Titans Training Camp July 31
The Tennessee Titans training camp is well underway and the battle to make the final cut is in process. The coaches are watching performance across […]
Month: July 2019
Raptors aiming for the State Title in 2019
Harrison McClary/News & Observer RHS coach Matt Daniels expressed how the goal of the Ravenwood Raptors in the upcoming 2019 season is the same as […]
NHS Knights look to 2019 season
Harrison McClary/News & Observer Nolensville High’s football coach Paul Derrick discussed the upcoming 2019 season at the WSC Sports football media day Wednesday evening at […]
New Bike and Walk Path Coming to Maryland Farms
Deanna Lambert/Community Relations Director | City of Brentwood Construction Set to Begin in August Construction of a new, paved greenway trail in Maryland Farms, connecting […]
July 2019 Print Edition
Digital version of our July Print Edition.
Crockett Road Water Line Replacement Project Begins
Deanna Lambert/Community Relations Director | City of Brentwood Traffic Delays Through December Brentwood, Tenn. – The Brentwood Water Services Department will be replacing water lines […]
Maker of the Murals at the Brentwood Library
Ashley BrightNews & Observer Cindy Billingsley started drawing when she was 12 years old. By the time she was 16, she was creating pastel portraits […]
Mayor appoints Alderwoman
Mayor Alexander appointed Wendy Cook-Mucci to fill the alderman seat left vacant by the resignation of Jason Patrick. After a brief discussion in which Alderman […]
A Williamson County Fourth
Story and photos by Troy Stolt Like most Americans with a pulse, the Fourth of July has always had a special place in my heart. […]
Red White and BOOM in Brentwood
Harrison McClary/News & Observer Red, White and Boom in Brentwood was a smashing success despite a day filled with clouds and thunder storms. Photos can […]