Given the current circumstances from the impact of the coronavirus outbreak, The Heimerdinger Foundation’s annual Hope for Healing event will be reimagined as a “No Show” virtual fundraiser where supporters commit to donating to Meals 4 Health and Healing online or via mail Saturday, June 13.
The John P. Holt Brentwood Library is hosting a variety of virtual programs for the week of June 1-7 including a free financial workshop, CrafterZOOM and Gentle Yoga.MondayOrigami with Miss Stephanie is a free instructional video that will be posted each Monday at 4:30 p.m. showing a basic o…
The Williamson County Fair Board, with assistance provided by Friends of the Fair, recently purchased 1,503 gift cards from 37 locally owned businesses for a “Williamson County Fair Gives Back” initiative.
It could be called, quite simply, one sweet deal.
Well, teens are finally starting to realize things are not normal.
For those who participate in a community garden, satisfaction can come in getting to know your neighbors, learning more about the growing process and just plain digging in the dirt.
The Rotary Club of Brentwood Tennessee has postponed the 2020 Brentwood Rotary Golf Classic, now rescheduled for Sept. 21.
Williamson County Animal Center will have its monthly public rabies and microchip clinic Saturday from 9-11 a.m. at the shelter located on Claude Yates Drive in Franklin.
Having closed earlier this spring as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, the Lotz House in Franklin will be reopening its doors Monday, June 1, and will adhere to Tennessee’s COVID-19 guidelines and protocols for the safety of the visitors.
The Berry Farms community has recently launched a GoFundMe page to help area families struggling with hunger because of the impact from the coronavirus pandemic.
A Franklin couple who were severely wounded in what Nashville Police called an unprovoked and random machete attack last week are recovering in the hospital while their neighbors have taken to prayer, charity and activism to support the couple and the first responders who saved their lives.
The Heritage Foundation of Williamson County’s third annual Preservation Symposium will be held June 26 from 1-5 p.m. and streamed live from the Franklin Theatre.
Residents of Berry Farms pulled out all the stops earlier this week to honor neighborhood students of all ages with a “school’s out” parade along a good portion of the residential streets.
Nolensville resident and businessman Nate Clingman, who owns and operates The Bearded Baker Nashville, has become a rising star on the Food Network's newest cooking competition Bakeaway Camp with Martha Stewart.
The Brigadier General Richard Winn chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution recently named four students from schools in Spring Hill as winners in Good Citizen and History Essay categories.
The Rotary Club of Brentwood has award four-year college scholarships to three local high school seniors and two additional scholarships to two more students.
After missing the 2019 season, the Thompson Station Farmer's Market will return on Thursday, May 21 for its first showing of the 2020 season, and every Thursday after that through October 15.
The annual Spring Hill Mayor’s Challenge, a four-month long fitness challenge, has had its check out day officially canceled due to safety concerns stemming from the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Spring Hill’s younger artists took to the pavement last month after the Spring Station Woman’s Club launched its first ever community chalk art contest — and on Tuesday, the Woman’s Club announced the winners of that contest.
In the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, the Tennessee Department of Agriculture has expanded its Pick Tennessee Products mobile app to give consumers more opportunities to connect to local farms and food businesses than ever before.
After an eight-week hiatus due to the COVID-19 outbreak, the Williamson County Animal Center has resumed its Community Cat program designed to address the population of unaltered cats in the county.
When we take our eyes off ourselves and focus on someone else, blessing them with our care and compassion without any consideration of reward or acknowledgement, humans feel a deep sense of fulfillment and satisfaction.
After two months of modified services to low-income families because of the impact from the coronavirus outbreak, GraceWorks Ministries will expand hours, revamp food distribution and open its thrift store by the end of May.
Franklin has been named one of 20 finalists for the 2020 All-America City Award by the National Civic League based on an application prepared jointly by the city of Franklin and Franklin Tomorrow.
On Friday members of the Hillsboro-Brentwood Exchange Club displayed 110 American flags on Franklin Road, which will stay up through Memorial Day.
The town of Nolensville will host a high school senior vehicle parade for any high school seniors on Sunday at 6 p.m. and there are still spots available for any senior wishing to celebrate their successes and milestones.
For the past eight weeks Brentwood’s Zen Nails has been utilizing a team of volunteers to hand sew and donate fabric masks to front line medical workers in hospitals, nursing homes and clinics.
Evangelist Tracye Tucker and Daughters of the King are hosting a hygiene drive Saturday at 11 a.m. at First Missionary Baptist Church under the leadership of Pastor Timothy Gaines.
Opportunities for growth and renewal are all around us. Don’t get distracted by all that is lost or missing.
In light of the impact from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Williamson County Fair board has made the decision to cancel this year’s in-person fair and will spend time this summer working on plans for a virtual event.
The Ravenwood High School's marching band's largest fundraiser, the U.S Flag Service installations in celebration of Memorial Day, will continue as planned.
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