Robertson County News

The 19th Judicial Disrict Drug Task Force on Wednesday was part of a multi-agency seizure of more than 220 marijuana plants in Bon Aqua, Tenn.

Veterans age 50 and up now enjoy free membership to the Springfield-Robertson County Senior Center.

The Robertson County Narcotics Unit along with the 19th Judicial Drug Task Force seized approximately $250,000 in marijuana from Karen Ferguson's Greenbrier home Wednesday.

Residents were devastated when the news hit Johnson County last week of the murder of Marla Jo Grindstaff Abel, 43, who had moved to Greenbrier, Tennessee and worked as a nurse at Centennial Hospital.

The Greenbrier community, rocked by a mother's tragic death, has come together in support of the twin sons she left behind.

According to Department of Defense statistics, more than36,000 soldiers were killed in Korean War theater.

The state Department of Labor & Workforce Development has awarded $19,736 to Bath Fitter in Springfield.

A former Portland High School teacher recently convicted in Sumner County of having sex with her teenage teacher's aide was cleared Friday of another alleged sex crime in Robertson County.

John F. Baker Jr. was in the seventh grade when he saw a photo that would set the course for his life.

My experience as an intern with the Robertson Chamber of Commerce was a wonderful opportunity to live six weeks in the Springfield community.

Robertson County authorities say a body found in a burning home in a rural area was that of a homicide victim.

A bizarre story out of White House, Tennessee has local ties. Apparently, a man who was convicted for a rape that occurred in Smyrna has now been charged with homicide in Robertson County.

Police have charged a convicted rapist with homicide, after a woman's body was found inside a burning home in Robertson County.

A body is found after a Robertson County house caught fire on Possum Trot Road, and police have a man in custody for questioning.

Whatever else you think of The Coen Brothers ' post-modernist version of a 1930s populist hobo narrative, O Brother, Where Are Thou? is the film that largely shaped the current--and quickly waning--decade in popular music, and The Peasall Sisters were there at the creation.

Nancy Lee 'Aunt Nancy' Osborne, 89, of Springfield, died Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009 at NorthCrest Medical Center.

The letter grades apply to schools with students in fourth through eighth grades and are meant to describe the success of a school or school system in providing value added -- the difference between what a student knows this year and what that student knew a year earlier, as measured by the annual TCAP tests.

The Robertson County Charter of Concerned Motorcyclists of Tennessee held another successful Downed Biker fund raising event Saturday, Oct.

Ashland City Fire Chief Chuck Walker fears that many citizens don't realize the magnitude of what could happen if the city stops providing fire and first responder service in the county after Dec.

Accused kidnapper Tammy Renee Silas has stopped eating, is no longer getting mental health medications and has attempted suicide in jail, her attorney Isaiah Gant said.