Nissan executives are looking to further cut costs to offset falling sales by offering voluntary severance packages to older U.S. workers.
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Brentwood's Hill Center will be swapping one biscuit joint for another.
Don't worry, Nolensville residents: Martin's Bar-B-Que won't be closing up the barbecue pit anytime soon.
Williamson County Commissioner Dwight Jones was arrested Friday by Fairview police on charges of domestic assault and interfering with a 911 call, according to Sharon Puckett with the Williamson County Sheriff’s Office.
Williamson County Republican Party Chairman Cheryl Brown stepped into the party’s county leadership role in September nearly one year before the national 2020 election that has already been marred by the ongoing impeachment of President Donald Trump.
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Columbia police are investigating a shooting incident that took place at the intersection of Warwick Avenue and North James Campbell Boulevard in Columbia at around 12:45 p.m. on Sunday.
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A small cemetery holding the remains of some of the City of Brentwood’s founders has become a flashpoint in the debate around honoring the history of Brentwood and the future of land use in a community that continues to grow.
Margaret Leigh Burnett Turner, philanthropist, children's book author and supporter of the arts, died Saturday, Oct. 26, 2019. She was 74.
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The threat of heavier rains and high winds led to the early closing of Saturday’s Pumpkinfest in downtown Franklin, but the festival was well-attended leading up to the cancelation.
The City of Brentwood hosted its annual dinner with city, county and state elected officials at city hall on Wednesday night.
The Brentwood City Commission met on Monday evening where they approved Phase 2 for the future police headquarters construction, passed the first reading of amendments to Floodway Management Regulations, welcomed new police officer and honored library.
PHOTO: U.S. Senate Candidate Manny Sethi speaks at the Old Natchez Country Club in Franklin Wednesday. / Photo by Alexander Willis Republican U.S. Senate hopeful Manny Sethi talks border wall, Obamacare and more at Old Natchez Country Club in Franklin By ALEXANDER WILLIS Manny Sethi, a Nashville orthopedic trauma surgeon who recently announced his bid …
Photo by Jason Kempin, courtesy of Essential Broadcast Media By ALEXANDER WILLIS While Jackson Bruck & The Dukes of Hume may appear to just be a group of like-minded musicians with a passion for rock, lead singer Jackson Bruck believes they’re more than that – a “band of brothers” – and that was no better …
Photo by Terry Wyatt, courtesy of Essential Broadcast Media By ALEXANDER WILLIS Everyone experiences grief – and on the same token, everyone responds to grief differently. For Nashvillian singer-songwriter Morgan Myles, the recent loss of a loved one led to her crafting one of her most emotionally-charged songs yet: “Sanctuary,” which the public got a …
Photo by Terry Wyatt, courtesy of Essential Broadcast Media By ALEXANDER WILLIS Often times, couples may struggle with the careful balancing act of managing time between work and play. For Tanya and Michael Trotter, the husband and wife duo that make up the Americana band The War & Treaty, work and play are conjoined into …
Photo by Terry Wyatt, courtesy of Essential Broadcast Media By ALEXANDER WILLIS Just two years ago, Devon Gilfillian was working at the restaurant Fin & Pearl on 12th Avenue S. in Nashville, after having recently moved from Pennsylvania to pursue a career in music. While many aspiring musicians often wait years, decades, or even a …
By Stephen Elliott NashvillePost.com The latest Vanderbilt Poll, released June 6, found rising levels of partisanship among Tennessee voters. Among the findings: Republican Gov. Bill Lee enjoys a 61 percent approval rating. The high approval is similar to that of former Republican Gov. Bill Haslam, though poll director and Vanderbilt professor John Geer notes that …
ABOVE: Musica at Night // PHOTO BY DEAN DIXON The Fountains of Musica Foundation on Thursday morning announced the naming of fountains surrounding Musica, the iconic Music Row sculpture at the roundabout connecting Division Street, Demonbreun, and 16th Avenue, for a couple acknowledged as Nashville’s first professional songwriters: Boudleaux and Felice Bryant, who wrote …
