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Waves celebrates new location with ribbon cutting, continues with mission

Waves, Inc. celebrated its new location at 1325 W. Main St. in Franklin with a ribbon cutting Thursday in partnership with Williamson, Inc.

School board hashes out details for WCS Online, extracurriculars

Williamson County Schools may establish WCS Online as an entity separate from any brick-and-mortar school starting this fall, and the WCS Board of Education held a lengthy discussion during its work session Thursday about the implications of this move.

Baseball: Ravenwood bats overwhelm Spartans in matchup of district leaders

SPRING HILL – Coming off a setback at Franklin High School on Tuesday, the Ravenwood baseball team ignited at the plate to blast Summit Thursday night on the road.

Page's Walters, Indy's Tobin tabbed Gateway Tire Players of the Week

Page High School senior Leigh Walters and Independence senior Will Tobin were selected as the Gateway Tire Athletes of the Week for the week ending April 11.

School board hashes out details for WCS Online, extracurriculars

Centerplate named hospitality provider for FirstBank Amphitheater

Centerplate, a Sodexo company and the leading hospitality partner to North America's premier live entertainment venues, has been awarded the long-term contract to provide hospitality and food service at the newly named FirstBank Amphitheater and will be responsible for the management of food…

Baseball: Ravenwood bats overwhelm Spartans in matchup of district leaders

SPRING HILL – Coming off a setback at Franklin High School on Tuesday, the Ravenwood baseball team ignited at the plate to blast Summit Thursday night on the road.

Page's Walters, Indy's Tobin tabbed Gateway Tire Players of the Week

Page High School senior Leigh Walters and Independence senior Will Tobin were selected as the Gateway Tire Athletes of the Week for the week ending April 11.

Financial Focus: Take steps to help protect your family’s inheritance

You might contribute to your IRA for decades to help pay for your retirement. But if you don’t need all the money, you may want to leave what’s left to your children or grandchildren.

Commentary: Help for COVID-19-related funeral expenses is available

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought overwhelming grief to many families. The Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance and the Tennessee Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers are raising awareness throughout the state that the Federal Emergency Management Agency has issued its final …