Neighbors fight against proposed asphalt plant
Neighbors don't want an asphalt plant in their backyard, and now they're asking Metro Nashville's Health Department to deny the company's air pollution permit request.
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Neighbors don't want an asphalt plant in their backyard, and now they're asking Metro Nashville's Health Department to deny the company's air pollution permit request.
Thu, 10 Dec 2020 23:52 UTC © Hendersonville StandardKevin Fisher was sitting out by a fire in his backyard on the Walton Ferry peninsula late Saturday when he saw a flash of light followed by a sonorous boom. Like many, Fisher turned to social media for a quick explanation. Almost immediately, just before 11 p.m., residents of Hendersonville's Walton Ferry and Indian Lake peninsulas, Old Hickory and Hermitage flooded social media sites on Facebook and Nextdoor seeking answers. And everyone, it seemed, had a theory - from a blown transformer to fireworks or gunshots to an explosion at the DuP...