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
With cool and comfortable temperatures, the citizens of Gallatin and beyond gathered downtown on Saturday, Nov. 9, to view the annual Veterans Day Parade, hosted by the John T. Alexander American Legion Post 17. The event honored U.S. veterans from all branches of the military, as well as the city’s current fire, police, and emergency first responders. The parade route […]
By: Janet Scott
The Gallatin Area Chamber of Commerce has been selected as one of six area Chambers in Tennessee to host a local 2025 National Civics Bee. Held in partnership with The Civic Trust of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation, the competition is open for Gallatin middle school students in the 6th, 7th, and 8th grades—whether in public, private, charter, or […]
By: Janet Scott
For some people, Christmas begins as soon as the last piece of Halloween candy is given away (or eaten). With last weekend’s “Tinsel and Treasures” kicking off the Christmas shopping season, Gallatin residents can start looking forward to familiar traditions. For instance, Christmas lights and decorations are going up on the square this week. The City of Gallatin’s Christmas Tree […]
By: Janet Scott
A man has been arrested by the Sumner County Sheriff’s Office and taken into custody on charges of Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon. Erik D. Wright, 53, was arrested on Thursday, Nov. 14, and held on a $200K pre-trial bond. Wright’s arrest followed an hours-long incident. According to the affidavit, it began when a woman called 911 to report […]
By: Janet Scott
Gallatin police have arrested a man in connection with two drive-by shootings in Gallatin’s West Eastland neighborhood. Antonio D. Walker, Jr., 19, was detained on the premises of 646 West Eastland—a house involved in two shooting incidents. The most recent shooting happened on Monday, Nov. 18, around 6:15 a.m. Shots were heard by panic-stricken neighbors, who called the police. According […]
By: Janet Scott
Rumors had been circulating in Gallatin for a while—speculation that the final Beretta Warehouse Sale might be taking place on Saturday, Nov. 16—after an eight-year stint of holding the event at the Gallatin Civic Center. Sadly, Cheryl Norris, the Operations Manager for Clothing and Accessories, confirmed the rumors. Having traveled to Gallatin from the corporate offices in Maryland, Norris was […]
By: Janet Scott
Meta Data Center hosted a grand opening on Friday, Nov. 15, to celebrate its first day of serving traffic since construction began in Gallatin in 2022. Meta also used the occasion to announce a donation of $250K to Gallatin’s Shalom Zone for the renovation of the historical all-Black Union High School gymnasium. State, county, and local officials attended the event, […]
By: Janet Scott, Sherry Mitchell
Edward Cooper and son Alex were happy shoppers. JANET SCOTT Rumors had been circulating in Gallatin for a while—speculation that the final
By: Janet Scott
The special census is ahead of schedule, according to Gracie Perez, the Special Census Consulting Manager for the City of Gallatin. In a conversation with the Gallatin News, Perez reported that as of mid-November, the citizen count totaled 35,769, and 13,901 households had responded. The goal of the special census is to exceed 50,000 people. “We have 9,815 more households […]
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