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The Williamson County Parks and Recreation Department (WCPR) will begin a limited list of programming opportunities, and it will open additional indoor facilities and amenities beginning Monday and all outdoor pools and the Franklin Splash Park on Wednesday.
Thought for the week: The ultimate choice, the most important decision you will make in this lifetime, is the choice to invite God’s son into your heart. Please choose wisely — and immediately.
An educational leader who has spent her entire career and the past 48 years in Williamson County Schools has been named an executive director of secondary schools for the Williamson County School District.
Thought for the week: God has given you more blessings than you can possibly count, but it doesn’t hurt to begin counting them. While you are at it, don’t forget to praise the giver of these wonderful gifts.
William Eugene “Billy” Pewitt, 74, of Thompson's Station, passed away May 12, 2020.
David Crockett lived in West Tennessee, in what is now Gibson County, in 1825. His favorite thing to do was to hunt, sometimes for a few hours and sometimes for a few days.
Amid an economic downturn for many in the COVID-19 pandemic, the Middle Tennessee community still prioritized giving to their nonprofit neighbors through The Big Payback.
The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the death of an inmate Saturday night at the jail inside the John I. Easley Criminal Justice Center.
May 1 was May Day, an international day in celebration of spring. The day is often celebrated with dancing around the maypole, parades and family outings, but at Traditions of Spring Hill senior living facility, the beautiful day was perfect to host a parade for the residents.
Valencia Breckenridge, the president and CEO of GraceWorks Ministries, and her staff were surprised Monday when four pickup trucks, several vans, a Jeep and a couple SUVs pulled into the parking lot filled with bags of donated food and groceries totaling 4,049 pounds — the same parking lot t…
Never did I ever think I would revert to hiding in the bathroom to take a break from my family. The nest is empty no more, and while I’m loving my young adult children being home, it does get crazy sometimes.
My last column ended with us in the middle of a car crash.
Mother’s Day 2020 may look different for a lot of moms this year. However, there are many ways families can honor mom in thoughtful ways to make her day.
Barber shops and salons are preparing to open Wednesday at 50% capacity and by appointment only, according to Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee’s guidelines, outlined in his Tennessee Pledge document.
Storms on Monday night caused an additional 15,000 power outages in Nashville Electric Service's sphere following major storms Sunday night, which left more than 130,000 of the service's customers without electricity. According to NES, as of Tuesday morning, about 80,000 homes in its service…
The Big Payback has drawn a record number of nonprofits this year, including 96 from Williamson County, many of which are looking to pour money into changes made due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Williamson County Parks and Recreation Department (WCPR) will gradually reopen a number of facilities with modified schedules, amenities and limited occupant capacities that meet social distancing requirements beginning Monday, May 4.
After shutting down for several weeks, the Williamson County Public Library is once again launching its Library 2 Go service on Monday, which will allow members to call orders in ahead of time and pick up their books, videos and more for rental.
Marvin Albin Acree Jr., 93, of Franklin, completed his life race Thursday, April 23, 2020 in Nashville. He ran the race well while being one of the most positive persons one could ever know.
The Nolensville Knights landed five wrestlers on the Tennessee Sports Writers Association All-State teams for Class A-AA, while the Fairview boys added four more All-State nods for Williamson County. Six of the nine wrestlers are underclassmen.
Thought for the week: Contentment comes not from your circumstances but from your attitude and your faith. Stay positive and remember that faith is the foundation of a contented life.
Concerns about the spread of the coronavirus have changed almost everyone’s lives.
The Williamson County Health Department has established COVID-19 assessment sites for county residents meeting pre-screening and pre-registration requirements.
Williamson Countians will have a lot to choose from come local and state elections in August.
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