Johnny Maddox: Gallatin’s Ragtime Piano StarJohnny Maddox may not be a household name for younger generations, but during the 1950s he was one of the most exciting piano performers in...

The ice storm has finally moved on, and while roads are clearing and daily routines are returning, many homeowners across Sumner County may still be dealing with damage they cannot...

Each year, Americans pause to honor Martin Luther King Jr., a man whose words and actions helped shape a more just and equal nation. Martin Luther King Jr. Day is...

The old State Route 109 bridge, which connected Sumner and Wilson counties across the Cumberland River, served as an important crossing for many years. It was a vital part of...

Every January, the calendar flips and hope feels brand new. Gym parking lots fill up. Journals get fresh pages. Vision boards appear on kitchen tables. In Gallatin, just like everywhere...

A family in Tennessee is living through a nightmare no one should ever face. Thirty-seven-year-old Tiffany Prevette Moore has been missing since this past weekend, and the people who love...

Thanksgiving week delivers one of the largest travel surges of the year, and Gallatin is preparing as families from all over the country return home to Sumner County. The holiday...

Every November 11th, Americans come together to honor the men and women who have worn our nation’s uniform. Veterans Day isn’t just another holiday  it’s a day of reflection, respect,...

I woke up early this Sunday morning with something heavy on my heart. As I scrolled through my feed, I couldn’t help but notice how divided our world has become....

As the leaves begin to turn and fall sets in across Middle Tennessee, the real estate landscape is showing signs of a major shift. According to local market data, Sumner...