Janet Scott is a journalist at The Lebanon Democrat, Franklin Favorite, and The Murfreesboro Post. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, arts and entertainment, and events and conferences, with a keen focus on pop culture and social interest themes. Janet's work has been featured in multiple publications, showcasing her commitment to insightful reporting across various sectors.
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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
Highpoint Women’s Health-Gallatin with Ascension Saint Thomas now has a midwife. Cynthia MacDonald, a Certified Nurse Midwife, recently joined Women’s Health at Highpoint-Gallatin with Ascension Saint Thomas, an example of a new trend in medicine and a demonstration of the hospital’s commitment to the needs of its patients. According to Chief Nursing Officer Jennifer Holder, the decision to add midwifery […]
By: Janet Scott
The Sumner County Commission voted to pass the Sumner County Schools (SCS) budget by a vote of 15-8 in a meeting of the full commission on Monday night, July 27. Prior to the vote, 6th District Commissioner David Klein moved to send the budget back to the school board with a request that the board reduce the budget by $5.6 […]
By: Janet Scott
Thornton Cline is primarily known in Sumner County as a music teacher — he’s taught at Sumner Academy for 21 years and is a private instructor of piano, violin and viola. And although some folks may be aware that Cline has written songs and books, the depth of his success may surprise many locals. Cline grew up thinking he would […]
By: Janet Scott
The Gallatin City Council Committee approved moving forward with a stop-gap resolution suspending data center development during its July 28 meeting. The resolution would prevent the acceptance, processing and approval of applications related to data center development while the city council considers a comprehensive data center moratorium. The resolution, if passed, will remain in effect for 60 days from the effective […]
By: Janet Scott
Mark Efros and Jenna Landstrom, the Sumner County and City of Gallatin Tourism Directors, respectively, are in lockstep about the importance of tourism to Sumner County’s economic health. In an interview with Main Street Media, the two tourism directors discussed the county’s tourism strengths and weaknesses. “Tourism is the front porch of economic development,” Efros said, noting that his staff […]
By: Janet Scott
Little Hats Market has opened a Gallatin location in Middle Tennessee, bringing with it a variety of Italian-inspired dishes and specialty market items. In an interview with the Gallatin News, Bruce Doucette, part-owner of the Little Hats franchise and full-time operator of the new Gallatin restaurant, described the business in the new location as “crazy busy” — a situation that […]
By: Janet Scott
Gallatin is mourning the passing of former mayor David Neal Schreiner, who passed away at age 86 on Aug. 6, surrounded by family. A respected leader in the community, Schreiner won a seat on the Gallatin City Council in 1980 and was elected mayor in 1985 and served until 1989 — at which time the position was part-time and unpaid. […]
Little Hats Market has opened a Gallatin location in Middle Tennessee, bringing with it a variety of Italian-inspired dishes and specialty market items. In
Mark Efros and Jenna Landstrom, the Sumner County and City of Gallatin Tourism Directors, respectively, are in lockstep about the importance of tourism to
The Gallatin Chamber of Commerce has announced the second annual Gallatin Pep Rally, to be held Thursday, Aug. 13, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in downtown Galla
