Franklin software consulting company Logic Cadence and Blood Assurance are partnering to host a blood drive Thursday, Oct. 28, to support Waves, Inc.

Nine community members were recently sworn in as Williamson County Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) volunteers. 

Deer Run Camps & Retreats celebrated over two decades of God’s faithfulness and accepted over $250,000 in donations at its fifth annual Vision Dinner. 

The 21st District Recovery Court Board of Directors will host its 11th annual Community Breakfast on Monday, Nov. 1, at the Williamson County Enrichment Center. 

Southall Farms is abuzz with excitement for the future.  

The Heritage at Brentwood unveiled its new Free Little Art Gallery on Oct. 1 in the senior living community’s clubhouse.   

The deadline for nominations from the community or individuals for the 15th annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards has been extended until Wednesday, Oct. 20. 

More than a dozen antique and classic vehicles, from a World War II truck to cars from the 1920s and ‘70s, rolled into The Highlands at Campbell Station in Spring Hill, a 55 and older gated community, Saturday for the second annual Highlands Cruise In. 

At Monday’s Williamson County Board of Commissioners meeting, Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson proclaimed Nov. 1, 2021 as "Day of Recovery" across the county. 

For Eric Murray and Pauline Farrington, life is good — they have moved into new jobs, are working with a terrific community and they both love their closest colleague. Literally.

Runners at the Harvest Half Marathon, 5K and Kids Fun Run 1K on Saturday, Oct. 30, will celebrate fall with a brisk and beautiful run hosted by the Brentwood Family YMCA. 

The Friends of the Williamson County Public Library is seeking donations of gently used books and other materials, especially children’s books, to enhance the library’s selection and stock the quarterly used book sale, with proceeds supporting the library’s mission and programs.

Give the gift of life at Crye-Leike Real Estate Services’ blood drive in Franklin on Oct. 30.

The annual A Vintage Affair and Grape Stomp Festival returned over the weekend at Eastern Flank Battlefield Park. 

Franklin Walking Tours will present Tombstone Tales the night before Halloween, Saturday, Oct. 30.  

Nolensville historic homes, churches and a school/museum will welcome visitors to step in and experience the historic buildings to learn about the resilient people and unique places that helped build a small town in Williamson County.

The city of Brentwood and Brentwood Tree Board on Tuesday announced the winners of its Brentwood’s Best Ash contest that kicked off earlier this year.  

Franklin promotes itself to the world as a Civil War town, a city bearing ancient marks of a conflict far in the past. But more has happened in the heart of Williamson County than just the Battle of Franklin, and as some of that history seems to be swept aside to make way for modern developm…

The September lunch meeting of the Republican Women of Williamson County featured one of their own as the guest speaker.  

United States Rep. Mark Green, a retired U.S. Army major, has a special place in his heart for America’s men and women serving in the military and its veterans.