Nathanael Wolffe is a journalist focused on local news in Gainesboro, Tennessee. With a passion for community reporting, Nathanael covers a range of topics including local events, government policies, and human interest stories. His articles aim to keep residents informed and engaged in the happenings of their town.
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Nathanael's focus is on local news, community events, government, infrastructure, and education in the United States with a specific emphasis on Tennessee and Gainesboro. His coverage attributes include government announcements and event coverage.
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Cookeville City Council will consider a bid Thursday night to add a new entrance to Dogwood Park and new bathrooms to the adjacent Performing Arts Center.
Those leaves falling Wednesday with the wind blowing in colder temperatures can be a good source of fertilizer or compost material.
Tennessee Tech calling on the Upper Cumberland community to support the Golden Eagles at Saturday's football game against Eastern Illinois.
A newly-launched mental health program for Van Buren County students will get at least a five-year lifespan from County Commissioners.
Cookeville High will add a new projector to the list of improvements planned for its auditorium.
Collegeside Church of Christ creating a new Christian private school set to open August 2025.
Livingston Church of Christ will be giving away Thanksgiving meals to those in need Saturday morning.
Sparta Aldermen approved a $1,500 donation to a local nonprofit assisting the homeless Thursday, but the organization asked the city to consider long-term support.
Rock Island State Park offered visitors a chance to learn about the park's historic Falls City Cotton Mill Friday.
Sparta will limit how often parades are permitted to close down Bockman Way. Mayor Jerry Lowery said the new regulations allows only five parades per year to shut the main road down.
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