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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By: Janet Scott, Sherry Mitchell
The City Council on Dec. 3 approved two ordinances appropriating funds from the 2024 gas revenue bond issues, one for $9,075,868.84 and the other totaling $5, 330,000.
Kathryn Duncklee, Rucker-Stewart Middle School's choir teacher, landed on what she considered to be a “win-win” proposition.
By: Janet Scott
The annual Gallatin Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade, presented by the Primrose School of Gallatin, was held on Saturday, Dec.14, at noon. The parade theme this year was “Music and Magic”—and many of the 115 entries represented the theme perfectly. But there were a lot of vehicles in this Christmas parade—displaying an astonishing variety of types and sizes. The parade […]
By: Janet Scott
There’s a bit of a stir on Gallatin’s east side, caused by the opening of The Smokehouse Restaurant, a new barbeque eatery located at 1581 East Broadway. The restaurant is owned by Ashley West, who decided to recreate the legacy left by her grandparents, Wade and Mary Baskerville. “They ran a restaurant called The Smokehouse in this building back in […]
By: Janet Scott
The city council committee held its last meeting of the year on Dec. 10—a meeting noteworthy for its forward-looking content. City Engineer Nick Tuttle and Assistant City Engineer Aaron Hickson presented a resolution to adopt a new policy for managing neighborhood traffic. They were joined by Greg Judy, a traffic operations engineer from Neel-Shaffer, Inc., a consultant with a long […]
By: Sherry Mitchell, Janet Scott
On Dec. 14—a sunny and mild Saturday morning—a large group gathered at the Gallatin City Cemetery to honor U. S. veterans in a ceremony entitled “Wreaths Across America.”
By: Janet Scott
Nine acres of the property that once housed the Sumner County Fairgrounds has been sold. JANET SCOTT The lower half of the Sumner County Fairgrounds, one of the most beloved sites in Gallatin’s history, has been sold. The 16-acre property, located at 221 and 222 Fairground Road, was listed for $7.9 million. This week, the lower area was purchased for […]
By: Janet Scott
On Dec. 14, a plethora of grown-up Christmas elves dressed in bright red “Team Santa” shirts invaded Gallatin’s Walmart, the site of the Rotary Club’s 38th “Christmas for Kids.” Rotarian Steve Sudbury, who has been in charge of the event since its inception 38 years ago, said the club had raised close to $50,000 this year. “Our budget grew a […]
By: Janet Scott
Breakfast with Santa and Mrs. Claus, a fund-raiser sponsored by the Friends of Gallatin Miracle Park (FOGMP), was held on Saturday, Dec. 7, at the Northfield Church in Gallatin. Karen West, president of the group, reported that the event had a turnout of around 125 people and raised $4,000 for the FOGMP. The gala, which was priced at $10 a […]
By: Janet Scott, Sherry Mitchell
JANET SCOTT Main Street Media Breakfast with Santa and Mrs. Claus, a fund-raiser sponsored by the Friends of Gallatin Miracle Park (FOGMP), was held on Saturday, Dec. 7, at the Northfield Church in Gallatin.
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