Xavier Smith is a Freelancer at various publications including CHATTANOOGAN.COM and TheGamer.com. He has been writing about games since 2023, focusing primarily on RPGs and Horror, while also engaging with themes related to regional interest and world news, particularly in the realms of business and economics, including commercial real estate and construction. Xavier's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Murfreesboro Post and Qcitymetro.com.
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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
A newly formed Lebanon committee will search for new options for a city wastewater treatment plant site with a critical date circled to receive state funding for a portion of the project. The Lebanon City Council approved the creation of the committee during its May 5 meeting after Councilor Camille Burdine said a conversation with a resident led to her […]
By: Xavier Smith
Wilson County will be entirely represented by the 6th Congressional District next January after the Tennessee legislature approved new voting districts during a special session last week. The new district map places Wilson County entirely in the 6th District, currently represented by gubernatorial candidate John Rose. In 2022, about 25 percent of the western part of the county, including Mt. Juliet, […]
By: Xavier Smith
No Wilson County candidates qualified for the 6th District Congressional race at the May 15 deadline, just one week after redistricting placed part of the county in a new district. The new Congressional map places Wilson County entirely in the 6th District starting with the Aug. 6 primary. Qualifying candidates include Republicans Natisha Brooks (Nashville), Johnny Garrett (Goodlettsville), Jon Henry […]
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Former Wilson County Public, Education and Government Channel Director Tressa Bush has moved her lawsuit against Wilson County to federal court. Bush’s then-attorney, Roland Mumford, filed the suit in May 2024 on behalf of Bush in Wilson County Chancery Court after she was fired. The lawsuit claimed discrimination and retaliation arising out of communicating with an elected official. The case was […]
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Husband-and-wife David and Ashley Hixson reopened the doors of a longtime Lebanon bakery May 16 and debuted the next phase of J. Clayborn’s Bakery and Café. The Hixsons take over after Rick Smith announced the closing of the business earlier this year. Smith took over in 2022 and followed Brittany, Brooke and Connie Pickler, who owned the bakery from 2016-2022. […]
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The Lebanon City Council approved $1.4 million for engineering design services for the second phase of the Lebanon Sports Complex during its May 19 meeting. The city council approved an agreement with Nashville engineering firm Goodwyn Mills Cawood “to prepare plans, specifications, cost estimates, and related documents.” Around $300,000 of the funds will come from the city’s engineering fund and […]
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Longtime Lebanon-Wilson County Chamber of Commerce staff member Andrea Wilke will now head the business organization, according to Lebanon Chamber Board Chair Phillip Vance. Former Lebanon Chamber President and CEO Melanie Minter left the position May 1 after 15 years, citing personal reasons. Wilke, who started her career with the organization 23 years ago as an office manager, will assume […]
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Retiring Wilson County Schools bus driver Frances Theiring will be the county’s first woman inducted into the Tennessee School Bus Driver Hall of Fame to cap a nearly 50-year career. Theiring’s fellow bus drivers and WCS personnel honored her for her career recently at the transportation department’s year-end cookout. Theiring, who drove a special education bus and taught in a […]
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David’s Pizza, Lebanon’s oldest pizzeria, closed June 1 and will remain closed for three weeks for kitchen renovations, its owners announced on social media. The online post said the restaurant is expected to reopen Tuesday, June 23, after a full kitchen renovation. At that time, the pizzeria plans to offer new menu items, including French fries, onion rings and mozzarella […]
By: Xavier Smith
About 100 Wilson County residents packed Lebanon City Hall on May 27 to oppose the use of Wilson County land for a future City of Lebanon sewer plant amid debate on a future location. The residents voiced their opposition during the Lebanon Wastewater Treatment Plant Site Selection Committee meeting. The committee will recommend no less than three potential sites for […]
