With Ravenwood holding a slim 54-47 lead over and explosive Pulaski Academy of Little Rock, Arkansas with just over a minute left in the game, Raptors coach Matt Daniels faced a tough decision – which player to call out to ring the traditional Victory Bell. Quarterback Brian Garcia and his f…
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.
At Green Grove Primitive Baptist Church in Triune, each year is a year to celebrate and remember the church’s rich history, and each year, the congregation hosts a celebration to do just that.
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.
When Nolensville girls’ basketball coach Chris Ladd was asked how upsetting the top team in Class AA in the state and previously unbeaten East Nashville Saturday night, he couldn’t contain the smile on his face.
Nolensville scored 20 points in the first period, then needed nearly 24 more to post the Lady Knights last 22 in a 42-31 win over Franklin Friday afternoon in the semifinals of the Middle Tennessee Invitational Tournament at the loser’s gym.
Franklin will face Nolensville and East Nashville takes on Rossview Friday in the girls semifinals of the Middle Tennessee Invitational Tournament at Franklin High School. The four teams all won their opening games on Thursday.
Page placed a pair of Patriot leaders on the 2018 Tennessee Sports Writers Association All-State team in Class 5A.
Last year’s loss to Father Ryan was on Brian Garcia’s mind when he stepped to the line on the first play of Friday night’s rematch with the Irish. The memory disappeared when he hit a streaking Andrew Mason down the left sideline for a 64-yard touchdown and a lead that was never challenged.
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…
Page’s Ryley Marlin smashed a stand-up triple, the third in two innings for the Lady Patriots, and Delaney Porter followed with sharp single to left to seal a 7-6 come-from-behind victory over Spring Hill Tuesday at Summit High School.
It took three hours and 10 minutes, lasted 10 full innings, but Page finally pulled out a 9-8 victory at home Friday night against Summit in the opening round of the District 11-AAA softball tournament.
Ravenwood and Page both have unusual home softball games Saturday, and there is much more involved than just an athletic event.
Jenna Johnson was a perfect 3-for-3 at the plate and Rayne Gray was close enough to perfect on the mound as Page (5-1, 3-0) remained undefeated in District 11-AAA softball with a 10-1 win at Ravenwood (2-6, 1-2) Tuesday 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 Brentwood boys and girls are both advancing. And going dancing.
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.
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