Man Killed in Crash

January 3, 2019
By: Dwayne Page

A McMinnville man lost his life in a head-on crash Wednesday afternoon on Highway 146 near the DeKalb County line in Cannon County.

Dead is 35 year old Freddie Eldridge.

The crash occurred at 3:20 p.m. about a mile from the DeKalb County Line.

According to Trooper Richard Teachout of the Tennessee Highway Patrol, Eldridge was traveling south in a 2013 Honda Civic when he crossed into the northbound lane while trying to negotiate a curve and struck an oncoming 2012 Jeep Cherokee driven by 51 year old Melissa Stringer of Smithville.

Eldridge died at the scene. Stringer was taken by Cannon County EMS to Saint Thomas Stones River Hospital in Woodbury and then to Vanderbilt Hospital.

Members of the Cannon County Rescue Squad were summoned to perform extrication services to help remove the body of Eldridge, which was pinned in the vehicle. The Cannon County Short Mountain Highway Fire Station and Cannon County Sheriff’s Department were also on the scene.

January 3, 2019
By: Dwayne Page

The names of players, coaches, and officials for Saturday night’s first annual DCHS basketball alumni games have been released.

DeKalb County High School basketball fans will be treated to a blast from the past Saturday night, January 5th as former high school basketball players return for the first annual alumni games at the DCHS gym.

The Lady Tigers Alumni game starts at 6 p.m. followed by the Tigers Alumni game. Former DCHS basketball cheerleaders will also be there to lead the crowd in cheering on the teams.
Admission is $5.00 at the door and concessions will be available.

The participants are listed below:

Alumni Game

Officials:
Danielle Judkins Collins- Class of 1995
Kim McCoy Frazier: Class of 1994
Kerry Davis- Class of 1987
Jeremy Haas: Class of 1998
Shaun Tubbs- Class of 1988

Current High School Basketball Coaches:
Lady Tigers Basketball Coach Danny Fish: Class of 1996
Cheerleading Coach Amanda Cooper Fuller: Class of 1990

Lady Tigers Alumni:

Coaches:
Colby Bates: Class of 2017
Alex Hall: Class of 2013

Players:
Lauren Adcock: Class of 2011
Casey Bogle Agee: Class of 1999
Jailyn Bolding: Class of 2016
Rachel Evans: Class of 1996
Stephanie Hart: Class of 2003
Hannah Panter: Class of 2017
Kelly Parkerson Pyburn: Class of 1999
Jennifer Turner Sykes: Class of 2001
Amy Stockling Tobitt: Class of 1999

Tigers Alumni:

Coaches:
Ryan Dodd: Class of 2010
Will Frazier: Class of 1997

Players:
Joey Agee: Class of 1999
Josh Agee: Class of 1996
Nick Bond: Class of 1998
Justin Bone: Class of 2015
Justin Brooks: Class of2007
Abram Edwards: Class of 2010
Tim Edwards: Class of 1998
Marshal Evins- Class of 2018
Sonni Fullilove: Class of 2013
Austin Johnson- Class of 2018
Trey Jones- Class of 2018
Jacob Melton-Class of 2005
Aaron Patterson: Class of 2015
Lucas Phillips: Class of 2013
Jacob Rankhorn: Class of 2004
Ethan Roller: Class of 2014
Nicholas Underhill: Class of 2012
Chandler Vincent- Class of 2017
Zach Vincent: Class of 2013
Seth Willoughby: Class of 2010

Alumni Cheerleaders:

Coach:
Mandy Pack Dakas: Class of 1991

Cheerleaders:
Dama Hendrixson Agee: Class of 1997
January Zaderiko Agee: Class of 1997
Amanda Davis: Class of 2001
Jasmine Dimas: Class of 2012
Hannah Evans- Class of 2018
Kelsey Hale: Class of 2013
Sheila Whitford Kirby: Class of 1997
Ashlee Whitehead Rankhorn: Class of 2012
Chana Shehane Roller: Class of 1997
Allison Rogers- Class of 2017
Christian Atnip Underhill: Class of 2012
Olivia Winter- Class of 2018

January 2, 2019
By:

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District is managing releases as appropriate at its dams on the Cumberland River and its tributaries due to recent and ongoing rain events and those forecasted for the next week.

The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for much of the Cumberland River Basin and is forecasting the potential for some rivers and streams to surpass flood stage. Due to the wet conditions the area has experienced in December, seasonally high lake levels are observed at the four flood control storage reservoirs in the Cumberland River System. Releases from Wolf Creek Dam, Dale Hollow Dam, Center Hill Dam, and J. Percy Priest Dam are being moved through the run of the river projects, which are Cordell Hull Dam, Old Hickory Dam, and Cheatham Dam.

Due to high flows and established regulations, Cheatham Lock is closed to all navigation traffic until flows from the project recede below 90,000 cubic feet per second.The National Weather Service predicts an additional 1-2 inches of precipitation Jan. 3-4, 2019.

Depending on therainfall totals and intensity, unregulated tributaries of the Cumberland River may be affected as well. Appropriateflood watches and warnings would be issued by the National Weather Service. Additionally, river stage forecasts areupdated at least daily.

Nashville District’s water managers are closely monitoring the Cumberland River System and communicating with local, state, and federal partners to best regulate releases from the basin’s 10 multipurpose reservoirs. The public is urged to keep safey away from swift moving currents and to never drive on a roadway covered by water.

(The public can obtain news, updates and information from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District on the district’s website at www.lrn.usace.army.mil, on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/nashvillecorps,http://www.facebook.com/cheathamlake and on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/nashvillecorps.)

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