Charles Pulliam is the Sports Editor at Williamson Herald. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including individual and team sports, competitive events, and the intersection of sports with culture and society. Charles has been featured in Southern Exposure Magazine and Williamson Herald.
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Charles Pulliam's focus is primarily on local sports events, particularly basketball, wrestling, and football. If you want to pitch to him, consider providing coverage of local sporting events in the Tennessee area or stories about athletes from that region. Since his articles are focused on event coverage with an emphasis on specific games and performances by athletes, he may be interested in receiving updates about upcoming local sporting events or noteworthy achievements by local athletes for potential coverage.
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Girls Team of the Year Summit volleyball Other Finalists: Brentwood cross county; Ravenwood flag football; Brentwood tennis
By: Charles Pulliam
FRANKLIN – Reed Loeffel was one of four recent high school graduates in Williamson County honored with a $2,500 scholarship courtesy of John Maher Builders and the Maher family on
By: Charles Pulliam
BRENTWOOD – Simon Hetrick is already training for his next chapter in school and soccer. Last week’s recognition as the Gatorade Player of the Year in Tennessee for high school
FRANKLIN – Deon Sanders is celebrating a homecoming this week after being hired at his alma mater Centennial High School on Tuesday.
FRANKLIN – Kobi Jackson wasn’t too worried about playing with a shot clock. In fact, he didn’t even notice the 35-second count down while recently hooping it up during the
LOWER 48 – When I left my home state of Alaska in June of 2007 to take part in the American Indian Journalism Institute, I planned on a three-week trip to South Dakota.
BRENTWOOD – After a record-setting season playing flag football that produced statistics that almost seemed like misprints at first glance, recent Brentwood High School graduate Emma Archer has continued to
By: Charles Pulliam
NOLENSVILLE – It’s a stage JB Carter is familiar with since he watched his older brother Nash play for the national championship in 2022.
Take a glimpse into practice for the Nolensville Little League baseball team as they prepare for the Southeast Regional on Aug. 6 in Warner Robins, Georgia.
By: Charles Pulliam
FRANKLIN – Italy will welcome a bit more local flavor this EuroLeague basketball season. Franklin’s Garrison Mathews signed a year-long contract to play for Olympia Milano, the country’s premier team
