Signs and campaigners seek the support of early voters on the Courthouse lawn

Wednesday was the first day of early voting and because it was a nice day weatherwise, many candidates, supporters and signs made their appearance on the courthouse lawn hoping to get the attention of voters headed to the polls. 

Signs and campaigners near the Courthouse.

Early voting continues until April 26 and election day is May First.  For more on the races and sample ballots, click here.

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Candidates and supporters wave at passing cars and

early voters from in front of the Courthouse.

Crossville's early spring 2017 in photos of the Courthouse, Main Street and more

The early Spring in Crossville has brought out the flowers a coupe seeks early this year.  We have had some gorgeous days for outdoor activities.  Just a few photos of Crossville by Jim Young

The flowers blooming early

Cumberland Co. Memorial Park

Courthouse tower and spring flowers.

War memorial with Courthouse

Hot rod parked on Main Street near the Courthouse.

Friday traffic on Main Street in Crossville.

CROSSVILLE FLASHBACK: Who remembers the lights on the courthouse tower?

Photo taken at Sunset on January 16, 2002.

The Cumberland County Courthouse tower was outlined in lights for a time.

The project was funded by the Business and Professional Women. 

Fall photos from around Crossville. Enjoy the colors!

Fall Maples near downtown Crossville

Fall Oak tree silhouetted 

Cumberland Courthouse tower and fall dogwood leaves

Homestead tower at fall

Crossville on a sunny summer afternoon

It was a beautiful afternoon for a little photography in downtown Crossville today.  Turned out pretty nice!

Historic Buildings behind the Courthouse well over 100 years old.

Cumberland Co. Courthouse and American flag.

The replica directional sign like once sat in the middle of several Main St. intersections

 

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One more angle on the directional sign.  It was built by the local Technical school

The triangle building, left, that the railroad tracks used to run behind and French's Boots, right, that used to be Brewer's Department Store. 

Sidewalk Cafe for a coffee.