Carole Robinson is a Staff Writer at Southern Exposure Magazine. She covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on agriculture and farming, culture and society, as well as the arts and entertainment. Carole's work has been featured in Southern Exposure Magazine, Williamson Herald, and 4rfv.
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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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If you ask 103-year-old Virginia Huckaby Brooks about her secret to a long life, she smiles and patiently replies, "Be happy, have good friends, enjoy people, and find joy in your work.
By: Carole Robinson
Joan Bledsoe has been a fan of the Franklin Noon Rotary's Rodeo since she was just 15 years old, attending the Rotary's first rodeo on May 6, 1949, at
By: Carole Robinson
Don Wade was born in 1935 in Linden, Tennessee, and spent most of his adult life in Franklin.
The Franklin Rodeo was established 75 years ago when members of the newly formed Franklin Rotary Club sought a fundraising project. Since then, it has transformed from an amateur event
On Saturday at noon, the 75th annual Franklin Rodeo Parade commenced with 73 entries, featuring a variety of creative floats, several high school marching bands, vehicles, and many cowboys and
On Saturday at noon, the 75th annual Franklin Rodeo Parade commenced with 73 entries, featuring a variety of creative floats, several high school marching bands, vehicles, and many cowboys and
By: Carole Robinson
Representatives from five law enforcement departments in Williamson County and the Tennessee Highway Patrol attended the recent annual Fallen Heroes Memorial Service at the Franklin Theatre.
Williamson County native and its biggest cheerleader, Judith (Judy) Grigsby Hayes, age 84, passed away peacefully on May 16, 2026, at St. Thomas Hospital. A fourth-generation Williamson County native, Judy
Williamson County's annual Memorial Day Service will take place at 10 a.m. on Monday, May 25, in Veterans' Park at Five Points in Franklin. The Williamson County Community Band, under
During this year's recent Lt. Andrew Crockett chapter of Sons of the American Revolution, eight First Responders: Eric Opperman, Critical Care Paramedic Training Officer at Williamson Health EMS; Lt. Jacob
