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
The Hendersonville Board of Mayor and Aldermen unanimously approved the city's 2027 fiscal year budget during its June 9 meeting. The proposed 2027 fiscal year budget included $66,272,581 in general fund operating expenditures, with $66,279,950 in general fund operating revenues. The capital project budget – or the non-operating budget – included FY 2027 revenues of $5,657,307 and expenditures of $15,357,007. […]
By: Abbey Nutter
Work continues on the Sumner County School District's efforts to make elementary school playgrounds more accessible and inclusive for students with mobility needs. Sumner County parents helped raise the school board's awareness of the need for more Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)-inclusive playgrounds throughout the district. Sumner County Schools Chief of Staff Jeremy Johnson referred to parents as a guiding […]
By: Abbey Nutter
This summer, the Hendersonville Parks and Recreation Department is working to update its master plan for the city's parks system. A regular updating of the master plan is an essential element of state grant funding processes, which require master plans to be updated every five years. Hendersonville Parks and Recreation Director Andy Gilley also described the purpose of the master […]
By: Abbey Nutter
Foster Friendly® Hendersonville launched its initiative to make Hendersonville a Foster Friendly® Community last August and has been making progress towards its goals ever since. According to information provided by Tennessee Kids Belong, there are currently 154 children living in 98 foster homes throughout Sumner County. The Foster Friendly Hendersonville initiative has a goal of having 10 Foster Friendly® faith […]
By: Abbey Nutter
A Beech High School sophomore is undertaking a project to help boost literacy among children by providing free books to families. Emmy Greene, 15, started the Tennessee Literacy Project and partnered with Beech High School and VFW Post 9851 to collect books throughout the summer with an ultimate goal of hosting a free book fair this fall to place more […]
By: Ivan Aronin
Volunteers work in the Walton Ferry Arboretum garden on the first service Saturday. ABBEY NUTTER
Two dogs at the Sumner County Animal Services facility this week. ABBEY NUTTER
By: Abbey Nutter
Hendersonville and the Bradford-Berry Preservation Society have reached an agreement to maintain the site. FILE The Hendersonville Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted unanimously to approve resolutions authorizing the installation of signage at the Bradford-Berry House and authorizing a partnership between the city and the Bradford-Berry Preservation Society to preserve, restore, and maintain the historic site. Built in the 1790s, […]
By: Abbey Nutter
Until the opening of the new driver services center in Hendersonville, the Tennessee Department of Safety Mobile Driver Services Center will be filling drivers' needs on Thursdays in the City Square shopping center parking lot on West Main Street. "The Mobile Driver Services Center was deployed to Hendersonville to help meet the increased demand for Driver Services in Sumner County […]
By: Abbey Nutter
In June, Hendersonville Police Department stated that it's seen an increase in e-bike related calls this summer, leading officials to share safety tips and a safety video on social media. "When it comes to these e-bikes, supervision matters," HPD Assistant Chief Joshua Morrison said in the safety video. "These children that get these vehicles and they don't have a lot […]
