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Nashville's second measles case left exposure sites in Brentwood and Arrington

If you were at a spot from Arrington to Brentwood, Antioch or Nashville over the past week, check where you've been.

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21 daysto watch for symptoms if you were at an exposure site

Health officials want anyone at a listed location during its window to watch for symptoms for the next 21 days.

Source: News Channel 5 Nashville

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High School FootballBrentwood beat Rossview 42-8 and will face Southwind in Memphis on FridayBrentwood bounced back fast. The Bruins beat visiting Rossview 42-8 Friday night in the playoff opener, a week after a 28-10 loss to Ravenwood in the Region 6-6A championship.Sunday’s editionRead High School SportsBrentwood girls won a record-tying seventh straight state cross country titleThe Brentwood girls won their seventh straight Class AAA team title Thursday at Shelby Farms in Memphis. That matches Knoxville Webb's 2012-18 run as the only streak that long in state history, girls or boys.Sunday’s editionRead HealthNashville's second measles case of 2026 lists three Brentwood stops for possible exposureIf you were around Brentwood last weekend, check your calendar. Metro Public Health confirmed Nashville's second measles case of 2026 and flagged seven places where people may have been exposed. The person was unvaccinated and had recently traveled internationally, and officials say the case poses no broader threat to the public. The Nashville Banner's morning brief lists the same seven stops.Saturday’s editionRead HealthNashville's second measles case this year left possible exposures at three Brentwood businessesIf you were in Brentwood this past week, check this list. Nashville's health department confirmed the city's second measles case of 2026, and the person was unvaccinated and had traveled internationally. They were in public across Middle Tennessee between Oct. 30 and Nov. 3, including Subway on Franklin Road, Remedy Lash and Co. on Church Street E. and The Joint Chiropractic on Old Hickory Boulevard in Brentwood.Friday’s editionRead High School SportsBrentwood girls win a seventh straight state cross country title, tying the recordBrentwood's girls did it again. The Bruins won their seventh straight TSSAA Class AAA title Thursday at Shelby Farms in Memphis, tying Knoxville Webb for the most consecutive cross country state championships ever. Freshman Scotlyn Szabo finished third in 18:13.38, and the Williamson Herald reports every scoring Bruin placed in the top 20.Friday’s editionRead High School SportsBrentwood girls and Independence boys defend their Class AAA cross country titles in Memphis todayIf you've got a runner at Shelby Farms, or just a soft spot for the Bruins, today's a big one. The Brentwood High girls are going for a seventh straight Class AAA title, which The Tennessean says would tie a TSSAA record. Independence's boys are the defending champs in their race.Thursday’s editionRead

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  • GolfFormer Brentwood Academy golfer Blades Brown, 19, won the World Wide Technology Championship on Sunday, beating Ben James on the second sudden-death playoff hole in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.

    Former Brentwood Academy golfer Blades Brown, 19, won the World Wide Technology Championship on Sunday, beating Ben James on the second sudden-death playoff hole in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. He's the fourth-youngest PGA Tour winner in history, and the three younger winners did it in 1931 or earlier.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: The Tennessean

  • FootballBrentwood beat Rossview 42-8 in the first round of the TSSAA Class 6A playoffs on Fri., Nov.

    Brentwood beat Rossview 42-8 in the first round of the TSSAA Class 6A playoffs on Fri., Nov. 6. The Bruins (9-2) led 42-0 at halftime.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: The Tennessean

  • RacingIndiana's Brett Robinson clinched the Fairgrounds Speedway track championship Saturday with a 10th-place finish.

    Indiana's Brett Robinson clinched the Fairgrounds Speedway track championship Saturday with a 10th-place finish. Franklin's Jackson Boone, the only driver within striking distance in the points, was caught up in a crash.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Main Street Media of Tennessee

  • Sweet SpotSusieCakes is opening at Hill Center Brentwood, 213 Franklin Road, Suite 120, in the former Peace, Love, and Donuts spot.

    SusieCakes is opening at Hill Center Brentwood, 213 Franklin Road, Suite 120, in the former Peace, Love, and Donuts spot. The Brentwood Planning Commission unanimously approved the project in October.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Williamson Source

  • Spring HillPooch Playhouse is seeking to increase its daily water allocation by 2,680 gallons per day.

    Pooch Playhouse is seeking to increase its daily water allocation by 2,680 gallons per day. Spring Hill's aldermen questioned on Nov. 2 whether the request qualifies under a state-imposed moratorium, given the city's future reserve of 100,000 gallons per day.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: WKRN News 2

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Measles exposure sites reach Brentwood and Arrington

Plus, Blades Brown becomes the fourth-youngest PGA Tour winner ever.

The TLDR

  1. Measles exposure sites include Brentwood and Arrington
  2. Blades Brown is the fourth-youngest PGA Tour winner
  3. Brentwood routs Rossview 42-8 in 6A playoff opener
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