Xavier Smith is a Freelancer at various outlets including CHATTANOOGAN.COM and TheGamer.com. With a passion for gaming that began with the Nintendo 64, he primarily focuses on RPGs and Horror while also exploring themes of urban design and development, regional interest, and world news. His work has been featured in multiple publications, showcasing his diverse interests and expertise across different topics.
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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
One of Wilson County’s largest employers highlighted its successes and long-term improvements Sept. 29 during the annual State of the Hospital address at the Wilson Bank & Trust Operations Building in Lebanon. Vanderbilt Wilson County Hospital President Scott McCarver focused on the hospital’s historic 2025 and its growth since 2019 when Vanderbilt University Medical Center purchased the former Tennova hospital. […]
By: XAVIER SMITH
The Lebanon Housing Authority’s first modern apartment development is close to being completed. The Highlands are expected to welcome residents before the end of the year. Lebanon Housing Authority leaders said the new housing development signifies what could be possible with public housing in Wilson County. The Highlands, which began construction in 2024, will feature 52 garden-style apartments in three […]
By: XAVIER SMITH
Hundreds of spectators gathered at the Lebanon Municipal Airport on Oct. 9-10 as the facility hosted the Music City STOL competition for the first time. The event is one of the stops on the National Short Takeoff and Landing Series. It draws dozens of pilots from across the country who attempt to take off and land in the shortest distance. […]
By: XAVIER SMITH
Food lovers will have another chance to sample some of the best meals from across Wilson County as Taste of Wilson County returns for its 17th year. The Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce-hosted event is set for Thursday, Oct. 22 in Lebanon. Samples of food from dozens of Wilson County eateries, as well as grilled meats prepared by Wilson […]
By: XAVIER SMITH
Turnout in Wilson County for the Nov. 3 election surpassed 11,000 ballots in the first five days of the two-week early voting period. Just more than 11,200 of 114,636 registered Wilson County voters (9.7 percent) cast a ballot during Oct 14-17 and Oct. 19. That total includes 496 absentee ballots. The highest single-day total for voters was Oct. 16 when […]
Food lovers will have another chance to sample some of the best meals from across Wilson County as Taste of Wilson County returns for its 17th year. The Le
Wilson Central High student Chevelle Boyd celebrates after winning the pie-eating contest during the 2026 Taste of Wilson County on Oct. 22 in Lebanon. XAVIER SMITH
By: XAVIER SMITH
Early voting turnout in Wilson County for the Nov. 3 election surpassed 26,000 ballots with three days remaining of the two-week period. Just more than 26,100 of 114,636 registered Wilson County voters (22.8 percent) cast a ballot during Oct 14-26. That total includes 496 absentee ballots. The highest single-day total for voters was Oct. 23 when 2,932 people cast a […]
By: XAVIER SMITH
Longtime Lebanon business and civic leader Thomas Allen “T.A.” Bryan died Oct. 23 after a lifetime of dedication to providing for his family and improving the lives of those he encountered. Bryan, 91, was known for his dealings in local politics, involvement with business ventures and support for charitable causes throughout Lebanon and Wilson County. “He was a mover and […]
Longtime Lebanon business and civic leader Thomas Allen “T.A.” Bryan died Oct. 23 after a lifetime of dedication to providing for his family and improving
