers and young adults can be found in our library. Come check out one of her
• Tomorrow we will be celebrating military families from 10:30am-1:00pm! Join us in conjunction with the Red Cross for Comfort ACross the Homefront. There will be storytelling performances, crafts, lunch and free children's books relating to military
• We'd like to say thank you to Captain D's of Cookeville for providing lunch for the staff at the Putnam County Library today and for choosing us as their Business of the Week!
• Storytime is at 10:00 this morning! Bring your little ones early so they can play at the puzzle table or read board books under our tree in the children's library.
• Crime Stoppers kicking in funds:
• Tech's newest head coach, Steve Payne, interviews with National Hoops Report
• Join us for the Cookeville Storytime with Storyteller Marcia Donovan this Wednesday and Thursday at 10:00 a.m. This week the theme is Grandparents. Stories will be: Oma and Bobo by Amy Schwartz and Bigmama’s by Donald Crews. Songs will be &ldquo
• TTU named Outstanding University by American Concrete Institute
• Student awarded Samuel Fletcher Tapman ASCE Scholarship
• Tech to close out regular season on the road against the Racers
• The library staff picnic at Cane Creek Park was a success! We had hot chocolate, grilled burgers, great cooks, and good conversation. Thanks to everyone who helped make it a fun time on such a chilly May day.
• We had a great day on Friday at the Friends of Tennessee Libraries 2011 Annual Meeting at the Brentwood Public Library. Congratulations to Joanne White on her FOTL Recognition Award. She is a wonderful asset to our library and community!
• Misty Pearson receives grant to attend NACDA convention
• Cullen Park pitches his way to OVC honors
• This week's column from Bob McMillan
• Five home games, FBS foe Iowa highlight 2011 Tech football schedule
• Suicide squeeze gets Tech the sweep; Sunday shows second series walk-off
• Belmont University to join Ohio Valley Conference in 2012-13
• Lynn tops school record, awaits word on NCAA Regionals
• Debbie Barnard named Ambassador of the Month for May
• Less than a month away, few spots left in Pepsi Bobby Nichols Scramble
• The Nashville Area Chapter of the American Red Cross invites you to a free family event here at the Putnam County Library on Saturday, May 21st from 10:30am-1:00pm to pay tribute to the sacrifices of our youngest American patriots, Military Children! The
• Golden Eagles set to play final mid-week match up Tuesday
• SIGN UP TODAY for affordable screenings and Dr. Geer's seminar about new options for hysterectomy on Thursday, May 19, 2011 at 6 pm in the hospital’s Education Center. Dr. Geer is a noted robotic surgeon and OB/GYN specialist. In addition, wo
• What you may have missed Sunday in the Herald-Citizen:
• Children in Disasters offers training course
• TTU Universal Design Workshop open to high school, college instructors
• Nearly 1,300 students receive degrees at TTU’s spring commencement
• Tech falls to UT Martin; knocked out of OVC Tournament
• Tech surrenders early lead to give Govs a 10-4 win on Sunday
• Student-athletes among Tennessee Tech graduates Saturday
• Golden Eagles gunning for the Govs in Clarksville
• Tech adds points in hurdles, relays at OVC Championships
• Golden Eagles split with UT Martin; still hold sixth place in OVC standings
• TUBA A TRE named national finalist in Fischoff Chamber Music Competition
• TTU receives $100K toward All-Steinway School program
• Watch TTU Commencement Ceremonies Live this Saturday
• Saturday commencements to feature 50 graduates from athletics
• Coquerille receives third straight Academic All-District selection
• Tech volleyball inks two more to 2011 roster
• TTU’s Brown and Ochsenbein honored with Love Outstanding Community Service Awards
• Two Tech football players awarded commendations for civic duties
• Golden Eagle track team at OVC Outdoor Championships
• Bobby Nichols selected for Ohio Valley Conference Hall of Fame
• Chen, Girling receive 2011 Golden Eagle Tennis Team awards
• Jim Ragland Fishing Tournament canceled
• Golden Eagles head to UT Martin to wrap up regular season
• TTU engineering student wins first place in international redesign contest
• Off the gridiorn; on the job
• Thomas, Gates stymie Lady Govs as Golden Eagles complete the sweep
• Golden Eagles can’t complete sweep, Colonels take Sunday’s finale, 7-3
• Golden Eagles feast on Lady Gov pitching as Tech takes a pair
• Tech takes two in twinbill; looking for a Sunday sweep
• Golden Eagles host final home series of the season against Austin Peay
• Swansey, Murphy named co-MVP at men’s basketball awards dinner
• Colonels come to Cookeville; Tech hosts this weekend’s OVC series
• Oakley STEM Center Offers Tours of the Universe and Beyond
• Tawnya Robinson-Moss named Ambassador of the Month for April
• Thursday's doubleheader against Belmont canceled
• Melody Allen's 'Kin' at Craft Center through May 1
• Tech's softball game against Lipscomb postponed
• Rained In; Tech vs. UT match-up scratched due to inclement weather
• What you may have missed Monday in the Herald-Citizen:
• Jim Gray named 2011 TTU Outstanding Professional
• Pepsi Bobby Nichols Scramble field filling fast
• Tech softball wraps up its non-conference schedule against Lipscomb, Belmont
• Vols visit Cookeville as Tech Baseball plays host to UT on Wednesday night
• will be hosting a seminar about new options for hysterectomy on Thursday, May 19, 2011 at 6 pm in the hospital’s Education Center featuring noted robotic surgeon and OB/GYN specialist Dr. Bert Geer. In addition, women may participate in affordable
• U.S. Rep. Diane Black and state Rep. Ryan Williams to speak at TTU’s spring commencement
• Badoe, Baier and Dainty honored as 2011 Outstanding Faculty
• Mark Stephens appointed interim provost/vice president of Academic Affairs
• Spring Damron and Thomas Grantham named Most Valuable Student Workers
• Tech tied after one round of golf in Dickson
• Golden Eagle golfers bidding for OVC Tournament crown
• Thomas pitches and powers Tech past Morehead State
• Tech drops finale on Saturday; Golden Eagles fall 11-4 to MOR
• Bell, Rhyne pace Tech in seventh-place finish at OVC Tournament
• proudly welcomes Nephrologist Freedom Ikedionwu to its medical staff. He is now seeing patients at 128 North Whitney Avenue in Cookeville - phone (931) 783-5848.
