Janet Scott is a journalist based in Gallatin, Tennessee. She writes for The Murfreesboro Post and her work has also appeared in The Lebanon Democrat and Franklin Favorite. Janet covers a range of local news topics, including community events, city developments, and human interest stories.
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Janet Scott's coverage centers around local news and events in Gallatin, Tennessee. She focuses on community events, announcements from the city government, and seasonal happenings.
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JANET SCOTT Main Street Media The Gallatin City Council headed into the holidays with one controversial zoning ordinance deferred until January – the Twin Ponds development.
By: Janet Scott
Sumner County now has a Pilot Club—a non-profit service organization chartered last July by Gallatin resident Ashley Grutter, who serves as the organization’s president. “Our club has 37 charter members, which makes it one of the largest Pilot Clubs in Tennessee,” she said. “When I started looking into chartering a club, I discovered that there were no Pilot Clubs in […]
Two new council members—Paul T. Jones and Todd Alexander—were sworn in during the first city council meeting of 2025 in a ceremony conducted by General Sessions Judge Ron Blanton.
By: Janet Scott
By a vote of 4-3, the city council voted to defer the second reading of the ordinance to rezone property for the Twin Ponds Subdivision on Tuesday night. The ordinance calls for rezoning 131.64 acres from the A (Agricultural Residential District) to R-10 Planned Residential Development (PRD) District-Medium Density PRD with a Preliminary Master Development Plan (PMDP) for Twin Ponds […]
By: Janet Scott
A man who had been wanted for attempted second-degree murder since November was detained on Monday, Jan. 6, according to the Gallatin Police Department (GPD). A warrant was in effect for 43-year-old Joshua Robb, charging him with attempted second-degree homicide, aggravated assault, parole violation, failure to appear, and violating an order of protection. “The defendant was first arrested last September […]
By: Janet Scott
The Gallatin Fire Fighters Association Local 4501 may not be a well-known organization, but two of its officers—president Greg Pack and vice-president Curtis Ing—are on a mission to change that. “Let’s start by saying that we are a union,” said Pack. “We are a branch of the International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF). In the state of Tennessee, we are […]
By: Janet Scott
Gallatin appeared to be covered in fluffy white frosting by mid-afternoon on Friday after receiving a blanketing of snow. Middle Tennessee was predicted to receive between 4 and 6 inches of snow, and according to the National Weather Service (NWS), Gallatin received 3.3 inches on Friday. Sumner County was well prepared for the snow. On Thursday morning, Ken Weidner, director […]
BY JANET SCOTT Gallatin News Gallatin appeared to be covered in fluffy white frosting by mid-afternoon on Friday after receiving a blanketing of snow.
The Gallatin Police Department (GPD) has announced the passing of Roy Auge, a volunteer with the department from 2004 through 2020. On Jan. 13, the GPD placed a post on Facebook that read, “Mr. Auge selflessly devoted countless hours to serving our department and community, always lending a helping hand wherever he was needed. His kindness, hard work, and infectious […]
By: Sherry Mitchell
In the Sumner County Commission Budget Committee meeting on Monday, Jan. 13, a discussion ensued concerning a payment due from the City of Gallatin for $907,496—the final amount Gallatin owes for its share of the construction costs for the parking garage located on Franklin Street in Gallatin. The city of Gallatin has already advanced the county $2.4 million from a […]
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