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Northeast corridor sessions are set
Public meetings on planning for transportation and land use in the corridor between Nashville and Gallatin will be held next week.
Gallatin man indicted in $18M Ponzi scheme
A Gallatin man was indicted in federal court Wednesday in a Ponzi scheme that cost investors and estimated $18 million.
Man allegedly assaults 4-year-oldA Gallatin man is being held without ...
A Gallatin man is being held without bond after allegedly striking a 4-year-old girl several times in the face in front of her mother.
Gallatin mayor issues first veto
Graves: ordinance is 'bad public policy' By Josh Nelson * For The News Examiner * November 5, 2009 Gallatin Mayor Jo Ann Graves Wednesday vetoed an ordinance passed by the City Council Tuesday night regarding the approval of certain contracts the city enters into with private firms.
Principal resigns post after arrest for harassing teacher
Portland East Middle School Principal Jim Butler resigned after he was arrested Oct.
Veterans Day ceremony planned for Nov. 7
This year's annual Veterans Day Ceremony will take place at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Nov.
Rubel Wins Walmart Bass Fishing League Chevy Wild Card Event On Old Hickory Lake
The win qualifies him for the 2010 BFL All-American where he could ultimately win a top prize of $140,000 and a trip to the 2010 Forrest Wood Cup.
Gallatin Police Deny Taser Killed Man
Residents of a Gallatin neighborhood said they watched a series of events unfold that ended with a man dead after police fired a Taser at the victim.
Man dies in Gallatin police custody
An Old Hickory man arrested for filing a false police report died in police custody in Gallatin Tuesday night after being stunned with a Taser.
County backs off planning commission cutsCounty leaders sent a...
County leaders sent a resolution back to committee that would eliminate six positions from the Sumner County Planning Commission after some officials voiced concerns that the motion as written may be too political.
Share your holiday memories with The News Examiner
Starting with its Friday, Nov. 6 edition, The News Examiner will, for the seven weeks leading up to Christmas, include a special section every Friday devoted to the holidays.
Special Ed Teacher Accused Of Abusing Students
A 47-year-old special education teacher is facing federal lawsuits alleging she severely abused students under the age of six.
Shirley M. Simmons Sherlin, age 60, of Gallatin, was born March 5, 1949 and passed away Oct.
Gallatin woman sews new enterprise
New to the Sumner County area, Kelli Hofer recently came across an advertisement for a new children's consignment shop.
Laws for traffic cameras debated
Several legislators criticized the use of cameras to issue traffic tickets Wednesday during a hearing on whether state laws should be revised to put more restrictions on the practice.
Photo traffic enforcement could be countywide
Cameras that take pictures of motorists who speed or run red lights might soon be seen across all of Sumner County.
Vol State recital to benefit Gallatin Animal Rescue Group
Volunteer State Community College will have an animal-themed faculty recital benefiting the Gallatin Animal Rescue Group at 7:30 p.m. Oct.
Police Say Psychic Scammed Woman Out Of Thousands
Police said one mid-state woman was scammed out of $45,000 by a Gallatin psychic.
Health departments to offer free H1N1 vaccines
The Sumner County Health Department will offer H1N1 FluMist vaccine clinics on Wednesday, Oct.
Hotdog stand offers American food and funWhen a Sumner resident...
When a Sumner resident arrived at a friend's house for their first date, she saw two tables covered with food.
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