SEARCH THE HERALD:

> sign up for Herald e-news

Williamson in 3 minutes

Williamson County
Luke Boyd's Gray on Grey: For Granny on Mother’s Day: Granny was my paternal grandmother. The best I can figure, she was born about 1859, give or take a year or two. She grew up and spent most of her adult life on a farm in Bogue Chitto, a rural community which took its name from the creek that ran through it. It is located near McComb in southern Mississippi. She was not born there but, as she used to say, “somewhere back to the East.” She told of coming to the Bogue in a wagon when she was just a little girl. She never said whether or not it was covered.

Opinions
Williamson County
photo: FILE

William Carter is a longtime Franklin city employee and published author. He may be contacted at wcarterfranklin@aol.com.
 

Commentary by William Carter: By William Carter

As humans, it is our job to wonder and we all have questions we desperately want answered. The meaning of life seems to be the big one. I already know — the answer having been revealed to me when I was 17 at the bottom of a quart bottle of Montezuma Gold tequila somewhere deep in the middle of a south Georgia swamp — but have decided to keep it to myself.  read more...

Latest Edition
Commentary by William Carter: By William Carter
Luke Boyd's Gray on Grey: For Granny on Mother’s Day
Fairness at core of character education
Harpeth Rambles - A “great opportunity” to take us to the next level
Last Edition
Commentary by William Carter: Special reports seem to be not so special
Luke Boyd's Gray on Grey: Sports Nicknames and Mascots, II
John Brake's A Different Perspective: '10 Commandments' To Remember Iraq
Just in case, pass it on
Happy Tax Freedom Day…Now go make some money!
 
 




WILLIAMSON HERALD :: 1117 Columbia Avenue :: P.O. Box 681359 :: Franklin, TN 37068

615.790.6465, phone :: 615.790.7551, fax :: contact@WILLIAMSONHERALD.com

Copyright © 2006, WILLIAMSONHERALD.com. All rights reserved. :: Privacy Policy :: Advertise :: Feedback