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Pilgrimage Music Festival delights over perfect weather weekend

The memories of the rained out 2018 Pilgrimage Music and Cultural Festival were long forgotten after the conclusion of the most recent two-day Pilgrimage Festival, which featured perfect weather and the return of Chris Stapleton and Brandi Carlile – both included on the lineup that year.

Franklin's new city hall has decreased in size, test fit plans revealed

At a work session Tuesday afternoon, Franklin’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen discussed preliminary “test fit” plans for a new city hall.

Brentwood’s Sulcer, Ravenwood’s Hake earn John Maher Builders Scholar-Athlete awards

FRANKLIN – The first John Maher Builders Scholar-Athletes of the 2022-23 school year are Brentwood High School senior Dylan Sulcer and Ravenwood High senior Michael Hake.

Football Preview: ‘The Squad’ hopes to help Centennial level field with Franklin

FRANKLIN – At Centennial High School, they are known simply as, “The Squad.”

Pilgrimage Music Festival delights over perfect weather weekend

Williamson Medical Center Ambulance Strike Team deploys to Florida ahead of Hurricane Ian

Williamson Medical Center Emergency Medical Services (EMS) professionals are part of an Ambulance Strike Team deployed alongside Type IV A-Team professionals from the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency to Florida in preparation for the expected impact of Hurricane Ian.

Brentwood’s Sulcer, Ravenwood’s Hake earn John Maher Builders Scholar-Athlete awards

FRANKLIN – The first John Maher Builders Scholar-Athletes of the 2022-23 school year are Brentwood High School senior Dylan Sulcer and Ravenwood High senior Michael Hake.

Pilgrimage Music Festival delights over perfect weather weekend

Commentary: Ignorance is not bliss

My book club has just completed “The 1619 Project.” Nikole Hannah-Jones is the primary editor. It is a collection of essays, vignettes and poems regarding slavery in the U.S. 1619 was the year slaves were first introduced into the English Colonies at Jamestown.