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Fifteen-year-old Max Beech’s summer break looked a lot different than his friends.
Beginning May 3, 2023, all persons must have a REAL ID license to access certain federal facilities, military bases and board commercial flights within the United States.
FRANKLIN — All nine high school football teams within the Williamson County Schools district were featured in the WCS Media Day Monday at Mojo's Tacos in The Factory at Franklin.
SPRING HILL – For the first time in Tennessee history, a girls flag football student-athlete has signed to play collegiately.
Fifteen-year-old Max Beech’s summer break looked a lot different than his friends.
Waves, Inc. will host an evening of music featuring original songs and covers by Sam Blasko and Rachel LaRen during its fall fundraising concert, Brews & Grooves, at Franklin’s Curio Brewing Company.
Fifteen-year-old Max Beech’s summer break looked a lot different than his friends.
Three local high school seniors have been awarded four-year college scholarships by the Rotary Club of Brentwood.
The grass is crunchy underfoot, and out in the middle of the front yard a robin stands with its beak opened, panting like a dog, and I remind myself to check the birdbath before I go back in. All the different varieties of squashes in my little garden — despite a thorough soaking before the …
In just a few weeks, students will be heading off to college — and parents will be getting out their checkbooks. Without a college-bound student in your home right now, you might not be thinking much about tuition and other higher education expenses, but if you have young children, these cos…
Due to the recent weather in Brentwood, the city’s Fire and Rescue Department has lifted the ban on open burning, effectively immediately.
“Thanks to the significant amount of rain in our area over the past few days, we can now safely allow residents to obtain permits for open burning again,” Brentwood Fire Chief Brian Goss said.
The ban was implemented on June 20 after persistent heat and drought conditions in Middle Tennessee posed a significant public safety risk.
With the fall season around the corner, that means bonfires and fire pits will be used more. The Fire and Rescue Department reminded residents of some of the rules of the city’s open burn policy, which is in place to protect all citizens from injury due to the spread of fire:
1. Open burning means the burning of any matter under such conditions that products of combustion are emitted directly into the open atmosphere without passing directly through a stack.
2. An application for bonfire permits for a special event must be submitted to the fire marshal at least seven calendar days prior to the event and must identify the location and type of materials to be used in the bonfire. The application must be accompanied by a $100 deposit. Find more information about Brentwood’s open burning regulations at www.brentwoodtn.gov, and apply for a permit by calling 615-371-0170.
3. Tires and other rubber products, vinyl shingles and siding, plastics, asphalt shingles and other asphalt roofing materials and/or asbestos containing materials are prohibited from being burned in Brentwood.
4. Burning to dispose of tree limbs and leaves is only allowed if the property is at least 3 acres, the burning takes place at least 300 feet away from an adjacent dwelling, leaves and limbs are gathered from the burn site, and burning can only take place between 9 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.
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