Hendersonville News

Slow Economy Could Create Surge In Election Candidates

WTVF Nashville - Fri Nov 20

Election season is around the corner, and Friday was the first day for candidates to throw their hat in the ring in Sumner County.

Hardaway earns lifetime achievement award

The Tennessean Nashville News - Fri Nov 20

A long-time Hendersonville resident whose Nashville construction company has had a hand in dozens of the area's most recognizable structures was honored recently for his lifetime of service to the industry.

Where to get the H1N1 flu vaccine in Middle Tennessee

The Tennessean - Fri Nov 20

Call for times, clinic locations and who is eligible. Availability is subject to change.

Three charged in attempt to smuggle painkillers into jail

The News-Examiner - Thu Nov 19

Two jail inmates and a Portland woman were charged on Sunday, Nov. 12 for allegedly attempting to smuggle morphine pills into Sumner County Jail.

Charges continued against alleged psychic scammers

The News-Examiner - Thu Nov 19

The charges against a Gallatin couple accused of stealing nearly $60,000 from two alleged victims via their psychic business have been continued until Dec.

County OKs $6.5M bond issue

The News-Examiner - Thu Nov 19

Several county projects considered crucial by officials could soon get the green light after county commissioners voted 19-2 on Monday, Nov.

Sumner Democratic Party calls for policy on politician's speeches at schools

The News-Examiner - Wed Nov 18

A Sumner County Democratic party leader says the Board of Education is being inconsistent about which elected officials get access to schools and says the district needs a written policy that spells it out.

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The News-Examiner - Wed Nov 18

When Sumner County school attendance supervisor Grace Oliver spoke up about poverty and homelessness at a board committee meeting in the spring, she set off a chain of events that rippled all the way to New York City.

Former T.W Hunter coach accused of touching student A former middle...

The News-Examiner - Wed Nov 18

A former middle school basketball coach will appear in Sumner County Criminal Court this week on charges that he inappropriately touched a 14-year-old girl at T.W. Hunter Middle School in Hendersonville.

Sumner County Schools: No Policy on Politician Visits

WTVF Nashville - Tue Nov 17

Sumner County Schools admit a policy on elected leaders' visits to classrooms does not exist.