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Showing posts with label Highway 127. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Highway 127. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 23, 2018

Sobriety Checkpoints Set for February 4 by Crossville Police Department.

From a CPD Release:

The City of Crossville Police Department, working in connection with the Tennessee Highway Safety Office, will be conducting sobriety checkpoints on February 4, 2018, beginning at 6 PM and continuing through 10 PM.


During that time period, the Police Department will be conducting the sobriety checkpoints in the areas of Lantana Road, Peavine Road and Highway 127 in an effort to put an end to impaired driving.  Motorists are urged to use caution when driving in these areas. Do not approach checkpoints with your high beams headlights on and always slow down when approaching the checkpoint areas.

Police officials urge everyone to buckle up, drive safely and do not drink and drive.

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Friday, July 28, 2017

It's already starting... 127 Yard Sale's 30th event officially runs August 3-6th

The world famous 127 Yard Sale is coming up soon though early dealers are already setting up in some locations.  Local Residents either love the bargains or hate the traffic after the 30 years years the sale has been held.

Link to map of 127 Yard Sale route.

Many local businesses along the route rent space to sellers from 
other locations during the sale.

The yard sale covers 690 miles from Addison Michigan to Gadsen Alabama and started 30 years ago in 1987 based out of Jamestown in Fentress County Tennessee. 

When searching for Bargains visit
Right on Highway 127 at I-40
in Crossville.

Traffic will be heavy along the route and drivers are encouraged to give themselves extra time to travel along 127 during the sale.  Traffic gets congested and with people parking along the shoulder even though that is not legal, it can make it very difficult emergency vehicles trying to respond.

Above and below are
some early vendors set up at East Ln near 
Homestead.