The Spring Hill Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday for the Joyfull Arcade now open in Spring Hill.
Unite Williamson hosted a Service of Lament and Hope Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church in Franklin, honoring the 10 victims of a racist mass shooting May 14 in Buffalo, New York.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A one-time U.S. House hopeful in Tennessee who landed former President Donald Trump's endorsement before state Republican Party officials booted her off the ballot is now providing national security advice to another candidate in that race.
The city of Franklin renamed a street after a local veteran for the first time with a ceremonial sign unveiling at Carlisle Lane and Old Charlotte Pike on Monday.
The Heritage Foundation of Williamson County announced at the recent fifth annual Preservation Symposium the properties considered to be the most at risk in the county and efforts to help preserve them.
Road construction won’t delay motorists traveling Tennessee’s highways this Memorial Day weekend.
State Rep. Todd Warner announced his campaign for reelection this week to the seat in the redrawn Tennessee House of Representatives District 92.
When the Franklin Rodeo returned after a two-year break due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the fans responded with three sellout crowds May 19-21 at the Williamson County AgEXPO Park.
Williamson, Inc. hosted special guests Franklin Mayor Ken Moore and City Administrator Eric Stuckey at Policy Talks Friday morning at Columbia State Community College's Williamson Campus.
Gov. Bill Lee and the Tennessee Department of Health (TDH) recently released actions and guidance regarding the nationwide infant formula shortage.
Williamson Medical Center (WMC) joined the celebration of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Week May 15-21.
COOKEVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A Tennessee higher education panel has voted to ensure that there will be no tuition increases at the state's public universities, community colleges and technical schools.
Ravenwood High School Senior Jadon Moore thought he was going to have a regular Monday on May 2. The 19-year-old ate breakfast, arrived at school and began prepping for the rest of the day in his first-period class, digital art and design.
Bike Walk Brentwood announced that four high school students, who are all Brentwood residents, joined the Bike Walk Brentwood - Junior Board for the 2022 term.
Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee (BJIT) has added two therapists to its growing team.
The blood and platelet supply across Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky is at a critical level, according to Blood Assurance.
Mill Creek Elementary Assistant Principal Drew Perry has been selected as the new principal of Scales Elementary School, Williamson County Schools announced Thursday.
The city of Spring Hill is taking measures to maintain its ample water reserves as usage has increased in recent weeks.
The Franklin Police Department has scheduled a free 90-minute seminar designed to help keep community members safe during an active shooter situation.
Williamson County Schools announced the next principal of Thompson’s Station Elementary School on Wednesday.
The city of Brentwood has seven volunteer committees, and five of the groups are led by women.
When the Franklin Rodeo gallops into town Thursday, it will bring nearly 300 professional cowboys and cowgirls with it.
It’s hard to miss the pavilion on Green Pastures Farm along Franklin Road in Brentwood, and soon, there will be a new piece of art there to honor the family’s heritage.
Local artist and author Brenda Harrington celebrated her second art show and book signing on Sunday at Grace Church: Nashville in Franklin.
Page Middle School Assistant Principal Quen Williams will move 2.5 miles up the road next year to lead Creekside Elementary, Williamson County Schools announced Tuesday.
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