Andy Humbles is a Wilson County Reporter at The Tennessean. He covers a variety of topics including schools, growth and development, neighborhood issues, and crime, with a focus on Wilson and Sumner Counties. Andy is featured in several publications including The Commercial Appeal and Knoxville News Sentinel.
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Books have been removed iin efforts to comply with the state's changes to the Age-Appropriate Materials Act of 2022 went into effect on July 1.
By: Andy Humbles
Land use plan update in process with meeting scheduled to go over public input received at Cumberland University.
By: Andy Humbles
Nashville Tennessean A 16-year-old Old Hickory girl and a 75-year-old Hermitage man have been charged with vandalizing political signs in Mt. Juliet, according to police.
By: Andy Humbles
The school board weighed three options for each year and approved ones similar to the present calendars.
Child flown by helicopter to area hospital with life-threatening injuries.
By: Andy Humbles
Church hoped to move from west Wilson County, where it has met in a large tent.
By: Andy Humbles
There are more than 33,500 FFA students in Tennessee last school year. The Tennessean Student of the Week poll seeks to honor the best of them.
By: Andy Humbles
Nashville Tennessean Geri Ashley and Pamela Wiggins vie Lebanon's Ward 2 seat as Fred Burton doesn't seek reelection.
By: Andy Humbles
Mark Milliken had over 20,000 votes in huge field that saw 22 nominations.
By: Andy Humbles
Nashville Tennessean We asked Wilson County public high school administrators to name students who excelled during the first quarter of the school year.
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