Work is slated to start by month’s end on a Frank Sinatra-focused bar in downtown near Printers Alley.

An old-school downtown commercial building located in The District and once owned by late actor and musician Jerry Reed has sold for $4.7 million, according to a Davidson County Register of Deeds document.

Architect Chris Wood and Kiser + Vogrin Design LLC conducted a neighborhood meeting in City Hall Wednesday about the proposed development of four residential homes near downtown Franklin.

Paul C. Allen, founder of Wealth Strategies Partners, has been named to Forbes’ list of Best-in-State Wealth Advisors for the third time.

National workwear, sports and outdoor clothing retailer Carhartt has opened a store at downtown's Fifth + Broadway.According to a release, this is the parent company's 37th store and its first in Tennessee. Since 1993, the company has had a presence in Camden, Tennessee, focused on sewing op…

Franklin Distillery, a modern distillery crafting spirits reflective of the American South, announced this week it earned medals for its flagship products Southern Gin and Southern Vodka in the 2022 San Francisco World Spirits Competition, per a press release. 

Tractor Supply Company announced first quarter results Thursday, with year-over-year earnings topping estimates.

Franklin’s Historic Downtown will welcome the opening of its second, much heralded e|spaces office on Wednesday, April 20 with an opening event.

Public radio veteran Jad Abumrad is joining Vanderbilt University, where he will serve as a professor and help launch a new podcasting institute.

Novelty barber-spa Scissors & Scotch announced Tuesday that the rest of this week will serve as the soft opening for its second Middle Tennessee shop.

Dee-O-Gee, a Midwestern rapid-growth pet supply franchise, announced Tuesday its plans to open its first Tennessee location with a store in Franklin.

Doug Crow — a prolific creator of local pubs and a key figure in the city’s food and beverage scene since the 2000s — has died unexpectedly, according to an obituary posted online.

Brentwood resident and heavyweight patent lawyer Edward Lanquist, Jr. has been elected vice president of the Tennessee Bar Association.

In a handwritten letter posted via its Instagram and Facebook accounts, popular longtime restaurant Joey's House of Pizza announced on Sunday that it is closing its doors.

Less than 24 hours after Tennessee became the second state to recognize and allow decentralized autonomous organizations (read more here), the state has made tech industry headlines again.

Brentwood-based hospitality company Groups360 has announced a $35 million raise, according to a press release.

Brentwood-based personnel staffing and consulting firm Vaco has promoted Farah Bottle to senior director of diversity and inclusion.

Clean Juice, which brands itself as the original USDA-certified franchise for organic juice, just opened this past week in Franklin.

Delek US Holdings, the Brentwood-based American arm of the Israeli energy conglomerate, has named a new CEO as Ezra Uzi Yemin transitions to the role of executive chairman.

An essentially vacant former mall in Antioch could soon be home to a health care center similar to the Vanderbilt University Medical Center facility at One Hundred Oaks. 

Private equity consulting firm BluWave LP announced Wednesday morning the recipients of its inaugural 2022 Top 50 Private Equity Innovator Awards.

Franklin-based Nissan North America is making a number of changes to its U.S. management team. The changes are part of the automaker’s Nissan Next and Nissan Ambition 2030 plans and are effective April 1.

‘Inconsistent’ customer traffic, supply chain ‘constraints’ limit home décor retailer

Eggs Up Grill, a breakfast, brunch and lunch brand with 55 restaurants in the Carolinas, Georgia, Florida, Virginia and Tennessee, plans to expand in Nashville, specifically Franklin and Spring Hill, per a press release. 

Goodlettsville-based company beats per-share estimate, records net sales of $8.7B for Q4

Workers at a Starbucks in Murfreesboro are among the latest joining a nationwide labor organizing push at the coffee chain.

A honky-tonk with a Garth Brooks music theme could be slated for a downtown building located at 411 Broadway, Nashville Business Journal reports, citing multiple sources.

South Florida-based commercial real estate companies Tricera Capital and Merrimac Ventures have entered the Nashville market with the $50.5 million purchase of downtown’s venerable L&C Tower.

Nashville-based digital media company Outsider.com has added Deirdre Lester as CEO.

UGlow Face & Body, a Scottsdale-based advanced aesthetics center, will open its first Tennessee location on Thursday, April 7, per a press release. 

Mitsubishi Motors North America, the Japanese automaker’s American headquarters in Franklin, will have a new president and CEO come April 1.

Brentwood-based Bell Construction has promoted Glenn Moreland to director of preconstruction.

Well-known activist investor Carl Icahn is further reducing his stake in Brentwood-based energy company Delek US Holdings.

The Sutler Saloon will close after Saturday, March 13, concluding a seven-year run in Melrose.

Fridrich & Clark Realty announced this week the promotion of Dana Jeffers to the firm’s operations manager position, according to Whit Clark, broker and partner.

Japanese automotive giant Nissan Motor, among the biggest employers of Middle Tennessee, has seen one of its former American executives sentenced and now cleared of most charges in Tokyo District Court.

Fourth Avenue Partners Franklin is developing a new mixed-use/office building in downtown Franklin at 249 Fourth Avenue North, per a press release. 

After a Ford- and Argo AI-branded vehicle was spotted making laps around The Gulch on Thursday, an Argo spokesperson confirmed the self-driving tech company is testing two cars in Nashville this week.  

Franklin native and Spring Hill resident Brooke Barrett has been hired by Jigsaw after a career in media, state government, and engineering, according to a press release. 

Nolensville is a fast-growing town with a growing number of women business owners.