The Christmas season is officially upon us once again, and cities across Robertson County are getting festive with a number of holiday themed events in the coming weeks.

Last week, the Robertson County School Board approved a proposed Junior ROTC Raider training facility at the campus of Springfield High School.

Award-winning Rover’s Ridge Dog Park in White House has a new feature. A Blessing Box has been installed at the Pavilion. Inside the box, pet owners in need can find free pet items. The box is open anytime during regular park hours — accepting donations and giving to those in need.

The Charlotte Reeves Robertson Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution met at the Glenn Memorial Clubhouse Thursday, Nov. 10, 2022.

Earlier this month, PDI Kitchen, Bath & Lighting announced their participation in the Toys for Tots program to help meet the needs of families and children this holiday season. The company has served as a drop site for Toys for Tots since 2016 and will expand its locations for collection…

The White House Heritage Dance Team is holding a competition fundraiser with a chili supper on Dec. 16 at the school.

The Cedar Hill Family and Community Education Club is asking for your help in giving children of Robertson County a Christmas.

The Robertson County Family and Community Education Clubs thank you!

Through a local support group for families, a Springfield couple is working to bring awareness to the dangers of substance abuse after the tragic loss of their son earlier this year.

A stage adaptation of Susan P. Hunter’s nationally acclaimed book, “77 Letters, Operation Morale Booster: Vietnam” will be performed at Cornerstone Church in Hendersonville on Nov. 18 and 19.

The Robertson County Community Band will present a “Veterans Honor” concert on Tuesday, Nov. 15 at the Springfield Senior Center located at 601 S. Locust Street in Springfield.

Editor’s note: This is the third in a series of stories submitted in the American Patriot series, researched and authored by the Charlotte Reeves Robertson Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.

Editor’s note: This is the third in a series of stories submitted in the American Patriot series, researched and authored by the Charlotte Reeves Robertson Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.

The Robertson County Senior Center is hosting a Veterans Day lunch on Nov. 11 at the senior center at 11:30 .m.

Denise Haley of Cedar Hill admits she likely has a problem.

White House Public Library is proud to announce that Hannah and Emma Iserman have completed our 1000 Books before Kindergarten program. Hannah finished reading her 1000 books on Sept. 14.

The legacy of Darrell S. Freeman, Sr. lives on at S3 Recycling Solutions with the hiring of his youngest child, Nathan Freeman, as a sales executive. The past Chairman of the Board passed away in June, and his son joined the firm full time shortly after.

The Charlotte Reeves Robertson DAR chapter is proud to announce its first (of five) DAR Good Citizen Winners of the year.

The County Challenge, presented by Fleet Feet Nashville, is a “race within a race.” This year, representatives from four counties in the greater Nashville area were selected via an application process. Each selected runner will represent their county during the Nashville Half Marathon on November 12, 2022. These runners will compete against one another to win glory for their county. Fleet Feet Nashville, a running apparel and athletic shoe retailer, is once again sponsoring the Marathon County Challenge this year. Fleet Feet – which prides itself on its people-oriented focus and community involvement – has locations throughout the Nashville area.

As Halloween nears, the time has come to once again to embrace the spooky side of Robertson County.

The Robertson County Family and Community Education Clubs are hosting a Quilt Show Oct. 28 and 29 at the Robertson County Fairgrounds from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days.

One person died last Tuesday when a small plane crashed in a residential area of Brentwood after departing from the Springfield-Robertson County Airport early Tuesday morning.

After a two-year hiatus, The Christmas Sampler is back after being shelved due to COVID-19, with officials presenting an Amish-made quilt as the door prize.

Robertson County residents will once again have the opportunity to don their favorite Halloween costume and participate in one of Springfield’s most beloved fall events with the upcoming Boo Bash Dash 5K and one-mile Fun Run.