Tena Lee is a journalist with a focus on general assignment news at various publications including the Gallatin News Examiner, Elk Valley Times, Hendersonville Star News, and The Murfreesboro Post. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, regional interest, crime, and societal issues, with a particular emphasis on Tennessee and North America. Tena's work has been featured in multiple esteemed outlets, showcasing her dedication to reporting on critical issues such as trafficking, theft, and education.
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Tena Lee's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics, crime, education, and natural disasters in the Tennessee area. Her articles largely cover breaking news, evolving stories, press releases, legal policy regulations as well as government announcements.
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By: Tena Lee
School safety continues to remain a priority in Sumner County Schools with the local district issuing a joint statement with local law enforcement outlining its zero-tolerance policy regarding threats of mass violence, as well as establishing a tip line for students, parents and the community to anonymously report safety concerns. In a statement released last week and signed by Director […]
The Hendersonville Police Department received a license plate reader alert on a vehicle that had recently fled police during a traffic stop on Oct. 29. Officers located the vehicle at Texas Roadhouse and made contact with the occupants. During the interaction, police discovered that the vehicle had a fake temporary tag and an altered VIN and had been stolen from Metro Nashville on Sept. […]
By: Tena Lee
Electronics retailer Best Buy has signed a long-term lease in Hendersonville’s Glenbrook Shopping Center, according to Glenbrook developer, Vastland Company. The shopping center at 1050 Glenbrook Way has been a part of the local landscape since 2003, and features national retailers like Target, Kohl’s, Kroger, Petco and Staples. Best Buy has agreed to lease the 36,000-square-feet space formerly occupied by […]
By: Tena Lee
A couple who fled Hendersonville police after a reported aggravated assault on Sanders Ferry Road and before crashing their car on Vietnam Veterans Boulevard, face multiple charges including the possession of Fentanyl, according to an affidavit filed in Sumner County General Sessions Court. Marissa Bishop, 19 of Madison and 22-year-old Esdras Garcia of Nashville were both arrested on Oct. […]
By: Tena Lee
Hendersonville voters elected just two new aldermen and re-elected five in Tuesday’s general election. They also re-elected Mayor Jamie Clary, who ran unopposed for a third term. Ward 1 Residents in Ward 1 had two races on their ballot. Incumbent Mark Skidmore, who ran unopposed secured 3,583 votes in one contest. Skidmore, 62, has been a fixture in Hendersonville […]
By: Tena Lee
Two women have been charged with theft and burglary after Hendersonville police say they broke into a home and stole $7,000 from a safe last week. HPD officers responded to a residential burglary alarm on Nov. 7 and found the rear door to a home had been shattered, according to a media release. Police did not disclose the home’s address. […]
By: Tena Lee
A Gallatin attorney charged in 2023 with deleting videos of child pornography from a client’s cell phone and lying to Hendersonville police about it, was found guilty by a Sumner County jury on Friday. Jocelyn Mims, 65, was arrested and charged with Tampering with Evidence on July 7, 2023 after Hendersonville police questioned her about the disappearance of two videos […]
By: Tena Lee
It was 26 years ago this month that I waltzed into the now defunct Hendersonville Star News with a binder full of news clippings and a desire to make a difference in my new hometown. My husband and I had made a couple of moves related to his career and were eager to experience the splendors of suburbia with our […]
By: Tena Lee
With construction on the Mayfair development along East Main Street well underway, many have wondered about the fate of the historic – and now highly visible - Bradford-Berry House. Originally approved in 2004, the Mayfair Development Plan encompasses property along East Main Street east of the Aladdin Temp-Rite plant and west of Hendersonville City Hall. Bought by Nashville developer Jack […]
By: Tena Lee
Friends and family members of the late Joe Bonsall celebrated the release of his eleventh book during a poignant ceremony last week at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. A member of the legendary Oak Ridge Boys for 50 years, Bonsall announced his retirement from touring with the group earlier this year. He lost a progressive battle with […]
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