Amy Nixon
The Tennessean
Nashville, TN, United States
Contact Amy
Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.
| Recent: |
|
| Past: |
|
Past articles by Amy:
12-year-old boy with autism missing from Gallatin
Police are looking for a 12-year-old boy with autism, last seen Sunday night at his apartment in Gallatin. → Read More
Transgender student who was kicked out of Baptist college moves back to Nashville, changes name
Two months after Yanna Awtrey was asked to leave Welch College in Gallatin, he's back in Nashville and legally changing his name. → Read More
Hendersonville's search for city administrator could begin sooner than expected
After a close vote, Hendersonville will likely begin the search for a new city administrator earlier than originally planned. → Read More
Now what? Questions arise as Hendersonville's pilot recycling program ends
Landfills, garbage and recycling discussed as Hendersonville's pilot program comes to an end for lack of funding. → Read More
Two women arrested after police chase from Gallatin to Hendersonville charged with possession of heroin
Hendersonville Police arrested two women early Thursday morning after a car chase from Gallatin to Hendersonville on State Road 386. → Read More
Three Gallatin residents found with $65K cash; charged with federal bank robbery after car chase
Three Gallatin residents have been charged with federal bank robbery after robbing the Citizen's Bank of Carthage Tuesday. → Read More
More new condos, homes approved in Gallatin
The Gallatin City Council approved on Tuesday four preliminary master development plans — and these developments are among several others in the works. → Read More
Hendersonville issues burn ban due to dry conditions
The City of Hendersonville has issued a burn ban due to dry conditions, the fire department reported this week. → Read More
Gallatin planning commission to again review new Dollar General plans before final vote
The council introduced a Motion Tuesday to send the plans back to the planning commission after concerns they weren't moving the city forward. → Read More
Sumner County public libraries receive thousands in technology grants from state
$9,303 in grants will be given to Sumner County public libraries for technology purchases. → Read More
After changing the job description, Hendersonville hires new finance director
The Hendersonville Board of Mayor and Aldermen appointed Robert Manning as finance director Tuesday night, despite lingering concerns for how the city handled the hiring process. → Read More
See who's headlining the Hendersonville Hometown Jam
The free concert is slated for Oct. 1 in Drakes Creek Park. → Read More
Vietnam Veterans Blvd. eastbound shut down at Exit 6 due to cargo fire
Drivers headed toward Gallatin on Vietnam Veterans Boulevard may want to seek an alternate route. → Read More
Hendersonville Hometown Jam will celebrate city's 50th anniversary
A free concert at Drakes Creek Park will honor the city of Hendersonville's 50th anniversary. → Read More
Man arrested by Hendersonville Police after crash on Long Hollow Pike
Hendersonville Police have arrested a man after crash on Long Hollow Pike this morning. → Read More
Hendersonville students test drive robotic surgery at TriStar Hendersonville
Hendersonville high school students studying health science, biology and robotics had the opportunity to "test drive" a robotic surgery at TriStar Hendersonville Medical Center recently. → Read More
Faith forum on gun violence in the community to be held at Brentwood United Methodist Church
A forum exploring gun violence in the community and the role of faith in preventing violence will be held at Brentwood United Methodist Church in September. → Read More
Westmoreland police officer charged with assault
A Westmoreland police officer has been charged with assault after a traffic stop allegedly resulted in excessive use of force. → Read More
Disqualified Sumner County prosecutor no longer employed by DA
The Sumner County assistant district attorney Bryna Grant was disqualified by a judge from a DUI case due to vindictive prosecution. Now, she is longer employed with the district attorney's office. → Read More
Judge disqualifies Sumner County assistant district attorney for 'vindictive prosecution' in DUI case
In a recent ruling, a Sumner County judge has disqualified a prosecutor for vindictive prosecution of a DUI case. → Read More