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TASTE OF THE TOWN2 HERALD-CITIZENSUNDAY, MAY 12, 2019herald-citizen.comSPECIAL THANKSPlenasesJoi USUSTAINING PATRONSHooper-Huddleston & HornerRicky & Shannon SheltonOttis & Cindy PhillipsRogers GroupRoland Digital MediaWayne & Mary Alice SpainRoman & Beth StoneSwallows InsuranceUpper Cumberland FamilyDentistryWalker Investment CompanyLee WraySILVER PATRONSAEIGene & Cathy BresslerEd & Suzanne BuckKevin & Lauren ChristopherCollins Mfg.D. T. McCallElk Mountain ConstructionDoug & Sherry GentryGothard Waters AttorneysJason F. Hicks & Dr. MeganHenleyDave MatlockMoore, Rader, Fitzpatrick &York, Attys.Select DesignsAlgis & Debbee SidrysThe Bitter InnTwin LakesBobby & Deborah WilliamsJim WoodfordSATURDAY, MAY 18, 2019AT THE SALTBOX537 HUTCHESON RD.COOKEVILLE, TNfrom 6-10 P.M.GOLD PATRONSArcade PropertiesCravens & CompanyFirst National BankGamble/OdomHerald CitizenKelly MartinDonnie & Debi MeadowsMiddle Tennessee SurgicalSpecialistsParty Source RentalF AN EVENING OFFORFOODF WITH FRIENDSPATRONS123 Bounce PartyAbel GardensRandy & Debbie AdamsConnie AlbrechtJay AlbrechtAll American StorageAmerican Bank & TrustDavid & Rosemary AndrewsATC AutomationAURA SalonHelen BandyBob & Gloria BellParker & Debra BolesBob & Lisa BrooksbankRay & Vickie BrownBuilders SupplyTerry & Andrea BurckhardJudge & Mrs. Leon BurnsGary & Becky CarwileClark & Colleen ChildressCitizens BankWilliam & Patti ClarkDr. Jason Clopton, OPDLisa CobbleCookeville-Putnam CountyVisitors’ BureauBobby & Jean DavisMatt & Leveda DexterEcho Valley PoolFastsigns of CookevilleGarry & Brenda FloeterMike & Holly FreemanChad & Anna GilbertBill & Jane GrayGreg Groth, AttorneyGeorge & Gloria HalfordJimmy & Laura HollowayKen & Lillian HartgroveDavid & Lori HatcherTyler & Jenna HillisWayne & Susan HoganHomes & LandGus & Patsy HouseChuck JordanJosephine Carmichael SalonRandy & Melinda KeiferTerry & Jan KendallBob & Sandy LandryDavid & Sandi LedbetterDanny & Julie LeeCraig Lloyd & Kathy WaldenBob & Cindy MackieJimmy & Shirley MackieBecky Magura & JenniferLeFevrePeter & Michelle MaguraGordon Martin & PaigeGerntJim & Sandy MartinMartinizing Dry CleaningLance & Mandy MathisGary & Lucrecia MaxwellChad & Sarah McDonaldJim & Karla McKinneyMartin & Laura MedleyNew Day ServicesOmaet The SalonLarry O’Rear & BettyeVadenMarian PhillipsJason & Jodi PittsRandy & Melanie PorterDavid & Michelle PricePutnam RadiologistAllen & Susan RayBill & Jenny RayReal Estate ProfessionalsMike Reel & Sue ScottRonnie & Lisa ReelsSam & Cheryl SandlinSaxony Apts/Gary McNabbSimple Beef CompanyDanny & Joyce SuttonBruce ThrockmortonWoody & Kari VanStratumAngelo & Jennette VolpeW & O ConstructionChris & Summer WearyWade & Laurin WheatonKen & Cari WilliamsMark & Melanie WilsonLaura WolfJim & Janice WrightPete & Nicole ZieglerCDF

