The Hornettes kicked off a busy week of action Tuesday night as they traveled down to Pinkneyville to take on the Lady Panthers. This battle between conference rivals was as advertised. In a back and forth first set, the Lady Panthers walked away victorious by a score of 25-21. After losing the first set, the…

Nashville Community High School celebrated Homecoming Week beginning October 7 and lasting through the home football game against Pinckneyville on Friday, October 11. Sarah Staley was voted the 2019 Homecoming Queen. The seniors also took top float honors from the Homecoming Parade. Take a look here at all the different photos from the parade, queen…

As of January 1, a new law goes into effect allowing the recreational use of marijuana for individuals over 21 years old. This law allows counties and municipalities to create ordinances either allowing or prohibiting cultivators and/or dispensaries within its borders. The meeting is an opportunity for the citizens to voice their opinions before a…

By Leah Williams The Washington County Board learned about concerns that some administrators had regarding dispatched services throughout the county during its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, October 8. Washington County Ambulance Services Administrator John Felchilia provided a verbal report to the board, where he addressed concerns he has with … “Since August I have…

The Hornette volleyball team played host to Carterville Thursday at Assembly Hall. Needless to say, Nashville made quick work of the Lions. They won their first set 25-15, and again walked away victorious in the second set with a 25-18 win. This was a team effort from the Hornettes as several players contributed for big…