Businesses continue to reemploy Tennesseans as economy rebounds
Statewide unemployment drops in August as more Tennesseans go back to work after...
Federal Reserve says rates to stay near zero until 2023
WASHINGTON – The Federal Reserve wrapped up its final two-day policy meeting...
August revenues exceed expectations
NASHVILLE – Tennessee revenues were more than the budgeted estimates for the first month...
UC doubles state sales tax revenue increase for 3rd month
UPPER CUMBERLAND – The Upper Cumberland is continuing its rebound at a much...
SmartBank looks to build on Progressive’s solid foundation
UPPER CUMBERLAND - Effective March 1, 2020, SmartFinancial (parent company of SmartBank)...
Aphena announces $21 million expansion, new headquarters
COOKEVILLE – Aphena Pharma Solutions today announced a $21 million expansion...
Tech named ‘A+’ school, has least student debt: U.S. News
COOKEVILLE –Tennessee Tech University has again been ranked as one of the top universities...
Lee announces $3.7 million in grant funding for UC communities
NASHVILLE – Gov. Bill Lee and Tennessee Economic and Community Development...
Tennessee Tech ranked among Best Colleges for Your Money
COOKEVILLE – As reflected in Money’s newest college rankings, Tennessee Tech continues to provide a high-value...
SmartBank brings its ‘wow’ factor to the Upper Cumberland region
UPPER CUMBERLAND - Effective March 1, 2020, SmartFinancial (parent company of...
Panhandling ordinance passes first reading, public hearing set
COOKEVILLE – Thursday night after much debate, the Cookeville City Council passed...
Construction starts on West Side mixed-use development
COOKEVILLE – The look of Cookeville’s West Side will soon be...
Jean Chatzky to kick off TTU Women’s Leadership Conference
COOKEVILLE – The Tennessee Tech University Women’s Conference hosted by the...
CRMC expands visitation policy
COOKEVILLE – Cookeville Regional Medical Center expanded its visitor policy to allow one visitor...
CARES Act grant to impact local tourism
Cookeville-Putnam County Visitors’ Bureau eligible for more than $100K in recovery marketing
UC sales tax increase more than doubles state levels
UPPER CUMBERLAND – June 2020 sales tax numbers confirm that the...
Preliminary numbers good for Tech enrollment
COOKEVILLE - After one week of classes, Tennessee Tech’s preliminary enrollment data indicates overall...
Twin Lakes to construct, manage $11.55 million in emergency broadband funds
UPPER CUMBERLAND – Gov. Bill Lee recently announced $61 million in...
Employment in UC rebounds faster than state, nation
UPPER CUMBERLAND – It’s rare that the Upper Cumberland has a...
Tennessee Guard keeps fighting against COVID-19
NASHVILLE – Since March 26, Soldiers and Airmen with the Tennessee National Guard have...
UCBJ Lists: Putnam County’s top residential transactions in July 2020
PUTNAM COUNTY – These are the most expensive homes sold in...
More than 25,000 eligible businesses yet to claim Small Business Relief
NASHVILLE - Businesses eligible for the Tennessee Business Relief Program have until Sept. 25, 2020 –...
COVID-19: Working moms bear brunt of home schooling
WASHINGTON - The transition to online schooling and stay-at-home orders during the coronavirus pandemic...
Tennessee tourism announces record impact numbers
Report shows tourism is vital to restoring state’s economic recovery
To mask or not to mask?
COOKEVILLE – Five-plus months into living with the COVID-19 virus, there...
Area business leaders, entrepreneurs join Rose in small biz town hall
UPPER CUMBERLAND — Leaders of both the Upper Cumberland Development District (UCDD) and the Small...
FirstNet helps Tennessee Guard with emergency response
NASHVILLE – In the early morning hours of March 3, a storm system moved...
Putnam sales tax revenues up 10% in June
PUTNAM COUNTY – June 2020 sales tax revenue for Putnam County and its municipalities...
Livingston, Mount Pleasant accredited as Tennessee Main Street communities
NASHVILLE – Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development (TNECD) Commissioner Bob Rolfe announced...
UCDD receives $5.6 million in funding to help small businesses
$8 million spread across other areas of state as part of CARES Act...