TASTE OF THE TOWNSUNDAY, MAY 12, 2019HERALD-CITIZENherald-citizen.comJIM HERRIN HERALD-CITIZENCityScape board members include, front row from left, Ashley Waters, Laura Wolf, Rick Jones, Leveda Dexter, Jodi Pitts, Holly Freeman and TiffanyDavidson; back row, Eric Walker, Mandy Mathis, Nicole Ziegler, Jay Albrecht, Randy Porter and Ryan Risher. Danny Rader, Gene Bressler, MelahnFinley, Chad Huddleston and Amber Flynn-Jared are also board members.PROVIDERSBEVERAGESAmerican Wine & SpiritsBroast TN Coffee RoastersBudweiser of CookevilleCherokee DistributingCoca-ColaB E V E R A G E S Vince & Amanda TaylorHix Farm BreweryJig Head Brewing Co.Red Oak Roasters Coffee CompanyRed Silo Brewing CompanyE N T E R T A I N M E N T The AssociationF L O W E R S Abel GardensGunnels FloristD E S I G N WDStoneFOOD19th Hole Club House37 Cedar Restaurant & BarA Finicky BakerBack Room BistroBar on the Green at Belle AcresBuffalo Wild WingsCHARCharity’s Bake ShopFather Tom’s PubGrade-A CateringHalf Acre Farms CateringHouse of ThaiLazy Cow CreameryMauricio’s Italian RestaurantMeg’s BreadSERVICES PROVIDED BYS P E C I A L T H A N K S Johnson Nursery & Garden CenterOlive GardenPersis Indian GrillRed LobsterRice Time BistroSan Antonio Taco CompanySeven Senses Food & CheerSouthern Sweets BakeryStroud’s BarbequeTaiko Sushi BarThe Blue PigThe Chubby DonkeyThe Iron KitchenThe Sugared CookieWooly’s Club HouseLakeland ElectricZach LedbetterMatlock EntertainmentThe SaltBoxJacqueline WhitekerC O N T A C T cape.net3

4 HERALD-CITIZENTASTE OF THE TOWNSUNDAY, MAY 12, 2019herald-citizen.comFOUNDING PATRON SPOTLIGHTMatheney joins CityScape as Founding PatronLewis Matheney with photos of the old Putnam Drive-In Theatre and his most recent book,“What the Hawk Saw.”Lewis Matheney is a manwhose story is larger thanlife but his roots are deeplyplanted in his hometown ofCookeville.His fi rst job was at thetender age of 10 when heworked at the PutnamCounty Library. The love ofreading, book illustrationand storytelling is whatinspired his career in thisfield.His poems and cartoonsdelighted young readers inhis fi rst book “Zoom CatZoom,” and he moved tohis next two books as theillustrator of “Ice CreamDreams” and “Crazy OldAunt Helen.”Matheney recently wrote“What The Hawk Saw” andconducted his fi rst readingwhere his career began — atthe Putnam County Library.Matheney’s father, JarvisMatheney, ran the PutnamDrive-In and Lewis’s loveand passion for the Drive-inhas never waivered from hismemory.This love has promptedLewis to open a museumin Downtown Cookevilleat 39 W. Broad St. whichwill house the remains ofthe original Drive-in sign,speakers on poles from thedrive-in wired for visitorsto record stories and listento stories of the drive-in andother historic Cookevillememorabilia.He moved to New YorkCity at age 23 where hislife became a tapestry ofprofessional careers thatincluded photographer,personal trainer, cartoonand comic illustrator and atime working off-Broadway.His accolades include beingone of the Top 100 Cool NewYorkers by the Daily News.Thanks to Matheney’sdesire to keep the historicalpast alive, he has teamed upwith CityScape as a Founding Patron.“I love the mission of CityScape and respect their efforts in keeping Cookeville’sdowntown such a desirableplace to visit, shop, and eat,”Matheney said. “My lovefor Cookeville runs deepwithin my heart and I lookforward to working withCityScape to let all generations remember the historicsites that are no longer inexistence.”Matheney lives in NewYork City, Chicago andStockton, New Jersey.PAST HOSTS1996 — John and Carrie Limbacher1997 — John and Carrie Limbacher1998 — Dr. & Mrs. Walter Derryberry1999 — Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Williams2000 — Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lowe2001 — Dr. & Mrs. Bob Bell2002 — Dr. & Mrs. Chuck Jordan2003 — Town Centre2004 — Dr. & Mrs. Bob Bell2005 — John and Carrie Limbacher2006 — Walter Derryberry2007 — Richard and Adrienne Newson2008 — Parker and Debra Boles2009 — Jeff and Kathy Callahan2010 — Greg and Charlotte Suggs2011 — Richard and Adrienne Newson2012 — Bettye Vaden2013 — Dr. & Mrs. Phillip Oldham2014 — Ed & Suzanne Buck2015 — Woody & Kari VanStratum2016 — Dogwood Park2017 — Golden Eagle Golf Club2018 — The WestSide

