Greenbrier
Coverage of Greenbrier in the Nexus archive.
- Robertson Co.: Highway 41 South closed in Greenbrier due to gas leak
Emergency crews are addressing a gas main leak at Highway 41 South and Draughon Drive in Greenbrier, causing the highway's closure. Traffic is diverted to Old Greenbrier Pike, and officials urge drivers to avoid the area.
- Middle TN highway closed due to large gas main leak, EMA says
Highway 41 South in Greenbrier, Tennessee, is closed due to a large gas main leak near Daughton Drive. Emergency crews and gas department personnel are responding, diverting traffic to Old Greenbrier Pike. Authorities urge avoiding the area to reduce congestion and ensure safe emergency operations.
- CEMC reports power outage affecting about 1,600 in Greenbrier
Cumberland Electric Membership Corporation (CEMC) reported a power outage affecting approximately 1,600 residents in Greenbrier, Tennessee. The cause is unknown, but crews are working to resolve it. CEMC provided multiple methods for reporting outages and mentioned most are automatically detected.
- CEMC reports power restored after outage affecting about 1,600 in Greenbrier
CEMC reported power has been restored after an outage affecting approximately 1,600 people in Greenbrier, Tennessee. The cause of the outage remains unknown, but crews are working to resolve it. CEMC provided multiple options for reporting outages, including an online portal, app, and phone number.
- One arrested after string of car burglaries in two Middle Tennessee cities
An 18-year-old man was arrested in Springfield, Tennessee, for his alleged involvement in a series of car burglaries in Greenbrier and Springfield. At least eight vehicles were burglarized in Greenbrier on June 9, with two firearms and a car stolen, while additional break-ins occurred in Springfield. Authorities urge residents to check surveillance footage and report suspicious activity.
- Two injured in Robertson County rollover crash
Two people were injured in a rollover crash near Greenbrier, Tennessee, at the intersection of New Cut Road and Betts Road just before 3:30 p.m. Thursday. One individual was suspended upside down by a seat belt but was safely removed from the vehicle; both injured parties were taken to a hospital. The Tennessee Highway Patrol is investigating the two-vehicle crash.