Nikki Childers is a journalist for the Southern Standard Newspaper, focusing on local news in Mc Minnville, Tennessee. With a passion for community journalism, Nikki covers a range of topics including local government, community events, and human interest stories that impact the residents of Mc Minnville.
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Nikki Childers focuses on local news, community events, and grants in the Tennessee area. She often covers stories related to entertainment news, house & home, and pets. If you have information about local events or developments related to these themes within Tennessee (especially Mc Minnville), consider reaching out with concise pitches that directly tie into her coverage areas.
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After the dissolution of the Tourism Development Board (TDB) in August, the position of manager for McMinnville's Tourism & Marketing Department has been filled.
Breaking the bonds of addiction can be difficult, but The Transformation Project has become a port in the storm for many.
Year's end is a time for reflection on the past calendar year and what has or has not happened. You tend to look at your resolutions or the things you hoped to accomplish, analyzing where you fell short and where you succeeded. It is about this time you begin formulating your goals for the year ahead – working on yourself in some fashion or traveling more tending to rank among the things people focus on heading into the new year.
Tensions ran high during Tuesday morning's monthly Planning Commission meeting, where discussion of changing the zone of a parcel was brought back before commission members who ultimately recommended the change against the wishes of area residents.
A ribbon-cutting for the new tennis and pickleball courts was recently held. Funding for the courts was a joint effort between the City of McMinnville and the Warren County School System, resulting in two tennis courts and three pickleball courts for visitors to enjoy.
The city's Safety Committee met Tuesday night before the regularly scheduled Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting to consider several line items for McMinnville Police Department (MPD).
While celebrating this holiday season, local law enforcement agencies are asking citizens to do so responsibly.
A long career of making differences in the lives of children is coming to an end, as Juvenile Court Director Barry Dishman has announced his retirement after 34 years with the department.
As Christmas approaches, so, too, do the deadlines for shipping mail and packages on time.
"Mufasa" might be a movie about big cats, but proceeds to see the show could help local dogs.
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