TASTE OF THE TOWNSUNDAY, MAY 12, 2019HERALD-CITIZENherald-citizen.comCityScape: Preserving historic downtownLIFETIME ACHIEVEMENTThe Lifetime Achievement Award is presentedto pioneers in downtownhistoric preservation whohave set the standards forothers in our community. This year’s winner isWill Roberson.Legacy Award: The Biz FoundryLEGACY AWARDSThe Legacy Award ispresented to a buildingowner who has donesubstantial renovationsfollowing the guidelinesof historic preservation.This year, CityScapechose two winners — Putnam County Courthouseand The Biz Foundry.Putnam County Courthouse was recognized forthe major renovationsdone to the courthousebuilding and grounds,including painting, newbenches, landscaping andhanging baskets.The Biz Foundry waschosen because of howit updated a formerly nondescript downtown building in a way that added toits historic charm whilealso making it a hub ofstate-of-the-art servicesfor area entrepreneurs.Legacy Award: Putnam County Courthouse5

6 HERALD-CITIZENTASTE OF THE TOWNSUNDAY, MAY 12, 2019herald-citizen.comCityScape: Preserving historic downtownHistoric Cream City Sign2018 Grants And AccomplishmentsBROAST AWNING GRANTCityScape awarded Broast, a coffeeroasting business, an awning grantthat was awarded after a completerenovation of a formerly unoccupiedbuilding on Spring Street.Broast Awning GrantRESTORING, MAINTAINING AND OPERATINGTHE CREAM CITY SIGNCityScape has assumed the soleresponsibility of preserving the historic Cream City sign and keeping itoperational so that Cookeville mightenjoy its charm for years to come.However, the cost of often hard-tofi nd replacement parts and bulbs,as well as the electricity required toregularly light the sign, is substantial.To help cover these expenses, CityScape hosted a fundraiser at CreamCity Ice Cream in August.For the event, a portion of BroadStreet was blocked off, and participants enjoyed bounce houses, kids’activities, a dunking booth, commemorative T-shirt sales and specialpricing on ice cream.

SUNDAY, MAY 12, 2019TASTE OF THE TOWNHERALD-CITIZENherald-citizen.comCityScape: Preserving historic downtownCedar Street Renovation GrantCOMMUNITY EVENTSTSSAA48 & 50 Broad Street Renovation GrantPENDING DOWNTOWN GRANTS48 & 50 BROAD STREET/CEDAR STREET EXTERIOR RENOVATIONThis CityScape grant will help fund the exterior renovation of fourneighboring buildings across the street from Crawdaddy’s at Broad Streetand wrapping around onto Cedar Avenue.CityScape hosts and mans the mediatent at the TSSAA BlueCross Bowl,held each December at TTU’s TuckerStadium. In 2018, CityScape personnelworked four days during the event.FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATIONCityScape helped with the City ofCookeville’s Fourth of July celebrationand activities.the Cookeville History Museum.HIP COOKEVILLE HALLOWEEN IN THE PARKCityScape, along with the Cityof Cookeville and Hip Cookeville,co-hosted and helped sponsor the fi rstannual Hip Cookeville Halloween inthe Park, a safe opportunity for children to walk through Dogwood Parkto get candy from 4-6 p.m. on Halloween night.STORYTELLER IN THE PARKART PROWLCityScape is a sponsor of the Storyteller in the Park event, which ishosted by the Friends of the Depot andCityScape is a sponsor of the annualArt Prowl and also hosts several artists during the event in November.CITYSCAPE EVENTSTASTE OF THE TOWN — MAY 18Taste of the Town is a thank-youdinner for every business or individual that has become a patron ofCityScape during the year.WINE ON THE WEST SIDE — AUG. 10This event features samples ofmore than 120 varieties of wine,craft beer and home brewers.FALL FUNFEST — SEPT. 6-7Fall FunFest is an annual, twoday event hosted by CityScapeand the City of Cookeville in ourhistoric downtown that featuresStations of Imagination children’sactivities hosted by WCTE-TV, aswell as great music, food, and artsand crafts for the whole family toenjoy.7

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1998 — Dr. & Mrs. Walter Derryberry 1999 — Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Williams 2000 — Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lowe 2001 — Dr. & Mrs. Bob Bell 2002 — Dr. & Mrs. Chuck Jordan 2003 — Town Centre 2004 — Dr. & Mrs. Bob Bell 2005 — John and Carrie Limbacher 2006 — Walter Derryberry 2007 — Richard and Adrienne Newson 2008 — Parker and Debra Boles