CONCORD ROAD IS CLOSED IN BOTH DIRECTIONS BETWEEN WILSON PIKE AND GREEN HILL BLVD. DUE TO AN ACCIDENT NEAR INDIAN POINT DRIVE.  THE ACCIDENT BROUGHT DOWN SEVERAL UTILITY POLES THAT MUST BE REPLACED BEFORE THE ROAD CAN BE REOPENED.  IT IS LIKELY THE ROAD WILL BE CLOSED DURING THE EVENING RUSH HOUR ON MONDAY AFTERNOON.

DRIVERS SHOULD SEEK ALTERNATE ROUTES.  DETOUR OPTIONS INCLUDE OLD SMYRNA ROAD, CROCKETT ROAD, AND SPLIT LOG ROAD/RAGSDALE ROAD.  DRIVERS SHOULD EXPECT ALL MAIN ROADS IN EAST BRENTWOOD TO BE CONGESTED THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

The Athletics Division of the Williamson County Parks and Recreation Department announces a new session of the indoor tennis clinic program at the Indoor Sports Complex, 920 Heritage Way in Brentwood.

Adult and junior clinics in beginner through advanced skill levels are offered Monday(s) through Saturday(s). Clinics start the week of February 21. Prices vary depending on the duration of clinic. A full class schedule and fees are available at www.wcprathletics.org.

To register for clinics, call the Indoor Sports Complex at (615) 370-3471, ext. 10. All fees must be paid in order to secure placement in a class. Space is limited! Contact Tennis Coordinator, Mike Martin for more information about the clinics at (615) 370-3471, ext. 16.

Williamson County Parks and Recreation is a public organization, here to benefit the community. Anyone may register for and participate in the department’s programs, teams, classes and events. For more information about the facilities and programs of the Williamson County Parks and Recreation Department, visit www.wcparksandrec.com, or call (615) 790-5719, ext. 10. You may also receive department information by “liking” Williamson County Parks and Recreation on Facebook.

South Precinct officers early today arrested Blayne Tullis on a charge of indecent exposure for allegedly exposing his genitals to a woman outside her home in South Nashville’s Winfield Park subdivision on December 13th.

Tullis, 22, was taken into custody at his Antioch apartment. He had bonded out of the Williamson County Jail hours earlier, where he was charged with two counts of indecent exposure and one count of stalking in relation to cases from Franklin and Brentwood.

Tullis was released from the Metro Jail after posting a $2,500 bond.

Sex Crimes Detective Vickie Dills is handling this investigation and swore out the warrant against Tullis Tuesday night.

Brentwood's strong run in the TSSAA playoffs ended Friday night in the BlueCross Bowl Championships quarterfinals with a 34-21 loss to powerful, undefeated Mt. Juliet.

The Bruins finished the season 8-4 in bowing to Mt. Juliet, one of a surprising four 13-0 team left in the Class 6A competition.

Fairview's superb season also ended in a 38-20 loss to annual powerhouse Milan in Class 3A

Fairview ended the season with an impressive 12-2 record.

No Williamson County teams remain in the playoffs.

Woodland Middle School is teaming up with the Harlem Legends to present a celebrity basketball show.  The Harlem Legends is a group of former Harlem Globetrotters and NBA players who travel around and entertain audiences with their exciting brand of basketball.

On November 4, the Harlem Legends will travel to Brentwood to compete against the Williamson County All-Stars at Woodland Middle School.  Members of the Williamson County All-Stars will include local law enforcement representatives, community leaders and Woodland Middle School staff.

The event will begin at 6 p.m.  Tickets are $10 each; VIP tickets are $25.  Proceeds will go to the Michael Douglas Youth Foundation.  For tickets and sponsorship information, contact Michele Fuller at "> or 472-4930.

The Athletics Division of the Williamson County Parks and Recreation Department announces session I of the winter 2011 indoor tennis clinic program at the Indoor Sports Complex, 920 Heritage Way in Brentwood.

Adult and junior clinics in beginner through advanced skill levels are offered Monday(s) through Saturday(s). Registration is now underway for the seven-week series of group clinics. Clinics start the week of October 24 and run through December 17 (skip 11/11 & 11/21-11/26). Prices vary depending on the duration of clinic. A full class schedule and fees are available at www.wcprathletics.org.

To register for classes, call the Indoor Sports Complex at (615) 370-3471, ext. 10. All fees must be paid in order to secure placement in a class. Space is limited! Contact Tennis Coordinator, Mike Martin or Assistant Tennis Coordinator, Ann Marie Flynn for more information about the clinics at (615) 370-3471, ext. 16 or ext. 13.

Williamson County Parks and Recreation is a public organization, here to benefit the community. Anyone may register for and participate in the department’s programs, teams, classes and events. For more information about the facilities and programs of the Williamson County Parks and Recreation Department, visit www.wcparksandrec.com, or call (615) 790-5719, ext. 10. You may also receive department information by “liking” Williamson County Parks and Recreation on Facebook.

Students at Scales Elementary School in Brentwood will get to enjoy a few new features this year.  A ribbon cutting ceremony was held August 16 for the school's updated nature trail.

The project was completed by a group of boy scouts who are working toward their Eagle Scout badges.  The new and improved nature trail features two bridges - one which was constructed out of recycled material - and a nature classroom which includes benches and a teacher podium.

In addition, kindergarten and first grade students will get to enjoy a brand new playground this year.

Principal Rick West was joined by School Board member Susan Graham, County Commissioner Tom Bain and several members of the Scales Parent Teacher Organization for a ribbon cutting ceremony August 11.

Attendees can see the pre-restoration view of the antebellum mansion considered the “crown jewel” of the newly purchased city parkland on Wilson Pike. The event features a brief walking tour of the property and historic home followed by a traditional dinner at Historic Oak Hall, constructed in 1845 by James Hazard Wilson II for his son, Samuel S. Wilson.

The price is $125 per ticket.

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