Local students have a few days left to apply for the Williamson County Fair's annual scholarship.
Happy Spring! Leaves are emerging, flowers are blooming and grass is growing in leaps and bounds all over neighborhoods in Middle Tennessee.
featured
While the COVID-19 pandemic has temporarily halted in-person classes for the two locations of Family First Martial Arts, it has also led to an expansion of sorts for the 10-year-old business.
The tornadoes touched down in middle Tennessee early in the morning of March 3. There was very little warning. Not that there weren’t any weather alerts or sirens, but even for those who heard the warnings there was not much time. Some came within just minutes of serious injury and probable…
Yesterday, more than 70 people stepped up to support our work. We hope you'll consider doing the same.
While the streets were missing the usual chatter of shoppers, one familiar sound remained — a violin.
In 2013, when a move took us further away from our friends, we determined that we liked our cocktail time but hated the idea of designated drivers, so began having martinis over FaceTime, cheersing the camera and trying not to spill gin on the keyboard.
One Generation Away is partnering with 94-FM The Fish for a 17-hour Hope Happens Here Radiothon Tuesday and Wednesday to raise money to meet the ever-increasing need for food for neighbors in need.
If you’re now more frequently surrounded by barks, meows or chirps, enter our Employee of the Week contest for prizes.
In an effort to adhere to the Center of Disease Control and Prevention's recent recommendations to prevent and limit the spread of COVID-19, GraceWorks Ministries will be closed to the public Wednesday and will re-open Thursday with modified services through April 4.
Dear Valued Client,
There are disclaimers, of course, but at least a couple of restaurants/bars in downtown Franklin are welcoming guests to eat and drink Tuesday night in celebration of St. Patrick’s Day.
featured
Churches and other houses of worship across the country halted in-person services on Sunday in favor of online live-streamed services amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Kroger announced a $3 million commitment to rapidly deploy hunger-relief resources to communities disproportionately impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Heritage Foundation of Williamson County has rescheduled the 37th annual Main Street Festival that was to be held in late April in downtown Franklin to July in response to the COVID-19 virus outbreak.
UPDATE: As of Tuesday, all AMC movie theaters have closed for the time being as the coronavirus responses begin to grow across the globe.
Williamson County Parks and Recreation announced that they will cancel all organized programming and non-essential gatherings at all Recreation Centers and Parks effective March 14 due to COVID-19, also known as coronavirus, outbreak.
Franklin’s Hot Shots of Tennessee jump rope team leaped through Leap Day into 23 top-5 finishes in speed and freestyle events and brought home 41 ribbons from the American Jump Rope Federation Ohio Open held in Mason, Ohio, Feb. 29-March 1.
Eleven community members were sworn in as Williamson County Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) volunteers on Wednesday.
It’s been exactly 30 years since Dr. Elizabeth Harper Neeld wrote to the world about the tornado that touched down on her home and life in the Tennessee hills of Soddy-Daisy.
Through their involvement with Waves Inc., the 47-year-old nonprofit that helps individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, Bobby and Anna Brinker have a much easier family life.
High Hopes Development Center hosted Hats Off to High Hopes, its largest fundraiser for the past 22 years, at The Factory in Franklin Sunday.Taking a departure from its typical format, this year’s Hats Off was “Turning the Tables Edition,” with celebrity servers and local chefs enhancing the…
Centennial High School graduate Peyton Pisacane knows a thing or two about perseverance.
It has been written here previously (I’ve decided after nearly nine years, it’s OK to repeat myself on occasion) that when I moved to town 20-plus years ago, I asked a new friend about the local political landscape.
The weather’s looking ideal for outdoor activities this weekend, including Friday night’s Franklin Art Scene and Sunday’s first Kite Festival hosted by the Williamson County Parks and Recreation at the Franklin Recreation Complex.
Mississippian and Presbyterian minister Thomas Markham had a front row seat at some of the Civil War’s greatest events including the Vicksburg Siege, the fall of Atlanta and the Battle of Franklin.
Pointing to a rectangular piece of cedar that was painted and sealed in a shape of Tennessee and with the words “Franklin Tennessee” etched within it, Kevin Mills couldn’t help but show a little pride.
Before taking over as the new executive director for the Hard Bargain Association in January, Derrick Solomon thought his life’s path was pretty much paved.
Kroger is joining forces with the American Red Cross to provide aid to those affected by the tornadoes that impacted Middle Tennessee early Tuesday morning.
This Wednesday is March 4th, which, of course, sounds just like March Forth.
Emily Layton and Sydni Dicke are about three months in to their current positions with Williamson County CASA, both having started Dec. 2.
Commented
Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.