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Crossville News First News and information for Cumberland and surrounding counties. Crossville News First was founded January 2014

Crossville News First is a service launched by Tony Perry. Tony has been in the field of Radio Broadcasting for more than 40 years serving in the position of station manager, program director, news director, production director and sales at various stations throughout the years. Our goal is present news of interest from Crossville and surrounding areas that is relevant , interesting and important

to our viewers. Our only 'commenting' policy is that if inappropriate language is used in a comment, that comment will be hidden from view except for the person making the comment and their Facebook friends.

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14/12/2025

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UPDATED AS OF 7:50 AM CST/8:50 AM EST DECEMBER 15

Current Tennessee City/County School Closings for MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2025

Systems highlighted in BLUE are CLOSED
Systems highlighted in GREEN are DELAYED

CLOSED:
Bledsoe Co. - Virtual Day
Campbell Co.
Carter Co. & Elizabethton City
Claiborne Co.
Greene Co.
Johnson Co.
McMinn Co.
Meigs Co.
Polk Co.
Rhea Co. & Dayton City
Scott Co.
Unicoi Co.

TWO HOUR DELAY:
Bradley Co. & Cleveland City
Cannon Co.
Clay Co.
Cocke Co.
DeKalb Co.
Fentress Co.
Grainger Co.
Grundy Co.
Hancock Co.
Hawkins Co. & Rogersville City
Hickman Co.
Houston Co.
Humphreys Co.
Jackson Co.
Jefferson Co.
Marion Co. & Richard Hardy Memorial
Monroe Co. & Sweetwater City
Morgan Co.
Overton Co.
Roane Co.
Sequatchie Co.
Smith Co.
Stewart Co.
Sullivan Co., Bristol City, & Kingsport City
Union Co.
Van Buren Co.
Warren Co.
Washington Co. & Johnson City

14/12/2025

SCHOOL CLOSINGS AND DELAYS FOR MONDAY

City of Dayton
McMinn County
Rhea
Scott County Schools
Closed Monday

Morgan County Schools
Opening 2 Hrs late - 12/15 |

ClayTWO HOURS LATE
DeKalbTWO HOURS LATE
FentressTWO HOURS LATE
GrundyTWO HOURS LATE
HickmanTWO HOURS LATE
HoustonTWO HOURS LATE
JacksonTWO HOURS LATE
OvertonTWO HOURS LATE
SmithOPEN AT 10:00
Somerset Comm. CollegeOPEN AT 11:00
StewartTWO HOURS LATE
Van BurenTWO HOURS LATE
Warren Co., TNTWO HOURS LATE

Roane County Schools
Opening Late 2 hours

Scott County Schools
Closed Monday

Sweetwater City
Opening Late Monday 2 Hours
School

Overton County Schools
Livingston Public School
Delayed 2 hours

COLD WEATHER ADVISORY FOR CROSSVILLE CLICK POST FOR DETAILS
13/12/2025

COLD WEATHER ADVISORY FOR CROSSVILLE CLICK POST FOR DETAILS

See a list of all of the Official Weather Advisories, Warnings, and Severe Weather Alerts for Crossville, TN.

09/12/2025

Sgt. John Coley has been terminated from the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office following the initiation of a Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) case at the request of the 13th Judicial District Attorney’s Office. His dismissal stems from violations of departmental ethics policies and conduct unbecoming of an officer.

09/12/2025

CUMBERLAND COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
Sheriff Casey Cox
CROSSVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT
Chief Jessie Brooks
CUMBERLAND COUNTY SCHOOLS
Director Rebecca Farley
JOINT PRESS RELEASE
December 8, 2025
STUDENT CHARGED WITH MAKING A THREAT OF MASS VIOLENCE ON SCHOOL PROPERTY
Crossville, TN – A student at Stone Elementary School will be charged with making a threat of mass violence following alarming statements made to students on Monday, December 8, 2025. Several students reported to a teacher that a student made a statement threatening mass violence.
The District Threat Response Team consisting of school officials, members of the Crossville Police Department, Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office, and Office of Homeland Security responded to assist in the investigation. The School Threat Assessment Team did a great job containing the situation and obtaining valuable information for the investigation. No weapons were found and no students were ever in any danger.
As a result of the prompt actions taken by school officials and law enforcement, the school was able to continue operations without interruption, avoiding the need for any type of lockdown. The juvenile suspect will be charged under T.C.A. 39-16-517 for making a Threat of Mass Violence on School Property.
The community, students and staff are encouraged to report any suspicious or potentially threatening behavior related to schools or public buildings. We are committed to investigating every threat received to ensure the safety of our schools and all citizens.

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