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Updated: October 25, 2024 @ 8:07 am
On Friday, Oct. 18, Williamson Inc. welcomed executives and local owners of the Celebree School to Franklin with a groundbreaking ceremony at the preschool’s future home. The school, set to open next spring, brings a people-focused approach to early education.
On Sunday, Oct. 20, Tennessee State Sen. Jack Johnson hosted his 18th annual Boots & Jeans, BBQ & Beans event with special guests U.S. Sen. Marsha Blackburn and Gov. Bill Lee. With early voting already begun and Election Day just around the corner, Johnson took the opportunity to rai…
FRANKLIN – Battle Ground Academy sophomore Johanna Snyder and Page High School senior Brenden Anes were named the Gateway Tire Athletes of the Week for the week ending Sunday, Oct. 20.
FRANKLIN – Franklin High School senior Siena Elder and Ravenwood High’s Elliot Hampton were named John Maher Builders Scholar-Athletes for the month of October.
The Williamson County Public Library System (WCPLS) has introduced two new year-round reading programs designed to spark a lifelong love of reading in children: 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten and 500 Books Before Middle School.
On Tuesday, Oct. 22, Williamson Inc. hosted its annual Market Update where Realtors, economic development leaders, mortgage brokers and builders came together to discuss the current state of the county’s real estate markets and where they could be headed.
FRANKLIN – Battle Ground Academy sophomore Johanna Snyder and Page High School senior Brenden Anes were named the Gateway Tire Athletes of the Week for the week ending Sunday, Oct. 20.
FRANKLIN – Franklin High School senior Siena Elder and Ravenwood High’s Elliot Hampton were named John Maher Builders Scholar-Athletes for the month of October.
Halloween is coming. You can tell from the stuffed to the gills candy aisles at the grocery stores that started displaying in September.
Thought for the week — The goodness you receive from God is a TREASURE for you to SHARE with others.
CHATTANOOGA – The three-time defending Class AAA state champion and top-ranked Bearden Bulldogs ended Page High School’s memorable postseason run on Thursday in the state semifinals.
The Knoxville-based Bulldogs scored a 4-0 win against Page, the No. 6-seeded team that advanced out of the District 10-AAA tournament locally earlier this month. Bearden has allowed only six goals all season and came into the match with a record of 20-1-1. Page was coming off a 4-1 win over Collierville to reach the semifinals.
The Rudderville girls closed the season 16-6-2 overall.
The Bulldogs only score of the first half came on a shot by senior Halle Bibee in the 32nd minute with an assist from senior Carson Stivers.
It stayed 1-0 through the half before senior Maci Ritzman was able to escape the Patriot pressure for a tally in the 52nd. Bearden tacked on goals in the 72nd and 76th as well to provide the final score.
Bibee scored the third goal and sophomore Kennedy Lucas scored on a header with an assist from senior Natalie Heinig for the late tally.
The tandem of Bulldog goalkeepers senior Drew Tolley and junior Ella Eakins combined for the clean sheet against Page. Their defense held the Patriots to just a few looks.
CHATTANOOGA – The Franklin High School girls’ soccer team battled into the Class AAA semifin…
Senior keeper Addison Dugger was credited with nine saves for the Patriots.
Bearden will battle Houston for the championship at 11 a.m. at Boyd Buchanan.
The Page High School girls’ soccer team advanced to the Class AAA state semifinals with a 4-1 win over Collierville on Wednesday, Oct. 23, 202…
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