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
Cumberland University officials said they expect a flattened enrollment total as the 185th academic year kicked off Aug. 24 amid a decline in graduating high school seniors and visa changes for international students. Cumberland University President Dr. Paul Stumb said the university’s student enrollment is expected to remain around last year’s record enrollment of 3,400 students. Final enrollment figures would […]
By: XAVIER SMITH
The Dolly Parton Imagination Library program, which has a branch in Wilson County, will continue following the Country Music Hall of Fame and philanthropist’s death. Parton, 80, died Aug. 25 from cancer. She founded the Dolly Parton Imagination Library in 1995 in her home county, Sevier County, in honor of her father who never learned to read. By 2000, a […]
By: XAVIER SMITH
Lebanon City Attorney Andy Wright, who worked in that position for 22 years, likely will leave that job at the end of October following a series of disciplinary actions. The Lebanon City Council was scheduled to vote on a severance agreement and general release plan between Wright and the City during its Sept. 1 meeting. (For an update, go to www.wilsonpost). […]
By: XAVIER SMITH
The Water and Wastewater Authority of Wilson County Board of Commissioners extended its STEP system moratorium for at least two months during its Aug. 27 meeting as work to repair a handful of troubled systems continues following state orders. The board voted to extend the moratorium to at least its Oct. 22 meeting to give board member Jeff Joines, who […]
By: XAVIER SMITH
A single-engine airplane crashed at Byars Dowdy Elementary School in Lebanon on Tuesday around 6:30 p.m., according to the Lebanon Police Department. The plane, occupied by a single passenger, stopped on the school’s front playground. LPD Public Information Officer Zach Patton said the plane’s pilot was not hurt and walked away from the crash. Patton said children were present at […]
The Water and Wastewater Authority of Wilson County Board of Commissioners extended its STEP system moratorium for at least two months during its Aug. 27 m
By: XAVIER SMITH
The Lebanon City Council approved changes to the city’s zoning code during its Sept. 1 meeting to add standards and conditions to any potential data center. The council’s approval followed the Lebanon Planning Commission’s approval of the changes in July. Last year, the Lebanon City Council redefined the city’s definition of data centers and limited data center allowance to a […]
By: XAVIER SMITH
Lebanon will soon enter the next step in choosing a site for a future sewer plant after the Lebanon City Council authorized a study of the potential sites. Councilors authorized the execution of right-of-entry and access agreements that will allow city personnel to study the three remaining potential sites for a new sewer plant to replace the current 60-year-old facility […]
By: XAVIER SMITH
The Water and Wastewater Authority of Wilson County will be unable to obtain new permits or expand current permit capacities in decentralized systems because of the amount of unresolved orders from a state agency. The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation Division of Water Resources highlighted the restriction in an Aug. 31 letter addressed to WWAWC executive director Chris Leauber […]
The Water and Wastewater Authority of Wilson County will be unable to obtain new permits or expand current permit capacities in decentralized systems becau
