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
The Sumner County Sheriff’s Office C.H.A.M.P. (Character, Honesty, Attitude, Motivation, Positivity) Camp opened on Monday, May 25 — the 11th year for the School Resource Officer (SRO) Division to sponsor the program, which consists of two five-day camps. The program was designed in 2015 by Lieutenant Chris Vines, who heads up the SRO Division. “2016 was our first year to […]
By: Janet Scott
Representatives from the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) held a public meeting at City Hall in Gallatin on Wednesday, May 20, to explain two major bridge replacement projects: the East Fork and the West Fork Station Camp Creek Bridges. Both bridges cross Station Camp Creek at different points on State Route 6 (Nashville Pike, US 31E). Johnathan (Jon) Storey introduced himself […]
By: Janet Scott
The American Legion Post 17 held a commemoration ceremony on Memorial Day at the Sumner Memorial Gardens at 9 a.m. The service was held to honor and remember the men and women of the U.S. military who died while serving in the armed forces. The ceremony opened with a welcome from the Post 17 Commanding Officer, Clarke Trivett, which was followed […]
By: Janet Scott
The second annual National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) Women’s Empowerment Luncheon, “The Power of Us,” will take place Saturday, June 27, from 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m. at Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church in Hendersonville. Tickets are $50 and include a catered lunch, a gift bag, access to one of four breakout workshops and a seat […]
By: Janet Scott
Historic Downtown Gallatin, Inc. has crammed a host of events into the month of June — including movies at the Palace Theater as well as live shows, both onstage at the Palace Theater and on the streets of Gallatin. Beginning with the live shows, on June 12, End of the Line, an Allman Brothers Tribute Band, will celebrate the 55th […]
By: Janet Scott
Meta's Gallatin Data Center honored its 2026 Community Action Grant recipients on May 21 at the Gallatin Chamber of Commerce office. Grant awards donated in Sumner County since 2021 sit at over $2.2 million, distributed among 111 winners over five years. The company declined to provide exact amounts for each organization, but did tell Main Street Media that the 2026 […]
By: Janet Scott
The City of Gallatin Planning Commission began delving into a draft of the city’s new zoning code (known as ZoCo) during its May 18 and June 1 meetings. City Planner Brian Rose introduced the project at the May 18 meeting, pointing out that the proposed ordinance marks the first revision to the city’s land use regulations in more than two […]
By: Janet Scott
The Gallatin Vendor Market, a nonprofit indoor marketplace, held its grand opening and ribbon cutting on Thursday, June 4. The new market has a dual purpose — to support local vendors and to benefit the Gallatin Day Care Center, which was created in 1969 as the first daycare in the area to welcome minority and low-income children. Since 1989, Linda […]
Historic Downtown Gallatin, Inc. has crammed a host of events into the month of June — including movies at the Palace Theater as well as live shows, both o
Two individuals who are well-known for their contributions in the field of athletic training received awards at the 2026 Tennessee Athletic Trainers Societ
