Abbey Nutter is a journalist at Yahoo News. She focuses on themes related to construction and real estate, urban development, and event management, while also covering topics such as climate change, water management, and health and wellness. Abbey's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Calhoun Times, Yahoo Sports, The Lebanon Democrat, 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
Brass vases have been stolen from graves at a Hendersonville cemetery, according to Hendersonville police. According to the Hendersonville Police Department, there have been two incidents at Hendersonville Memorial Gardens, with over 20 brass vases stolen. The incidents resulted in approximately $30,000 in damage. "This is where people go to reconnect with family and feel that emotional and spiritual connection […]
By: Abbey Nutter
At around 12:04 p.m. last Tuesday, July 14, a barista working at the Cozy Nook Coffee House in Hendersonville called 911 after a fire started in the bathroom. First responders arrived within minutes, extinguishing the fire and containing it to the restroom. Now, nine months after twin sisters Mary Ann Coulter and Diane Carey opened the coffee shop at 357 […]
By: Abbey Nutter
Hendersonville has received $75 million in grants from the Greater Nashville Regional Council for traffic improvement projects around the city. On July 15, the Greater Nashville Regional Council announced recipients of federal grant funding, including six transportation improvement projects submitted by Hendersonville. The grants are expected to cover 80 percent of project costs, with local governments like the city responsible […]
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At the Kroger located at 237 East Main Street in Hendersonville, customers, friends, family and co-workers are mourning the loss of Brandon Griffin. Griffin, 51, known to countless folks over the years as "G-Money," passed away on July 21, and news quickly spread around the Hendersonville community. Griffin started at Kroger on Main Street in Hendersonville 32 years ago, where […]
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Beginning on Aug. 14, the Hendersonville Public Library will be open on Fridays, adding eight more hours of operation per week. "I'm so thankful for the backing of the city and the county," Hendersonville Public Library Director Emily Higdon said. We could not have brought the plan to open on Fridays to fruition without their generosity. It took collaboration from […]
By: Abbey Nutter
Weeks after its installation, the Charlie Kirk Memorial Parkway sign previously located on Vietnam Veterans Boulevard has been moved to Long Hollow Pike following concerns being raised by local Vietnam veterans. "We are very pleased that Charlie Kirk will be honored with a road, but we are also very pleased that it will not be Vietnam Veterans Boulevard," Vietnam Veterans […]
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Happily Ever After By Amy will bring a magical children's shopping experience to the center of Hendersonville beginning on Saturday, Aug. 1. "My mother used to read to us a lot," owner Amy Sparks said. "Mother Goose was part of the family and fairytales and Cinderella and Snow White. I enjoyed my childhood a whole lot and this is what […]
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Hendersonville's 2027 fiscal year budget included $4.2 million allocated towards paving projects throughout the city. According to the city, how many roads can be paved in each fiscal year is determined by the final paving budget. Roads included in the FY2027 paving plan can be found on the paving plan page on the city's website. As of July 22, upcoming […]
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In an update regarding the previously reported unauthorized access to the Sumner County School District's network, Sumner County Schools Superintendent Scott Langford said that there will be no further delay to the start of school, which is set for Monday, Aug. 10. Langford shared an update about the incident to the school district's social media on Friday, July 31. Upon […]
The Station Camp High School community is grieving the loss of Kinsley Carter, a rising sophomore and softball player. According to SCHS, Carter was involv
