Abbey Nutter is a journalist at various esteemed publications, including Yahoo News, Calhoun Times, and The Lebanon Democrat. She covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in areas such as crime, traffic, and legal issues, along with insights into architecture, planning, and construction across North America and LATAM. Abbey's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports, Fire Engineering, and The Murfreesboro Post.
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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
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 […]
ABBEY NUTTER Main Street Media This year's Hendersonville Standard Citizen of the Year has revived Beautiful Hendersonville alongside her husband and other board members.
By: Abbey Nutter
This holiday season, the Beech High School engineering design class took on a group project: making ornaments for a local non-profit. Engineering teacher Josh Harris said he was first made aware about the opportunity with Community Life Bridge through the Sumner County Schools CTE supervisor Chase Moore. “He said they’re looking for some student-based work for Christmas ornaments that they […]
By: Abbey Nutter
An off-duty Hendersonville Police officer faces charges of driving under the influence, assault on a first responder, speeding and resisting arrest after an incident Monday morning. The Sumner County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO) made the arrest and identified the officer as Steven Wilson, 36. According to an affidavit shared by SCSO, the incident began at 1:36 a.m. when a SCSO deputy […]
By: Abbey Nutter
Demolition and reconstruction of the Sanders Ferry Park boat ramp and courtesy docks begins this week. The Hendersonville Parks Department expects construction on the parks new main boat ramp and three new courtesy docks to last around two months. Crews from the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency and their contractors will be mobilizing at the park for construction. “The water is […]
By: Sherry Mitchell
Six individuals are facing charges following alcohol and tobacco business compliance checks performed by the Hendersonville Police Department in December.
By: Abbey Nutter
As the city approaches the mid-year budget cycle, Hendersonville Mayor Jamie Clary and other members of the board of mayor and alderman are looking to make adjustments. Mid-year adjustments to the 2025 Fiscal Year budget will begin to appear on committee agendas in February before being reviewed by BOMA. Clary outlined his main priorities for the mid-year budget adjustments as […]
By: Abbey Nutter
A 16-year-old was killed in a shooting Sunday on Vulco Drive in Hendersonville. According to information released by the Hendersonville Police Department, a warrant for 2nd degree homicide has been obtained for 18-year-old Amani Jordan, who was identified as a suspect in the department's homicide investigation. As of Monday, the department is actively looking for Jordan. Hendersonville Police officers responded […]
By: Abbey Nutter
Residents across Sumner County kicked off the weekend last Friday with a snow day. Middle Tennessee was predicted to receive between 4 and 6 inches of snow, and according to the National Weather Service (NWS), Hendersonville received 3.3 inches on Friday. “We didn’t get as much snow as was predicted,” Sumner County Emergency Management Agency Director Ken Weidner said. “Conditions […]
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