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Growing up in Williamson County, my two biggest passions were my home and writing — any writing I could get my hands on. Short stories, novels, newspapers and poems.

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By RACHAEL LONG If you recently driven past the property formerly home to the Dolphin Club and wondered why it seems like nothing is happening, there’s no reason to be alarmed. Brain Sullivan, spokesperson for owners 502 Wilson Pike, LLC, said they have already broken ground on the city-approved project, a new tennis club. Right …

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The following article was submitted by Karissa Niehoff, Executive Director of the National Federation of State High School Associations and Bernard Childress, Executive Director of the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association.  If you are the mother or father of a high school athlete here in Tennessee, this message is primarily for you. When you attend …

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Editor: It is no surprise that Franklin is growing. People move here, as my wife and I did fifteen years ago, because Franklin is such a great place to live, work, and play. And, as Franklin has grown, it has become an even better place to live. We have never lived in a community that …

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By LANDON WOODROOF What’s up, Brentwood? Brentwood Home Page has a segment where local reporter, Landon Woodroof, discusses the last week’s headlines and upcoming news via Facebook Live. This Monday, we hope to hear from you while we are live. We encourage you to ask questions about the issues we are discussing and let us …

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As the next part of our What’s Up With That? series of reader-generated questions, the Brentwood Home Page turns to an inquiry concerning a fairly new feature at a certain intersection in the city. A reader asked us to gather some information about the “dangerous” roundabout on Crockett Road. The roundabout was constructed at the intersection …

By MARK COOK Just 24 hours before I wrote this, the Home Pages launched a new crowd sourcing system that allows readers to ask questions about the areas we live in and cover. “What’s up with that?” you asked. Almost 60 responses came in from all over the county. People asked about new development, municipal …

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AN EXPERIMENT IN COMMUNITY JOURNALISM Great community journalism begins with great questions.Sometimes they’re big questions – Which of our state legislators support the gas tax?  Who is building on that large land tract? Sometimes they’re small –  What’s the deal with those road signs? How did Brentwood get its name? But reporters don’t have a monopoly on …

A few readers have reached out to Brentwood Home Page in the past, asking if we could look into a house on Concord Road known for its massive size, collection of luxury cars and extravagant lighting displays at night. The property is on the corner of Concord and Beech Grove roads, across from the Governor’s …

Wilson Pike is a winding road in Brentwood known for its idyllic houses lined with historic stone walls.However, there’s one house that stands out among the rest — mostly because a tree has fallen on its roof. Wilson Pike is a winding road in Brentwood known for its idyllic houses lined with historic stonewalls. However, …