Area Information Livingston, Tennessee lies in a valley on the Highland Rim, approximately 20 miles northeast of Cookeville. We are what many consider to be a small town, with the 2000 census showing a population of 3,498. The atmosphere is always friendly here. Livingston is the type of town where everyone knows their neighbor, strangers are always welcome, and someone is always around to lend a helping hand. The schools in Livingston are top notch. We have 5 elementary schools, Livingston Middle School, and Livingston High School for your children to attend so they can receive a great education. Volunteer State Community College is nearby for those wanting to achieve higher education, as well as Tennessee Technological University in Cookeville. We also have Livingston Regional Medical Center, as well as a diverse array of other practices to suite your medical needs. The weather here varies with hot sunny summers, and mild winters. Nearby attractions include the plethora of state parks, such as Fall Creek Falls and Standing Stone State Park. You can also head over to Dale Hollow Lake to enjoy some fishing or fun in the water.