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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Public Notices Week of June 3, 2025

2 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Jennifer Cope

Town of CoopertownPUBLIC NOTICEThe Town of Coopertown Board of Mayor & Aldermenwill meet Tuesday, June 24, 2025, at 6:00pm at City Hall. Old Business: 1. W & M Investments request to Rezone15.05 acres being Map 111, Parcel 132.00, WoodsRoad/Old Coopertown Road, from Agriculture (A) toRural Residential (RA), Second Reading/Public HearingOrdinance 2025-002, 2. Amend Zoning Ordinance Section3.030 regarding shared driveways, Second Reading/Public Hearing Ordinance 2025-009. New Business: 1.
Liberty Creek senior receives Rotary scholarship

2 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Chris Gregory

February 9, 2025A Celebration of Life for Sherry Mitchell, the former editor of Main Street Media publications in Sumner County, is scheduled for Saturday, March 1 at 1 p.m. at Good Shepherd United Methodist Church, 525 New...
Golf carts a safety concern on Hendersonville roads

3 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Ivan Aronin |Abbey Nutter

ABBEY NUTTERThe Hendersonville StandardSummer vacation is in full swing, and the Hendersonville Police Department is reminding residents about the laws surrounding unlicensed drivers operating golf carts on public roads. “You have these kids that are unlicensed and they’re driving recklessly,” Morrison said. “They’re going to and from the community center and some of them are not on the right side of the road.
Kayak rentals coming to Memorial Park

3 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Ivan Aronin |Abbey Nutter

ABBEY NUTTERThe Hendersonville StandardBroken Paddle Outfitters will have kayak rentals from this building soon at Memorial Park. Later this month, Hendersonville’s Memorial Park is expected to add kayak rentals to the list of activities available to visitors. Hendersonville Parks Director Andy Gilley said that the city has been working with Broken Paddle Outfitters for around two years.
Another super weekend in the books for Nashville Superspeedway

3 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Tommy Bryan

Third consecutive Cup Series sellout; fourth since track reopenedLARRY WOODYMain Street Media of [email protected] sell-out crowd of over 38,000 were on hand for Sunday’s Cracker Barrel 400 at Nashville Superspeedway.
Hendersonville considers relocation of post office

3 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Ivan Aronin |Abbey Nutter

ABBEY NUTTERThe Hendersonville StandardThe Hendersonville post office located on Imperial Boulevard. ABBEY NUTTERHendersonville leaders are exploring relocating the city’s current post office. During the May 27 meeting of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen, the board deferred its vote on a resolution for city staff to review the relocation of the current post office, located at 105 Imperial Blvd., where it’s been since the 1970s.
LYBSA awards three $2,500 Dawson scholarships

4 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Tommy Bryan

STAFF REPORTSMain Street Media of TennesseeFrom left: LYB Director of Baseball Bill Potter, Lebanon High’s Eli Hodge, scholarship committee chairman Fred Dawson, Watertown’s Wyatt Phillips and LYB President John Pope. Lebanon’s Cade Thorne was unable to attend Friday’s ceremony. SUBMITTEDOfficers with the Lebanon Youth Baseball / Softball Association presented scholarships to three former players during ceremonies held May 30 at Lebanon’s Baird Park.
Cottontown teen arrested after stabbing incident; family dog shot

4 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Ivan Aronin |Abbey Nutter |Hendersonville Standard

Abbey NutterHendersonville StandardA 17-year-old was taken into custody in Cottontown after a violent altercation with his father Monday morning. According to information released by the Sumner County Sheriff’s Office, the altercation began after the juvenile heard his father reportedly shoot the family dog for killing chickens from inside the home. The juvenile then confronted his father in the henhouse.
Tatum Academy teacher Cynthia Kirkwood still leads students during her chemo treatments

4 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Ivan Aronin |Laurie Everett

Barry Tatum Academy teacher Cynthia Kirkwood (left) and her husband, Nate, have spent a lot of time the past few years at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville while Cynthia was being treated for two types of cancer and a blood disorder. SUBMITTEDSailing through life in a perfect trajectory was awesome for Barry Tatum Academy teacher Cynthia Kirkwood as she found her passion as a Wilson County teacher. Then cancer – two kinds – and a third illness stomped on the brakes of her life.
World War II and Korean War veteran celebrates 106th birthday

4 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Kara Aguilar

SUBMITTED“Always smile and have a good heart,” said 106-year-old 12-time Purple Heart recipient Tommy Gwynn when asked his secret to longevity. Since 2019, VA Tennessee Valley Healthcare System and the Tullahoma community throw a birthday bash for the “greatest Ranger that ever was” – a moniker Gwynn gave himself as a nod to his military achievements.