Cloverland Park Senior Living celebrated its official "Grand Opening" Thursday with a Roaring ‘20s-themed party.

It’s just nearing the first month of summer break, and we know it is a challenge to keep the kids busy. And even more so, it can be tough to do it without totally breaking the bank. 

Unite Williamson hosted an interfaith prayer, “Remembering Victims of Violence,” Wednesday evening at the Historic Sanctuary at Franklin First United Methodist Church in downtown Franklin.

On Wednesday night, the historic Franklin Theatre hosted the Middle Tennessee premiere of Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis.

There's a reason we never saw footage from Rochelle, Rochelle, the fictional movie from Seinfeld. 

Williamson County movie fans will get a rare opportunity Tuesday, June 28. 

One of Williamson County's longest running events, the Bethlehem United Methodist Church’s Fish Fry returns July 15 for its 47th year on the grounds of the Grassland church at 2419 Bethlehem Loop Road off Hillsboro Road.

The Franklin Justice and Equity Coalition (FJEC), established in June 2020, hosted a Juneteenth Celebration in Franklin Public Square this past Saturday.

The Brentwood Historic Commission met Friday morning in part to discuss the progress of the barn restoration on the historic Owen-Primm House property. 

When Travis Cottrell relocated from Jackson, Tennessee in mid-2020 to become worship pastor at the main campus of the multi-site, 13,000-member Brentwood Baptist Church, he said “it felt like home immediately.”  

Local children’s author Marsha Carroll will be at the Williamson County Animal Center Thursday, June 30, to read The Adventures of Rembrandt the Tuxedo Cat, a book she wrote for young children to emphasize the power of kindness and compassion.

Southwest Airlines has announced two new nonstop flights from Nashville International Airport.

When school is out, it can be tough to keep the kids busy. And even more so, it can be tough to do it without totally breaking the bank. 

The Williamson County Performing Arts Center at Academy Park and Williamson County Parks and Recreation department have announced auditions for The Marvelous Wonderettes, the Williamson County Performing Arts Center’s 2022 fall production.

The African American Heritage Society of Williamson County will be holding a Juneteenth ceremony Monday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the McLemore House Museum in the Hard Bargain neighborhood of Franklin.

Brentwood's first inclusive playground is on schedule and could open as early as August.

The city of Franklin is paying tribute to esteemed Tennessee Supreme Court Justice Cornelia A. Clark with an honorary street naming of Fourth Avenue in downtown Franklin Tuesday at 9 a.m. at the intersection of Fourth and Martin Luther King avenues. 

Now that the yellow signs are no longer dotting the yards and neighbors aren’t lining up to have their say at City Hall, the Heritage Foundation of Williamson County is again moving forward with its plans for Franklin Grove Estate and Gardens. 

To top off a weekend of activities commemorating Juneteenth, the Franklin Justice and Equity Coalition is joining with Franklin First United Methodist Church to hold the city’s first “Emancipation Worship Service” Sunday morning at 8:30.

I think our Echo Dot has developed some kind of personality disorder, because Alexa’s tone has become rather snarky and sarcastic. For the first few years, she was polite and helpful, but recently she has been displaying an attitude that is worse than a bored, hungry and sulking teenager gro…

The Brentwood Academy Singers opened for the Nashville Symphony on Sunday evening as part of Brentwood's 2022 Summer Concert Series, one of their biggest public performances to date and the last performance for a group for seven seniors.

The Williamson County Democratic Party partnered with Change TN and Indivisible Tennessee to host a "Meet the Candidates" picnic in Strahl Park Saturday afternoon.

When I first heard about the murders at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, my inclination was to immediately write a column and send it to my editor, Rebekah.

Williamson Medical Center’s longstanding neighbor and community partner Darrell Waltrip Automotive Group has signed on as the Williamson Medical Center Foundation’s first capital campaign corporate donor. 

The League of Women Voters of Williamson County will hold its next program on June 15 featuring guest speaker Brentwood Police Chief Richard Hickey. 

When school is out, it can be tough to keep the kids busy. And even more so, it can be tough to do it without totally breaking the bank. 

For a change this month, FrankTalks might be known as FrankWalks.

As Blood Assurance phlebotomists draw blood on Tuesday, June 14, their donors will get to decide which top box office draw they want to see, thanks to a complimentary movie ticket.

Habitat for Humanity Williamson-Maury will receive a grant of $20,000 from Franklin-based Schneider Electric to install site-located, solar energy systems for homes in Columbia. 

A week after releasing details and a rendering for how the Factory at Franklin’s interior will take shape, the company that owns the property shared plans Tuesday for how the site will look on the outside.

The Brentwood Academy Singers have been performing for more than three decades.

Before Michael Cooper launched a fun career, he enjoyed a fun hobby.

Pennsylvania convenience market chain Wawa is eyeing a Nashville presence by 2025.

Dalamar Homes held its annual Hope House ribbon cutting Monday in Nolensville. 

I have some reliable insider information about heaven to share that I believe you’ll find encouraging. A number of these benefits and perks may incentivize your perseverance while you are presently confined to your earth suit.

The 23rd Annual Andrews Cadillac Firecracker 5K/10K and Luken Kids Fun Run 1K will be a bittersweet one for longtime runners and spectators alike.

Franklin’s newest liquor store, Barrels & Brews, is celebrating its grand opening Saturday with an event open to the community from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.

A luxury bus service is launching its first route in June between Washington, D.C., and Nashville.  

The Arc Williamson County is hosting its 17th annual Author!Author! luncheon on Monday, June 20, beginning at 11:30 a.m. at Temple Hills Country Club in Franklin. 

The Men of St. Paul group has received the 10th Ed Moody Award of Excellence from the Boys and Girls Clubs of Middle Tennessee, joining a list of recipients covering a wide range of backgrounds.

The 3rd Annual Destin Legieza Remembrance Ride will take place on June 18 in honor of the late Brentwood Police officer who was killed in 2020, this time with an expanded event.

With great pleasure, today I give you my fifth annual summer reading list, joining the throngs of columnists, bloggers, podcasters and general reading enthusiasts who believe when the weather turns warm and/or you’re heading to the beach, mountains or some other getaway, it won’t be complete…

When school is out, it can be tough to keep the kids busy. And even more so, it can be tough to do it without totally breaking the bank.

The Movie Gang, Williamson County's cinematic event group, will make its grand return to The Franklin Theatre in July.