Bubba Johnson rushed 25 times for 143 yards, but none more important than his four-yard carry with just two minutes remaining to give Page (5-1, 2-0 Region 5-5A) a 21-14 lead en route to a 24-14 Region 5-5A victory over Summit (6-1, 1-1).
Gladys Marie Stinson Herron, 88, of Fairview, passed from this life to her eternal home at 6:45 p.m. on July 31, 2019, surrounded by her loving family.
Wanda Jean Kaeding Satterwhite, 91, of Brentwood, passed away on Aug. 3, 2019.
John “Johnny/JJ” Wallace Hosford Jr., 64, of Shelbyville, Tennessee, passed away on July 19, 2019.
Maddox Claire Goodgine, 5, went to be with Jesus on July 19, 2019.
Sherry Diane Johnson, 68, of the Burwood community in Williamson County, passed away July 15, 2019.
It’s been years since Jamesetta Cleveland figured out the best way to purchase cleats and pads for her son, Ronald. She still remembers being overwhelmed by all the equipment for him to play football.
Several hundred men, women and children braved the heat Monday morning and filled Veterans Park at Five Points to recognize, remember and honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedoms.
The faces change every year, but the excitement of recognizing student athletes never gets old for John Maher, whose business, John Maher Builders, has sponsored a countywide scholar-athlete program for 13 years.
Williamson County’s end of year coaching carousel continued to turn this week with the resignation of softball coaches Dawn Hale at Page and Lindsey Consiglio at Franklin.
The finalists for the fifth annual WILLCO Awards on May 30 were announced Wednesday.
Mid-Cumberland Human Resource Agency’s Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program is actively recruiting for volunteers in the Williamson County area.
Summit’s Destin Wade nailed three treys in the first quarter to help spot the Spartans a 21-17 first quarter lead and Konata Werts stroked 8-of-10 from the free throw line in the fourth to seal a 71-64 District 11-AAA win at Ravenwood Tuesday night.
Tennessee Tech senior kicker Nick Madonia was named the Ohio Valley Conference's Specialist of the Week on Sunday, following the weekly vote by the league's sports information contacts.
Page had the football just three times in the second half, but the Patriots were able to hold off a hard-charging bunch of Yellow Jackets for a 28-20 victory in the Battle of 840 Friday night.
The award-winning Williamson Herald High School Football Media Guide will be released Thursday with the Aug. 16 edition of the newspaper.
Schools in the Williamson County Schools system opened their doors Friday for the start of the 2018-19 school year. Some 40,500 students made their way to 48 schools across the county for a half-day start, and they'll get into the full swing of things Monday. The Williamson Herald traveled t…
An incredible game deserved an incredible finish.
The Tennessee Renaissance Festival is ready to kick off its 33rd year in style in Arrington.
Ravenwood and Page both have unusual home softball games Saturday, and there is much more involved than just an athletic event.
The Golden Tickets have been handed out and the 2017-18 WILLCO Finalists have been named. The finalists for the annual red carpet event celebrating Williamson County Schools student-athletes was released Wednesday afternoon.
County coaches and athletic directors are taking few chances with weather in the early part of spring sports season, posting changes early Tuesday for contests scheduled for today.
The District 11-AAA basketball tournament shoots into full swing Friday night with eight first round games, four on the girls’ side and four on the boys’, with the winners converging on Franklin High School Saturday for what may be the best day of basketball every year.
It took an extra game, but Centennial’s Lady Cougars and the Independence Eagles have locked in the final spots in the District 11-AAA tourney that opens on the courts of high seeds Friday night.
Dozens of Williamson County wrestlers will join more than 700 others and descend upon Franklin and the Williamson County Ag Expo Center Thursday through Saturday for the TSSAA State Wrestling Championships.
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