Public Safety
Nearly 80 road signs have been stolen across Sumner County in a 10-day stretch, costing taxpayers close to $20,000 and leaving intersections without stop signs while authorities suspect minors and ask residents to check surveillance cameras.
Local Government
View MoreSumner County's ad-hoc committee to select a new law director meets Thursday, Oct. 22, at 3:30 p.m. in Gallatin, with public comment available at the session.
Local Government
View MoreSumner County has issued a request for qualifications seeking a land-planning consultant to update the 2035 Comprehensive Plan, with proposals due Nov. 17 and the finished plan expected by January 2028.
Local Government
View MoreScotty Bush's post-election Q3 campaign finance report for the Sumner County School Board District 1 seat shows a $200 donation to Hendersonville Alderman Ward 5 candidate Garrett Kidd as the only activity, leaving $3,007.92 on hand.
Local Government
View MoreHendersonville early voting opens Wednesday, Oct. 14, with a proposed constitutional amendment on the ballot that would let Tennessee judges deny bail for terrorism, murder, aggravated rape and other serious charges.
Local Government
View MoreEddie Roberson's Q3 campaign finance filing shows the Hendersonville Ward 6 alderman candidate returned most of his war chest to prior donors and directed campaign funds to two other alderman candidates ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
Public Safety
Nearly 80 road signs have been stolen across Sumner County in a 10-day stretch, costing taxpayers close to $20,000 and leaving intersections without stop signs while authorities suspect minors and ask residents to check surveillance cameras.
Public Safety
TriStar Hendersonville Medical Center hosts a free, anonymous prescription drug take-back event Saturday, Oct. 24, from 9 to 11 a.m. as part of HCA Healthcare's national Crush the Crisis initiative.
Public Safety
Sumner County Circuit Court Judge Jennifer S. Nichols sentenced Patrick R. Smith, 39, of Houston, Texas, to 14 years in prison for stealing a $30,000 Rolex from a vehicle at a Hendersonville Sam's Club in a "jugging" scheme.
Public Safety
The Sumner County Board of Education discussed a resolution honoring Dolly Parton's childhood literacy contributions and six other items at its Oct. 13 study session in Gallatin.
Community
View MoreGrace Place Amplified celebrated the completion of Phase 1 on Oct. 13, opening 13 cottage-style homes and the Makayla's Promise Children's Center off New Shackle Island Road for single mothers and their children experiencing homelessness, with 30 more homes planned.
Community
View MoreA World War II-era Army Air Corps uniform belonging to Sgt. Harold Goodrich has been transferred from the Hendersonville Samaritan Center to VFW Post 9851, where volunteers hope to preserve it and learn more about the soldier's life.
Community
View MoreThe Hendersonville Rotary Club is collecting lightly worn shoes through Nov. 11 as part of a Rotary District 6760 drive benefiting Soles4Souls, hoping to top last spring's district total of nearly 3,000 pairs.
Community
View MoreThe Hendersonville Police Department has completed a dedicated building for its five-dog K9 unit, funded through donations of labor, materials and money from local businesses and community members.
Sports
Beech, ranked No. 25 in Tennessee at 7-1, travels to Portland while Hendersonville hosts a struggling Shelbyville squad and Station Camp welcomes Hunters Lane in Week 10 action Friday, Oct. 23.
Sports
Merrol Hyde Magnet School swept Bledsoe County 3-0 in the TSSAA Class A state volleyball quarterfinals Tuesday, advancing to face Summertown in the semifinals Wednesday at noon in Murfreesboro.
Sports
Gallatin's 2-1 win over Hendersonville on Oct. 15 gave the Green Wave their first District 12-AAA girls soccer championship, snapping a years-long losing streak against the Commandos.
Sports
The Hendersonville Commandos lost 2-1 to Gallatin on Thursday, Oct. 15, as Green Wave forward Sawyer Cooper scored a goal and added an assist to flip the script from a 3-0 Commandos win six days earlier.
Editor
Weldon Genies is a Washington D.C. native, who recently graduated from Northwestern University in June 2026 with a bachelor degree in Journalism. He has had stints with Big Ten Network, the Chicago Union, and Northwestern student-led outlets in WNUR Sports and Inside NU. He prides himself on always delivering the truth to local communities no matter what.
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