A variety of in-person and online events will take place next week at the Brentwood Library.
The Williamson County Animal Center continues a series of community rabies clinics Saturday from 1-3 p.m.at Hillsboro School in Leiper’s Fork and at the Bethesda Market & Deli in College Grove.
Nolensville's Historic District Buttercup Festival has been rescheduled for Sunday, April 11.
RMA Jiu-Jitsu Academy in Nolensville will be hosting an eight week women’s self defense workshop beginning April 14.
Brentwood-based divvyDOSE, a part of leading pharmacy care services organization OptumRx and one of the Optum companies of UnitedHealth Group, will host a virtual job fair Thursday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. to fill more than 100 combined pharmacy technician and customer support positions.
First Watch, a daytime café that specializes in breakfast, brunch and lunch items, will be opening its new location in Spring Hill on Monday with a ceremonial "egg-cracking" event.
Several roads will be closed to traffic on Sunday during the 21st annual Nolensville Historic District Buttercup Festival.
The Friends of the Brentwood Library will hold a used book sale Friday through Sunday featuring hundreds of books and other media.
The Nolensville Lions Club held their annual Pancake Breakfast fundraiser on Saturday, March 27, with a drive-thru style event to raise money for the Lions Scholarship Fund.
The Williamson County Parks and Recreation department hosts a variety of programs at recreation centers across Williamson County for seniors of all ages and activity levels including art, fitness, nature and sport programs.
What is civic capital, and what impact does it have on a community?
The results are in: The folks of Williamson County think a lot of things about their community are great.
It took a little longer than expected, but Brentwood native Grace Good finally accomplished something she had meant to do over a year ago.
Several weeks back, word went out that the building home to historic rock club Exit/In and sister bar Hurry Back had been listed for sale.
With a certain kaiju lizard currently engaging in a brouhaha with a certain kaiju ape, you can guess why Regal Cinemas would want to get its doors back open after a lengthy closure.
A wave of vehicles outfitted with Easter-themed accessories paraded around the assisted living home Morning Pointe of Spring Hill on Friday, delighting residents with candy, stuffed Easter bunnies and more.
A variety of in-person and online events will take place next week at the Brentwood Library.
The Easter Bunny is coming to Nolensville on Saturday.
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While there is still considerable caution being taken regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, folks are beginning to find more places to go and more things to do than this time last year.
The Easter Bunny is coming to Brentwood this Saturday.
In response to recent violence being perpetrated against people of color, the Franklin Justice and Equity Coalition is having its second Facebook Live session of 2021 Thursday at 6:30 p.m.
The Williamson County Public Library is reminding the community of County Mayor Rogers Anderson’s challenge to increase membership, inviting all county residents age 4 and up to get a free library card.
One of many disappointments for music fans as the COVID-19 pandemic began to unfold was the cancellation of Bonnaroo 2020, which boasted one of its strongest lineups ever.
The Spring Hill Public Library is inviting residents to attend - either in-person or virtually - a public time capsule burial, where library staff will "bury 2020" by enclosing all the "memes and mementos of 2020" into a time capsule and burying it behind the library.
People from Williamson County and across Tennessee will join millions of volunteers across the country in donating time to improving their communities during National Volunteer Week from April 18-24.
Nolensville's Ebenezer United Methodist Church will host a free meal pickup on Saturday, April 17.
When it comes to saving for retirement, how are Americans doing? Not great, according to a 2020 TD Ameritrade report.
The City of Brentwood concluded their virtual Arbor Day celebration on Saturday with party, contest winners and the announcement of the new Brentwood's Best Ash contest.
It’s called a cupping.
With Easter weekend just around the corner, the assisted living home Morning Pointe of Spring Hill is inviting residents to attend an Easter Extravaganza Parade, an event that will see guests be the star of an Easter-themed parade around the facility.
Southwest Airlines has announced seasonal nonstop service from Nashville International Airport to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and Long Island (Islip), New York.
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