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It is with great sadness that it is announced the peaceful passing of Robert Lawrence Yates on Friday, March 27, 2020 at his home in Chapel Hill, Tennessee at the age of 84.
Jane Freeze Dyer, 83, passed away peacefully at her home on March 26. She was born in Nashville to the late William R. and Susie Lorene Damron Freeze.
Mrs. Vivian Harris Southall of Shelbyville, Tennessee, and formerly of Thompson's Station died Friday, March 27, 2020 at her home in Shelbyville.
Sandra Dee Mangrum Crafton, 57, of Thompson's Station, passed away March 24, 2020 at her home with her family by her side.
Amid the global spread of COVID-19, many people are suffering from the loss of a job and income.
As grocery stores face a shortage of meat, eggs, bread, jarred and canned goods, produce and more, some Williamson County farmers markets are hoping to produce a steadier flow of food for shoppers while continuing to support local food vendors.
As the coronavirus has struck Tennessee in the middle of its legislative session, several adjustments have come about as a result, and Gov. Bill Lee has been giving regular updates on the changing state of the state, including amendments to his proposed budget and relief efforts during the p…
The Centennial baseball team bounced back from a season-opening loss against Brentwood by tipping the Bruins in Brentwood Wednesday in District 11-AAA play.
Belmont University men's basketball was recognized as part of the 2019-20 Ohio Valley Conference Men's Basketball Honors, the league office announced Tuesday.
Three District 11-AAA boys basketball teams remain alive in the Region 6-AAA tournament at Overton High School in Nashville.
It’s more common in America to be born with 11 fingers than to be born on Feb. 29. How many fingers would you need to match the odds of being a leap day twin?
This season has been filled with injuries, illness and irritations for the Summit girls.
It’s a dog-eat-dog world in District 11-AAA.
Russell Ford was all business in his state wrestling debut Thursday at the Williamson County Ag Expo Center in Franklin.
After a noteworthy regular season, the Fairview girls basketball team seems intent on having a memorable postseason, too.
The Division II Middle Region District 3 semifinals were held at Columbia Academy Friday night.
Thought for the week---Christ’s love is meant to be experienced, and shared by you!
After getting blown out twice by Middle Tennessee Christian School during the regular season, the Grace Christian Academy girls basketball team battled MTCS to the end before falling short Tuesday 48-43 in Murfreesboro.
Independence senior Spencer Jyawook posted the only championship swim for Williamson County competitors at the Tennessee Interscholastic Swim Coaches Association State High School Swimming and Diving Championships in Knoxville over the weekend.
The Centennial wrestling team matched the school's highest finish at the TSSAA State Dual Wrestling championships last year by finishing fourth. The Cougars mission to better that placing fell short Saturday at the Williamson County Ag Expo Center despite advancing to the Class AAA semifinals.
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A seemingly insurmountable deficit was anything but for the Independence Lady Eagles Friday night, as they rallied to force overtime and eventually beat Summit 67-64.
More than 60 Williamson County high school student-athletes participated in National Signing Day Wednesday across the county.
The Centennial and Independence wrestling teams will return to the Class AAA state dual championships this weekend at the Williamson County Ag Expo Center in Franklin.
Tuesday’s District 11-AAA girls basketball clash at Brentwood High School featured the No. 4-ranked Lady Bruins and the 10th-ranked Page girls.
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