Rutherford County Parents Fight to See Lower Speed Limit after Death of Son in 2020

Nate Isbell, 13, helped his 3-year-old niece, Lily, decorate pumpkins the night before Halloween last year.Lily didn’t want to touch the slimy inside of the pumpkin, remembered Nate’s father, Chuck Isbell.“Nate got Lily to touch the guts,” Isbell said. “He made her think it was funny.”That memory remains precious since Nate died from injuries suffered in a pedestrian crash Halloween night. He was a student at Rock Springs Middle School.Isbell and his former wi ...

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