Fall 2024 High School Academic Bowl Tournament
WCTE Day of Support 2024
August 17th, 3-6 pm
August 17th, 7-8pm
The 2024 Putnam County Fair
Friday, August 2nd
Thursday, August 8th
Friday, August 9th
WCTE's Great TV Auction Online Fundraiser - Sunday Night
The 41st Great TV Auction online fundraiser will open June 1! Visit wcte.org to access the online auction. The TV showcase airs June 5-9, 7-10 pm. Check local listings for live broadcast on WCTE or livestream on WCTE’s website, YouTube Television and YouTube Channel, Hulu, and WCTE’s Facebook.
This year’s Auction will include games, prizes, incredible items and so much more. Support WCTE’s mission with high bids!
WCTE's Great TV Auction Online Fundraiser - Wednesday Night
WCTE's Great TV Auction Online Fundraiser - Thursday night
WCTE's Great TV Auction Online Fundraiser - Friday Night
WCTE's Great TV Auction Online Fundraiser - Saturday Night
Eagle Works Competition 2024
The 2024 Eagle Works Student Pitch Competition will be held on Saturday, April 6th. This event serves as a platform for Tennessee Tech's most promising student entrepreneurs to present their innovative business ideas, competing for over $20,000 in awards. The competition starts at 1:30 pm & will be livestreamed on WCTE's Facebook, YouTube & Website pages.
Cookeville-Putnam County Chamber Christmas Parade 2023
In Awe Of Christmas! This is the 56th annual Cookeville-Putnam County Chamber Parade.
Game 1- Allen County-Scottsville High School vs. Scott High School.
Game 2- Scott High School vs. Portland High School
Game 3- Gallatin High School vs. Cookeville High School
Game 4- Gallatin High School vs. Scott High School
Game 5- Cookeville High School vs. Gallatin High School
WCTE's Day of Support 2023
On August 21st, WCTE celebrates our 45th birthday! We invite you to join us by investing in lifelong learning! Your gift today builds a future for tomorrow. Livestreaming starts at 4pm this day on WCTE's Facebook, YouTube & website pages.
WCTE will be livestreaming the following 2023 Putnam County Fair Events -
Lone Star Rodeo on August 4th at 7pm
Putnam County Horse Show on August 10th at 6:30pm
Truck & Tractor Pull on August 11th at 7pm
Watch on WCTE's website, Facebook & YouTube pages
WCTE will be livestreaming the following 2023 Putnam County Fair Events -
Lone Star Rodeo on August 4th at 7pm
Putnam County Horse Show on August 10th/show starts at 6:30pm/Livestreaming starts at 7pm
Truck & Tractor Pull on August 11th at 7pm
Watch on WCTE's website, Facebook & YouTube pages
WCTE will be livestreaming The Truck & Tractor Pull event at the Putnam County Fair on WCTE's website, Facebook, and YouTube pages starting at 7pm.
WCTE PBS held our 36th annual Academic Bowl tournament on March 2, 2023, at Tenn Tech Univ
WCTE PBS held our 36th annual Academic Bowl tournament on March 2, 2023 at Tenn Tech Univ
WCTE PBS held our 36th annual Academic Bowl tournament on March 2, 2023, at Tenn Tech Univ
Get ready for Shark Tank, Golden Eagle Style! Home of Innovation & Entrepreneurship at Tennessee Tech. For the problem-solvers, makers, innovators, leaders, thinkers, world-changers. This event was livestreamed on April 15th from 2-5pm on WCTE's Facebook, Youtube and website pages.
Get ready for Shark Tank, Golden Eagle Style!
Cookeville-Putnam County Christmas Parade 2022
This year’s parade theme is, “A Cookeville Country Christmas.”
Putnam County Fair Events 2022
51st Annual Smithville Fiddlers' Jamboree - 2022
The old-time Fiddlers' Jamboree is a DeKalb County tradition that draws musicians, craft artists, and spectators to the Smithville Square each summer around the Independence Day weekend. Over time, the festival became a broader tribute to Appalachian art and culture. Thousands of tourists visit the festival every year, along with television viewers across the country via DTC-TV, WCTE-TV and various PBS stations nationwide.
The old-time Fiddlers' Jamboree is a DeKalb County tradition that draws musicians, craft artists, and spectators to the Smithville Square each summer around the Independence Day weekend. Over time, the festival became a broader tribute to Appalachian art and culture. Thousands of tourists visit the festival every year, along with television viewers across the country via DTC-TV, WCTE-TV and various PBS stations nationwide.