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Franklin Attorney Edward P. Silva Dies, Services Pending

Franklin Attorney Edward P. Silva Dies, Services Pending

Franklin attorney Edward P. Silva passed away on September 28, concluding a legal career that spanned several decades in Williamson County. His firm announced his death via social media. Silva began his legal practice in Franklin alongside his lifelong friends Mark Hartzog and Don Harris, and his father-in-law, Dave Alexander. In the late 1970s, Silva, Hartzog, and Harris co-founded Hartzog, Harris & Silva, a firm that has remained in continuous operation and is now known as Hartzog & Silva. Throughout his distinguished career, Silva held several prominent positions, including past president of the Williamson County Bar Association, a fellow of the Tennessee Bar Foundation, and a former chair of the Tennessee Supreme Court Alternative Dispute Resolution Commission. Arrangements for his services are currently pending, according to Williamson Memorial Funeral Home.
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Former Auburn Employee Accused of Stealing Recruiting Secrets Enrolled at University of Tennessee

Former Auburn Employee Accused of Stealing Recruiting Secrets Enrolled at University of Tennessee

Former Auburn Employee Accused of Stealing Recruiting Secrets Enrolled at University of Tennessee
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Franklin and Brentwood rank among the best small cities in America

Franklin and Brentwood rank among the best small cities in America

Nashville isn't known for small-town living, but two cities just outside the Tennessee capital recently ranked among the best small cities in America.
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7 Brew opening over 50 locations across these states in October

7 Brew opening over 50 locations across these states in October

The company is opening over 50 locations across dozens of states in October, beginning with states like Alabama, Colorado and Kentucky.
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Tennessee needs skilled trades as much as college degrees | Letters

Tennessee needs skilled trades as much as college degrees | Letters

While college is a powerful tool, skilled trades offer Tennesseans debt-free paths to high-demand, high-wage careers.
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Readers narrowly opposed Bill Lee in Christa Pike poll | Opinion

Readers narrowly opposed Bill Lee in Christa Pike poll | Opinion

A new poll shows readers are divided over Gov. Bill Lee's decision to let the execution of Christa Pike proceed.
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Former Auburn football staffer charged with giving confidential information to competitors

Former Auburn football staffer charged with giving confidential information to competitors

Former Auburn football staffer David Rudolph Jenrath was arrested and charged with theft of trade secrets and computer tampering
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Tennessee student accused of stealing Auburn secrets never worked for Vols

Tennessee student accused of stealing Auburn secrets never worked for Vols

David Jenrath enrolled at Tennessee in the fall but never worked in Vols athletics, the university told Knox News.
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6-foot-8, 300-pound OT predicted to commit to Georgia football

6-foot-8, 300-pound OT predicted to commit to Georgia football

The Georgia Bulldogs have been predicted to land the nation's No. 10 offensive tackle and the third-best recruit in Tennessee
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One New York city ranks among America's top 5 best small cities

One New York city ranks among America's top 5 best small cities

A new study ranked more than 1,300 small U.S. cities, and one New York community landed in the top five and the top 1% nationwide.
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Across the US, local revolts grow as AI data center boom expands

Across the US, local revolts grow as AI data center boom expands

Residents nationwide are fighting back against the rapid construction of massive data centers over local concerns.
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Arrogance of Green, Blackburn shows need for Independents | Letters

Arrogance of Green, Blackburn shows need for Independents | Letters

A reader argues that major party gubernatorial candidates are ignoring voters by wanting to excluding Independents from debates and the election.