Cedar Hill Mayor John Edwards has officially stepped into the 2026 Republican primary for Robertson County Mayor with a message rooted in faith, family, and […]
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Editorial: Balancing Growth, Services, and Identity — A Thankless but Crucial Job for Coopertown’s Leaders
As tensions surrounding development boil to the surface once again, it’s easy to cast blame, point fingers, or wish things were different, or harken back […]
BOMA Approves Woods Road Rezoning First Reading Amid Concerns Over Growth and Oversight
The Coopertown Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BOMA) voted Monday evening to approve the first reading of a rezoning request for 15 acres on Woods […]
Planning Commission Greenlights Controversial Rezoning—Despite Missing Details and Public Opposition
Correction Notice: Originally we reported that the measure passed unanimously. This was an error. Mayor Jeff Smith was the only “no” vote. Coopertown has been […]
Coopertown Mayor and Aldermen Sworn In
Coopertown embarked on a new chapter of leadership as Jeff Smith was sworn in as Mayor during a Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting tonight. […]
Historic Turnout in Coopertown Election as Jeff Smith Wins in a Landslide
A hotly contested Presidential race and significant community involvement in the local races likely contributed to the unprecedented voter turnout in the 2024 election. Citizens […]
A New Chapter for Coopertown: Smith, Rundle, and Mason Elected to Lead
Coopertown voters have spoken, electing Jeff Smith as Mayor, with Tim Mason as Ward 1 Alderman and Candace Rundle as Ward 2 Alderman. The newly […]
Election Day in Coopertown: A Vote for the Future
Today, November 5th, 2024, is Election Day in Coopertown, and it’s a pivotal moment for our community. Residents have the opportunity to elect a new […]
Early Voting Begins Today in Robertson County and Coopertown: Make Your Voice Heard
Early voting is now open in Robertson County, and Coopertown residents are encouraged to head to the polls to participate in this important local election. […]
Robert Watts Responds to Citation for Animal Cruelty Related to Cockfighting
In response to concerns surrounding his 2016 citation for animal cruelty involving cockfighting, mayoral candidate Robert Watts spoke with the Coopertown Times to provide his […]