• The Women’s Center of Cookeville Regional has been designated a Breast Imaging Center of Excellence by the American College of Radiology (ACR) and is the only breast imaging center in the Upper Cumberland to achieve this status.
• Campus police chief addresses pending guns on campus legislation
• Golden Eagles split doubleheader with Morehead State
• Golden Eagles bus to Morehead to head off Eagles this weekend
• Friday's softball doubleheader pushed back two hours
• Katherine Bell paces Tech on second day at OVC Championships
• Golden Eagles go 1-1 against Morehead in Friday’s twinbill
• Rockets, Worms & Robotics: Register for summer STEM Center workshops
• STEM Center Offers Cutting-Edge Workshops for Teachers This Summer
• Golden Eagles host crucial series against Morehead State
• Student-Athletes treated to talk in Leaders for Life program
• Birdies tough to come by for Golden Eagles on first day of OVC tourney
• Cook, Hayes, Heady take top honors at annual awards banquet
• Golden Eagles in Dickson for OVC Women's Golf Tournament
• Nominations sought through June 30 for 2011 Tech Sports Hall of Fame
• Gamecocks sweep Golden Eagles
• Tech celebrates student-athlete day
• Registration ongoing for 25th annual Jim Ragland Bass Classic May 7
• Tech softball heads to Jacksonville State for conference doubleheader
• What has been the biggest headline of the year in Tech Athletics?
• TTU BajaSAE team plows through water, mud to bring home first place
• Baseball team plays under the lights Tuesday at home against Belmont
• Price and Park out-pitch Panthers; Tech takes 3-2 win on Sunday
• Golden Eagle women's basketball team takes part in YMCA Healthy Kids Day
• Game one start time moved to 2 p.m.
• Fast-paced scrimmage sees 493 yards; Defense forces four turnovers
• Golden Eagles grounded in Lexington
• Tech tackles rainy weather and garners top-ten finishes at UT
• Golden Eagles fall to Austin Peay in OVC semi-finals
• Golden Eagles head to Lexington for doubleheader against Kentucky
• Environmental sciences colloquium set for April 20 at TTU
• Men's tennis OVC Tournament dual against Murray State pushed back
• Rain doesn't dampen Tech's spirit Friday at Sea Ray Invitational
• Chen's win lifts Tech to semifinals at OVC Tournament
• TTU student and Tunes 4 the Troops founder to be featured on CNN Heroes
• On deck TODAY: Golden Eagles host Western Kentucky
• Make it two; Tech basketball signs a second for 2011-12 season
• Girling, Chen, Eremeev and Kirstein earn all-OVC honors
• Third-seeded Golden Eagles face Murray State to open OVC tourney
• Golden Eagle offense struggles as Lady Toppers take the day
• Charleston calls; Tech takes on EIU in an OVC road trip
• Golden Eagle track team to compete at Sea-Ray Invitational in Knoxville
• April 19 TTU festival celebrates student writing
• Schmidt’s two home runs power Tech past Eastern Kentucky
• Payne and staff sign Esters-Johnson for 2011-12 hoop season
• Golden Eagles take on Colonels in rubber game for their regular season series
• April 19 TTU Jazz Band concert to feature drummer Duffy Jackson
• BSO season finale a celebration of Bernstein’s Broadway, symphonic music
• Toshiko Carnal BFA exhibition Sense of Nature at Craft Center April 20-23
• Mid-week in Murfreesboro; Tech baseball takes on Middle
• Bobby Nichols Scramble filling quickly; Golfers encouraged to register soon
• Jones to participate in 4th Annual Music City All-Star Classic
• Leaders for Life program Wednesday features Dr. M. Dianne Murphy
• Women's Basketball team to hold annual awards dinner April 21
• Golden Eagle women's golf team finishes 11th at EKU Spring Classic
• Golden Eagles fall in extras to SIU Edwardsville
• Golden Eagles take the series but fall short, 13-8, in Sunday’s finale
• Colonels overpower Tech to clinch Ohio Valley Conference title
• Ochsenbein named 2011 Derryberry Award Winner
• Girling, Harris face final home matches as Tech hosts two OVC rivals
• Final tuneup for women's golf team is at EKU meet Saturday and Sunday
• Golden Eagles drop a pair of games at SIU Edwardsville
• Golden Eagles extend winning streak to four as they down Morehead State
• Rhyne paces Golden Eagle women's golf team on first day in EKU tourney
• Walk-off win gives Tech sweep in Saturday OVC twinbill with SEMO
• Golden Eagle track & field team at TSU's Boston-Moon meet Saturday
• Keep ‘em coming; Tech looks to stretch two-game win streak
• Tech FFA chapter excels at state convention
• Sullins BFA exhibition to run April 12-18 at Craft Center
• WOW festival features symposium and workshops
• Columbia University's M. Dianne Murphy to speak at TTU on April 13
• Jacksonville State downs Tech
• Lyla Nelson BFA exhibition at Craft Center April 12-17
• Clay County High School students float their engineering boats in TTU pool
• Sarah Benton BFA exhibit at Craft Center through April 10
• Join us for the annual CRMC 5K Run/Walk to benefit the American Cancer Society to be held the morning after Relay - Saturday, May 7 at 7:00 am at the Putnam County Fairgrounds. Click the link below for more information.
• "Death of a Salesman" at the backdoor
• Griffin earns all-tournament, Golden Eagles fifth at Big Blue Classic
• Bell earns all-tourney; Women's golf team fourth at Belmont Invitational
• Golden Eagles make it three straight as they down Belmont
• Goo Goo Dolls bring different kind of "string music" to Eblen Center
• Tennessee Tech's scheduled game against East Tennessee State rained out
• "Revolution in the Arab Street? Egypt and Beyond" presented on April 6
• Trio of opponents await Golden Eagles, including OVC rivals Jacksonville State and SIU Edwardsville
• Two mid-week games put Tech back on the road
• Freshmen boost Tech to solid start at Big Blue Classic
• Golden Eagles heading to Old Hickory for Belmont Invitational
• announces that Dr. Mark Wathen, cardiologist specializing in electrophysiology, is the first in the Southeast to implant a new defibrillator.
