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Backdoor Playhouse Presents One Act Musical Comedy

"The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" is the title of the TTU Tech Player's November musical comedy. Dates continue through November 12. Read More »

Even Fitness Gets Spooky

Halloween fun across the Upper Cumberland region includes a fitness flash mob in Livingston, train rides, a Monster Mash and more. Read More »

Whimsical, Spiritied Sculptures by Local Artist Celebrated Nationally

A reception honoring Marilee Hall at Art a la carte Friday celebrated the spirit of the local artist whose work is being featured nationally in shows and galleries. Read More »

Standing Stone: Celebrating Monterey's Surprising History

2011 Standing Stone Day in Monterey, Tennessee is richer than ever with the addition of Longhunters to the Cherokee. Read More »

TENNESSEE’S 2011 CIVIL WAR SESQUICENTENNIAL SIGNATURE EVENT ANNOUNCED

In commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the American Civil War, Tennessee’s Sesquicentennial Commission announces the state’s second Sesquicentennial Signature Event Read More »

Falling Into Like Starts At CPAC

The Backstage series is starting Falling In Like at CPAC on August 26th Read More »

Cookeville Community Band Continues Its Concert Series In Dogwood Park

The community band played on Monday night. Read More »

Final View of Bonneroo

Evan endures crowds and the sun to get the perfect seat. Read More »

Jammin At Hippie Jacks

Jammin At Hippie Jacks; One Of The Best Musical Festivals Read More »

A Fantastic Show By Jake Leg Stompers' Vaudeville Circus

Jake Leg Stompers' Vaudeville Circus played at Tennessee Tech's Backdoor Playhouse Friday Night and it quite literally one of the best shows I have ever seen. Read More »

More Parade Photos

We took a lot of photos in the Cookeville Christmas Parade. View the gallery of additional photos and see who you know. Read More »

Violinist Wei Tsun Chang brings TTU to world stage

Wei Tsun Chang speaks five languages fluently, but it is with his sixth and perhaps most well-spoken language – music – that he sets Tennessee Tech University on a world stage. Read More »

Bryan Symphony Orchestra season opens: free performance in Dogwood Park

Bryan Symphony Orchestra season opens with free performance in Cookeville’s Dogwood Park Labor Day weekend, Sept. 5 Read More »

Hollowware exhibit at Craft Center through Sept. 29

“Metal Under Glass,” a collection of enameled metal vessels made by Sarah Perkins, is on display in Gallery One of the Appalachian Center for Craft through Sept. 29 Read More »

John Mayer apologizes for "raw" Playboy interview

Singer John Mayer ignited a media storm on Wednesday with a no-holds barred Playboy interview in which he described former girlfriend Jessica Simpson as "sexual napalm" and confessed an aversion to sleeping with black women. Read More »

Rapper Lloyd Banks arrested in Canada

Rapper Lloyd Banks was arrested in Canada during the weekend after he and three associates allegedly assaulted and robbed a concert promoter. Read More »

Tiger Woods' girlfriend apologizes in TV interview

California cocktail waitress Jaimee Grubbs apologized to Tiger Woods' wife Elin Nordegren in an interview with a US tabloid television program for having an affair with the golf superstar. Read More »

Stage for Madonna show collapses in France, 1 dead

A stage being constructed for a concert by pop star Madonna collapsed on Thursday, killing one worker and injuring seven others, police in the southern French city of Marseille said. Read More »

Farrah Fawcett, 1970s sex symbol, dies aged 62

Actress Farrah Fawcett, the "Charlie's Angels" television star whose big smile and feathered blond mane made her one of the reigning sex symbols of the 1970s, died on Thursday after a long battle with cancer. She was 62. Read More »

"American Idol" ends on low note

Kris Allen's upset victory over glam rocker Adam Lambert drew the smallest "American Idol" finale audience since 2004, slowing the television ratings juggernaut and posing questions about the future of some of its key players. Read More »

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