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 University of Tennessee Extension Service of Sumner County has announced that it will offer the Tennessee Tree Stewards certification training this fall through the Tennessee Urban Forestry Council (TUFC). The certification training consists of eight two-hour classes, which will take place on Monday nights from 6-8 p.m. at the UT Extension Office, 658 Hartsville Pike in Gallatin, beginning on […]
By: JANET SCOTT
The August Third Thursday concert, held on Gallatin Square on Aug. 20 and brought by Historic Downtown Gallatin, Inc., featured headliner Caroline Owens. The judges and audience decided that Connor Brooke was the August Sound Showdown winner. Sponsors for Thursday night’s event were The Reserve at Camp Creek and All Access Coach and Leasing. Food vendors on hand were Samushi […]
By: JANET SCOTT
The Gallatin Public Library (GPL) of Sumner County has announced the winners of the summer writing competition, the third consecutive year for the library’s contest. Participation is continuing to grow, according to GPL Director Gabby Cato. “This year we had well over 50 entries,” she reported. “The deadline for entering was July 31 and our judge this year was Sarah […]
By: JANET SCOTT
Members of Shalom Zone’s Urban Leadership Team attended a mentoring session with three members of hip-hop royalty on Aug. 20 at Volunteer State University’s sound production studio. Two of the artists leading the session were Hannibal the Beat Animal and Ace Wonder, founders of the prestigious production studio TeamMFN. The duo traveled from Atlanta to the Vol State studio to […]
By: JANET SCOTT
Derryberry's Heat and Air is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, having established itself as one of Gallatin's most trusted businesses. This successful outcome, however, was not a sure thing in 1985, when Jeff Derryberry decided he would start his own heating and air conditioning company. In a sit-down interview with Main Street Media, Derryberry and three of the company’s […]
Borderless Arts Tennessee will host a festival in downtown Gallatin on Saturday, Sept. 12 — a celebration of the 100th anniversary of the famed Route 66. F
By: JANET SCOTT
With Labor Day in the rearview mirror, September events in Gallatin begin to ratchet up, with most weekends offering multiple festivities. On Friday, Sept. 11, the City of Gallatin will hold its annual remembrance ceremony, “Never Forget,” in front of City Hall, 132 West Main Street, at 9 a.m. The ceremony will include remarks from Mayor Paige Brown and Gallatin […]
By: JANET SCOTT
At the Tuesday, Sept. 1, meeting of the Gallatin Mayor and City Council, the new zoning ordinance and zoning map — known as ZoCo — received final approval after a second reading with amendments. The vote to approve was unanimous after City Planner Brian Rose led the council through some new details — particularly regarding a new section imposing conditions […]
By: JANET SCOTT
Close to 300 people gathered for the ribbon-cutting of the Oak Grove Farms Store in Gallatin on Friday morning, Sept. 4, filling the parking lot and crowding the entrance, eager to celebrate the official grand opening of the farm’s new, permanent grocery store at 517 West Main Street — the location where their seasonal farm stand operated for years. The […]
By: JANET SCOTT
At age 6, Gallatin’s Orrin Moyer has already won more golf ribbons than most golfers win in a lifetime. And in 2026, Orrin’s standout performances at the U.S. Kids Golf state and regional tours resulted in an invitation to compete at the World Championship (“Worlds”) in Pinehurst, N.C., a multi-day tournament with more than 2,000 young players from every state […]