• Long ball costs Golden Eagles series against Panthers
• Gamecocks take Tech, 9-7, in finale; earn 2-1 series win on the weekend
• Men's golf team closes regular season at Big Blue Classic
• Golden Eagles split two at home with JSU to open conference play
• Golden Eagle tennis team claims 5-2 road win at Murray State
• Golden Eagles lose the marathon, but win the sprint as they split with Eastern Illinois
• Tech claims fifth at Gem of the Hills; Mayhew shatters school record
• announces that Phil Fulmer, former Tennessee Vols coach, will be our special guest at the annual CRMC Golf Classic this year to be held August 11-12 at the Cookeville Golf Club. For sponsorship or team info, call Debbie Baker at 783-2786. More info to
• Click on the link below to view items that will be auctioned live at the Pink Gala!
• A limited number of tickets are still available for the Pink Gala! Click on the link below for info - event to be held on Saturday evening, April 16 at DelMonaco Winery to raise money to provide free mammograms for women in the Upper Cumberland who are
• Please join Club 50 Plus at CRMC for Dr. Opless Walker's presentation of "Cures from Mother Nature Part III" on April 8 from 12pm-1pm in the Education Center. We will be providing lunch for $6.00. Please R.S.V.P. to 931-783-2660.
• Lykins named TTU's associate vice president for Communications & Marketing
• Saturday's Tech softball games pushed back one hour
• Watson Brown: Football team making good progress in spring drills
• OVC Commissioner to chair organizing committee for 2014 Women's Final Four
• Golden Eagle track team at JSU's Gem of the Hills meet Saturday
• Cumberland Quintet offers evening of chamber music on April 5
• Maya expert to discuss calendar predictions, misunderstandings
• Henderson Hall to be renovated during summer and fall
• Golden Eagles host three-game series against Eastern Illinois
• Golden Eagles start up conference play with weekend series against Jacksonville
• Tech drops OVC tennis dual to Austin Peay
• Rock and Roll with Brass Arts Quintet on April 4
• Golden Eagle baseball presents Faith Day at Bush Stadium
• Golden Eagle women's basketball players visit Prescott Elementary
• Tech Softball doubleheader against Jacksonville State rescheduled
• Shack-a-Thon on Main Quad to support collegiate Habitat build
• Check important information about SGA elections
• U.S. Navy patents Alouani's method of improved defense tracking
• Oberacker owns top spot at Tech in career hits; goes 4-for-5 at Kentucky
• Deadline for 2012 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tourney tickets pre-sale this Wednesday at 10:30 a.m.
• Golden Eagles take on Jacksonville State in conference doubleheader
• Baseball heads to Lexington to match up against the UK Wildcats on Tuesday
• Mike Sutton interview to air Tuesday evening on WSMV's 6:30 p.m. newscast
• Golden Eagles 12th following first day of play at Grub Mart
• Tech Tennis Matches Canceled Due to Weather
• Golden Eagle golfers eye break in weather to compete in JSU tourney
• Tech splits doubleheader with Murray State
• Softball Doubleheader Postponed Until Sunday
• Zucker exhibit 'Cycle' at Craft Center examines life patterns
• Dr. Ming Wang talks about vision care at TTU on March 31
• No. 63 Radford claims 7-0 victory over Golden Eagle netters
• Amy Jo Carpenter named Ambassador of the Month for March
• Tacarra Hayes named to WBCA all-region team
• Sutton announced as a finalist for the 2011 Skip Prosser Award
• Four Golden Eagle teams in action this weekend, all on the road
• New York Woodwind Quintet in concert at TTU on March 31
• Tuba Ensemble honors Wayne Pegram with April performance
• Mike Sutton announces retirement as Golden Eagle head coach
• Steve Payne named Golden Eagle men's basketball head coach
• Public invited to attend major Press Conference Wednesday morning
• Tech softball splits doueblheader with Eastern Kentucky
• Versus Vandy; Golden Eagles head to Nashville for Tuesday’s night game
• Concrete canoes, steel bridges highlight ASCE competition on campus
• Jazz and Trombones Featured Saturday at TTU
• Allen Ginsberg explored in film screening, guest lecture, creative writing workshop
• Back at home, Tech takes on Eastern Kentucky
• Tech climbs one spot at Hilton Head, Glover nets first Top 20 finish
• Glover leads Tech through first day at Low Country Intercollegiate
• Ninth inning rally gives Purdue the 12-4 win and the 2-1 series
• Late offense vaults Golden Eagles past Redhawks
• Golden Eagles dominate Panthers in home opener
• Stallings roars to third place finish at Transitions Championship
• Golden Eagles journey to Hilton Head for Low Country Intercollegiate
• Golden Eagles play first home match Sunday; Panthers visit for OVC play
• Tech drops a pair of road contests at Southeast Missouri
• Golden Eagles even the series; Tag Boilermakers with 8-3 loss
• Former Golden Eagle Scott Stallings battling Sunday for first PGA Tour title
• Spring work begins Tuesday for veteran Golden Eagle football squad
• Boilermaker baseball comes to Cookeville for three-game series
• Boilermaker bats get the best of the Golden Eagle bullpen in 13-3 win
• The Tennessee Tech women see their season end in the first round of the Women's NIT, falling to Auburn 68-54.
• Tech rallies back, trails Auburn 55-53 with 3:14 remaining
• Tech women and Auburn tied at 43, 9:45 remaining
• The Tech women have taken their biggest lead of the night with an 8-2 run to open the second half. TTU 38-31 over Auburn in the WNIT. 16:53 left.
• Tennessee Tech women lead Auburn 30-29 at the half in the first round of the Women's NIT.
