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Free Movie Fridays — a monthly event from June through September — will kick off tonight at the Robertson County Fairgrounds. The event, presented by the City of Springfield’s Parks and Recreation Department and the Springfield Walmart, will set up this year’s showings under the Century Stage, as part of the Robertson County Fair Association Family Fun Night series.  Parks and Recreation director Terry Martin say tonight’s movie, “The Croods […]

Free Movie Fridays — a monthly event from June through September — will kick off June 18 at the Robertson County Fairgrounds. The event, presented by  the City of Springfield’s Parks and Recreation Department and the Springfield Walmart, will set up this year’s showings under the Century Stage, as part of the Robertson County Fair Association Family Fun Night series.  Parks and Recreation director Terry Martin say this Friday night’s […]

Free Movie Fridays — a monthly event from June through September — will kick off June 18 at the Robertson County Fairgrounds. The event, presented by  the City of Springfield’s Parks and Recreation Department and the Springfield Walmart, will set up this year’s showings under the Century Stage, as part of the Robertson County Fair Association Family Fun Night series.  Parks and Recreation director Terry Martin say this Friday night’s […]

A 15-month-old found inside a Portland home back in February died from starvation and hypertonic dehydration.  The Sumner County Sheriff’s Office says 32-year-old Tiffany Spears, and her 15-month-old infant son Nicholas Crowder were both found dead February 9th.  A 3-year-old was also found at the home and was treated at a local hospital. The results of the autopsies revealed that the cause of death for Nicholas Crowder was starvation and […]

The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation has awarded a $500,000 parks and recreation grant to the City of White House for the expansion of the W.L. Anderson Sports Complex on Old Highway 31. The money will fund installation of a new Americans with Disabilities Act compliant parking area, pavilion, and pathways to and from them.  A Dickson County man convicted of killing his five-year-old autistic son faces life in […]

The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation has awarded a $500,000 parks and recreation grant to the City of White House for the expansion of the W.L. Anderson Sports Complex on Old Highway 31. The money will fund installation of a new Americans with Disabilities Act compliant parking area, pavilion, and pathways to and from them. The Robertson County Fair Association’s annual BBQ Throwdown is this Friday and Saturday at […]

The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation has awarded a $500,000 parks and recreation grant to the City of White House for the expansion of the W.L. Anderson Sports Complex on Old Highway 31. The money will fund installation of a new Americans with Disabilities Act compliant parking area, pavilion, and pathways to and from them. A spring manufacturer is relocating its headquarters from California to Robertson County.  The move […]

A spring manufacturer is relocating its headquarters from California to Robertson County.  The move by Advanex Americas will create over a hundred new jobs and millions of dollars in investment.  Governor Bill Lee says companies relocating to Tennessee is a vote of confidence to the business climate and work force provided by communities. The Robertson County Fair Association’s annual BBQ Throwdown is this Friday and Saturday at the Fairgrounds in […]

Ashland City's planning commission has approved plans for a subdivision to be built on top of an historic site that local residents are trying to preserve.  Under the proposal, more than 200 homes will be built on what's known as the Braxton Lee Homestead.  It's the oldest standing structure in Ashland City and was a meeting spot for pioneers in the 19th century.  A representative for the developer says they […]