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Independence students raise $27K for local Ronald McDonald House

In a school year where fundraising was perhaps more challenging than usual, the Independence Girls Cotillion significantly surpassed their previous year's total in 2020-21 for the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Nashville.

WCS plans to make masks optional starting in summer

Williamson County Schools intends to make masks optional on campus after school lets out on Friday, May 21, the last day of the school year.

Softball: Brentwood holds off Franklin, advances in district tourney

FRANKLIN – The next to last elimination game in the District 11-AAA softball tournament had everything one might expect with no tomorrow for one team, strong pitching, clutch hits, nervous mistakes, high drama, and – in the end – joy and heartbreak between the lines.

Baseball: Indy takes District 11-AAA title, Baughman named MVP

The Independence High School baseball team captured the District 11-AAA tournament title Wednesday night in Brentwood.

Independence students raise $27K for local Ronald McDonald House

Franklin resident chosen as president-elect of American College of Physicians

Ryan D. Mire, MD, FACP, a physician at Ascension Saint Thomas and Franklin resident, has been named president-elect of the American College of Physicians (ACP).

Independence students raise $27K for local Ronald McDonald House

Franklin resident chosen as president-elect of American College of Physicians

Ryan D. Mire, MD, FACP, a physician at Ascension Saint Thomas and Franklin resident, has been named president-elect of the American College of Physicians (ACP).

Bethesda News: Getting through the hard times with prayer

Thought for the week: God has a wonderful plan for your life. The time to start looking for that plan — and living it — is now. Discovering God’s plan begins with prayer, but it does not end there. You also have to work at it.

Commentary: Why should I care if others get vaccinated?

As a doctor, I have recently been asking my patients whether they have gotten a COVID-19 vaccine or made a plan to do so. Initially, some expressed reluctance or just wanted to “wait and see.” This is understandable, given the unprecedented speed with which the vaccines were developed. While…