• Women's History Month Events on schedule for March
• U.S. Army Brass Quintet to perform at TTU on March 22
• June Scobee Rodgers to sign 'Silver Linings' book at TTU
• Golden Eagles topped by Auburn in WNIT contest in Eblen Center
• "The True Cost of Coal" and Beehive Design Collective come to TTU
• Golden Eagles host red-hot East Tennessee Buccaneers Wednesday
• ETSU Buccaneers edge Tech, 6-5, with ninth inning rally
• WNIT game with Auburn to be streamed live on OVCsports.TV
• Tech finishes seventh at Samford; Rhyne leads the way
• Cassetty takes second, Golden Eagles finish third at UT Martin tournament
• Tech gets out the broom as it sweeps Tennessee Wesleyan
• In honor of National Patient Safety Awareness Week, last week The Joint Commission released the first in a series of animated Speak Up™ videos to encourage patients to speak up and be active participants in their health care.
• Golden Eagles seventh at Samford, Bell leads Tech after 18 holes
• Cassetty paces Golden Eagles through first round at Grover Page Invitational
• Tech softball hosts Tennessee Wesleyan; travels to Southeast Missouri
• College Insider’s Tournament to be broadcast by Fox Sports
• Shepherd named Pitcher of the Week after his performance against YSU
• Tech softball adds pair of home games against Tennessee Wesleyan
• Women's golf team gets spring underway at Samford tourney
• Tigers spoil Tech’s bid for a sweep
• Golden Eagles use 11 to complete the sweep over Youngstown on Sunday
• CIT bound; Tech men’s basketball to continue playing in the post-season
• Pitching and defense hold firm as Tech takes first two against Tennessee State
• Golden Eagles sweep double header; hang two on Youngstown on Saturday
• Brizard announces soccer team awards for 2010-11 season
• Golden Eagles to host doubleheader with Youngstown Saturday
• Two Golden Eagles named All-District by National Association of Basketball Coaches
• Annual Health Fair set for April 12
• Chemical Engineering’s Holly Stretz named ASEE Outstanding New Faculty
• Golden Eagle softball team begins conference play as it hosts series against Tennessee State
• While we wait, where we stand; Golden Eagles finishing on top
• Women's golf team helps at annual "Hero's Ball"
• Youngstown State hits Cookeville; Baseball hosts three this weekend
• The CRMC Relay For Life team is going to be smoking Boston Butts on March 25 for pickup on March 26 from 9am-11am. The cost is 25 dollars per roast. If you are interested in purchasing one of these, please email Beth Watts at bwatts@crmchealth.org. Money
• What you may have missed Monday in the Herald-Citizen:
• Game against UTC rained out, rainy forecast causes Wednesday schedule change
• Final round washed out; Golden Eagles finish tied for 12th at Samford
• Golden Eagles fall in Charlotte; 49ers own the 8-1 win
• Baseball back on the road to Charlotte for a two-game mid-week series
• The AWAKE Support Group meets Thursday evening at 6 pm - topic will be "How Meds Affect Your Sleep" in CRMC's Education Center - speaker: Dr. Erica Rawdon. The meeting is open to the public and is coordinated by The Sleep Lab at Cookevill
• Oh No! The Children's Library is overflowing with new books. Board books, picture books, easy readers, non-fiction, juvenile fiction...there's so many! Won't you please help us out and take a few home with you? And with our new hours, we&
• What you may have missed Sunday in the Herald-Citizen:
• BSO to perform triumphal ‘London Symphony’ by Haydn
• Golden Eagle softball team continues homestand as it hosts a quartet of non-conference opponents
• Tech tied for 12th after first round at Samford Intercollegiate
• Golden Eagles blanked by Bobcats; Tech goes 1-2 on series
• Golden Eagle golfers set to tee it up Monday at Samford Tournament
• Morehead State wins the OVC men's basketball tournament, beating Tennessee Tech 80-73
• Morehead State leads the Tennessee Tech men 34-27 at halftime of the OVC men's tournament championship.
• UT Martin wins OVC women's championship over Tennessee Tech 82-76.
• Tennessee Tech women trail UT Martin 34-25 at the half of the OVC Women's Tournament championship game.
• Worldwide audience to see Golden Eagles in OVC Championship game
• Tech women set for championship duel against UT-Martin
• Tech falls to UT Martin in OVC Tournament Finals
• Tennessee Tech men upset top-seeded Murray State 64-59 to advance to OVC men's tournament title game
• Tennessee Tech women heading to Ohio Valley Conference tournament championship. Beat Austin Peay 65-56.
• Blood Assurance, the hospital's supplier of blood and blood products, has issued an urgent call for blood donors. All blood types are needed at this time. The Cookeville location is at 155 West Broad (across from the Depot). Hours are Mon-Fri, 8am
• Please join us on March 16th for the next Club 50 Seminar...."Get Mom Moving, Activities for the Mind, Body and Soul" presented by Kim Driver, Community Service Director with Home Instead Senior Care. The seminer will be located in the Educatio
• What you may have missed Thursday in the Herald-Citizen:
• Tech to host the Bobcats of Ohio in a three-game home series this weekend
• Golden Eagles take on Austin Peay in third round of OVC Tournament
• Men's basketball tips off against reigning OVC champs Friday at 7 p.m.
• Tech and Ohio split games; Ohio wins game two 8-4
• Tech women advance to face UT-Martin in Saturday's championship game
• Tech softball opens home schedule with a pair of wins against Middle Tennessee, NC State
• 10 am Belmont Samford game scratched
• Winkle’s Dot to Dot furniture exhibition at Craft Center through March 23
• TTU College of Business Professional Development Week is March 21-25
• Cardboard City event March 17-18 to raise awareness of hunger and homelessness
• Manufacturers offered sustainable energy assessment skills through TTU’s IAC
• Nashville bound; Golden Eagles earn four-spot in 2011 OVC Tournament
• Golden Eagles go two straight; down Berea at home, 8-5
• Be Sure to Come out and Visit with Author Victor Kline at the Home Show this Weekend at Hyder Burks! Coffee with An Author! Presented by the Putnam County Library Friends! Join us March 5th, at 10 AM!!
