Ron Moses

(UCBJ) – Angela Moss, a physician in Gordonsville, has been charged with seven counts of health care fraud and 12 counts of unauthorized distribution of controlled substances, according to a release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Tennessee (USAO), Public Affairs. Moss, who owned and operated Gordonsville Clinic, allegedly prescribed “excessive” and medically unnecessary controlled substances to patients for more than eight years, according to the release.

(UCBJ) – The Purple Iris (PI) will celebrate its new location in Sparta with a ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by the Sparta-White County Chamber of Commerce (Chamber) at 175 Mose Drive in Sparta at noon on Tuesday, Aug. 4. PI is a retail marketplace featuring multiple vendors selling goods such as handmade items, jewelry, home décor and other unique products.

(UCBJ) – Crossville has been selected as one of Tennessee’s newest Main Street communities. The program, which now reaches 50 communities, expands opportunities for downtown revitalization and economic development in the Upper Cumberland region.