A Gallatin man is facing multiple charges after police say he set fire to his ex-girlfriend’s apartment earlier this month.

Mayor Jamie Clary will host a town hall meeting on Sept. 16 at Gene Brown Elementary School at 7 p.m. to focus on recycling.

Hendersonville police are crediting the department’s license plate recognition (LPR) system for two recent arrests in which two stolen vehicles were recovered.

Members of the city’s General Committee unanimously voted Tuesday to recommend the city move forward with hiring a city administrator.

Evelyn Ruby Burgess had been dead less than one hour when she was found inside a Gallatin convenience store the morning after Valentine’s Day in 1981.

Less than a month after receiving a unanimous recommendation from the city’s planning commission, Hendersonville’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted down last week a request to rezone property on East Main Street that would have allowed for a second Firestone Tire Center.

Sumner County is one step closer to a partnership with Air Methods Corp. and Vanderbilt LifeFlight that would construct an aeromedical evacuation base on the emergency services campus on Airport Road in Gallatin.

Most Hendersonville residents will soon be paying more in property taxes, but will likely see an overall decrease in the amount they pay to the city thanks to a vote by the city’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen on Tuesday.

The Sumner County District Attorney’s office dropped charges on Monday against a Gallatin man accused of DUI a week after a judge ordered the county’s main DUI prosecutor off the case citing “vindictiveness in prosecution.”

Hendersonville’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted on first reading on Tuesday to raise the amount of property taxes residents are paying while also eliminating an annual trash fee.

History could repeat itself if the full county commission passes the resolution for the tax rate decided at the budget committee on Aug. 12.

Hendersonville leaders are expected to vote Tuesday to set the city’s property tax rate.

The two men killed in a fatal wreck on State Route 109 just north of Gallatin last week were best friends that were as close as brothers, according to friends and co-workers.

A handful of Gene Brown Elementary School PTO officers failed to abide by several minimum state requirements for financial accountability – including using PTO funds for personal purchases – according to a recently released report by the state Comptroller’s Office.

Congressman John Rose wanted to send a message to some of the larger federal regulatory agencies with one of his first co-sponsored bills: don’t forget the businesspeople in smaller rural towns.

Gallatin police gave mostly warnings when pulling over drivers who were not following the new hands-free cellphone law last month.

A young father who was struck by a car after pulling over on the side of Vietnam Veterans Boulevard on July 27 may have been hit by a distracted driver, Hendersonville police confirmed earlier this week.