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Three inmates escaped from the Sumner Co. Jail late Thursday - Vimarsana News

Three inmates escaped from the Sumner Co. Jail late Thursday

The Sumner County Sheriff's Office wants people to be on alert after three inmates escaped from the jail in Gallatin late Thursday.

Tenn. Teen with Autism Has Been Missing for 5 Days With No Leads, Authorities Say - Vimarsana News

Tenn. Teen with Autism Has Been Missing for 5 Days With No Leads, Authorities Say

"There have been no investigative leads to take us anywhere," a deputy said of 15-year-old Sebastian Wayne Drake Rogers

Source: yahoo.com
Tenn. Teen with Autism Has Been Missing for 5 Days With No Leads - Vimarsana News

Tenn. Teen with Autism Has Been Missing for 5 Days With No Leads

Sebastian Wayne Drake Rogers, 15, has not been seen since disappearing from his Tennessee home nearly five days ago. An Amber Alert has gone out for the missing teen.

Source: people.com
AMBER Alert: Community rallies around responders on day 3 of search for missing Sumner County teen - Vimarsana News

AMBER Alert: Community rallies around responders on day 3 of search for missing Sumner County teen

Several community members have stepped up to help support first responders who are now on their third day of searching for Sebastian Rogers, a teenager missing from Hendersonville, amid the rain and cold.

Source: yahoo.com
Sumner County YMCA hit by Dec. 9, 2023 Tornado - Vimarsana News

Sumner County YMCA hit by Dec. 9, 2023 Tornado

Dec. 9th, 2023 was a day when eight tornadoes touched down in Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky, including a powerful EF-2 that tracked from Davidson County into Sumner County, heading right toward the YMCA where both Jeana Beth Andrews and her son worked.

Source: yahoo.com