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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A Tennessee Tech alum painting a brand-new mural to honor the one-hundred year anniversary of the university's mascot, the golden eagle.
UCDD Administrative Services Director Sherry Thurman honored by the 113th Tennessee General Assembly for her thirty-five years with the organization.
Algood did not receive the annual BlueCross Healthy Places Grant designed to pay for new or upgraded parks in Tennessee.
Putnam County Director Schools Corby King said the five A grades received by the system in the Thursday State Education report show exceptional performance by the school system.
Sparta Aldermen approved a $30,000 quote Thursday night for the engineering portion of an electric distribution system study.
Overton County Director Of Schools Donnie Holman said system officials are concerned about the school's low performance on the state education report.
Cookeville will replace a ten-inch water line along Gould Drive.
Sparta currently taking applications for two operator positions at the city's water and sewer plants.
General Sessions Judge Sam Benningfield stepping down after 24 years of service to the county.
Anyone looking to avoid gaining weight around Christmas should prepare to be making smart decisions with their diet.
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