• Alumni reception planned for Thursday night at OVC Tournament
• Murphy and Swansey receive post-season honors
• Hayes, Heady earn post-season honors; Messer named Coach of the Year
• Tech at Belmont Tuesday for the first of five games this week
• Volleyball coach John Blair speaker at Cookeville Noonday Lion's Club
• Zac Swansey voted OVC Newcomer of the Week
• Archer garners honors as OVC Pitcher of the Week
• Gates garners OVC softball Player of the Week honors
• Three Golden Eagles go yard as Tech crushes East Tennessee State
• Eastern Michigan needs extras to edge Tech, 9-8 in the series finale
• Tech downs Toledo, Northwestern State in day two of Frost Classic
• Eastern Michigan evens series with 5-1 win in Saturday's game
• Lowery breaks record, Tech finishes eighth at OVC Indoor Championships
• Golden Eagles open OVC play with win at Jacksonville State
• Tech claims OVC championship outright with 63-50 win over Jacksonville State
• "Tuition Runs Out Day" on South Patio Tuesday 11-2
• Libby Bridges-Phillips named Ambassador of the Month for February
• Islamic Center of Murfreesboro Imam to speak at TTU Monday
• Mechanical Engineering wins 2011 'Best Darn Major'
• Ben Mohr wins 2011 Kinslow Award for Best Paper
• Oberacker a candidate for 2011 Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award
• First 300 fans wearing purple admitted free Saturday night
• Tennis team opens conference schedule Saturday at Jax State
• Fans invited to Music City Mingle event during OVC Tournament
• Senior Night features three as the Golden Eagles close against JSU
• Rivers, Stephens strike hot; lead Tech to a win over Eastern Mich
• Golden Eagles no-hit Jaguars, fall to Panthers in extras
• Golden Eagle track & field team heads to OVC Indoor Champinships
• Baseball hosts Eastern Michigan in the First weekend series in Bush Stadium
• Golden Eagle softball team heads to Chattanooga for Frost Classic
• Head soccer coach Daniel Brizard announces spring 2011 schedule
• What you may have missed Tuesday in the Herald-Citizen:
• Save the date for Celebration of Craft on April 2
• TTU students top national average by 37 percent on ATMAE exam
• Stem Safari Saturday Feb. 26 features "Feather Frenzy"
• College Chalktalk calls on assistant coach Russ Willemsen for another contribution
• Golden Eagles wrap up 2010-11 regular season at home Saturday against Jacksonville State
• Seventh inning rally falls short as Golden Eagles fall to MTSU
• Saturday's baseball game moved back one hour to 1 p.m. starting time
• What you may have missed Monday in the Herald-Citizen:
• Click on the link below for info about our third Pink Gala event to be held on Saturday evening, April 16 at DelMonaco Winery to raise money to provide free mammograms for women in the Upper Cumberland who are uninsured or underinsured. It's always
• A recent article from the Herald-Citizen about plant food and bath salts
• Dr. Sullivan Smith from Cookeville Regional Medical Center recently appeared on Philip Gibbon's radio show with information on a new drug that's being sold as "plant food" and "bath salts". This could become an epidemic and
• Ismail Fidan awarded 2011 Brown-Henderson Award
• Baseball opens up Bush Stadium hosting Middle Tennessee
• Tennessee Tech baseball coaching staff holds youth league pre-season camp series
• Astronaut, former Golden Eagle Barry Wilmore speaker for Chamber
• Sharpshooting Golden Eagles bouncs back against Cougars
• Save the date: Jim Ragland Bass Tournament scheduled for Saturday, May 7
• Learn about International Research/Collaboration with Mehmet Pakdemirli
• Clem and Peterman named 2011 TTU Engineers of Distinction
• Golden Eagles square off with future OVC rival SIU Edwardsville
• Eagles of Boston College snag the win over Tech to round out the weekend
• Huskers keep Golden Eagle bats in check as Tech falls
• Virginia Tech, Coastal Carolina hand Tech opening-day losses
• Golden Eagles edged at home by Austin Peay
• Golden Eagles tripped twice by lone run in Lone Star state
• Golden Eagle softball team splits first two games of Sleep Inn Classic
• With a share of the OVC Championship assured, Golden Eagles seek to win title outright as they host Austin Peay
• Important information about the new dangerous drug being sold as Plant Food or Bath Salts
• What you may have missed Wednesday in the Herald-Citizen:
• How to start a small business seminar held March 10
• Oakley STEM Center Hosts 57th Annual Cumberland Plateau Regional Science & Engineering Fair
• BracketBuster weekend brings Gardner-Webb to Cookeville
• Golden Eagles clinch share of OVC crown with win over Tennessee State
• What you may have missed Tuesday in the Herald-Citizen:
• Tech women’s basketball holds steady at 17th in Mid-Major Poll
• Golden Eagle softball team heads to North Texas for the Sleep Inn Classic
• Tech to host Think Pink, Pack The House Night Saturday
• Baseball kicks off 2011 season with a trip to Coastal Carolina
• Another Blizzard approaching; Forecast to hit Eblen Center at Thursday's game
• Buckets; article on Swansey featured on Jeff Goodman's blog
• Brian just set up BRAND NEW learning computers in the Children's Library! They include educational software for a variety of subjects and ages, as well as color-coded keyboards and touch screens for ease of use. Library Journal review: your young
• What you may have missed Monday in the Herald-Citizen:
• Katie Lowery repeats as OVC Field Athlete of the Week
• Golden Eagles looking to sweep season series against Tigers
• You know the weather's grand when the bookdrop books are warm, no longer cold! Enjoy this beautiful day, drop on by the library for a new read and a Valentine bookmark!
• What you may have missed Sunday in the Herald-Citizen:
• Darling earns her seventh OVC Newcomer award
• Another buzzer-beating, game-winnner for Swansey as Tech edges TSU
• Blizzard expected Monday inside Eblen Center when Tigers visit TTU
• Back at it in the Hoop; men's basketball hosts Tennessee State Monday
• Kirstein gets clincher as Golden Eagles edge Gardner Webb, 4-3
• Lowery tops vault record again, Mayhew wins weight throw
• Home-standing Skyhawk women trip Tech, tighten up OVC race
• Several standouts as Golden Eagles burn UT Martin for sixth OVC road win
• Pitching the order of the day as Golden Eagles drop two one-run games
• Georgia State claims 6-1 win over Golden Eagles in Atlanta
• Dynamic TTUsports.com website sees 50 million hits in past year
• Much at stake as basketball teams look to conquer UT Martin Saturday
• Baseball team holds two more pre-season scrimmages before next week's opener
• Former Tech coach David Mays inducted into TBCA Hall of Fame
• Click below to view a news story done at CRMC by NewsChannel5 this week about a new drug being taken by teenagers and young adults in our area. There are two video stories - State Senator Pushing Bill to Ban "Bath Salts" and "Plant Food Ab
• Cookeville authors Calvin Dickinson and Jennie Ivey will speak about their recently released book, “Soldiers, War Stories and Spartans: Civil War Stories from Tennessee,” at the Putnam County Library Friends’ Coffee with an Author serie
• Due to the Icy conditions, PCL is CLOSED today, February 10th. Have a safe day!
