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Being “all in” for Mercy Community Healthcare now means participating in the 42nd annual Franklin Classic virtually.
OnBoard Nashville is a Spring Hill-based business that creates charcuterie and food boards that are an art form.
The Friends of the Brentwood Library book sale returns Wednesday, July 8 through Sunday, July 12 for a special summer sale at the John P. Holt Brentwood Library.
Visitors to Williamson County seeking to learn and taste some of the county’s deep whiskey history can now experience two of the area’s distilleries and have dinner all while being chauffeured by Gray Line’s luxurious black car service.
Luke Olson of Franklin was recently awarded a $1,000 Publix Super Markets Scholarship Award from the Tennessee Grocers Education Foundation. Olson is employed by Publix Supermarkets, a TGCSA member company.
Camp Invention, a nationally-recognized, nonprofit summer enrichment camp program, is coming to Battle Creek Middle School in Spring Hill the week of July 13.
Four years ago, in a period of frustration and passion, Dorena Williamson started down a path that would lead her into the business of creating windows, mirrors and sliding glass doors — at least, figuratively.
Major Jay Massey, Senior Army Instructor for the Franklin High School JROTC presented end of year awards to several of his cadets for their outstanding accomplishments during the 2019-2020 school year. “These young men and women have worked so hard and have had to sacrifice so much this yea…
John Massenburg Oden, a fifth-generation native of Brentwood, died June 21, at the age of 87.
The events of 2020 have changed the course of life for Ryder and Michaella Zetts, who moved to Brentwood a year and a half ago.
Renowned Williamson County Historian Rick Warwick will present the second lecture in a year-long Warwick Lecture Series hosted by the Heritage Foundation of Williamson County on Tuesday, July 7 from 5:30-7 p.m.
Columbia State Community College faculty and staff lined the Columbia Campus sidewalk during a drive-through parade to celebrate spring 2020 graduates on Saturday, June 27.
In honor of National Nursing Assistants Week, Morning Pointe Senior Living recently recognized the hard work of its certified nursing assistants (CNAs) and other caregivers who make a difference in the lives of senior residents every day.
Conner Ottinger, a rising senior at Ravenwood High School, earned his Eagle Scout designation on June 22.
Delvin Farms is a well-known, family-owned farm in Arrington that sells their produce at the Franklin Farmers Market, but they’ve also expanded their storefront across from Arrington Vineyards where you can shop during the week for fresh veggies, produce and more.
Beginning July 1, the Williamson County Library Foundation (WCLF) will go live with an updated and refreshed website and logo.
The Williamson County Fair Association is preparing for a virtual fair experience in lieu of an in-person event this year, including online intake of competitive events entries for youth divisions beginning July 1.
In observance of Independence Day on Saturday, July 4, the Franklin Transit Authority will not offer fixed route transit or TODD service.
Franklin’s annual Blackberry Jam Music Festival had to adapt to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic this year.
St. Philip Catholic Church recently donated $10,000 to Mercy Community Healthcare to support operating expenses and COVID-19 relief.
The Heritage Foundation of Williamson County welcomed Tom Mayes, the chief legal officer for the National Trust for Historic Preservation and author of “Why Old Places Matter: How Historic Places Affect Our Identity and Well-Being,” as the keynote speaker for its third annual Preservation Sy…
Local Nashville news station WKRN News 2 was at Otter Creek Church on Franklin Road in Brentwood collecting donations for fallen Brentwood Police Officer Destin Legieza’s family on Thursday.
Father Ryan High School is pleased to announce that Rachel Knapp is the Valedictorian for the Class of 2020, the 94th graduating class of Father Ryan. Knapp is a Williamson County resident.
Leadership Franklin has selected alumnus Tom Lawrence as this year’s recipient of the Caroline J. Cross Award.
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