Nolensville News

Metro Nashville is back in court over the issue of segregated schools after it reduced busing in favor of neighborhood schools.

We know giving blood helps someone, but when you can put a name on it, it's a little more intense.

County commissioners approved accepting the former Nolensville Elementary School building from the county's school system, but not without some questions.

In Los Angeles, hungry folks stand in 45-minute-long lines to buy $2 tacos from trucks.

Ron Hall, author of Sputnik, Masked Men, & Midgets: The Early Days of Memphis Wrestling , will sign copies of his pictorial history of Memphis and Midsouth wrestling along with former professional wrestler Len Rossi.

To save the historic Nolen/McCord home, Alfred and Evelyn Bennett decided to move it.

Only 2,474 ballots were cast in Franklin's election last week. That's 6 percent of the city's 40,817 registered voters.

A second Iraq tour behind him, Sgt. Kenney Harless embraced his jubilant family and friends Friday night after the 269th Military Police Company landed at Smyrna Airport.

SPRING HILL - Catholic Church of the Nativity, at 2001 Campbell Station Parkway, Suite C-7, is inviting men to come out for the Christian Men's Conference 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Saturday.

Nolensville's veterans will be honored Saturday with a breakfast and later will lead the third annual Veterans Day Parade through town.

Halloween is behind us and the Day Light Savings time change gave us some extra rest.

Rules about who can receive the H1N1 flu shot vaccine are starting to relax a bit.

Nolensville TV could be coming to a channel near you. Town officials are interested in obtaining a cable television government access channel, which cities such as Brentwood, Franklin and Spring Hill already have.

Opening thought: And there are three that bear witness on earth, the spirit, and the water, and the blood: and these three agree in one.

When I went to turn off the front porch lights the other night I glanced toward my best pumpkin of the garden season, proudly displayed on our front steps.

The rumor is true: Uncle Bud's will take up permanent residence in Nolensville. Co-owner Craig Dever has signed a lease with property owner Vern Patterson to put an Uncle Bud's restaurant where Martin's BBQ Joint now operates.

While urban areas such as Franklin, Brentwood and Spring Hill attract major retailers and developers, small "hamlets" such as College Grove that allow quiet solitude are part of what make this county so "unique, special and desirable," says Williamson County Commissioner Judy Hayes.

NOLENSVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION TUESDAY, OCT. 13 Plans for a new development in Nolensville's historic district are taking shape.

A congregation that conducts worship services at Sunset Middle School is looking next door for a permanent home.

NOLENSVILLE - Plans for a new development in Nolensville's historic district are taking shape.