• Large dams can affect local climates, alter rainfall, says TTU-led study
• University Orchestra performs Beethoven's Fifth on Feb. 17
• Golden Eagle softball team opens 2011 season at Georgia State Tournament
• Bench, balance lead Tech to OVC road win at Murray State
• Murray State claims defensive contest over visiting Golden Eagles
• Eblen Center under "blizzard" warning for TSU game Monday night
• proudly welcomes new physician -Dr. Tatiana O. Guta-Chesnut. She joins our Hospitalist program specializing in the care of hospital inpatients.
• Putnam County Fair 2011
• Climbing higher, Tech women’s basketball ranked 17th in Mid-Major poll
• Headed to Racer country; Tech men take on Murray State at CFBS Arena
• Happy Valentine's Day: Sweetheart Special for Monday's game
• Golden Eagle tennis squad picked to finish second in OVC preseason poll
• Lowery selected as OVC Track & Field Athlete of the Week
• What you may have missed Monday in the Herald-Citizen:
• Don't miss activities during Engineers' Week 2011
• TSHF Hall of Fame induction Friday for Marynell Meadors
• Time to make plans for Nashville -- Both Tech teams in OVC tournament
• Oberacker selected OVC preseason Player of the Year; Tech sits at third in preseason polls
• Tennessee Tech looking to make it 10 in a row as it heads to Murray State
• Joe Erdeljac inducted into state Athletic Trainer's Hall of Fame
• Golf teams have uphill lie in 2011, according to preseason poll
• Please join Club 50 Plus on Feb. 16th from 12pm-1pm in the Education Center for our upcoming seminar...."Nutrition choices can improve your quality of life" presented by Heather Hoffman, Clinical Dietitian. Lunch will be offered for $6 or you m
• Gunter releases updated information on Kurds
• Back to their old tricks, Darling and Hayes dominate OVC awards
• Experienced softball team opens new season Saturday
• Golden Eagles keep pace in OVC race, top Govs 70-64
• Golden Eagles take on Govs; Austin Peay comes to Cookeville on Monday
• Brizard signs eight for the upcoming 2011 soccer season
• Players, coaches and fans have all helped Tech reach 1,000 victories
• Check out the photos on cookevilletimes.com from the Women's Heart event!
• Chen clinches as Golden Eagle tennis team edge Chattanooga, 4-3
• Oh Darling! Brittany, Golden Eagles top Morehead State by a dozen, 82-70
• Track team ready for Saturday's Invitational in Sewanee
• Golden Eagles and Chattanooga meet for 50th time in series
• Golden Eagles vs. Eagles: Two showdowns Saturday in Eblen Center
• Many thanks to all who attended and worked tonight's "A Woman's Heart" event! Almost 400 people packed the Leslie Town Centre to learn about women/heart disease and to raise money for the Humble Hearts Fund. Wonderful fashion show by
• TTU students earn top spot in TVA Investment Challenge
• Black History Month features food, film and entertainment
• Athletes and staff reminded about NCAA policies on wagering
• Hayes reaches 1,000, leads Tech over Lady Colonels with big night
• Golden Eagles hold off stubborn EKU Colonels, 63-54
• What you may have missed Tuesday in the Herald-Citizen:
• TTU students spend winter break on Mexican adventure
• American Horn Quartet to perform at TTU
• Six honored as 2011 Outstanding Alumni
• Guest performer Conor Nelson highlights TTU Flute Day
• Small business lending subject of seminar Feb. 17
• TTU arts roundup: Pianist Emily Yap Chua featured in recital
• Versatility key in Golden Eagle 2011 football signing class
• First 1,500 fans Thursday receive free Cumberland Insurance Rally Towel
• Bryan Symphony returns in 2011 with music from 20th century
• First-place Golden Eagles return home to host Eastern Kentucky
• Men's basketball one game out of first; looking to pack the Hoop this week
• Tech basketball returns home to play three in the Hoop this week
• Carl Ventrice named Ambassador of the Month for January
• Piano recital features contemporary women composers
• Balloon artist brings giant sculptures to TTU
• ‘Excel for Small Business’ series ends Feb. 15
• Explore ‘Good Fortune’ at Appalachian Center for Craft
• Jillian Moore’s metals exhibit on display through Feb. 10
• Be ‘Seen/Unseen’ at Appalachian Center for Craft exhibit
• Swansey earns the vote for OVC Newcomer of the Week
• Willemsen talks about "Handling Adversity" as a team for College Chalktalk
• Teams collecting donations during "Hoops for Heroes" SAAC initiative
• Tech takes on SEMO Saturday at 6; Coaches wearing sneakers
• Road trip concludes Saturday afternoon at Show Me Center
• Business start-up seminar set for Feb. 10
• TTU arts roundup: ‘So You Want to be a Musician?’
• College of Business senior earns HR certificate
• Golden Eagle tennis team plays at No. 58 Memphis Friday night
• Tech's SAAC awarded plaque for Cookeville Christmas Parade participation
• Heady, Jordan key OVC road victory for first place Golden Eagles
• Dutch a capella group to perform at TTU
• Joshua Hauser on trombone and more
• ESPN TV deal renewed, Commissioner extension, Basketball Championship tickets Info
• Tech women’s basketball team ranked 24th in Mid-Major poll
• Two new learning villages opening, faculty heads needed for current villages
• Men’s basketball kicks off second half of their four-game road stint
• Fans - Last chance to get OVC Tourney tickets at deepest discount
• Basketball coaches get the chance to speak to area business leaders
• OVC leading Golden Eagles begin third leg of road trip against Eastern Illinois
• Darling earns her fifth OVC Newcomer award
• Coach Sutton recognized for his perseverence on the sidelines
• TTU Small Coed Competition Squad one of Top 15 in nation
• Golden Eagle basketball teams soar into Nashville for TSU twinbill Saturday
• Public invited as Golden Eagles holds annual awards dinner Jan. 30
• Golden Eagle tennis team opens spring schedule this weekend
• "Turn up the lights in here baby, extra bright I want y'all to see this..."
