Hendersonville native Hawkshaw Hawkins, Jr. is celebrating the release of his latest album ‘Living My Life’ with a CD release party at Nashville Palace on Nov. 14 at 7 p.m., with special guest, Georgette Jones. With special surprises throughout the evening, lifelong fans of Hawkins will get …
American Legion Post 17 recently held an appreciate luncheon for those individuals and organizations that support them. The General Jethro Sumner Chapter was recognized for its on-going support of the veterans who live in the Sumner County Veterans Home. The chapter provides supplies, host…
A man who fled Hendersonville police at speeds in excess of 120 miles per hour with his four-year-old son in the car faces several criminal charges after a chase ended in Nashville on Nov. 4.
One of the first things Darrell Woodcock wanted to propose as a newly elected alderman seven years ago was the idea of term limits for Hendersonville’s mayor and aldermen.
The Hendersonville woman convicted of first-degree murder in the 2011 deaths of her newborn twins has been granted a hearing in Sumner County Criminal Court that could result in a new trial.
The Hendersonville Police Department is now accepting applications for Santa Cop assistance for Christmas 2019.
The Sumner County Health Department is offering flu vaccines at no charge to the community during a special “FightFluTN” vaccination event Nov. 19.
Harbor Freight Tools will celebrate the grand opening of its new store in Gallatin with a giveaway this weekend.
The Stampede Stop Shop is a student operated, in-school store where the Station Camp
A visible fixture in the city’s newest park recently received a makeover thanks to a Hendersonville High School student’s Eagle Scout service project.
A Hendersonville man charged with the rape of a minor in 2018 has been charged with violating the conditions of his bond after police found the man living in the girl’s home last week.
Within less than 24 hours on Nov. 1 and 2, Hendersonville police made multiple arrests while pursuing vehicles that were stolen out of Metro Nashville.
A Station Camp High School teacher has been charged with driving under the influence after authorities say she was so intoxicated in the school parking lot that she was unable to stand on her own.
Station Camp Middle School student Maddox Prichard scored a pair of celebrity investors in his invention, The Measuring Shovel, viewers of the reality television show, “Shark Tank” learned on Sunday.
GALLATIN - Change is hard, but it can also be necessary.
At a recent gathering, three members of the Sumner County Stamp Club were recognized for their military service. Capt. Lawrence (Larry) Peake (retired) of Gallatin, presented his fellow veterans with handmade quilts through the Quilts of Valor Foundation to Sgt. Karl Schwabe (retired) USAF …
Samuel Griffin Johnson of Hendersonville, a member of BSA Troop 75 will receive the rank of Eagle Scout at his Eagle Court of Honor on Nov. 3.
Last Saturday, Hendersonville Police Department received a notification of a stolen vehicle from an area license plate reader.
For Laura Givens, memories of the physical and mental abuse she endured for years during a past relationship are still painful to recount.
DECA is a national career and technical education club that prepares and educates students in topics such as entrepreneurship, marketing, hospitality and finance. Station Camp DECA has a lot of fun projects going on inside its chapter in the 2019-2020 school year.
Mayor Jamie Clary’s refusal to pay an overdue bill from Republic Services, the city’s former trash collection provider, ignited a heated - and confusing - discussion during a recent Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting.
The Tennessee Court of Appeals recently upheld a Sumner County judge’s decision to dismiss a defamation lawsuit that a former Hendersonville mayoral candidate filed against one of his opponents after the 2016 election.
A Station Camp Middle School student will appear in an upcoming episode of the popular reality TV show, “Shark Tank.”
A convicted sex offender seen walking near two Hendersonville schools on three separate occasions has been charged with violating the state’s sex offender registry law.
A man and a woman were transported to Vanderbilt University Medical Center on Monday after suffering injuries from a flash fire at Anchor High Marina.
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