A probation officer made a grim discovery while making a “home visit” in Portland on Tuesday. The Sumner County Sheriff’s Office says two people were found dead inside the home, a 32-year-old adult and a 3-month-old infant. The cause of death is still under investigation. A 3-year-old was also found at the home and was treated at a local hospital. Retired Springfield High School math teacher and coach Donald Lloyd […]
The Springfield Police Department arrested a suspect Tuesday following an aggravated robbery at the beginning of December. On December 2, police say a robbery occurred at the Dollar General located at 2259 Hwy 41-South just before store closing. The clerk told police that a male entered the store, displayed a handgun, and took money from the cash register. Cold air sitting over Tennessee has temperatures low enough for a significant […]
The Tennessee Department of Health reported one-thousand-226 new COVID-19 cases yesterday, bringing the total since the outbreak began to nearly 745-thousand-830. Nearly 100 additional COVID-19-related deaths were reported, bringing the total number of coronavirus-attributed deaths statewide to over ten-thousand-560. Close to 12-hundred COVID-19 patients are hospitalized statewide. To date, Robertson County has logged 8,341 cases of COVId-19 since the pandemic began. 7,813 have recovered and 106 have died from COVID-19 […]
Police in Greenbrier are currently investigating three separate crime scenes following a shooting that left two people injured. The incident started around 10:00 last night when police called to Ridgewood Apartment Complex in Greenbrier to investigate a shooting with two victims. On the way, officers spotted a suspect vehicle with a 25-year-old shooting victim inside who was rushed to the hospital. The second shooting victim was found at a Cottontown […]
The first sign of Spring. After breaking down the popular Winter Wonderland scenes, J. Travis Price Park has reopened to the public and is already drawing a crowd. Residents now have full access to the greenway trail, playground, basketball court, walking trails, soccer fields, baseball and softball fields, and batting cages. Springfield baseball and softball practice will begin on March 1, and the Springfield High School girls’ soccer team will begin […]
The first sign of Spring. After breaking down the popular Winter Wonderland scenes, J. Travis Price Park has reopened to the public and is already drawing a crowd. Residents now have full access to the greenway trail, playground, basketball court, walking trails, soccer fields, baseball and softball fields, and batting cages. Springfield baseball and softball practice will begin on March 1, and the Springfield High School girls’ soccer team will begin […]
Robertson County EMS Assistant Director Russell Gupton has resigned after 16 years of service to Robertson County. For the last nine years, Gupton has held the title of Assistant Director. Josh Rice has taken over Russell’s responsibilities as interim assistant director. The is no word yet o what Gupton will do next. Collin Cook of Robertson County received top honors for the 2020 Tennessee’s Top Tier sponsored by the Merck […]
Police in Clarksville say there’s a slight increase in vehicle burglaries occurring in the city’s parks. Officials say the best way to minimize those thefts are not leave your valuables in plain view, Keep your vehicles locked, and don’t leave your vehicle running unattended to warm-up or to run into a convenience store to make a quick purchase. The city of Greenbrier is once again asking the community to stop […]
Just weeks after Robertson County Schools announced the retirement of Assistant Director Stephanie Mason following a 32-year-long education career, the district found itself announcing her death. She reportedly died peacefully in her sleep January 29th. The cause of her death has not been released. The Tennessee Department of Health reported three-thousand-119 new COVID-19 cases yesterday, bringing the total since the outbreak began to nearly 728 thousand. Over 75 additional COVID-19-related […]
The Tennessee Department of Health reported one-thousand-777 new COVID-19 cases yesterday, bringing the total since the outbreak began to nearly 717-thousand. More than 100 additional COVID-19-related deaths were reported, bringing the death count to more than 94-hundred. Some 18-hundred COVID-19 patients are hospitalized statewide.. Robertson County has had 7,997 COVID-19 cases since the pandemic began. 7,491 have recovered and 90 have died from COVID19 in Robertson County. The Tennessee Department […]
