Showing posts with label Brentwood; brentword; Brentwood High School. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brentwood; brentword; Brentwood High School. Show all posts

Friday, July 3, 2009

Today's news is HOT. I'm fired up....

Coming your way shortly, lots of hot news about our city's fire department, Citizens Fire Academy, fireworks and more.

Check back in a bit for sizzling new posts.

In the meantime, you might want to check out these interesting stories from today's Williamson A.M.:
Class of '84 gets double reunion: After sophomore year, half left fo Brentwood High School
http://tinyurl.com/BHSreunion
FYI: Kelly Gilfillan, Outside The Brentwood Bubble blogger, was a member of the BHS class of '84 and will be writing more on the reunion as it approaches. You'll find her blog at www.outsidethebrentwoodbubble.blogspot.com.

TV spot reflects county's serious approach to DUI.
http://tinyurl.com/BWclickit
Did you know that according to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, Brentwood had 120 DUI arrests in 2008? This weekend is a big one for parties. Let's all be careful out there!

If you missed the week's early posts on Fourth of July activities, T-shirt sales and crime reports, just scroll down and check them out.

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

BHS, RHS teams on national stage

No debate about it: Our forensics teams' tops

This just in from Brentwood High School forensics coach, Harriet Medlin:
Dear Friends and Forensic Supporters,
We are back from NFL Nationals (June 13-20 in Birmingham), and I wanted to share the good news with you: Katie Thornton and Marshall Cottrell placed 6th in the nation in Public Forum Debate !
Last Monday, when competition began, there were 231 Public Forum debate teams. After 4 days and 14 rounds of debate competition, 6 teams were left standing. As one of the top 6 teams, Katie and Marshall got to appear on stage at the awards ceremony to receive their big, beautiful trophies. I got to be on stage with them to be recognized as their coach. It was all very exciting!
Our last time on the big stage was when Rob Weller placed 7th in Congress. BHS had the only winners from Tennessee in a main event. Hannah Andrews from Ravenwood placed 6th in Storytelling, a consolation event. Hannah and her coach, Kari Cheri Himelrick Smith, got to be on the big stage, too.
So, Brentwood and Ravenwood were the only winners from Tennessee! How sweet is that!
Our other kids did well, too. Will Stern advanced 4 rounds in Extemp Commentary (top 80 out of 340 entries), his supplemental event, and Patrick Kellett advanced three rounds (top 100 out of 561 entries) in Impromptu speaking, his consolation event.

Harriet