Crossville News First

  • Home
  • Crossville News First

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.

SNAP UPDATE: Tennessee began issuing partial SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits on November 12, 2...
13/11/2025

SNAP UPDATE:
Tennessee began issuing partial SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits on November 12, 2025, for households originally scheduled to receive their benefits between the 1st and the 12th of the month.

All other households can expect to receive their reduced benefit on their regular scheduled date.

Payments for the 1st to 12th: Households that normally get their benefits between the 1st and 12th of the month started to receive them on November 12, 2025.

Payments for dates after the 12th: Households scheduled to receive benefits after the 12th will get their reduced amount on their usual date.

What to expect: Families will receive 65% of their November payment, and the remaining balance will be issued at a later date once federal funding is fully restored.

How to check your benefits: You can log in to the One DHS Customer Portal or use the ebtEDGE app to check your benefit balance and payment date.

11/11/2025

NO SCHOOL IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY TUESDAY NOV 11TH

Tennessee does not have a confirmed date for the next SNAP payment, as the state must first receive and process partial ...
10/11/2025

Tennessee does not have a confirmed date for the next SNAP payment, as the state must first receive and process partial funding for November benefits. This is due to a federal funding issue that requires the Tennessee Department of Human Services (TDHS) to recalculate benefit amounts and distribution timelines. Once details are confirmed, the state will likely release payments based on a schedule, though the exact date is not yet available.

Federal funding is being re-established: The USDA is working to release full funding to states, which is a necessary step before Tennessee can disburse its own benefits.

Benefit amounts will change: A federal requirement means that benefit amounts will be recalculated, and recipients may receive a different amount than in the past.

No estimated date is available: TDHS has stated they do not have an estimated delivery date for the November benefits at this time and have advised people to check the TDHS website for updates.

Interim assistance is available: The state is working with nonprofits and faith-based organizations to provide food assistance for those in need while waiting for the benefits to be reinstated.

Check the official TDHS website: To stay informed, monitor the TDHS website for updates on the status of SNAP benefits.

https://www.tn.gov/humanservices/for-families/supplemental-nutrition-assistance-program-snap.html

Snow showers are occurring now and will continue intermittently through the afternoon and into the early evening in Cros...
10/11/2025

Snow showers are occurring now and will continue intermittently through the afternoon and into the early evening in Crossville, TN today, November 10, 2025.

The current hourly forecast indicates the following for snow showers:

12:00 PM - 5:00 PM: There is a 35% to 59% chance of snow showers, with minor accumulations possible, particularly around 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM.

6:00 PM - 8:00 PM: The chance of snow showers decreases to around 11% to 23%, and conditions become mostly cloudy or partly cloudy.

9:00 PM onwards: The chance of snow is very low (less than 5%), with the sky becoming mostly clear.

The highest chance of snow showers is expected during the afternoon hours. Total snow accumulations for the day are expected to be less than one inch.

AI Overview11/10/25In November 2025, SNAP rules include a 65% reduction in maximum monthly benefits due to funding issue...
10/11/2025

AI Overview

11/10/25

In November 2025, SNAP rules include a 65% reduction in maximum monthly benefits due to funding issues and a stricter work requirement for Able-Bodied Adults Without Dependents (ABAWDs), expanding the age range to 18-64. Eligible ABAWDs must work 80 hours a month to receive benefits beyond three months in a three-year period. Additionally, the federal government shutdown has caused delays in payments, though some partial payments are being released.

Benefit and payment changes Payment reduction: Maximum allotments for November 2025 are being reduced to 65% of the typical maximum benefits due to funding limitations.

Payment delay: Payments for November have been delayed due to a federal government shutdown, but partial payments are being sent out.

Minimum benefits: One- and two-person households affected by the reduction will receive the minimum monthly benefit as specified by their state agency, with specific rounding procedures applied to certain amounts.

Work requirements
ABAWD age range: The age limit for the ABAWD work requirement has been expanded from 18–52 to 18–64.

Work requirement: ABAWDs must meet a work requirement of 80 hours per month (through paid work, job training, or volunteering) to receive benefits for more than three months within a three-year period.

Stricter verification: The verification process for meeting the work requirement is now stricter. Limited waivers and exemptions: The rules for waivers and exemptions are more limited and must be documented and renewed.

Other rule changes
Income and asset limits: Eligibility is based on the federal poverty line, with gross income not exceeding 130% and net income adjusted to 100% of the poverty guideline. Most households must also meet asset limits, though exemptions apply to those with elderly or disabled members.

Noncitizen eligibility: There have been changes to the eligibility rules for certain non-citizen categories.

Elimination of SNAP-Ed funding: Funding for the SNAP-Ed program ended on October 1, 2025, but unexpended funds can continue to be used through fiscal year 2026.

Address


Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Crossville News First posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Crossville News First:

  • Want your business to be the top-listed Media Company?

Share