State lawmakers gaveled in the 112th General Assembly at the state Capitol on Tuesday, kicking off legislative business for the year.

More of the county’s historical records can be preserved thanks to a recent state grant.

The City of Gallatin is asking residents 55 and older to participate in a survey to better understand the needs of older Americans living in Gallatin and Sumner County. The information will be used in long-term planning with the objective to make the area more livable for the older population.

Almost as old as the city of Hendersonville itself, the city’s first chiropractic clinic will celebrate 45 years this month – as well as the addition of a third-generation partner.

We just had our third winter storm of the season and now it looks like the coldest weather of the winter is coming beginning at the end of this week and lasting through the end of January.

Majority Leader William Lamberth, R-Portland, announced he will seek re-election to the Tennessee House of Representatives in 2022.

The U.S. Global Leadership Coalition (USGLC) recently honored Gallatin Mayor Paige Brown for her work to advocate for U.S. global leadership as an imperative and effective approach to strengthening our country’s local communities

Three Dog Nights are coming in a couple of weeks, read on to find out what this means!

Nashville-based Infinity Hospitality has announced its plans to transform The Estate at Cherokee Dock, the former home of country music singer, actor and author Reba McEntire, into a luxury event venue and resort.

Gallatin Public Utilities is working to complete a project that will prevent strong rain events from overwhelming the sewer system and causing discharges of untreated water into Town Creek. The 10-million-gallon tank and pump “equalization basin” off Maple Drive will stagger the flow of wate…

A 42-year-old Cottontown woman identified as Nesha Knight was killed in a single-car accident on TN State Route 76 near Bottom View Farm and The River at Portland on Monday, Jan. 3

With a primary election in May, the county’s general election in August, and elections for municipal, state and federal offices in November, the Sumner County Election Office is gearing up for a busy year.

For the last 13 years, Pastor James Gill has made it his life’s work ensuring any Sumner County resident in need of food doesn’t go without.

Pretty incredible numbers on the temperatures for December - we finished with one of the mildest-ever with numerous record highs and it even continued on New Year's Day with a record high.

From the opening of a new park focused on accessibility, to a devastating fire at a historic local landmark, Gallatin saw joy and heartbreak during 2021.

As Tennesseans prepare to make end of year and holiday season charitable contributions, Secretary of State Tre Hargett cautions donors to be wary of scams.

Few Hendersonville traditions capture the magic of Christmas – for both those on the giving and receiving end – than the annual shopping event Christmas 4 Kids.

Much of the week ahead will be partly sunny with high temperatures in the 50s across Middle Tennessee and reaching the 60s by Christmas Day.

Boughs of greenery greet guests at the gate of the Tennessee Residence, home of Gov. Bill Lee and first lady Maria Lee. Inside, the home is decked in sparkling ornaments and twinkling lights, inviting visitors to recall classic Christmas tales.

Petitions for the Tuesday, May 3, 2022 Sumner County Primary will be issued beginning Monday, Dec. 20 at the Sumner County Election Commission Office, 355 N. Belvedere Dr., Room 106 in Gallatin.

Majority Leader William Lamberth, R-Portland, announced Josh Cross has joined the staff of the Tennessee House of Representatives Republican Caucus as deputy press secretary.

Sumner County continues to make great strides in becoming a healthier county, improving the overall quality of life for its residents, and making Tennessee a healthier state. Since its founding in 1997, the Sumner County Health Committee has been striving to improve the well-being of our community by addressing the physical, mental, and nutritional concerns that are essential to enhancing all qualities of life while still maintaining strong networks within the county.

It looks like temperatures will start turning cooler next weekend but at this time, Christmas is looking like a chance of rain and in the 50s.