Curtis Adams 76, Hired As Crossville City Manager

The Crossville City Council on Tuesday night voted unanimously to select Mr. Adams to take the place of the retiring city manager Ted Meadows.  Crossville which is a retirement and recreational center, has 12,000 residents. It owns the local water company and has 168 city employees.  His first day on the job in Crossville is May 17.

Mayor Graham says Commissioner Adams' 22-years of experience will be an asset to their community.  The city manager job pays 105-thousand-dollars a year and comes along with a new Impala.

"Nailed" comes to Crossville

Nailed comes to Crossville

The nailed vehicles are part of a campaign to make drivers aware that Tennessee’s law enforcement agencies will be stepping up enforcement on the roads this summer and watching for anyone speeding, riding without a safety belt, or driving while under the influence.

Editorial:  So when you see this nice BMW parked in front of you house.  "Drive Drunk, Get Nailed"  Think of a record for drunk driving with arrests of EIGHT DUIs that's still out on the road!  It's sure not the fault of law enforcement.  But be sure to have your safety belt on.  Guess it's to protect you from the Drunk that doesn't do jail time!