A weekly brief on town government, decisions, and the dates that matter.
Nolensville Weekly is a weekly newspaper for Nolensville, Tennessee, built from public records. It covers the decisions, money, public safety, schools and development that shape the area, with a short history feature and a glanceable data rail.
Every edition is assembled from the source list below. A collector fetches the records, normalizes them into source items with stable IDs, and scores them against the area's watchlist. An AI editor drafts the prose from those source items under a strict word budget; a validator rejects unsupported citations, numbers that do not appear in the cited records, repeats of prior editions, and a lead about missing minutes or a quiet week. The data rail, charts, history block and source list are rendered deterministically from the records, not written by the model.
Minutes are preliminary until approved at a later meeting. Police figures are monthly aggregates and can lag the edition by one or two months; the rail labels the reporting period. Weather is a forecast. Every factual claim in an edition links to a numbered source.
Official records remain the property of the public body that published them. Wikipedia text is used under CC BY-SA and attributed in the source list. Wikimedia Commons images carry their license and photographer credit in the caption. Local news remains the property of its publisher and is linked, not republished.
Corrections are made in the source record. Every factual claim links to the record it came from, so a correction starts with that document. The paper publishes the corrected edition and keeps the source link in the sentence.