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
Updates on several of Hendersonville's capital projects were presented during the Monday, May 18, meeting of the Capital Projects Committee. Hendersonville's Drakes Creek Road and Stop 30 Road Project has a revised cost estimate of around $12 million and its current status is listed as being in the right-of-way/property acquisition phase. Bids are expected to open on the project in […]
By: Abbey Nutter
A bridge on the Sumner County and Davidson County line is slotted for replacement through a project part of the Tennessee Department of Transportation's bridge program. The bridge is located on Gallatin Pike over Mansker Creek and is slated for construction letting in fiscal year 2030, with the earliest possible start to construction beginning in the first quarter of that […]
By: Abbey Nutter
Tailgate Brewery in Hendersonville is teaming up with Nashville craft thrift store Smart Art + Craft Supplies for a donation drive on Saturday, May 30. This is the second year that the two will be partnering for a donation drive. Smart Art Head of Operations Kyle Graden said that drives like the one on Saturday are an essential piece of […]
By: Abbey Nutter
The Sumner County School Board approved two school zoning changes during its Tuesday, May 19, meeting, which will go into effect for the upcoming school year. Guidelines for the rezoning shared by Sumner County Schools Superintendent Scott Langford stated that William Burrus Elementary School students in the rezoning area must attend Beech Elementary School. Rising seventh and eighth graders within […]
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Saturday, May 23 marked the return of the Hendersonville Farmers & Artisan Market to the Streets of Indian Lake for its 18th season. "Talking to different vendors who are returning, we said it feels like homecoming," Hendersonville Farmers & Artisan Market Manager Cheryl Puryear said. "Everybody is excited to get together again and they love the community. The community shows […]
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Sunburns and Slow Burns owner Chelsi Vazquez is bringing her new bookstore on the go this summer. The colorful mobile bookstore had its debut at the Hendersonville Farmers & Artisans Market on May 24, with a collection that primarily features romance but has other genres to choose from as well. Before moving to Hendersonville in August 2025, Vazquez and her […]
By: Abbey Nutter
The Hendersonville Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted on second reading to annex and establish zoning for two properties on Kingdom Way during its May 26 meeting. Prior to being annexed into the city under the official zoning designation, approximately 22.4 acres of property at 1402 and 1410 Kingdom Way was zoned as Rural Residential through Sumner County. According to […]
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The Sumner County School Board voted unanimously to approve its proposed 2026-27 general purpose budget during a special called meeting on May 26. Sumner County Schools' 2026-27 proposed general purpose budget totals $423,966,443, with $418,839,932 allocated to the operating budget and $5,126,511 allocated to capital projects. Estimated revenues totaled $368,331,183. The operating expenditures for the upcoming school year – as […]
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Several TriStar hospitals partnered together to put on the Color Our Community Safer 5K and Fun Run over the weekend at Drakes Creek Park in Hendersonville. The one-mile color run on Saturday, May 30, started at 8 a.m., accompanied by a health and safety fair from 8-10 a.m., which included Stop the Bleed education and training, burn education and injury […]
By: Abbey Nutter
This spring, the Nashville Zoo celebrated its 50th clouded leopard born since 1991. Azi, born on March 18, is the first clouded leopard to be born at the Nashville Zoo this year, as well as the first clouded leopard born at an Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) accredited zoo in 2026. "Clouded leopards are one of our signature species […]
