Community Impact Newspaper owners John and Jennifer
Garrett have come to terms with American Hometown Publishing to acquire the
Rover brand and operations in Nashville
Rover
debuted in the Green Hills and Belle Meade areas in May 2018 as a source of
local news.
Community
Impact Newspaper recently announced its launch into Nashville ,
planning to debut its first area edition in the cities of Franklin
and Brentwood . Residents there can expect the
hyperlocal publication to reach mailboxes in March, the company says.
The
free-of-charge paper reports on businesses, community news, local government
meetings, real estate and transportation developments, education, health care
and other issues.
The Rover
team will join Publisher Patty McHugh and the rest of the Nashville
“Working
with American Hometown Publishing CEO Brad Dennison on this purchase has been
one of my favorite professional moments,” said John P. Garrett, CEO and founder
of Community Impact Newspaper.
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