Tyler Graves is a Reporter at various esteemed publications including the Robertson County Times and Sports Illustrated. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on regional interest and world news, competitive sports, education, and the judicial system, often exploring themes such as legal reform and renewable energy. Tyler's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Miami Herald and The Kansas City Star.
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Tyler Graves focuses on local news and sports, particularly in Tennessee. He covers a wide range of topics including community events, sports updates, and local government announcements. If you have relevant information about local sports events, community initiatives or developments in the state of Tennessee, it is likely to be well received by Tyler.
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By: Tyler Graves
Longtime WSM radio host, Grand Ole Opry announcer, and Cross Plains native Bill Cody is in critical condition, as his family is seeking prayers following weeks of health complications. According to an update from Cody’s daughter Hannah Davis, released by WSM Radio on May 31, Cody was admitted to the ICU suffering from heart and kidney failure. Davis explained […]
By: Tyler Graves
As the debate around data centers and its potential impacts on local communities continues across the country, Cedar Hill has become the first Robertson County city to address their potential arrival for the near future. At their monthly meeting on June 1, the Cedar Hill City Commission approved a resolution imposing a two-year moratorium on data centers and cryptocurrency mining […]
By: Tyler Graves
Neil Petersen, known throughout the Robertson County community as the owner of the Springfield radio stations WSGI and WDBL, passed away peacefully in his home on May 29 at age 83. A native of Portland, Oregon and graduate of California State University Long Beach with a degree in Communication Studies, Petersen served in the United States Army as Army rank […]
By: Tyler Graves
Just outside of White House in Cottontown, Magnolia Bend Farm is celebrating the grand opening of its farmstand this Saturday with a fundraiser to support a neighboring family, whose young child is currently undergoing cancer treatments. According to Magnolia Bend Farm owner Colin Spivey, Grady Smith, the 1-year-old son of Colby and Mallory Smith, who live just a few houses […]
By: Tyler Graves
Family members of the Montgomery Central High School student who was allegedly shown a nude photo by a teacher and husband of Clarksville-Montgomery County School District Director of Schools Dr. Jean Luna-Vedder, is calling for her resignation as superintendent as an investigation into the incident remains ongoing. The comments came during the public comment period of a heated CMCSS […]
By: Tyler Graves
The cities of Springfield and Greenbrier are each dealing with a string of vehicle burglaries that have occurred in recent weeks, with at least one suspect in custody by Springfield Police. On June 16 the Springfield Police Department arrested 18-year-old Brantavius Tyree Lewis, following an investigation into a series of overnight vehicle break-ins. Lewis was booked into the Robertson County […]
With only a month left before his official retirement on July 16, the White House Area Chamber of Commerce recognized Gerald Herman’s 18-year career serving as the city’s police chief and city administrator. As part of the chamber’s monthly investors luncheon on June 16, local residents, business leaders, and elected officials gathered at the Billy S. Hobbs Community Center to […]
By: Tyler Graves
Weeks after Cedar Hill passed a moratorium on data centers, the City of Springfield has approved new regulations of its own should any proposals arrive in the future. At their meeting on June 16, the Springfield Board of Mayor and Aldermen unanimously passed an ordinance on first reading amending multiple sections of the city’s zoning orders pertaining to data-related land […]
By: Tyler Graves
With only a month left before his official retirement on July 16, the White House Area Chamber of Commerce recognized Gerald Herman’s 18-year career serving as the city’s police chief and city administrator. As part of the chamber’s monthly investors luncheon on June 16, local residents, business leaders, and elected officials gathered at the Billy S. Hobbs Community Center to […]
By: Tyler Graves
A man is in custody and facing homicide charges following an investigation by the Springfield Police Department into a fatal shooting after a body was discovered on June 17. The shooting occurred at the intersection of 21st Avenue East and Carter Street in Springfield, with the first call received by 911 dispatch at 12:39 pm for reports of a person […]
