Abbey Nutter is a journalist at Yahoo News. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, regional interest, and world news, with particular attention to security and law enforcement, as well as animal care and pets. Abbey's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo Sports, The Lebanon Democrat, and Fire Engineering.
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Hendersonville, United States (Local)
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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
A resolution to waive fees for community amenity structures was passed unanimously by the Hendersonville Board of Mayor and Aldermen during its July 28 meeting. The ordinance gives the city planning director the authority to approve fee waivers for structuresincluding, but not limited to blessing boxes, little free libraries, community food pantries, community book exchanges and "other similar structures that […]
By: Abbey Nutter
A resolution to approve a letter of intent between the City of Hendersonville and Landing Spot Properties, LLC was withdrawn during Tuesday night's Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting. The resolution was first heard during the city's General Committee meeting, where it received a negative recommendation. As the Hendersonville Board of Mayor and Aldermen convened for the evening, Ward 5 […]
A resolution to approve a letter of intent for the lease and possible sale of the Bradford-Berry House between the City of Hendersonville and Landing Spot
By: Abbey Nutter
The City of Hendersonville has filed a lawsuit against Eagle View, LLC and developer Suddharth Amin, alleging that the developer failed to complete required public infrastructure improvements associated with the Eagle View development, located off New Shackle Island Road. The city's filing alleges that the developer's agreed-upon improvements were "incomplete, defective and noncompliant." Hendersonville Mayor Jamie Clary said that the […]
By: Abbey Nutter
The Sumner County Commission and the Sumner County School Board both voted to approve a quitclaim deed for the Latimer House, turning the historic property over to a nonprofit organization. Prior to these approvals, the property and home were jointly owned by Sumner County and the Sumner County Board of Education. The Sumner County Commission unanimously approved several resolutions that […]
By: Abbey Nutter
An online fundraiser for a local food truck owner is working to support his cancer fight after Jafar Arbabshirani, owner of Persian Flame, was diagnosed with leukemia this summer. Arbabshirani's neighbor and customer, Roy Tinker, helped set up a GoFundMe to help with the costs of medical bills from his hospitalization, chemotherapy and upcoming bone marrow transplant, living expenses and […]
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After closing due to damages wrought by the tornado that hit Hendersonville on Dec. 9, 2023, Rockland Recreation Area could re-open before the end of 2026. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is working towards a goal of reopening Rockland Recreation Area around December 2026. Jacob Albers, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District and resource manager at Old Hickory […]
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Grace Place is working towards opening a childcare center to meet growing needs in the Sumner County community as the nonprofit hopes to open Makayla's Promise Children's Center this fall. Grace Place Founder and CEO Desnéige Bourret said that in the third quarter of 2025, a nationwide federal funding cut impacted state funds, including the Childcare and Development Fund. The […]
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The Sumner County Board of Education approved the $84,249 purchase of new HVAC units for the Lakeside Park Elementary School cafeteria as part of its consent agenda at its Tuesday, Aug. 18 meeting. Superintendent Scott Langford provided an update about the school's HVAC needs and the installation of the new HVAC system during the Board of Education's meeting. "Lakeside Park, […]
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High school students across Sumner County participated in Drum Corps International this summer, including one Gallatin student, three Liberty Creek students and four Station Camp students. Drum Corps International is separated into four classes: open class, world class, international and all ages. According to the DCI website, there are now over 100 competitive events that encompass the Drum Corps International […]
