Local Woman Dies Three Times And Lives To Tell The Tale
Local Woman Dies Three Times And Lives To Tell The Tale. ROBERTSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn News) – Robertson County EMS Director Brent Dyer says his team had the honor of reuniting with a woman who wanted to meet the crew she credits with saving her life, three times!
Former Williamson County Fire Chief ‘Wink’ Brown Passes Away
Williamson County Fire/Rescue is mourning the death of former Chief William “Wink” Brown, whose career in the fire service spanned more than five decades. Click for More News Brown began his service with the Williamson County Rescue Squad in 1974 and served as chief from 1983 to 1986. During his time with the Rescue Sq
Here’s why a World War II-era landing ship will be in Middle Tennessee
The USS LST-325, a World War II-era landing ship tank that now operates as a floating museum, is bringing its annual cruise to Hendersonville, Ashland City and Clarksville. Visitors will have an opportunity to tour one of the last operational World War II landing ship tanks while it is docked in Middle Tennessee.
Nashville youth league responds to Attorney General probe
New records filed with the state offer a closer look at the operations of a Nashville youth sports nonprofit currently under state investigation.
Woman arrested for leaving dogs outside in 107 temperatures
Metro Animal Care and Control (MACC) rescued two dogs over the weekend that were near death after being left outside in a dangerous Heat Advisory, according to arrest papers.
Seven Tennessee Cafes Where The Homemade Biscuits Come Out Fluffy And Hot All Morning
Tennessee takes its biscuits seriously, and there is nothing quite like sitting down to a plate of them while they are still warm from the oven. Across the state, from the mountains to Memphis, small cafes and busy diners are turning out scratch-made biscuits that pull apart soft in the middle and hold up to gravy, jam
Georgia vs Vanderbilt Week 5 game time is a complete disaster
Georgia deserved a much better game time against Vanderbilt.
Bridge named in honor of late Tennessee state Rep. Bill Beck
State and local leaders gathered in Madison to dedicate a bridge in honor of late state Rep. Bill Beck, who represented the area in the Tennessee House for nearly a decade.
‘They’re failing’: Former Metro Nashville Public Schools teacher blows whistle on district
In the past few months, multiple former MNPS teachers have left the district claiming they were forced to change student grades and manipulate records.
Nashville woman’s lawsuit over firing after Charlie Kirk social media post moves forward
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — A federal judge has allowed a Tennessee state employee’s lawsuit over her firing after a social media post about Charlie Kirk to move forward. U.S. District Judge Aleta A. Trauger denied Tennessee Commerce and Insurance Commissioner Carter Lawrence’s request to dismiss the lawsuit filed by Mon