Participants at the 2018 Imperial Commissary Convention pose at the Ag Expo center in Franklin. // Photo courtesy of Imperial Commissary By MATT BLOIS A group of Star Wars fans, led by Nolensville resident Michael Havens, are planning the second iteration of a convention featuring collectible toys, including some that are worth more than a …
Photo by Alexander Willis By ALEXANDER WILLIS During Michael Cohen’s testimony before Congress Wednesday, Congressman Mark Green didn’t hold back his opinion of Cohen’s character, calling him a “fake witness”, and saying his presence testifying before Congress was a “travesty.” Looking back on the hearing a day later, Green said that Cohen had “committed multiple …
PHOTO: Luke Bryan performs at the Factory at Franklin Tuesday night. / Photo by Alexander Willis By ALEXANDER WILLIS Country music star Luke Bryan visited the Factory at Franklin Tuesday night to perform at the 17th annual “Music that Touches the Heart,” an event benefiting Brightstone; a nonprofit organization that aims to equip adults with …
Organizers of the 20th Running of St. Jude Rock ‘n’ Roll ® Nashville Marathon & ½ Marathon on April 27 announced changes and improvements to the course, including the opportunity to run on the field at First Tennessee Park. Building on the excitement of the event, which culminates in a celebrity-filled finish line festival at Nissan …
PHOTO: Bill Lee’s family looks on following his innaguration as Tennessee’s 50th governor Saturday in Nashville / Photo by Alexander Willis BY ALEXANDER WILLIS At precisely 12 p.m. on Saturday, Bill Lee officially became the governor of Tennessee, being sworn into office at the Legislative Plaza in Nashville. Lee, who won the Republican nomination in …
By BAILEY BASHAM Senator-elect Marsha Blackburn addressed an enthusiastic crowd on Tuesday night at the Cool Springs Marriott Hotel after her victory in the U.S. Senate race. Blackburn, a mother of two who lives in Brentwood with her husband, Chuck, has represented Tennessee’s 7th District in the U.S. House of Representatives since 2003. Before that …
TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Motorists will soon see signs of initial construction activity on the Interstate 440 Reconstruction Project. The contract for the $152 million project was awarded to Kiewit Infrastructure South Group in August, and includes an August 2020 completion date. Preliminary construction activities such as lighting relocation, noise wall construction, shoulder paving, and …
Chabad of Nashville is hosting celebrity chef Paula Shoyer, who will be sharing her healthy spin on classic Seder favorites. This cookbook author, will be demonstrating tips and tricks along with recipes of her favorite dishes. And the event includes eating what she’s made! The event will be at 7 p.m. on Sunday, March 18, …
TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND INSURANCE The Tennessee State Fire Marshal’s Office (SFMO) urges Tennesseans to focus on home fire safety during what has traditionally been the most tragic week for fire-related incidents in the Volunteer State: The second week of January. SFMO data shows that Tennessee has averaged 3.6 fire deaths (29 in eight years) …
By SARAH GRACE TAYLOR The Home Page got to talk to The Avett Brothers Saturday just before their set at the Pilgrimage Music and Culture Festival. Check out the video of our interview in which the band talks about how much they love Franklin, Pilgrimage Festival and what’s next for them. Then be sure to …
We’re all busy and crunched for time, especially during the week and sometimes we simply don’t have enough time for lunch. Brentwood is packed with great restaurants and these five cater to our busy schedules by serving up great food fast, without forcing us to go through a drive-thru. From All-American to Greek and even …
As people consider donating to victims of the Gatlinburg fires, they should be wary of scammers.
As residents forced to evacuate wildfire areas begin to return home, the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America (PCI) urges homeowners and renters who experienced property damage to contact their insurer to begin the insurance claims and recovery process. Insurers have deployed emergency response teams to the affected areas. Insurers along with representatives of various …
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