Senator Paul Bailey looks to expand Slow Poke Law to four-lane divided highways.

Dale Welch joins Sheila to share details about Monterey’s Labor Day Celebration.

A project to widen Highway 56 in DeKalb County is set to get underway next week.

Learn more about Cookeville High JROTC’s Veterans Day program for WWII Veterans.

Alexandria Fire Department to assist with medical emergencies outside city limits

Don’t wait to RSVP for Friends Of The White Co Animals’ Wine And Wags Fundraiser

Four missing canoeists located safely in Fentress County late Monday morning.

Sign up for the Putnam County Clean Commission’s Putnam Proud County Clean Up.

TN Immunization Program’s Michelle Fiscus discusses the anti-vaccine movement.

It’s been called by some the anti-vaccine movement. Some call it a regression in modern medicine. Parents choosing not to vaccinate their children because of fear that the vaccines can do more harm than good. This idea has been around for decades, but it has gained footing in recent years as concerns grow about autism, ADHD, and other medical issues that we simply do not understand. And its prevalence has made headlines as numerous states have seen illness outbreaks not seen in decades. For insight, we turn to Michelle Fiscus, the head of Tennessee’s Immunization Program.

Today In The Upper Cumberland airs each weekend as a way to introduce you to interesting people and subjects of interest to our community. Catch the show each Saturday morning at 6 on Rock 93-7, 106-9 Kicks Country, and at 8 on Lite Rock 95.9.

If you miss it Saturday, you can catch Today In The Upper Cumberland again, Sunday. The show airs Sunday morning at 7am on Rock 93-7 and News Talk 94.1/AM 1600, Sundays at Noon on News Talk 94.1/AM 1600, and Sunday night at 6pm on Lite Rock 95.9 and at 7pm on 106-9 Kicks Country.

Cookeville to hold public meeting for its pedestrian & bicycle circulation plan.