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As I drove along Nolensville Road heading north on my way to interview Nolensville firefighter Will Spradley, the fire department’s engine truck flew by with lights flashing and sirens blaring heading south. I was less than a mile from the firehouse and thought, “I hope the firefighter I’m …
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As I drove along Nolensville Road heading north on my way to interview Nolensville firefighter Will Spradley, the fire department’s engine truck flew by with lights flashing and sirens blaring heading south. I was less than a mile from the firehouse and thought, “I hope the firefighter I’m …
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Thought for the week — God is VOTING for us ALL the time. The devil is voting AGAINST us ALL the time. The way WE VOTE carries the Election!
I won’t be watching the Presidential debate this month. I’d rather have a root canal without Novocain. Actually, I think watching the debate would feel like having a root canal without Novocain.
Chad Ryder
Chad Ryder
Leadership Franklin has awarded a $1,500 college scholarship to Williamson County student Chad Ryder.
Leadership Franklin awards this scholarship annually to high school seniors or current college students who display their commitment to Williamson County through service and demonstrated community leadership. The recipient is selected based on grade point average, quality of essay, and scholarship application points.
Ryder is a May 2024 graduate of Fred J. Page High School. He is an Eagle Scout, AP Scholar Award recipient, College Board National Commended Scholar, and was a member of the Page High School band. He plans to attend the University of Tennessee Knoxville for Pre-Med studies.
Leadership Franklin is a nonprofit organization focused on developing leadership and community engagement and furthering a vision for Franklin and Williamson County. More information is at www.leadershipfranklin.org.
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