Forest Hills News

TODAY-MONDAY Mary Ellen Stevens has photography on display through June 30 at Franklin City Hall.

The Knox County Public Library recently conducted its first audio workshop as part of its Media High summer documentary program for Knoxville-area teens.

FRANKLIN - Chuck Robinson has been fly-fishing for more than 30 years. The certified instructor from Forest Hills will introduce the sport to several newcomers at a fly-fishing for beginners class at 1 p.m. ...

TODAY-JUNE 28 Dorsey McHugh exhibits art, Town Centre Theatre in Brentwood. Artists reception: 1-3 p.m. June 7. Information: www.dorseymchugh.com. TODAY-JUNE 30 Mary Ellen Stevens has photography on ...

PROBLEM: Joi Cash lives on Tyne Boulevard near its intersection with Granny White Pike.

TODAY-SATURDAY Terry Alford has paintings on display at the Williamson County Public Library in Franklin.

TODAY-SATURDAY Terry Alford has paintings on display at the Williamson County Public Library in Franklin.

TODAY-MAY 31 Terry Alford has paintings on display at the Williamson County Public Library in Franklin.

TODAY-MAY 31 Terry Alford has paintings on display at the Williamson County Public Library in Franklin. via The Tennessean

BRENTWOOD - A worship service celebrating the ministry of the Rev. Howard Olds will start at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at Brentwood United Methodist Church, 309 Franklin Road. via The Tennessean

“Rape is really about power and control over a victim”

More details are being released about a man accused of raping more than a dozen women, many of whom lived in the upscale Forest Hills section of Nashville. via WSMV-TV Nashville

Police have arrested a man believed to be the "Wooded Rapist," a suspect they have sought for 14 years in the rape of at least 13 women. via The Tennessean

TODAY Phyllis Tatum has watercolors on display, Brentwood Library. Information: 371-0090. TODAY-SATURDAY Gail McDaniel art show, 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday-Friday and 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, ... via The Tennessean

“Fortunately, it's only six months, and I would say that we're just going to concentrate on improving in that area.”

Mayor Karl Dean said today that his appointments to Metro boards and commissions have not represented the county's geographic diversity as well as they could have and that he plans to do better. via The Tennessean

Spring is here, and so are garage, yard and consignment sales. Churches have taken the old-time rummage sale and updated it to create a fundraiser for themselves and access to inexpensive, high-quality goods ... via The Tennessean

GRASSLAND COMMUNITY - An Easter egg hunt and blessing of the animals will be offered Saturday at Bethlehem United Methodist Church, 2419 Bethlehem Loop Road. via The Tennessean

TODAY-MARCH 31 LeAnne Johnson and Gary Vaughn have art on display at Franklin City Hall. via The Tennessean

“They really reflect a time when discrimination was really very ordinary and common and just accepted”

Thousands of Tennessee property deeds bear testament to the state's prejudiced past, banning black people, Jews or women from owning land in certain neighborhoods. via The Tennessean

TODAY-MARCH 31 LeAnne Johnson and Gary Vaughn have art on display at Franklin City Hall. via The Tennessean

TODAY-MARCH 31 * LeAnne Johnson and Gary Vaughn have art on display at Franklin City Hall. via The Tennessean