Herald-Citizen.com · Cookeville, TN
Paul N. Andrews was born April 25, 1971 in Hartsville, Tennessee. Paul passed away at home Friday, Oct. 30, 2026, in Cookeville, Tennessee, at the age of 55.Paul was the son of Jerry Don Andrews and Ann Darlene Allen Anderson.He was preceded in death by his brother, Robert "Bubba" Wade.Survivors include his son, Hunter Neil Andrews of Cookeville, Tennessee; sisters, Amy Jones of Lebanon, Tennessee, and Beth Marie Jones of Cookeville, Tennessee; father, Jerry Andrews of Brownsville, Kentucky; mother, Ann Darlene Anderson of Cookeville, Tennessee; special friend, Melissa Stewart of Cookeville, Tennessee; four nephews, Jerry Moody, Dalton Jones, Harley and Justin Wade; two nieces, Kayla Crutchfield and Adrianna Wallace; and several other family members and friends, including three special friends, Dottie Ashburn, Melissa Steward and Richard Turner. A memorial service will be held Nov. 22, 2026, at 4 p.m.
The Mountain Press · Spencer, TN
Nearby: Spencer, TNSEVIERVILLE — The members of the Spencer Clack Chapter, NSDAR recently voted to make a significant donation from their general funds to the Imagination Library in memory of Dolly Parton.Dolly Parton was a champion for education and literacy for youth not just in Sevier County, but around the world.The mission of the Daughters of the American Revoution is to promote historic preservation, education, and patriotism. And reading is fundamental to all three tenets. Dolly's Imagination Library books, gifted to children from birth to 5 years old, initate the development of communication and love of learning and reading.After Dolly's passing DAR members across the state of Tennessee were encouraged to make a donation to The Dollywood Foundation for Dolly Parton's Imagination Library. And Spencer Clack Chapter, which is based in Sevier County wanted to do that and do it big. Members agreed to donate $2,500 to continue funding the literacy program.
Indiana Daily Student · Indiana, MD
Nearby: Indiana, MDsports women's basketball Addy Nyemchek’s first start sparks Indiana 80-44 win over Samford On Friday the 13th, the only surprise in Indiana women’s basketball’s 80-44 win over Samford University was a freshman forward in the winning team’s starting lineup. Addy Nyemchek made her first career start Nov. 13 after junior guard Lenée Beaumont was sidelined by a hyperextended knee. She responded with a career-high 16 points, helping Indiana improve to 4-0 for its second straight season. She opened the scoring with a layup on Indiana’s first possession. She finished 7-for-13 from the field, with all seven of her successful shots coming inside the paint. Through the first three games, the Hoosiers outscored opponents by 68 points during Nyemchek’s 63 minutes on the floor. Indiana shot 56% from the field in those minutes, while opponents shot just 38% from the field. The statistics are team numbers, influenced by the other four players on the court.
Orange County Business Journal · Main Street, CA
Nearby: Main Street, CAHomeNewsletter Feed Newsletter FeedReal Estate Portion of Irvine Business Complex Receives Federal Opportunity Zone Status The designated areas are near John Wayne Airport By Joseph Pimentel November 10, 2026 34 Skyline of the Irvine Business Complex. The U.S. Department of the Treasury has designated a portion of the Irvine Business Complex near John Wayne Airport as a so-called “Opportunity Zone,” which could attract new real estate investments, business expansion and housing development through tax incentives. The Opportunity Zone covers a large square area from Main Street to Barranca Parkway and between Red Hill Avenue and Jamboree. Created in 2017, the Opportunity Zones program is a federal effort to encourage long-term investment in low-income and economically distressed areas. Investors can receive tax breaks, such as capital gains tax deferrals and exclusions, by investing in qualifying businesses or real estate projects for at least five to ten years.
Clearwater Tribune · Seattle, AK
Nearby: Seattle, AKBrett Myers Brett Myers, 56, a lifetime resident of Pullman, passed away Oct. 27, 2026, at the University of Washington Medical Center in Seattle, where he was being treated for a rare neurological disease. His wife Darcell and daughters Ari and Bree were by his side during the final days of his mortal sojourn.Though known for many accomplishments, Brett found his greatest joy in his family. He and Darcell were sealed for time and all eternity in the Seattle Washington Temple, and their 34-year marriage was marked by love, devotion and companionship. Of all his titles, the ones he valued most were husband and father. His daughters meant everything to him, and he considered being their dad among the richest blessings of his life. A more recent title he cherished was father-in-law to Rodrigo Guerra. His love for his family was matched only by their love for him.Brett dedicated his professional life to serving the people of Whitman County.