Tyler Graves is a Reporter at various esteemed publications including the Robertson County Times and Sports Illustrated. He covers a diverse range of topics, focusing on culture and society, arts and entertainment, government and politics, as well as law enforcement and public policy. Tyler's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Kansas City Star and The Miami Herald, showcasing his commitment to delivering insightful journalism across multiple themes.
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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
With the end of his final term approaching, Robertson County Mayor Billy Vogle was honored by the county and several department heads with a parting gift at his final meeting presiding over the County Commission. At the July 20 meeting, Robertson County EMS Director Brent Dyer and EMA Director Blake Pierce presented Vogle with a wood plaque detailing his year’s […]
A Portland man and employee at a Springfield gas station was arrested last week and is facing charges for allegedly selling kratom, an opioid-like stimulan
By: Tyler Graves
A host of Robertson County youth league baseball and softball teams made their mark over the summer across Tennessee and the Southeast, with four area teams reaching their respective Diamond Youth World Series. A standout among the various tournaments was the Springfield 8U Softball All-Stars, who ended their season as runners-up in the Diamond Youth Softball World Series, held from […]
By: Tyler Graves
A teacher at White House High School could lose her job after allegedly discussing recent actions by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) during class, among other allegations following a review by Sumner County Schools. At the Sumner County Board of Education’s meeting on July 21, board members voted to recommend the dismissal of Stephanie Braswell, a Spanish teacher at […]
By: Tyler Graves
An investigation involving federal authorities is underway after four individuals were charged in the second drug bust in Greenbrier over the span of a month, which resulted in the seizure of fentanyl, marijuana, and multiple firearms. On Wednesday, July 22, officers with the Greenbrier Police Department responded to a hang-up call at an apartment complex located in the 2045 block […]
By: Tyler Graves
Interstate 65 North in Robertson County remained closed for nearly four hours on August 4 following a serious crash involving two semi-trucks that resulted in one catching fire. The crash occurred on I-65 North between mile markers 104 and 105, just north of Exit 104 at Bethel Road, according to Robertson County Emergency Management Deputy Director Austin Bogle. The first […]
Bravo Gelato, a Nashville-based producer of hand-crafted gelatos, recently announced the expansion of its headquarters with a new location in Springfield.
By: Tyler Graves
Robertson County held its 2026 general election on August 6. Among the 21 county seats on the ballot, only four were contested races. After securing the Republican nomination in May, and facing no opponent in the general election, Keith Hoover was officially elected to replace Billy Vogel as the next Robertson County mayor. While a majority of candidates ran unopposed, […]
By: Tyler Graves
In an effort to improve safety at athletic events, the health department at Robertson County Schools recently donated an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) to the City of Springfield Parks and Recreation for installation at Martin Luther King Jr. Park. The device will now be on standby for any health emergencies at MLK Jr. Park, which is regularly used by student-athletes […]
By: Tyler Graves
After 25 years of serving the Robertson County community, a local restaurant announced the closing of its Springfield location later this week. In a Facebook post on Aug. 1, Whitt’s Barbecue manager Jeff Plank stated that the building’s property owner has decided not to renew the restaurant’s lease, which was set to expire soon. Located at 3516 Tom Austin Hwy., […]
