Although Fairview head coach Chris Hughes is proud of the fact that his football team has made a habit of getting deep into the playoffs, he certainly isn’t content.
It’s time to replenish summer book stashes for cooler days ahead at the Friends of the Fairview Public Library Book Sale on Aug. 22-24.
William D. "Billy" Hagewood, 77, a lifelong resident of the Leiper’s Fork community, passed away on Aug. 9, 2019.
Bowie Park’s 700 acres of forests, lakes, parks and trails in Fairview have been taken over by the Fairview Area Chamber of Commerce for the past 34 years to host Nature Fest, a family-friendly event that celebrates the magnificence and conservation of the park.
It’s back to the books for students and adults with the Friends of the Fairview Public Library Book Sale beginning Aug. 22.
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.
After decades of ministry in a large, barnlike building in Leiper’s Fork, Grace Chapel is preparing to expand its church beyond the Franklin area and into Fairview.
More than a dozen boys high school soccer players from the Williamson County area were named Tennessee High School Soccer Coaches Association All-State members, the THSSCA announced last week.
After leading Fairview to the Class AA state semifinals in back-to-back seasons, Brandon Parrish added the Gatorade Tennessee Boys Soccer Player of the Year honor to his growing accolades.
Fairview High School is looking for a new direction on the baseball field and the Yellow Jackets turned to Dominic “Nico” Gregali to lead the way. Gregali was officially introduced as the new baseball coach at Fairview on Friday morning.
For the second season in a row, Fairview High School head football coach Chris Hughes has guided his flag football team into the money rounds of the American Flag Football League.
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.
For the second season in a row the same five Williamson County-area teams advanced to the boys state soccer championships this week during Spring Fling in Murfreesboro.
The finalists for the fifth annual WILLCO Awards on May 30 were announced Wednesday.
Avery McMullen picked up three individual titles, McKenzie Williamson won both the 100- and 200-meter runs and the Centennial girls cruised to the Williamson County Track and Field Championships team title this week.
The threat of rain and already soaked fields prompted the Williamson County Parks & Recreation to reschedule local Easter egg hunts. However, when Tuesday evening came around, children in Fairview attended the annual Easter egg hunt with unspoiled excitement.
Joshua Michael Edwards, age 28, of the Leipers Fork Community died Friday March 22, 2019 from injuries sustained in an automobile accident. Joshua was a graduate of Nashville Christian School and attended David Lipscomb University. He was self employed in Sales and was an avid University of …
Mid-Cumberland Human Resource Agency’s Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program is actively recruiting for volunteers in the Williamson County area.
The Region 6-AAA tournament is set to begin Friday at Brentwood High School. There’s also several other Williamson County teams still fighting to stay alive in the basketball postseason.
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