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Westhaven Golf Club to reopen after 5-month renovation

Westhaven Golf Club in Franklin announced Wednesday it will reopen to member play on Friday, Sept. 24, following a five-month greens renovation and enhancement project.

Pilgrimage traffic guide, safety tips, lineup for this weekend

Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival is returning this weekend after a yearlong hiatus, and the city of Franklin is expecting around 25,000 attendees funneling into The Park at Harlinsdale Farm for the event.

Homecoming switch: Page soccer girls to take the field Friday

FRANKLIN – Page High School is celebrating homecoming this week, and on Friday, students and fans will be treated with a Lady Patriot soccer match against Centennial instead of the usual featured football game.

Brentwood’s Sulcer, Fairview’s Pendergrass tabbed Gateway Tire Athletes of the Week

FRANKLIN – Brentwood High School junior Dylan Sulcer and Fairview High School senior Kennedy Pendergrass were both named the Gateway Tire Athletes of the Week for the week ending Sept. 19.

Stranch joins Harpeth Conservancy as COO, VP of conservation policy

Nashville attorney Grace Stranch has joined the Harpeth Conservancy as chief operating officer and vice president of conservation policy.

Pilgrimage traffic guide, safety tips, lineup for this weekend

Westhaven Golf Club to reopen after 5-month renovation

Westhaven Golf Club in Franklin announced Wednesday it will reopen to member play on Friday, Sept. 24, following a five-month greens renovation and enhancement project.

Homecoming switch: Page soccer girls to take the field Friday

Financial Focus: Help grandkids prepare for the future

If you’re a grandparent, you don’t need Grandparents Day, observed on Sept. 12, to remind you of the joys of having grandchildren. Yet, you might want to use this day as an opportunity to think about ways to help provide for your grandchildren’s future.

Commentary: Bless a young parent

This past weekend, we were thrilled to attend the Chukkers for Charity polo match. While I am sure friends and family get tired of me talking about the Brentwood Rotary’s Inclusive Playgrounds campaign, any nonprofit that benefits children with diverse abilities is a winner in my book.