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Hendersonville mourns loss of former quarterback, assistant football coach Anthony Lake
Former Hendersonville quarterback and offensive coordinator Anthony Lake has died, according to information confirmed by Sumner County Schools. Lake was Hendersonville’s offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach last season. He assisted for over 20 years and as a player quarterbacked the first Commandos team that reached the TSSAA playoffs in 1988.
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It’s Official! Hickman Inducted into Tennessee Radio Hall of Fame
On Saturday night in Franklin, TN, Travis Hickman, owner of WEPG and WSDQ became a certified member of Tennessee Radio Hall of Fame. Longtime WRCB-TV host and former WEPG DJ David Carroll introduced Hickman. Back in May of this year, Travis received the surprise announcement during WEPG’s longtime “Swap &...
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Gallatin turns to defense, Landry Roddy after quarterback Jackson Stroup’s graduation
Gallatin football got a glimpse into its future without record-setting quarterback Jackson Stroup last season. Maybe not to the exact intended effect – the Green Wave are set to start their third different quarterback since Stroup’s season-ending leg injury in September – or even on the same side of the ball.
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Dickson Stampede Days Rodeo ropes in family fun
Around 77 years ago, Preston Fowlkes, Sr. moved from Marfa, Texas to Franklin, Tennessee with a vision of bringing the true western rodeo to the southeast. Forty events a year and three generations of Fowlkes later, the dream continues to delight families across the country – including Dickson rodeo fans.
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Ryan Hendon named Tennessee Player of the Year by United Soccer Coaches
Station Camp forward Ryan Hendon has been named the Tennessee Player of the Year by the United Soccer Coaches organization. Hendon led the nation’s spring high school soccer players, according to available MaxPreps statistics, with 49 goals and six assists as a senior. He recorded seven goals in a single game and scored 141 times across his prep career. Both are believed to be Sumner County records.