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Franklin Alderman At-Large Pearlene Matthews Bransford, 67, died Nov. 27.
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MEMPHIS – Eighteen years ago Ron Crawford was hired as head football coach at Brentwood High School. He went on to lead the Bruins to the championship game and win the school’s first and only state title in 2002 – a storybook start to his Williamson County coaching legacy.
NOLENSVILLE – It was an ill wind that blew through Nolensville High School Friday night as defending Class 4A champions Elizabethton rolled up more than 500 yards of offense and ended the Knights season with a 56-21 win in the state semifinals.
Downtown Franklin was all aglow Friday for the Heritage Foundation’s Holiday Magic on Main launch event.
The Columbia State Community College Office of Workforce and Continuing Education recently hosted their first Pre-Apprentice Lineworker Academy Mini Rodeo that allowed students to demonstrate the skills they learned during the course of the seven-week program.
The Franklin Parks Department will host a drive-through Christmas light display at Eastern Flank Battlefield Park on Dec. 4 and 5 from 5-8 p.m. each night.
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This year has been one of many postponements and cancellations, but one Franklin resident decided to take matters into her own hands when the Kiwanis Club of Historic Downtown Franklin decided to cancel its annual Christmas parade.
The Franklin Firefighters’ 13th annual Christmas Toy & Clothing Drive is underway.
The holiday fun continues this week at Vintage 615 and Living615, both on Main Street in Spring Hill.
Thought for the week: Throughout this day, pause and say silent prayers of thanks. When you do, you’ll discover that a grateful heart reaps countless blessings that a hardened heart will never know.
Can it really be November? With unseasonably high temperatures, a presidential election and the ongoing COVID-19 situation, there has been plenty to help us lose track of time this year.
Summit High School’s football team is treating Friday’s more than 100-mile trek to Henry County as just another road trip.
Bri Ellis scored half of her team’s points to lead Beech to a 42-30 victory over Franklin Tuesday night as the Lady Buccaneers captured the 2020 Middle Tennessee Girls Invitational Basketball Tournament at Franklin High School.
After months of discussions, Franklin’s city leaders voted Tuesday on a plan to assess future road and land uses for the West Harpeth area.
After an extended facility closure due to flood damage, the Williamson County Recreation Complex at Nolensville, located at 7250 Nolensville Rd., will reopen Tuesday, Dec. 1.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A Tennessee panel has approved $35 million in economic incentives for General Motor's plan to convert its Spring Hill assembly plant to build future electric vehicles.
Nolensville High School senior Zoe Piller and Summit’s Destin Wade were both selected as the latest Gateway Tire Athletes of the Week for the week ending Nov. 22.
Deputy Chief David Windrow is retiring from the Brentwood Fire and Rescue team after 24 years of service to the city and beginning a new chapter on Dec. 14 as the first fire chief for the town of Nolensville.
An Aldi store became Brentwood’s newest grocery retailer when it opened on Nov. 12.
COLUMBIA – Centennial may have been a bit shorthanded Monday night, but that had little to do with the outcome as host Columbia hit seven second-half 3-pointers in a 62-44 decision.
Visitors are rare in school these days, but Thanksgiving is a special occasion.
Traditionally, thousands of people would flood Franklin Public Square for the annual Franklin Christmas Tree Lighting, but with the COVID-19 cases surging across the country, in Tennessee and the Williamson County community, city leaders decided to host a virtual tree lighting event this year.
The Franklin Police Department is working to identify a woman wanted in a bank fraud case connected to a Franklin auto burglary.
The Arts Council of Williamson County has an area inside the Williamson County Library in Franklin designated to showcase works from local artists. Brentwood native Angela Powers has 45 pieces of her artwork currently on display until the end of the year.
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