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SUNDAY 11:29pm
TRAFFIC ALERT : Hugh Gill Road Closure in Adams
A serious crash has occurred on Hugh Gill Road near Davidson Road. Currently, Hugh Gill Road is closed while the Tennessee Highway Patrol (THP) investigates. We will provide a full report later this evening. Please avoid the area if possible.
Traffic Alert SUNDAY 7pm
UPDATE: The road is OPEN
A serious crash has closed Highway 431 near the Pebble Brooke golf course. The road is shut down, and it’s unclear if Abednego Rd, which intersects near the crash, is also affected. RECOMMENDATION: Choose an alternative route. No timeline for reopening, but we’ll update you as we get more info. Powered by: Springfield Auto
UPDATE: Nashville Metro Police: late this afternoon, North Precinct officers established command on a three-vehicle crash with one patient suffering critical injuries. The patient was transported by the Nashville Fire Department to Skyline Hospital. Whites Creek Pike was shut down between Abednego Rd. in Robertson County and Sycamore Creek Rd. in Davidson County. The roads were reopened after the hospital confirmed the patient’s injuries were not life-threatening.
UPDATE: 12:30 PM
According to Adam’s Fire Chief Donovan Tucker, all three individuals have been rescued and are now home safe.
At least one person was transported to an area hospital following a serious crash on Highway 41 near Wallace Road in Springfield on Saturday night. The crash, which involved two vehicles and a trailer, occurred at 8:44 PM. The Springfield Fire Department, Springfield Police, and Robertson County EMS responded to the scene. Further details about the cause of the crash were not immediately available. This report is powered by Chosen Towing & Recovery “We buy junk cars!”
FRIDAY 3 PM
THURSDAY: 9 AM
UPDATE: Greenbrier Schools Go on Lockdown Due to Swatting Incident
GREENBRIER, TENNESSEE (Smokey Barn News) – Greenbrier Elementary, Middle, and High School were placed on lockdowns this morning while law enforcement addressed an external situation. There was no disruption to classroom activities, and all students were reported safe by Robertson County Schools.
According to the Robertson County Sheriff’s Office, the lockdowns were in response to a report of a suicidal subject in the Greenbrier Elementary School parking lot. After further investigation, it was determined to be a swatting call. As a precaution, law enforcement will maintain an increased presence at the schools.
Smokey Barn News has learned that Robertson County may not have been the only county affected. At least one school in Davidson County received a similar swatting call this morning. Sumner County, however, reported no such incident. We will continue to update this story as more information becomes available.
WEDNESDAY: 3:30 AM
Cooler evenings are due to Earth’s axis tilting Tennessee away from the Sun. Even though we’re gradually getting closer to the Sun, the tilt leads to colder months ahead.
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