There were about half a dozen prisoner of war camps in Tennessee during World War II—the best known of which was Camp Crossville, in Cumberland County. We know a lot more about Camp Crossville than the others because of Gerhard Hennes.
Simmons Bank in Gallatin donated $2,000 to the Shalom Zone. From the left — Jana Boner, Cherie Cline and PJ Davis. SUBMITTED
Tennesseans talk a lot about the right of free speech, and they should. But it’s interesting to note that free Tennesseans have not always had the right of free speech, at least not on all topics.
Our Big Joe stopped by Metro Animal Care & Control where unfortunately, the shelter is full and he shows us two beautiful dogs looking for their fur ever homes.
The Barn Raising Music & Fall Festival offers something for everyone this Saturday, from 2 – 9 p.m. at the historic Comer Barn.
Red Plastic Cup's riveting interview with Commissioner of Transportation, Clay Bright
There are many reasons that middle Tennessee is an amazing place to live and with amazing people. This story exemplifies that 100 percent. After a tornado destroys their office, what the staff of Family Voices of Tennessee did next, will not only inspire, but you will see that their cause is…
October 7 is the 241st anniversary of the most important victory in Tennessee history.
The Tennessee Economic Development Council (TEDC) has honored Gallatin Economic Development Agency’s James Fenton as the Fred H. Harris Economic Development Professional of the Year.
The Green and Gold Luau, held in July, raised $20,000 to benefit Gallatin High School.
On Thursday, the community of Franklin and Williamson County came together to host a blood drive for the wife of a beloved Williamson County Sheriff Detective. Thanks to the great folks at Blood Assurance for their help in telling this positive story. Our Big Joe has more
Our Big Joe takes us to the Cheatham County Animal Control and shows us a new program that is changing the lives of the pets there and those that volunteer. Thank you to Hunter Briley and Regal Realty Group for loving these pets as much as we do
The 17th annual Gallatin Ghost Walk begins Oct. 8 and runs every Friday and Saturday night through Nov. 6.
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Simmons Bank recently donated $5,000 to the Pope John Paul Preparatory School. From the left - Mike Deely, headmaster; Paul Good, Angie Deguira,
Local Nashville Sports Radio icon and Main Street Media contributor, George Plaster, will host the first-ever Plaster & Friends Celebrity Bowling Night on Monday, Nov. 29. The charity event will take place at Hermitage Strike and Spare in two groups from 6-8 p.m. and 8-10 p.m. All proceeds from the event will be donated to two local children’s organizations: Last Minute Toy Store and the Martha O’Bryan Center.
Gallatin Mayor Paige Brown was named the 2021 Mayor of the Year by the Tennessee Municipal League at their 81st Annual Conference in Chattanooga.
It was the one thing that would always stop me in my tracks.
Vena Stuart Elementary First Grade Teacher, Courtney Johnson was named the Gallatin News September Teacher of the Month. Pictured with her class (l-r) Randy Moore (Gallatin News), Courtney Johnson, Principal Jessica Adams. SUBMITTED
Our Big Joe visited the Humane Society of Sumner County for our Pet of the Week. Along with our proud sponsor Regal Realty Group, we want you to meet "Addie" and once you hear her story, you will fall in love
Newton Nissan was presented with two awards – Nissan Award of Excellence and the Dealer of Distinction award. These two awards are based on a variety of factors, including customer satisfaction, sales performance, growth, and customer loyalty. The Nissan Dealer of Distinction award is a pres…
It's possible you are reading this thinking not about those you might help, but about the help you wish someone would offer to you.
Simmons Bank recently donated $250 to the Gallatin Sertoma Club. From the left: Larry Maynard, Cherie Cline and Jana Boner. SUBMITTED
Virginia Russell has been a faithful volunteer at Gallatin CARES for several years. Along with sorting items for the Thrift Store, she arranges the book shelves, and makes bread pickups for the food pantry. The Thrift Store is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., and food is dis…
It is another wonderful opportunity to bring you our pet of the week, as Main Street Nashville has teamed with Regal Realty Group to show you lovely pets looking for their Fur-ever homes. Meet Lucille!
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