Here is a summary of President Donald Trump’s March 31 coronavirus press conference:
Gov. Bill Lee announced the state will start reporting critical COVID-19 data including the number of deaths by county.
Gallatin, TN – Experienced radio and marketing professional Chris Kulick has joined Main Street Media of Tennessee, as the New Business Development Sales Manager. Award winning and career radio broadcaster Devon O’Day has joined the New Business Development Sales Divisionas New Media Host.
Sumner County has begun releasing some inmates convicted of minor crimes in an effort to reduce the risk of a possible COVID-19 outbreak at the jail.
Sumner County Mayor Anthony Holt has extended the county’s emergency declaration until April 2, his office announced on Friday.
Sumner County Schools is offering free “grab and go” meals to any school-age child who requests one.
Like many others, Mandy Womble wants to help during these trying times.
With 34 confirmed cases of COVID-19, Sumner County ranks fourth in the state in the number of residents who have tested positive for the respiratory disease caused by a new coronavirus.
The global pandemic concerning the coronavirus or COVID-19 has taken a toll on all of us.
Hendersonville Parks Department Director Andy Gilley announced Thursday, March 24, that several facilities would remain closed through the end of the month due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Local help agencies say they’re already serving residents hit by the economic impact of the coronavirus and expect more help will be needed as the pandemic continues.
Sumner County has its first two confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), according to the Tennessee Department of Health. The total number of confirmed cases in Tennessee is now at 98 – up from 73 on Tuesday.
From empty store shelves to the shuttering of libraries, playgrounds, movie theaters, churches and some area businesses, concerns over the spread of the coronavirus, or COVID-19, have prompted unprecedented changes to everyday life here in Hendersonville and Sumner County.
Tennessee’s number of statewide confirmed cases of the coronavirus COVID-19 rose to 52 on Monday, according to the Tennessee Department of Health. Twenty-five of the cases are in Davidson County and 18 cases are in Williamson County. There are no confirmed cases in Sumner County.
A contestant on the hit series “The Voice” says he learned a lot about songwriting and performing while living on a Hendersonville farm and honing his craft in Nashville this past year.
Chipotle Mexican Grill opened its first location in Hendersonville on Wednesday.
A week after deadly tornadoes devastated the Middle Tennessee area, two Hendersonville alderwomen say the city needs to consider installing tornado sirens as another way to alert residents of potentially deadly weather.
Sumner County Schools announced this week it will cancel final exams for high school students in an effort to encourage sick students to stay home. The announcement came as local and state health officials continue to monitor a novel, or new coronavirus (COVID-19).
A Hendersonville attorney scheduled to go to trial next week for stealing money from several clients was booked into jail on Monday on an additional theft charge.
Several Hendersonville and Gallatin residents have complained for years that they have been negatively impacted by blasting at a rock quarry located on Hendersonville’s eastern edge.
The list of those vying to be Hendersonville’s first permanent city administrator has been narrowed down to five, according to Dave LeMarbre who currently holds the position on an interim basis.
Less than 20 percent of Sumner County’s registered voters cast ballots in Tuesday’s Presidential Preference and Sumner County primary election, held March 3.
Members of the Sumner County Commission paid tribute to Hendersonville Master Patrol Officer Spencer Bristol on Monday by passing a resolution honoring his memory.
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