• The Putnam County Library Will Open 2 Hours Late On Friday January 21st. We Will Be Opening at 11am! Be safe on the Roads!
• Brown, Prescott honored with endowment, lecture series
• College of Business dedicates Throckmorton classroom
• Sleepy Eyed Fox wakes up Backdoor Playhouse
• TTU’S Danner receives composition award
• Messer speaks at Cookeville Rotary function
• Murphy newest member of 1,000-Point Club, Hayes edging closer to joining
• Tech student-athletes score second highest semester GPA
• Everyone, please note the posting rules for comments on our page: Everyone is welcome to comment on our page, but please note that comments will be deleted if they contain profane, libelous, defamatory or accusatory language. We reserve the right to dele
• Take it to the top; Tech basketball faces No. 1 APSU in Clarksville on Thursday
• Alone atop the OVC, Tech begins four-game road trip against Austin Peay
• Don't forget to bring in your Food for Fines! January 20th is the last day to get those fines waived and to help feed families of Putnam County!
• Sign up for CRMC's Health Fair to be held this Saturday, Jan 22. Free and affordable health screenings available...click on the link to learn more!
• What you may have missed Sunday in the Herald-Citizen:
• Charles Decker celebrates art of trumpet on Jan. 20
• Tech takes on defending OVC champs when Murray comes to Eblen Saturday
• Another test looms for first place Golden Eagles as Racers visit
• What you may have missed Tuesday in the Herald-Citizen:
• Saturday’s men’s basketball game Available on ESPN3/Full Court
• Deadline extended for purchasing OVC Tourney tickets at reduced price
• Thursday evening doubleheader vs. UT Martin still on the schedule
• Be sure to watch our newest videos - one about The Birthing Center and one about Sleep Disorders and The Sleep Lab at Cookeville Regional.
• What you may have missed Monday in the Herald-Citizen:
• Business budgeting startup seminar set for Jan. 19
• Snow Camp opens at The Fit on Jan. 12
• Hall of Famer Bill Dupes passes; Services Wednesday in Sweetwater
• Tech shatters record with 217 on Fall Athletic Director’s Honor Roll
• Conference play comes to Cookeville; Men’s basketball tips off against UTM
• What you may have missed Sunday in the Herald-Citizen:
• Printmaking exhibit opens at Joan Derryberry Art Gallery
• Hal Ott guest recital set for Jan. 21 at TTU
• Jan. 17 pipe organ recital at TTU highlights instrument’s needs
• Tech battles UT Martin for first place in OVC
• Four tournaments, 23 home games featured in '11 softball schedule
• TEENS!! PCL Needs your help! What kind of programs do you want? What do you want to do? What do you want to read? Flood our page with suggestions! We want to make our Library yours!
• Register for Craft Center's clay workshop, spring and summer workshops
• Tech looking to bounce back against Eastern Kentucky
• On to the next one; men's basketball team heads to Richmond for EKU on Saturday
• What you may have missed Wednesday in the Herald-Citizen:
• What you may have missed Tuesday in the Herald-Citizen:
• New book toots horn for Tennessee Tech Tuba Ensemble
• It's Game Week: FCS Champion to be crowned Friday night
• Men's game at Austin Peay to be televised on ESPNU; Tipoff times changed
• Food, wine and festivities - a fun way for women to learn more about heart disease - A Woman's Heart scheduled for Thursday, February 3 - 5:00-8:00 pm-Leslie Town Centre. Hear from Drs. Michael Lenhart and Mark Wathen;enjoy a special performance by
• Golden Eagles resume conference play against Morehead State
• 2011 OVC play tips off; men’s basketball road trips to “Death Valley” this weekend
• Darling earns her fourth straight OVC Newcomer award
• Golden Eagles host St. Louis to open 2011
• Tech takes on Crowley’s Ridge in its last game of 2010
• Knights upend Golden Eagles in Orlando
• is pleased to share our 2010 Cancer Center Annual Report with our Facebook friends. Thank you to all of our wonderful patients and staff that were featured this year.
• Tennessee Tech resumes play on the road at Central Florida
• Special promotions in store at several upcoming basketball games
• Save the dates: Tech's 2011 Bobby Nichols Scramble is June 10-12
• Bragga and staff host baseball's pre-season camp in January
• wishes everyone a safe and happy Christmas season!
• Just three days left to grab some festive reading for the long cold weekend! Be sure to stop by and stock up before closing on Thursday, we shall be re-open on Tuesday the 28th. Happy Holidays!
• What you may have missed Monday in the Herald-Citizen:
• "If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them more fairy tales." Albert Einstein
• congratulates the area paramedics who participated in the area's first ever Critical Care Course for EMS!
• Follow Herald-Citizen sports on Twitter: @cookevillesport
• What you may have missed Wednesday in the Herald-Citizen:
• What you may have missed Tuesday in the Herald-Citizen
• Putnam County Schools closed Wednesday
• What you may have missed Monday in the Herald-Citizen:
• PCL WILL be OPEN on Tuesday, December 14th. Come in and get yourself some books to enjoy during this winter weather!
• Putnam County Schools Closed Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2010.
• Putnam County Schools CLOSED Monday, Dec. 13, 2010
• Thanks to everyone-especially Laura Clemons and The CRMC Foundation-who helped with the publication of The People's Hospital!
• What you may have missed Thursday in the Herald-Citizen:
• Invites you to learn about the history of CRMC in the new book, The People’s Hospital: A History of Cookeville Regional Medical Center, 1950-2010. The book traces the origins of the city-owned hospital, which began as a 15-bed private clinic near t
• What you may have missed Tuesday in the Herald-Citizen:
• What you may have missed Sunday in the Herald-Citizen:
• In an effort to enhance hospital security and to protect patients, family members and staff, Cookeville Regional Medical Center will begin locking the main hospital entrance as of Tuesday, December 7, every evening from 9:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. Anyone
• Are you ready for the BlueCross Bowl? More than 400 local volunteers are!
