Xavier Smith is a Freelance Writer at various publications. He focuses on themes such as architecture, planning, construction, and regional interest, with a particular emphasis on topics related to North America, real estate, and education. Xavier's work has been featured in notable outlets including CHATTANOOGAN.COM, TheGamer.com, and the University of Arkansas - Sam M. Walton College of Business.
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Xavier Smith's coverage spans "House & Home" and "Gaming," with a focus on local government announcements and how-to guides. Given this, he may be interested in pitches related to DIY home improvement, local legislative developments impacting residents or businesses, and gaming tips or trends.
For the government announcement theme, consider pitching stories related to legislation affecting homeowners or businesses in Tennessee. Additionally, for the how-to guide theme, providing content about popular video games could also resonate with Xavier's coverage.
While Xavier does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned, his coverage heavily features news from Lebanon and surrounding areas in Tennessee. Therefore, relevant pitches should take into account this localized perspective.
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By: Xavier Smith
Drivers along Highway 109 in Wilson County can expect reduced speed limits in certain sections soon as local and state transportation leaders continue to look for ways to make the roadway safer for motorists. TDOT Regional Communications Director Erin Zeigler said stretches along Highway 109 from Lebanon Road to the Sumner County line that are currently 55 mph will be […]
By: Xavier Smith
Mt. Juliet District 1 Commissioner Art Giles has turned to Lebanon Road developers to help raise funds for the widening of Lebanon Road. During a recent commission meeting, Giles asked a representative for the Rosemont development, located at 1826 Benders Ferry Rd., if the developer would donate $7,500 per lot for a city fund exclusively to widen Lebanon Road. The […]
By: Xavier Smith
Lebanon Police detectives continue to work to identify a man that fired shots outside of Walmart on S. Cumberland St. last Saturday night. Officers arrived at Walmart just before 11 p.m. after reports of shots being fired. Security footage of the incident, released by the Lebanon Police Department, showed the suspect leaving the store and subsequently holding what appears to […]
Lebanon Police Chief Mike Justice told the Lebanon City Council that officers responded to the Walmart Supercenter on S. Cumberland Street more than 1,100 times in 2024.
By: Xavier Smith
Lebanon Police Chief Mike Justice told the Lebanon City Council that officers responded to the Walmart Supercenter on S. Cumberland Street more than 1,700 times in 2024. The councilors discussed safety and security at the Walmart during the Jan. 7 City Council meeting. The Jan. 4 shooting outside the store led to an evacuation of the store and shelter-in-place alert […]
XAVIER SMITH Main Street Media The first snowstorm of the year covered Wilson County as some places received 5 inches of snow by the end of the day last Friday.
By: Xavier Smith
The Wilson County Water and Wastewater Authority will miss an upcoming state-mandated completion date for a new booster pump station in the Shop Springs Road area after the issue has appeared before governmental and judicial parties. Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation Division of Water Resources environmental scientist Thomas Killion led an investigation last year that focused on low water […]
By: Xavier Smith
More than a dozen new Tennessee laws took effect at the start of the year that will impact Wilson County residents and others across the state. Overall, 19 new laws took effect Jan. 1, 2025, aimed at online safety for minors, more transparency for renters and more. The Protecting Children from Social Media Act, HB 1891, requires social media companies […]
More than a dozen new Tennessee laws took effect at the start of the year that will impact Wilson County residents and others across the state.
By: Xavier Smith
The Mt. Juliet Planning Commission will wait at least another month before it discusses a 655-unit, mixed-use development on Central Pike after the developer deferred the project for one month at the January meeting. Lifestyle Communities is the developer of LC Mt. Juliet II, which is planned to include 655 multifamily units, a restaurant, coffee shop and several amenities. The […]
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