Main Street Media of Tennessee

Established in 2013, Main Street Media of Tennessee is a diverse media organization that produces 12 weekly newspapers serving 10 counties around Nashville. They also offer a daily e-newspaper named Main Street Nashville, along with 17 websites, e-newsletters, social media platforms, radio shows, live videos, and podcasts. The goal of Main Street Media is to deliver distinctive local news and information that is important to readers, helping them improve their lives.

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Lightning ignites fire at Sango assisted living facility

2 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Cheri Reeves

The assisted living facility is located off MLK Jr. Parkway in Sango. SUBMITTEDOn Monday, May 12 at 6:46 p.m., firefighters from Clarksville Fire Rescue responded to a structure fire at the Fieldstone Place Retirement & Assisted Living facility, located at 51 Patel Way, just off Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway in Sango. Fire officials said lightning had struck the exterior wall by the laundry room, starting a fire.
Montgomery County Commission denies Dover Road rezoning request

2 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Cheri Reeves

Commissioners: School capacity, traffic concerns first need attention CHERI REEVES Main Street Clarksville The rezoning request named plans of putting more homes in the Lisenbee Fields development on Dover Road. CHERI REEVESThe Montgomery County Commission has denied a rezoning application that would have allowed for 32 acres on Dover Road to be rezoned from AG-Agricultural District to R-1 Single-Family Residential District.
Education: Audit details financial challenges Tennessee State University’s new leadership must tackle

2 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Kara Aguilar |Sky Arnold

Sky ArnoldThe Tennessee FireflyA new audit by the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office details just how big of a challenge interim Tennessee State University President (TSU) Dwayne Tucker will have in turning the university’s financial condition around. Tucker took over leadership duties at TSU last December after leading the growth of Nashville charter operator LEAD Public Schools for more than six years.
Lebanon City Council, Wilson United soccer league reach sports complex agreement

2 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Xavier Smith

XAVIER SMITH Main Street Media The Lebanon City Council approved a Wilson County Sports Complex usage agreement with the Wilson United Soccer League during its meeting last week. Wilson United will pay Lebanon $15 per recreational player per season for residents, $25 for non-residents, $75 for select players that participate in two seasons and $50 for select players who participate in one season in exchange for usage of the complex, located on Highway 231 just south of Stumpy Lane.
Clarksville schools tightening cell phone use

2 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Cheri Reeves

CMCSS new planned policy limits cell phone use. On Tuesday, May 6, the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System’s School Board reviewed the Code of Conduct policies for the upcoming school year that include tightening the use of cell phones in the classroom. In March, Tennessee Gov.
Wilson County senior citizens may get more property tax relief

2 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Xavier Smith

XAVIER SMITH Main Street Media The Wilson County Budget Committee approved an increase to the county’s income limit for the state property tax freeze program aimed at helping senior citizens. Tennessee allows counties to participate in the state’s Property Tax Relief Program. Property owners at least 65 years old have their property tax payment amount frozen for the following year regardless if there is a property tax or property value increase.
Batson Nolan welcomes attorney Matt Holman

2 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Cheri Reeves

Batson Nolan PLC has announced the addition of attorney Matt Holman to the firm’s Clarksville office. Holman brings a well-rounded background in both public and private practice, with broad experience across civil litigation, family law, insurance defense, and governmental liability. Holman graduated magna cum laude from the University of Tennessee College of Law in 2021, where he was named to the Order of Barristers and received CALI Excellence Awards in multiple practice areas.
A helping hand at New Leash on Life

2 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Xavier Smith

XAVIER SMITH Main Street Media New Leash on Life Director Angela Chapman and emcee MJ Lucas put up a golf bag for auction during the Night Out with New Leash on Life event last Thursday at Cumberland University Alumni Hall. More than 100 people attended the event. Last year more than 500 animals were adopted through Lebanon-based New Leash on Life, and more than 5,000 spay and neuter procedures were performed. Comedian Brian Bates was the entertainment for the event.
APSU celebrates Class of 2025

3 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Cheri Reeves

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Eagleville extends baseball region title streak to four

4 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Ivan Aronin |Jeff Neal

JEFF [email protected]’s Karsyn Knowles (7) and Koltt Bassham celebrate a run in the district championship game against Moore County. MICHAEL GIGLIOThe Eagleville baseball team won the regional title for the fourth consecutive year last weekend after defeating Hampshire 11-3 and Richland 13-5 to advance to a sectional series that will be played at Eagleville later this week.