Jen Todd
The Tennessean
Nashville, TN, United States
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Gov. Bill Lee speaks on growth in Sumner County
The Tennessean Sumner asked Lee for his thoughts on impending growth and a desire to maintain rural qualities. → Read More
Gov. Bill Lee: Sumner County high schools are a model for all of Tennessee
Gov. Bill Lee spoke about his goal for all Tennessee high schools to have vocational programs. → Read More
Sumner County Schools will be closed Thursday
Sumner County Schools will close Thursday due to extremely cold temperatures. → Read More
Sumner County Schools will be closed Thursday
Sumner County Schools will close Thursday due to extremely cold temperatures. → Read More
Where new developments, manufacturers are coming in Sumner County
Here are some of the big projects and commercial developments that are coming. → Read More
Sumner County Schools to close Wednesday for extremely cold temperatures
Sumner County Schools will be closed Wednesday due to extremely cold temperatures. → Read More
First Baptist Church Winchester opens doors for homeless to stay warm
Assistant minister Deborah Alston-Barr estimates Gallatin has 30-50 homeless individuals living on the streets. → Read More
Almost 5,000 homes are coming to Gallatin and Hendersonville. Here's where.
Here are the subdivisions, apartment complexes and townhouses that have been approved to come to Gallatin and Hendersonville. → Read More
Sumner County horse owners: Tennessee Equine Hospital to open third location in Gallatin
Gallatin veterinarian Mathew Lovell is partnering with Tennessee Equine Hospital to create its third location. → Read More
Sumner County parents express 'no trust' with school board, director
Some parents called for Director of Schools Del Phillips' resignation at Tuesday's school board meeting. → Read More
Station Camp eighth graders won't be moved to Beech, school board says
This is the second amendment the Sumner County School Board has made to the proposed Stage 1 rezoning. → Read More
No more fighting for chairs: Jumbo and Delicious moves to a bigger space in Hendersonville
While the menu remains the same, the new location seats more, parks more and has heat and air conditioning. → Read More
You can eat healthy, get fit and have fun at these Sumner County businesses
Eat right and get fit this year at these Sumner County businesses. → Read More
Gallatin High School club: these homes had the best Christmas decorations
Gallatin High School's FCCLA Club announces the winners of its first Christmas home decorating fundraising contest. → Read More
Great Inflatable Race coming to Batey Farm park in Hendersonville
The Great Inflatable Race is an obstacle course made of inflatables open to all ages. → Read More
$28M Gallatin project to connect SR-109 to Dobbins Pike will alleviate downtown traffic
After more than a decade of planning the Hatten Track Road extension project, construction is set to begin to connect north and east Gallatin. → Read More
Which Sumner County businesses opened, closed in 2018
Sumner County said hello to several new businesses, and goodbye to some others in 2018. → Read More
How to get a free, sober ride on New Year's Eve in Sumner County
One of Sumner County's efforts to prevent drunk driving on the holiday includes offering free rides home. → Read More
Going out for New Year's Eve in Sumner County? Gallatin will have DUI checkpoints.
The Gallatin and Hendersonville police departments and Sumner County Sheriff's Department will have DUI check points in Gallatin. → Read More
Portland 10-year-old succeeds in school, always positive despite cerebral palsy
"He always has something positive to say, no matter what," the boy's mother, Anna Bartley said. → Read More