
Gabrielle Chenault
Audience Engagement Intern at Los Angeles Times
Journalist at Freelance
Contributing Writer at AfroLA
Williamson County Reporter @tennessean |🇸🇳 | Hampton Uni T&F Alumna | USC Annenberg Alumna | The @latimes FIRST HBCU Facebook Fellow |
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tennessean.com | Gabrielle Chenault
Franklin Police detectives are looking for three individuals who burglarized a gun store on June 18. Two guns were taken. According to detectives, the trio burglarized Outpost Armory on Lakeview Drive a little after 3 a.m. Two were masked and entered the store while an additional person helped them flee in what officials said was either a red Hyundai Sonata or Elantra.
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tennessean.com | Gabrielle Chenault
After months of public hearings, the town of Nolensville officially approved a five-cent property tax rate hike, set to take effect on July 1. Nolensville's current tax rate is 29 cents per $100 of assessed value. The new rate is 34 cents per $100 of assessed value. The majority of the increase has been earmarked for expanding and maintaining the town's fire and police departments, officials said. It was originally proposed in early May as a way to accommodate rapid growth, they said.
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yahoo.com | Tyler Whetstone |Gabrielle Chenault
America will celebrate Emancipation Day, also known as Juneteenth on June 19 – commemorating the end of slavery in our country – but the nation's most recently recognized national holiday has been observed on different days for more than 160 years by Black Americans. Take Tennessee, where the Eighth of August, known as Emancipation Day, has been the traditional celebration to mark the end of slavery, remind the nation of its bloodguilt and agitate for a more perfect Union.
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yahoo.com | Gabrielle Chenault
A former Franklin soccer coach facing multiple child pornography and immigration fraud charges after a restaurant employee found his phone and reported him to authorities pleaded guilty June 17 to all charges in federal court. Camilo Hurado Campos, 65, was first arrested in July 2023.
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yahoo.com | Gabrielle Chenault
Where can one find a multi-Grammy Award-winning mix engineer, one of only 15 women in history to play for the Harlem Globetrotters, an Emmy Award-winning producer, an internationally recognized singer-songwriter and one of Nashville's most in-demand sidemen? A Franklin Walmart. Create-it Studios ― forged in partnership between Walmart and Full Sail University ― is a one-of-a-kind creative hub that recently opened its doors to the local community and beyond.
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