County Commission
Coverage of County Commission in the Nexus archive.
- La Vergne mayor raises concerns about mold, water damage at high school ahead of upcoming academic year
La Vergne's mayor, Jason Cole, raised concerns about mold, water damage, broken ceiling tiles, and HVAC issues at La Vergne High School ahead of the new academic year. Rutherford County Schools stated they are addressing ceiling tiles and confirmed the HVAC system is functioning properly, while a new school wing is expected to open soon.
- Turmoil at Anson County Board of Elections as director resigns
Anson County Board of Elections director Neva Helms resigned citing unsafe conditions and incompatible responsibilities. Her resignation follows a tense meeting with a local candidate and an ongoing investigation by the North Carolina State Board of Elections into the incident and other allegations.
- ‘Finally coming.’ Commissioner confirms Costco coming to this Middle TN county soon. Here’s what’s next
Montgomery County Commissioner Joshua Beal confirmed Costco is set to open in the area soon, pending approval from the county commission. The county pursued this opportunity after previous plans in Clarksville failed, emphasizing it will bring jobs and economic benefits.
- Coffee County leaders protect farmland from data centers in zoning changes
Coffee County leaders have implemented zoning changes to restrict data centers, server farms, and cryptocurrency mining from agricultural districts, protecting farmland vital to the local economy. The County Commission approved these changes within a one-year moratorium, with the Planning Commission next considering conditions like size limits and environmental testing for potential approval this fall.