- Become Time Capsule Trustees for 240th Birthday Celebration
Sumner County students in grades 1–12 are invited to apply to become Student Time Capsule Trustees during the county's 240th Birthday Celebration on November 14, 2026.
6 days ago - Tennessee Titans Visit Portland Gateview Elementary
Students at Portland Gateview Elementary learned what it means to Titan Up when the Tennessee Titans brought their School Show to campus!
Oct 28 - SCS Celebrates Red Ribbon Week
Sumner County Schools celebrates Red Ribbon Week, a national campaign that encourages students to live drug-free and make healthy choices.
Oct 28
Graball news
Nothing new from Graball in the news feeds lately, so here’s what’s happening next door.
From the schools
8 notices in the past month, read every morning from Graball’s own websites. Each one opens on the site that posted it.
Headlines from next door
Graball’s own feed is quiet, so here’s news from the towns around it.
Team Highlights: Varsity Football Maplewood High School vs. White House Heritage High School - WHH
Hudson Automotive Group Announces Acquisition of Gallatin Honda
Team Highlights: Varsity Football Station Camp High School vs. Gallatin High School - Station Camp
Kentucky trooper killed in line of duty; Portland, TN man arrested
Tennessee Man Charged in Fatal Shooting of Kentucky Trooper
USS LST 325 WWII ship cruises into Hendersonville, TN for visit and tours
Team Highlights: Varsity Football Green Hill High School vs. Gallatin High School - Gallatin
Beloved Hendersonville restaurant Moby Dicky’s fails health inspection
Portland man sentenced for using AI to create child sexual abuse material
From neighbors
The news that never makes the paper: what Graball is posting.
Posts go to Town Square, where neighbors can reply.
No posts yet. Be the first to share what’s happening in Graball.
Headlines come from the outlets that cover Graball, found through Google News; stories with Graball in the headline come first, and outlets or places that aren’t Graball, TN are left out. Articles belong to their publishers and aren’t independently verified; every story links to the publisher who wrote it. Topics are sorted automatically from each headline’s words. Notices, meetings and events come from the town, school district and library websites, read every morning and linked to the page that posted them. Game listings come from the NFHS Network.