Carole Robinson is a staff reporter and photographer at Southern Exposure Magazine and Williamson Herald. She focuses on culture and society, exploring themes such as social issues, food and beverages, and the arts, with particular attention to holidays and the unique aspects of Tennessee. Carole's work has been featured in Southern Exposure Magazine and Williamson Herald.
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Carole Robinson predominantly covers local events and profiles within the Tennessee, Franklin area. She focuses on community events, celebrations, senior living, and healthcare. Based on her coverage attributes and themes covered, she would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events or unique human interest stories within these topics.
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Carole Robinson Ghost of Christmas Past and the Ghost of Christmas Present
Each year the Old Glory Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosts an American History Essay Contest for middle school age students within Williamson County. Part of the
Tennessee state Sen. Jack Johnson speaks at a rally in front of the Supreme Court in Washington D.C. last week, just prior to the hearing before the Supreme Court regarding the new law in Tennessee that prohibits surgical and medicinal treatments for gender dysphoria in children under the age of 18.
By: Carole Robinson
Each year the Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 1140's final meeting for the year is held in a Car Barn in Franklin owned by Willis Johnson, a Vietnam Veteran and
Exhausted and ready to collapse from the hustle and bustle of the holidays? Treat yourself to the Concert for Hope with internationally renowned pianist, composer and inspirational speaker Eric Genuis.
Ronald Ligon was born to H. Raymond Ligon and Lucille Sanders Ligon in Lebanon, Tennessee, on Jan. 6, 1937, and died on Dec. 29, 2024, just eight days before his 87th birthday. A successful out-of-the box thinking visionary and entrepreneur, Mr. Ligon learned much from his father, who turned his family’s generations old farm into what is now Woodlawn Cemetery in Nashville and was a pioneer in multi-story mausoleums and ground level memorialization. His mother owned a jewelry store in Lebanon.
Carole Robinson Surrounded by neighbors, friends and family, Stoby Reynolds blows out the candles on his cake.
Carole Robinson Brenda and Phillip Elam with Stoby Reynolds (center)
By: Carole Robinson
College Grove’s Louise Gillespie Lynch was in born in Franklin on Nov. 2, 1932, and passed away on Jan. 3, 2025, surrounded by her loving family. She is preceded in death by her parents, Luther Alexander and Rebecca Martin Gillespie, and her husband of 64 years, Clyde Lynch. She is survived by her son Clyde “Buzz” Lynch Jr.; daughters Jackie Lynch and Judy Lynch (Joey) Herbert; sister Carolyn Adair; grandchildren Stacey Lynch (Terry) Whisenant; Nicki (Eugene) Davis, Hollye (Hughston) Bennett, Luke L. Herbert, and Houston Herbert and five great-grandchildren.
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