Waves Inc. has announced the launch of its new podcast, Waves of Awareness, set to begin Wednesday as a platform for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to share their lives with the community while also creating job skill development opportunities.
It has not gone unnoticed by me that, when I go to retrieve the daily newspaper from the driveway, I have no neighbors doing the same.
A former newspaper journalist has been hired as communications manager for One Generation Away, a Franklin-based nonprofit that distributes healthy foods to families throughout Middle Tennessee that currently do not have access to food sources due to economic and physical barriers.
Previous Franklin mayors who served throughout a total span of 34 years will be special guests for the next Breakfast with the Mayors Tuesday, Jan. 25, at Rolling Hills Community Church on Columbia Avenue.
The Westhaven Foundation, a philanthropic nonprofit organization run by residents at Southern Land Company’s Westhaven community in Franklin, presented Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt a check for $38,371.
Anthony Hendricks from The Public Franklin will give an informational talk on the history of race and racism and how it applies to modern context Sunday, Jan. 30, from 2-4 p.m. at the Williamson County Public Library in Franklin.
The City of Brentwood will host a public meeting about a new roundabout at the intersection of Murray Lane and Holly Tree Gap Road.
Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson will be the guest speaker for next week's League of Women Voters of Williamson County presentation.
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Mere weeks after resuming service connecting Nashville and London, British Airways will discontinue the flights until the summer.
Williamson Medical Center has added a new internal medicine physician to its staff of doctors at Williamson Medical Group
Brentwood Fire and Rescue will offer free cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) classes in February.
The Well Outreach food pantry in Spring Hill will be hosting a Valentine's Gala called the Shine Gala next month on Feb. 12 at the Factory at Franklin.
Historic First Missionary Baptist Church, which has hosted the Martin Luther King Jr. Day event for more than 20 years, will join with its community partners for this year’s event with the theme “Where Do We Go from Here?”
During the holiday season, my older son enjoys reading our past Christmas letters, many of which are now in a hard bound book my wife had made a few years ago.
The Franklin-based Provision CARES Proton Therapy Nashville has been accredited by the American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) through APEx – Accreditation Program for Excellence®.
All funds raised will go to My Friend’s House operating budget and to retire the debt on a new home built in 2019.
Happy New Year! And what a year it has been so far.
During the first week of National Blood Donor Month, Blood Assurance is experiencing a sharp increase in cancellations due to the COVID-19 Omicron variant and winter weather.
Update (8 p.m. 1/7/22): The photo walk has been postponed to Saturday, Jan. 15, due to inclimate weather. Original Story: The Artist Guild of Nolensville will host a photo walk on Saturday for local photographers, painters or any creatively curious person of any skill or experience level. T…
Following two major flooding events last year and recent tornadoes in and around Humphreys County, Franklin-based food distribution nonprofit One Generation Away is kicking off its two-year disaster relief campaign for weather-impacted areas with a distribution in Dickson this week.
On New Year’s Eve we drove around with the top down on the Miata to view fireworks. On Saturday we rode to the park with the top down again, and walked our laps in short sleeves. Now, this is my idea of winter!
With the holidays having ended for another year, it can be difficult for many people to get back in the groove of their normal routine.
The Franklin Police Department recognized a longtime retiring officer and promoted five FPD staff members in December.
Joel Coen’s latest is playing at the Belcourt and AMC Thoroughbred 20.
There will undoubtedly be end-of-year retrospectives and “best-of” lists as we bid farewell to 2021, the year that was supposed to bring us out of the stress of 2020.
Williamson Medical Center Foundation collected approximately 200 pairs of crutches during the “Crutch it Forward” campaign thanks to generous community donations, per a release.
Members of the Williamson County Family and Community Education Clubs were presented with the 2020 “Spirit of FCL” award by the Tennessee Association for Family and Community Education (TAFCE) during its 2021 conference held in Cool Springs in November.
When Michael Ward and Michael Stainbrook first met each other eight years ago, they never thought their friendship would one day lead them to the liquor industry.
For 13 years, the home of Laura and John Grzegorczyk has been a regular place for sightseeing due to its extravagant Christmas light show, all synced to a radio broadcast of Christmas music on 87.9 FM.
The Franklin Police Department filled toy boxes for 10 Franklin families this year as part of the 2021 Kristi and Carter Oakley FPD Christmas Toy Drive.
The Williamson County Performing Arts Center at Academy Park and Williamson County Parks and Recreation department have announced auditions for Nunsense, the first theatrical performance produced entirely by the Williamson County Performing Arts Center.
For the fifth year, the Williamson Medical Center Foundation has been selected by Darrell Waltrip Subaru as a beneficiary of the 2021 Share the Love event.
When I was a young boy, there was a common saying among folks of my parents’ generation:
The Franklin Fire Department collected enough toys and clothes for 200 children in Franklin and Fairview as part of the 14th annual toy and clothing drive.
The MCU’s web-slinging extravaganza is now playing in theaters everywhere.
Williamson County residents who adopt from the county’s Animal Center between Saturday and Christmas Eve can have “Santa’s helpers” bring their new pet to them at no additional charge.
When Franklin filmmaker Greg Pope began writing a script for what would become his fantasy/sci-fi thriller released earlier this year, he envisioned a cast of boys.
My family has lived in Spring Hill for 18 years and I cannot recall the life and loss of someone having the kind of impact on our community that Austin Corbett's life and early death has had.
An estimated crowd of more than 70,000 locals and visitors took to the streets in downtown Franklin Sunday for the Heritage Foundation of Williamson County’s 36th annual Dickens of a Christmas, likely setting a record for single-day attendance at the event.
For now, it’s still a dream.
Adoptable animals at Williamson County Animal Center and Metro Animal Care and Control in Nashville are hopeful that Christmas Eve will find them amongst presents by the tree.
While threatening weather led to the cancellation of Saturday’s Dickens of a Christmas, Sunday’s extended schedule may have more than up for any disappointment over missing a day.
Five Franklin Police officers were recently recognized for their professional accomplishments in traffic safety and DUI enforcement.
The Leiper's Fork Christmas Parade drew hundreds of people on Sunday, one day after it was rescheduled from Saturday following early morning storms that impacted the county and region.
You may think you know Frank Capra’s 1946 film It’s A Wonderful Life by heart.
A Christmas tree stands naked in our family room.
The 36th annual Dickens of a Christmas scheduled for this weekend in downtown Franklin will be canceled for Saturday due to inclement weather from overnight and a persistent threat of high winds to possibly continue through the day, but will continue with extended hours on Sunday.
The Morris Heithcock Lodge of the Fraternal Order of Police held their annual holiday shop with a cop event at the Franklin Walmart on the morning of Sunday, Dec.5, where they provided clothing, toys and more for 156 children and families.
The threat of rain and storms that could linger into Saturday morning has led festival officials to delay the start of the 36th annual Dickens of a Christmas to noon Saturday with an opening ceremony.
The Lotz House is hosting a Christmas Candlelight Tour at the historic home Friday and Saturday through Dec. 18 from 5:30-7:30 p.m.
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