Brian Justice is a journalist based in Winchester, Tennessee. He writes for the Herald-Chronicle and Tullahoma News, focusing on local news and events in the Winchester area. His articles cover a range of topics including community events, local government decisions, and human interest stories.
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Brian Justice's coverage focuses on local news, community events, city ordinances, and housing within the United States with a specific focus on Tennessee and Winchester. He frequently covers government announcements and events. If you have newsworthy local events, updates on city ordinances or housing developments in these areas, Brian would likely be interested in covering them.
Additionally, given his coverage of seasonal topics such as "’Tis the Season" event and the Decherd Christmas Parade among others; he may also be interested in pitches related to upcoming seasonal events or festivals happening in Tennessee or specifically Winchester.
Finally, considering his frequent reporting of human resources & employment-related themes along with family & relationships content - sources who can provide insights into how local policies impact residents' lives may find success when pitching to Brian.
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The authors of a book detailing the deemed negative impacts school-voucher systems have had in the states where they are allowed gave a firsthand account of their focus to the
Winchester is experiencing a small increase in homelessness, but Police Chief Ritchie Lewis maintains the circumstances do not call for immediate alarm.
For the third time in recent months, the Franklin County Commission has a vacancy.
With time running short and a tally not reaching desired goals, the city of Winchester is beefing up its efforts to complete a special census.
With the rising number of bed-and-breakfasts and vacation homes being rented for temporary lodging, the Decherd Board of Mayor and Aldermen has approved a 4 percent privilege tax that will
Franklin County has received a combined $120,000 from two state grants to be used toward cleaning up previously developed property that harbors pollution or associated risks from industrial use.
The Winchester City Council has been presented with a petition containing more than 200 signatures from residents declaring that vehicles with longer wheel bases should not be allowed to park
Much to the delight of local government leaders, Franklin County has been selected to participate in a special industrial-site-property-evaluation program Tennessee is offering to improve economic-development opportunities.
The old phrase “if it sounds too good to be true, then it probably isn’t” can seemingly be tied to Decherd removing a $10 water fee that had been used
A 39-year-old Manchester man remains in Franklin County Jail after being arrested Tuesday for vehicular homicide and DUI in connection with a fatal wreck at 10 a.m. in the 1700
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