Gallatin has been ranked as one of the top 10 “freest” cities in the state, according to a new report from the Beacon Center of Tennessee.
You would be hard-pressed to find anyone who loves Gallatin High School more than Randy Moore.
The Sumner County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the apparent accidental shooting death of a toddler at the Shackle Island Fire Department on July 2.
Downtown Gallatin’s popular arts and crafts festival Squarefest and Third Thursday on Main free summer concert series have each been cancelled due to ongoing health concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Despite a recent uptick in COVID-19 cases in Sumner County over the past two weeks, Sumner County Schools are still on track to open Aug. 3, according to school district Spokesperson Jeremy Johnson.
Crews have responded to a fire involving multiple boats at the Gallatin Marina that occurred Thursday afternoon off Lock 4 Road.
On June 10 the Green and Gold Foundation, along with Dr. Ron Becker, celebrated the GHS co-valedictorian’s Lauren Fisher and Kayli Lucas as well as salutatorian Camila Gomez. From the left are Rufus Lassiter, Becker, Camila Gomez (salutatorian), Lauren Fisher and Kayli Lucas (co-valedictori…
The EPA is reviewing whether emissions testing in Tennessee should end, and the public has an opportunity to weigh in.
A Gallatin woman has been charged with stealing nearly $250,000 from a local business, according to Sumner County prosecutors.
Plans for a new 204-home subdivision on Hartsville Pike are being reworked after several members of the Gallatin Planning Commission raised concerns about the close proximity of some of the residences to the city’s industrial park last month.
All Sumner County residents and visitors, with some exceptions, are now required to wear a face covering or mask when in public to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
A little more than 1,600 Sumner County residents have requested to vote by absentee ballot for the Aug. 6 federal and state and county general election, according to a local election office official.
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store plans to bring its limited alcoholic beverages menu to Gallatin as the company expands its test program in Middle Tennessee.
Fans of Randy’s Record Shop can now take home a piece of history from the now demolished Gallatin landmark.
With one of the largest one-day increases in COVID-19 cases to date on Tuesday, Sumner County officials held a press conference urging people to wear masks and practice social distancing.
Around 2,000 seniors from 11 Sumner County high schools celebrated commencement exercises this past weekend.
Welch College plans to alter the fall 2020 schedule in light of COVID-19 concerns.
The Gallatin Lions Club has not been able to actively meet on each Tuesday due to the membership having to shelter in place at their homes because of the Coronavirus pandemic. However, the club has been busy caring for the less fortunate in so many ways.
The unnamed company behind a proposed massive data center project in Gallatin, believed to be Facebook, has acquired more than 800 acres off Hartsville Pike adjacent to the city’s industrial park.
A new weekly American roots music show in downtown Gallatin will feature a mixture of established artists and local undiscovered talent, according to organizers.
Sumner County Commissioners are scheduled to vote on a combined county government and school system budget for the 2020-21 fiscal year next week, which does not include a property tax increase for residents.
A Gallatin man has been charged with attempted criminal homicide after police say he confronted a man seeing his ex-girlfriend and shot him in the face during an altercation earlier this month.
Update: The indoor pool at the Gallatin Civic Center will reopen on Monday, June 29.
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