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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.

19/06/2025
CROSSVILLE NEWS FIRST VIDEO OF NO KINGS PROTEST LOGS HISTORICAL VIEWERSHIP NUMBERS OF ANY SINGLE CNF PUBLICATION
19/06/2025

CROSSVILLE NEWS FIRST VIDEO OF NO KINGS PROTEST LOGS HISTORICAL VIEWERSHIP NUMBERS OF ANY SINGLE CNF PUBLICATION

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19/06/2025

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Juneteenth is a federal holiday in the United States. It is celebrated annually on June 19 to commemorate the ending of slavery in the United States. The holiday's name, first used in the 1890s, is a portmanteau of the words "June" and "nineteenth", referring to June 19, 1865, the day when Major Gen...

14/06/2025

"NO KINGS" PROTEST-DOWNTOWN CROSSVILLE

https://crossvillenews1st.com/no-city-only-ems-in-the-near-future/
11/06/2025

https://crossvillenews1st.com/no-city-only-ems-in-the-near-future/

At last nights Crossville City Council meeting, City Council Member Dr. Mark Fox proposed removing his item regarding a city-run ambulance service from the agenda due to financial concerns, specifying that it wasn’t due to concerns about service quality or quantity. He suggested the city manager a...

https://crossvillenews1st.com/your-water-bill-is-going-up-heres-why/
11/06/2025

https://crossvillenews1st.com/your-water-bill-is-going-up-heres-why/

The Crossville City Council passed a 10% increase in water and sewer rates to address financial concerns in the water and sewer department. The decision is driven by the need to comply with the Tennessee Comptroller’s office, which mandates a balanced budget to avoid deficits and potential state i...

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