Pros and Cons of Living in Crossville, Tennessee: Is It Right for You?
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
- Join us as we explore the pros and cons of life in a charming small town in Tennessee. 🏞️
Discover what makes this community special, from the tight-knit community vibe and affordable cost of living to the stunning natural beauty that surrounds it. 🌲
Discover how the natural beauty and low cost of living balance with the challenges of fewer job opportunities and remote access to certain services.🍂
Whether you're considering a move or just curious, this video will give you the essential insights into small-town living.🚗
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Sheryl Webb
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Not sure if I’d agree with your traffic assessment. Of course there’s not much traffic compared with a big city but for a town this size there is more traffic than one might expect. Great video! We’re certainly happy to be here! 😃
We're eyeing this place for our move next year trying to get closer to home
@@volcom21d , let me know what questions you have. Would love to help you decide where is right for you.
Think again. It's pretty and that is all.
@@lindaregan4770 spill the deets
@@lindaregan4770would love to learn what it is that you don’t like about Crossville as it is on my list as a potential place to relocate. We are interested areas between Cookville and eastward toward Knoxville.
@@jrivera6343 boring, and boring, and then boring. The good old boy system has stopped what this town could be. It is men and religion, thinking they know what's best. That is why the young people leave, and drugs are rampant.
I moved here from NC and I can give you another Con, the local government is typical "Good 'ol Boy" network, nothing gets done unless you're related to somebody in power. Terrible county road maintenance, and not enough fire stations. The waste management is pathetic, county transfer stations that look like dumps and built 70 years ago. The trade off for very low taxes is poor infrastructure and government services. Cookeville/Putnam County is more popular for a lot of reasons.
Absolutely agree. The religious zealots in your face, but behind the scenes another story all together. I have never been anywhere the people are completely taken in by the people in charge. There is a lot of money here, but first snow fall, and school has been out for over a week, because the county is too cheap to spread salt on back roads.
I would also add that this is not a great place to live as a minority. I can't even begin to describe how my minority status negatively affected many aspects of my life growing up there. Diversity is hugely lacking- Diversity not only in race, but in culture and world views. Also, though, once you get old enough to have mental integrity and be able to shrug it off, it's not bad enough to significantly impact your life. Certainly not bad when you compare it to gang related activities of city life.
Also, I can verify your statement regarding cost of living. The home I live in now costs the equivalent to maybe 10 homes in Cumberland County. That said, my career could never flourish there either- so I had to leave.
Agree