• What you may have missed Tuesday in the Herald-Citizen:
• Christmas parade canceled tonight
• What you may have missed Sunday in the Herald-Citizen:
• What you may have missed Sunday in the Herald-Citizen:
• invites you to visit our YouTube Channel to learn more about the services and physicians at Cookeville Regional. We most recently added "Your Health Matters - Cancer Services at Cookeville Regional" for your viewing pleasure!
• proudly welcomes Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Philip Elizondo to its staff. Dr. Elizondo joins Drs.Carl Hollmann, James McKinney, Greg Roberts, and John Turnbull at Upper Cumberland Orthopedics.
• celebrates the national recognition received by our Spine Surgery program and the great work by our neurosurgeons and team!
• invites you to read how our orthopedic surgeons make a difference at CRMC and how our Orthopedics program is nationally recognized for quality results!
• welcomes new COO Menachem Langer, MD, MBA to the team!
• welcomes new Pathologist – Don Asberry, MD. He is joining Drs. Kincaid, Collins, Glasgow, Hall, Moss, Nolan and McKenzie of Cookeville Pathology.
• welcomes new Pathologist – Meiklejohn D. McKenzie, D.O. He is joining Drs. Kincaid, Collins, Glasgow, Hall, Moss, Nolan and Asberry of Cookeville Pathology.
• is proud to announce that the Cancer Program at Cookeville Regional Medical Center has been awarded the prestigious OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT AWARD by the Commission on Cancer. This award is designed to recognize cancer programs that strive for excellence
• welcomes new physician - Christine Pham, MD, obstetrician and gynecologist. She joins Drs. Bert Geer, Michael Pippin, Jeffrey Gleason and Paige Gernt at OB/GYN Associates.
• is planning the 2010 Golf Classic Celebrity Dinner with special guest Olympic Hall of Famer BRUCE JENNER to be held Thursday, August 12 at 6 pm at the Leslie Towne Center. Tickets are $60 per person or $400 for a table of eight. For more info, call Chr
• Tickets are now on sale! Meet Bruce Jenner, Olympic Hall of Famer, and star of Keeping Up with the Kardashians! He will be in Cookeville as the CRMC Golf Classic celebrity guest. Dinner tickets (Aug 12) are available for $60 per person or $400 for a t
• welcomes new physician - Grant T. Rohman, MD, E-N-T/Otolaryngology specialist. He joins Drs. Charles Jordan, Tom Lawrence, Bronn Rayne, Scott Keith and Mark Kriskovich at Upper Cumberland Otolaryngology located at 100 W. 4th St, Ste. 200 in Cookeville an
• welcomes new Family Practice physician - Crystal Martin, MD. She joins Dr. Hix of The Physician Associates of Cookeville Regional located at 128 North Whitney Avenue, Suite B in Cookeville. Dr. Martin will begin seeing patients as of Tuesday, September 7
• Cookeville Regional welcomes new physician - Dr. Dawn Meadows Barlow, a native of Livingston, TN. She joins our Hospitalist program specializing in the care of hospital inpatients.
• is proud to announce that the Cancer Program at Cookeville Regional Medical Center has been awarded the prestigious OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT AWARD by the Commission on Cancer. This award is designed to recognize cancer programs that strive for excellence
• welcomes new physician - Christine Pham, MD, obstetrician and gynecologist. She joins Drs. Bert Geer, Michael Pippin, Jeffrey Gleason and Paige Gernt at OB/GYN Associates.
• is planning the 2010 Golf Classic Celebrity Dinner with special guest Olympic Hall of Famer BRUCE JENNER to be held Thursday, August 12 at 6 pm at the Leslie Towne Center. Tickets are $60 per person or $400 for a table of eight. For more info, call Chr
• Tickets are now on sale! Meet Bruce Jenner, Olympic Hall of Famer, and star of Keeping Up with the Kardashians! He will be in Cookeville as the CRMC Golf Classic celebrity guest. Dinner tickets (Aug 12) are available for $60 per person or $400 for a t
• welcomes new physician - Grant T. Rohman, MD, E-N-T/Otolaryngology specialist. He joins Drs. Charles Jordan, Tom Lawrence, Bronn Rayne, Scott Keith and Mark Kriskovich at Upper Cumberland Otolaryngology located at 100 W. 4th St, Ste. 200 in Cookeville an
• welcomes new Family Practice physician - Crystal Martin, MD. She joins Dr. Hix of The Physician Associates of Cookeville Regional located at 128 North Whitney Avenue, Suite B in Cookeville. Dr. Martin will begin seeing patients as of Tuesday, September 7
• Cookeville Regional welcomes new physician - Dr. Dawn Meadows Barlow, a native of Livingston, TN. She joins our Hospitalist program specializing in the care of hospital inpatients.
• Annual fundraiser for Caring Hands Fund, Cancer Care Fund and the Save-A-Life Mammogram Project
• welcomes new Family Practice physician - Crystal Martin, MD. She joins Dr. Hix of The Physician Ass
• welcomes new physician - General Surgeon Dr. Kevin Purgiel
• CRMC is also happy to announce the addition of electrophysiology services to the Heart & Vascul
• is happy to announce that one of our physicians was featured in the March issue of ESSENCE magazine
• welcomes new physician - Cardiac, Thoracic and Vascular Surgeon Dr. Timothy J. Powell
• Cookeville Regional welcomes new physician - Dr. Dawn Meadows Barlow, a native of Livingston, TN.
• is proud to announce that the Cancer Program at Cookeville Regional Medical Center has been awarded
• welcomes new physician - Christine Pham, MD, obstetrician and gynecologist. She joins Drs. Bert Ge
• is planning the 2010 Golf Classic Celebrity Dinner with special guest Olympic Hall of Famer BRUCE J
• Tickets are now on sale! Meet Bruce Jenner, Olympic Hall of Famer, and star of Keeping Up with the
• welcomes new physician - Grant T. Rohman, MD, E-N-T/Otolaryngology specialist. He joins Drs. Charle
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Putnam County
• Putnam County Agricultural And Industrial Fair

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