Abbey Nutter is a journalist based in Lebanon, Tennessee. She writes for The Lebanon Democrat and her work has been featured in Yahoo News, Calhoun Times, and Yahoo Sports. Abbey covers a variety of topics including local news, education, crime, sports, and community events.
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Abbey Nutter's coverage indicates a focus on local news, particularly related to education, traffic safety, city council decisions, and community events in Tennessee. She frequently covers government announcements and press releases which suggest an interest in official statements or actions from public institutions.
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By: Abbey Nutter
On Nov. 5, Hendersonville Mayor Jamie Clary was re-elected after an unopposed race. Now, he’s looking to work on his goals for the next four years. “My goals for myself as mayor have been the same for the past eight years, and that is to improve the image, enhance the infrastructure and bring more jobs to Hendersonville for the people […]
By: Sherry Mitchell
The new communication stations are designed to help non-verbal students interact with their peers. SUBMITTED
By: Abbey Nutter
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has warned law enforcement agencies about Tren de Aragua, a Venezuelan organization known for human trafficking, retail crime and drug trafficking. “The alarm has been sounded only to raise awareness and understanding that they are here,” TBI Director David Rausch stated in a video message Thursday. Rausch shared that law enforcement agencies across the state […]
By: Sherry Mitchell
A rendering of the proposed 64-home development, Hunter Ridge. SUBMITTED
By: Abbey Nutter
Residents near Veterans Park during this year’s Pig Fest were up late on Oct. 25 as the Hendersonville Hometown Jam concert kicked off the festival. “It was so loud that our windows were vibrating,” Hendersonville resident Nancy Legard said. “We could hear it inside the house until 11 p.m. I went outside at about 10:30 because I couldn’t go to […]
By: Abbey Nutter
A man suspected to be involved in multiple incidents across Middle Tennessee was arrested in Hendersonville after following an individual from their workplace. Justin Taylor, 36, has been charged with reckless endangerment, evading arrest and sexual battery. His arrest follows a report received by the Hendersonville Police Department (HPD) on Nov. 20 regarding a subject following someone from the Southburn […]
By: Abbey Nutter
The Foster Families Assistance Network’s annual holiday drive is in full swing in Hendersonville as December rolls in. “The holidays are a stressful time for most people,” Foster Families Assistance Network founder Anthony Poteet said. “It’s a lot more stressful in foster care, with what might be the first year kids are even having a Christmas, but they’re not at […]
The 2025 edition of Bob Dulany's calendar will mark its 50th iteration. ABBEY NUTTER
By: Abbey Nutter
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen ratified a settlement agreement for a pay dispute involving Hendersonville Fire Chief Scotty Bush on Nov. 25. Now that the settlement has been ratified, Bush will receive a 2.5% pay increase and $17,500 in quarterly installments. The agreement was unanimously approved by the management review committee. Bush had originally filed a grievance with the […]
By: Abbey Nutter
The City of Hendersonville continues to look into traffic control solutions for the area of Drakes Creek Road following the Board of Mayor and Alderman’s denial of the Drakes Creek roundabout project in November. A resolution was posed to the public works committee on Dec. 10 to purchase the right-of-way on property near the juncture of Drakes Creek Road, Avant […]
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