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The Nolensville Farmers Market has announced the extension of their 2020 season with the opening of the winter market on Nov. 7.
Franklin police officers will focus on neighborhood safety as community kids gear up to trick-or-treat in less than two weeks.
The Brentwood Police Department will again partner with the Drug Enforcement Administration in its National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day.
Williamson County is a special place with a lot of love and hope — that was the message of this year’s Unite Williamson annual prayer breakfast, this time held virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Like most events this year, the annual Harpeth Conservancy River Swing will be virtual.
The Battle of Franklin Trust recently announced additional battlefield tour times leading up to its annual Illumination Ceremony Nov. 30.
On Monday, Oct. 12, the BGA Lower School kindergarten classes presented orange artwork and downtown Franklin stories and illustrations to be displayed in downtown merchants’ storefronts in support of “Paint the Town Orange.”
The 32nd annual Music Country Grand Prix Patrons Party, presented by Tractor Supply Company and originally scheduled to be held at Brownland Farm in Franklin, has been canceled due to the ongoing circumstances around the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dental appointments tend to be pretty routine. Patients know just what to expect, and it typically doesn’t include life-or-death matters. But earlier this year, Tom Williams walked into Tanyard Springs Family Dentistry for a normal procedure and walked out with information that would save hi…
Sunday afternoon’s Rally4Freedom in Veterans Park at Five Points in Franklin was only slightly dampened by the light drizzle early in the festivities. As the crowd grew horn blowers circled the park for a short time and about a dozen protesters with signs gathered along the West Main Street …
The Nashville Walk to End Alzheimer’s event, which attracts thousands each year to raise awareness and funds to fight Alzheimer’s disease, will look different this year when it’s held Oct. 17.
The deadline to submit nominations for Franklin Tomorrow’s 14th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards is Thursday, Oct. 15.
Franklin resident Peter Alderman has published his first novel, an adult fiction story tackling tough issues inherent in the human condition.
Rebecca Baskin, M.D., a breast surgeon with Williamson Medical Group, will be featured at Williamson Medical Center's next Embrace Women’s Health in 2020 online event on Thursday, Oct. 15.
Grab a cup of coffee and join Franklin Tomorrow on Oct. 27 from 7:45-9 a.m. for a conversation with Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson to discuss what 2020 taught them.
Franklin High School seniors Jacob Whitehurst and Austin Wadzinski will rep special hats when they take part in the Mossy Oak Fishing Bassmaster High School Championship presented by Academy Sports + Outdoors at Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley in Paris, Tennessee.
The Franklin Band will host several community events and fundraisers during what it’s dubbed “Awesome October.”
American Picker Mike Wolfe is joining leaders from 13 rural Middle Tennessee and Northwest Alabama communities to launch a new regional movement dubbed “Nashville’s Big Back Yard.”
Jazz music drifted through the air as Michael Cooper checked the weather radar on his phone late Friday morning.
The Leiper’s Fork Wood Carvers will perform a pumpkin carving demonstration in downtown Franklin Saturday, Oct. 10, in the courtyard behind Landmark Booksellers.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, many people are experiencing a side effect of the virus that concerns those in ministry. A program at Brentwood United Methodist Church is trying to help.
The Heritage Foundation of Williamson County’s young professionals’ group Next Gen has worked with several area restaurants to cook up a unique fundraising opportunity during October and November.
The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, a charitable organization working to improve the quality of life in 40 Middle Tennessee and three Kentucky counties, announced it awarded scholarships to 328 individual students pursuing secondary education at accredited schools throughout the Un…
With so much happening in the world, many people have found themselves in a change of pace, and for some, that has led to feeling stuck.
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