Janet Scott is a journalist at The Lebanon Democrat, contributing to various publications including the Franklin Favorite, The Murfreesboro Post, and NewsBreak. She focuses on themes such as events and conferences, culture and society, and architecture and planning, with a particular emphasis on accessibility, civil rights, diversity and inclusion, and social interest issues. Janet's work has been featured in multiple outlets, showcasing her commitment to exploring the intersection of events and societal themes.
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Janet Scott's coverage centers around local news and events in Gallatin, Tennessee. She focuses on community events, announcements from the city government, and seasonal happenings.
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By: JANET SCOTT
The 57th annual Freedom Fund Banquet will be hosted by Sumner County’s National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) on Saturday, Oct. 24, at 5 p.m. The semi-formal event will be held at The Gathering Place, located at 450 West Main Street in Gallatin. The theme for this year’s banquet is “Freedom Demands Action: Yesterday’s Lessons, Today’s Responsibility,” […]
By: JANET SCOTT
Friday, Oct. 2 was the last of six “Service Septembers” days organized by DPR Construction to benefit Gallatin’s Shalom Zone. A mountain of volunteers from DPR and numerous local trade partners arrived at Shalom Zone at 7:45 a.m. with plans to work all day. The goal: to renovate and furnish an entire wing of the old Union High School that […]
By: Janet Scott, Chris Gregory
FILE PHOTO Brenda Dotson, a Gallatin City Council candidate for District 5, has organized a candidate forum to be held Saturday, Oct. 24, from noon to 3 p.m. in the Stone Harmony parking lot at 112 College Street.
By: Chris Gregory, Janet Scott
From left: Artist David Wright; Richard White, State Museum Chief Curator; Ashley Howell, Tennessee State Museum Executive Director; Governor Bill Lee; gunmaker Steve Gengelbach; State Rep.
A rendering of expanded GDE offices. CITY OF GALLATIN CEO Mark Kimbell at the current GDE building. JANET SCOTT
By: Chris Gregory, Janet Scott
Rucker-Stewart Middle School STEM students plant trees provided by the UT Extension Service of Sumner County. JANET SCOTT
By: JANET SCOTT
Gallatin resident Zach Leon, who has lived in Gallatin for 13 years and considers himself a “local,” has written his second musical — one that sounds just right for Halloween. It will be performed at the Palace Theater on Friday and Saturday nights this weekend. The musical is entitled “King’s Road Cannibals,” and, says Leon, “It’s a comedy about the […]
By: JANET SCOTT
Brenda Dotson, a Gallatin City Council candidate for District 5, has organized a candidate forum to be held Saturday, Oct. 24, from noon to 3 p.m. in the Stone Harmony parking lot at 112 College Street. “We have candidates showing up who are not and have never been on the city council,” Dotson said. “Not everyone comes to city council […]
By: JANET SCOTT
The Gallatin Department of Electricity (GDE) has confirmed that customers can expect their electric rates to go up starting in January 2027. On Oct. 6, the Gallatin City Council passed a resolution authorizing the issuance of $10.25 million in revenue bonds for rising operating costs and a multi-year infrastructure expansion. The resolution passed the council 5-1, with Councilman Pascal Jouvence […]
By: JANET SCOTT
Gallatin residents Reginald Mudd and renowned historical artist David Wright were part of a group that presented a replica of the State Historic Rifle to Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee on Wednesday, Oct. 14. The copy will reside in the Tennessee State Museum. The replica, made by Steve Gengelbach of Liberty, Ky., was commissioned by the Tennessee Gaming Commission and is […]
