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Brian Wilmoth

Brian Wilmoth

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Cookeville Writer and Editor, Herald-Citizen

Cookeville

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Catholic history books book publishing

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Total articles 575

  • Interstate construction to halt for Easter travel

    By Brian Wilmoth| Southern Standard Verified The Tennessee Department of Transportation is halting all interstate construction over the Easter holiday weekend. According to TDOT, all work crews and contractors will stop all road construction that requires lane closures between 6 p.m. Thursday and 6 a.m. Monday. “This will provide maximum roadway capacity to motorists expected to travel across the state this upcoming holiday weekend,” TDOT said in a press release.

    By Brian Wilmoth · Southern Standard

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Algood budget passes first reading

    By Brian Wilmoth, Brian Wilmoth Herald-Citizen| Herald-Citizen Verified The Algood City Council voted Tuesday to approve its budget for the coming fiscal year. Mayor Lisa Chapman-Fowler said the new budget will maintain the city's current tax rate of $0.3623 per $100, which has been the same for almost a dozen years. She said although the budget includes a deficit, the town's general fund can cover the difference. "We have a healthy general fund," she said.

    By Brian Wilmoth, Brian Wilmoth Herald-Citizen · Herald-Citizen

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Interstate construction to halt for Easter travel

    By Brian Wilmoth| Southern Standard Verified The Tennessee Department of Transportation is halting all interstate construction over the Easter holiday weekend. According to TDOT, all work crews and contractors will stop all road construction that requires lane closures between 6 p.m. Thursday and 6 a.m. Monday. “This will provide maximum roadway capacity to motorists expected to travel across the state this upcoming holiday weekend,” TDOT said in a press release.

    By Brian Wilmoth · Southern Standard

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Herald-Citizen

Cookeville, United States

+1 931-526-9715