Williamson County Animal Center will host its monthly rabies and microchip clinic Saturday from 9-11 a.m. at the Center in Franklin.
The Franklin Police Department announced the promotion of 13 veteran officers on Wednesday.
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The event coordinator for the annual Blackberry Jam Music Festival doesn’t mind the balancing act he has to perform each year.
Rippavilla, the pre-Civil War home in Spring Hill that recently came under the management of the Battle of Franklin Trust, is now once again available as an event and a wedding venue.
The Tennessee Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations voted unanimously, 20 to 0, to begin a comprehensive study of litter pollution in the state.
The City of Brentwood has added a new prescription drug drop-off box at the newly opened Brentwood Police Headquarters at 910 Heritage Way.
The Town of Nolensville will hold its Star Spangled Celebration on Saturday, July 3, featuring live music, food trucks and of course, fireworks.
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The Heritage Foundation of Williamson County on Monday hosted the grand opening celebration and a tour of the LeHew Mansion Center for Innovation in Franklin.
To argue that Pixar’s latest film, Luca, is simple validates its effectiveness.
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Beneath partly cloudy skies that helped to keep the temperatures at a reasonably level, scores of people turned out Saturday for two Juneteenth celebrations that happened in Franklin.
The Nolensville Fire Department will take over primary emergency response duties in the town of Nolensville on July 1, marking the historic transition in services from the Nolensville Volunteer Fire Department and in conjunction with department kickoff they will hold a blood drive.
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The Franklin Justice and Equity Coalition hosted its first Juneteenth gala to honor community leaders for their contributions to racial equality.
The Well Outreach food pantry will be holding a mobile food drive on Friday, June 25, at Spring Hill High School, and is inviting those in need and would-be volunteers to the regular event.
The Franklin Lions Club elected a new president and several officers at its annual awards banquet earlier this month at Connors Steak & Seafood in Cool Springs.
Williamson Medical Center has been named one of America’s 100 Best Hospitals for Patient Experience by the Women’s Choice Award, a national referral source for the best in health care.
Dancing Through the Decades, a community event that sees guests enjoy and dance to music from the 50s', 60s', 70s' and 80s', will return for its fourth annual outing on Saturday, June 19, after being absent in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Franklin became the ninth city in Tennessee to name a street after Martin Luther King Jr. when the city held a dedication Friday morning to rename Third Avenue North Extension after the Civil Rights leader.
The Heritage at Brentwood has announced Molly B. Mitchell as the National Institute for Fitness and Sports’ new Fitness Manager.
A variety of in-person and online events will take place next week at the Brentwood Library.
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The Morning Pointe Father's Day Car Show saw a bevy of car enthusiasts turn out to the Spring Hill assisted living home on Thursday, who delighted residents with a variety of classic and modern vehicles.
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When Ronald Crutcher began jotting down memories of his then 75 years of life and adventures in Williamson County and beyond, he thought his writings might be something his children and grandchildren could pick up and read from time to time.
The assisted living facility Morning Pointe of Spring Hill will be holding a Father's Day Car Show on Thursday, and invites Spring Hillians to both attend and partake in the car show.
Franklin teenagers can get a significant discount on the Franklin Transit Authority’s fixed routes through the summer months, according to a press release from the FTA.
Florida-based Huey Magoo’s plans 20 restaurants for area
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It’s being billed as “One Historic Celebration, Two Historic Locations,” and organizers of this year’s Juneteenth in Franklin believe the holiday will live up to the stated theme.
Those wishing to add a pet member to their family through adoption can do so at no cost Friday and Saturday at Williamson County Animal Center.
There is one thing dads never get enough of: pure, intentional relaxation. With Father’s Day right around the corner and only a few days left to grab a last minute gift for Dad, why not get him a massage?
The two-month countdown to the 2021 Williamson County Fair is underway, and admission and midway tickets are now available for purchase online.
“Coworking spaces was a good idea before COVID,” Newell, 38, said. “After COVID, it became a great idea.”
Arrington Fire and Rescue is mourning the loss one of their retired members, Firefighter and Engineer William "Bill" Armistead who died at the age of 53 on Friday.
The City of Brentwood welcomed its three newest firefighters who were sworn in during Monday night's Brentwood City Commission meeting.
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