Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 31st of January.
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🏘️ Community
Station Camp High School renamed its football stadium after retiring principal Art Crook in recognition of his 20 years of dedicated service and unwavering support for the school's community.
The Knights of Columbus at Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church donated $12,500 to the Cumberland Crisis Pregnancy Center, continuing their long-standing support through fundraising activities like the Baby Bottle Drive.
🚨 Crime
Two men were arrested in Nashville for burglarizing multiple vehicles and stealing a car in Hendersonville on January 29, 2025.
🎭 Culture
Sumner County offers a weekend packed with diverse activities including a Broadway rendition of Cinderella, an art exhibit, the country's largest lantern festival at Nashville Zoo, a songwriters competition, and a chili cook-off with a Bloody Mary competition.
📰 Economy
Hendersonville, Tennessee, will lower its local sales tax rate on food and food ingredients to 2.25% starting Saturday, excluding alcohol, tobacco, candy, dietary supplements, and prepared foods.
🎓 Education
The Sumner County School District approved raising the starting salary for teachers to $50,500 and special education staff to $60,500 to enhance recruitment.
🏈 Sports
Freshman JP Strong's career-high 25 points propel Station Camp to a 60-52 victory over Gallatin, highlighting his emergence as a key player alongside senior leaders.
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