Main Street Media of Tennessee

Established in 2013, Main Street Media of Tennessee is a diverse media organization that produces 12 weekly newspapers serving 10 counties around Nashville. They also offer a daily e-newspaper named Main Street Nashville, along with 17 websites, e-newsletters, social media platforms, radio shows, live videos, and podcasts. The goal of Main Street Media is to deliver distinctive local news and information that is important to readers, helping them improve their lives.

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Full Count Recap: Rhythm snap skid with midnight win

15 hours ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Blaine Kellar

Full Count Rhythm pitcher Eli Lamb throws the ball in the rain during the third inning of their home game against the Madisonville Miners on Monday evening at Drakes Creek Park. SHANE POTTERWelcome back to the Full Count Recap, a weekly overview of every game played by Sumner County’s Ohio Valley League team in the Full Count Rhythm.
Susan Steen: The Dad Definition starts with role model

4 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Ivan Aronin |Susan Steen

“Being a role model is the most powerful form of educating…too often fathers neglect it because they get so caught up in making a living they forget to make a life.” ― John Wooden, “Wooden: A Lifetime of Observations and Reflections On and Off the Court”I’ve heard it over and over, in conversations with friends, in passing remarks from strangers. Not every father was a daddy. And that is heartbreaking. For many, even the idea of “God the father” feels cold, not comforting.
TN Traveler: Small-town museum tells big stories of Tennessee River

5 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Kara Aguilar |Tom Adkinson |Main Street Nashville

The Tennessee River Museum occupies most of the main level of Savannah’s 1939 post office on Main Street. TOM ADKINSONSAVANNAH – Just as you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, you shouldn’t judge a museum by the size of the surrounding town. The Tennessee River Museum in tiny Savannah, population 7,213, proves that point. The museum, housed in a former post office built in 1939 and on the National Register of Historic Places, is a community project.
2025 All-Sumner County softball team: Liberty Creek commands awards again

5 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Blaine Kellar

Liberty Creek’s Kaylor West (left) hugs teammate Caylei Jones (14) after their 7-1 victory over Alcoa in the TSSAA Class 2A state softball championship game at MTSU’s Blue Raider Softball Field. SHANE POTTERAwards are twice as nice for Liberty Creek softball. Fresh off their second straight state championship, the Wolves repeated as Team of the Year in the 2025 All-Sumner County softball team.
MCS approves flooring work at Mitchell-Neilson

5 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Ivan Aronin |Angie Mayes

ANGIE MAYESThe Murfreesboro PostMitchell-Neilson Elementary School is scheduled to receive a flooring renovation after a unanimous vote by the Murfreesboro City Schools board on June 10. Romach Inc., of Murfreesboro, is scheduled to complete the work by July 21, according to the contract. Romach will be paid $232,578 for the work.
Why TSSAA sent tennis, track and field championships eastward

6 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Blaine Kellar

The TSSAA Board of Control voted Wednesday to move the track and field state championships from Murfreesboro’s Dean A. Hayes Stadium to Tom Black Track at the University of Tennessee. CARL EDMONDSON JR. A pair of TSSAA Spring Fling sports will move out of Murfreesboro starting next season.
As number of poisoned lakes grow, so do questions and concerns

6 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | David Wilson |Larry Woody

Mysteries surround state’s contaminated lakes. SUBMITTEDCenter Hill Lake was recently added to the list of waters with fish-consumption warnings due to chemical contamination, as confusion and concern about the problem grows. The Center Hill advisory, issued by the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation, is for walleye 19 inches or longer due to the presence of mercury.
EJ Wood to replace Gene Menees as TSSAA assistant executive director

1 week ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Blaine Kellar

Green Hill Athletic Director EJ Wood (left) has been named the new assistant executive director of the TSSAA. FILEGreen Hill Athletic Director EJ Wood was unanimously approved Tuesday as the newest assistant executive director for the TSSAA. Wood will replace Gene Menees, who worked in the same role for the TSSAA for 34 years before announcing his retirement in April. Menees will officially step away August 31. He was the association’s administrator for baseball and basketball.
TSSAA sanctions state championship for girls flag football

1 week ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Blaine Kellar

BLAINE KELLARMain Street PrepsCreek Wood’s Kendal Bryant jumps up to deflect a pass by Walker Valley in the girls flag football invitational. CARL EDMONDSON JR. From a pilot program in Williamson County to a sanctioned state championship, girls flag football’s meteoric rise continues in Tennessee. The TSSAA Board of Control voted unanimously Tuesday to remove the emerging sport status from girls flag football while approving a permanent state championship.
Is there an appetite for armadillo alfredo?

1 week ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | David Wilson |Larry Woody

A reader emailed a while back to say she came across an internet reference to fried armadillo eggs and wondered if I – a sampler of such exotic critter cuisine as squirrel brains, fried grasshoppers and creek chubs – had ever tried them. I explained that armadillos don’t lay eggs. They are mammals whose young are born alive, just like you and me, but with (perhaps) longer noses.