When Brinkmann’s Wine and Spirits opened their first location in 2008, owner Timothy Brinkmann said he never could have imagined what it would become or how it would grow.
After 25 years with the Franklin Fire Department, Lt. Jeff Moss will complete his final 24-hour shift at 6 a.m. Christmas Day.
Brad Fiscus, a member of the Williamson County Board of Education representing District 4, is big on variety.
Maury Regional Medical Center delivered gifts to 624 local children this year as part of its Holiday Hugs program, which has seen more than 10,000 gifts delivered to children since its creation more than 20 years ago.
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Longtime Home Page photographer Andy Collignon shares his experience photographing Monday night's appearance of the Star of Bethlehem.
In the same way that many local families make picking out a fresh cut Christmas tree from Santa’s Trees an annual tradition, it’s also a tradition for Santa’s Trees to give back to the Williamson County community that continues to support the seasonal business.
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Ramsey Solutions and its huge unmasked bash was the outlier in Williamson County.
At The Wealth Management Group, giving back is at the core of the company. Whether it’s providing comprehensive financial plans to clients or enabling members of the community to give charitably, WMG has a plan for everyone. The professionals at WMG are there to assist clients to address the…
Chris and Elaine Whitney moved from St. Louis, Missouri to Franklin, Tennessee in 2004 to start a church. Through their outreach in the community, they were unknowingly about to step into an entirely new responsibility and charitable journey.
In addition to checking under the tree for gifts on Christmas morning, pet lovers in Williamson County might also want to check their porch.
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Whether it be synthetic or real, thousands of Williamson County residents are sure to be setting up Christmas trees in their homes soon if they haven't already.
Children are most hilarious when they're not even trying to be funny. Art Linkletter demonstrated this in his classic TV show Kids Say the Darndest Things.
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For a Christmas ornament she designed for a project launched by the Tennessee Arts Commission through a partnership with first lady Maria Lee, Leiper’s Fork artist Anne Goetze knew she wanted it to depict the rural landscape of Williamson County.
Light Up The Hill, a city-wide holiday decoration contest organized by the Kiwanis Club of Spring Hill and Thompson's Station, has had its registration deadline extended for those still interested in competing. Prizes for the competition have also been announced for first, second and third p…
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If you were driving anywhere in Spring Hill Saturday afternoon, you might have happened upon a peculiar sight: nearly 20 bicyclists dressed as Santa Claus riding across the city.
For Ryan Thomas, bourbon is an art form. From the days of collecting bourbon all the way to opening his own distillery, he has found a way to not only intensify his love of bourbon, but also fulfill his dream of creating an inclusive, driven, close knit work environment that is often so hard…
The Nolensville Food Pantry is gearing up to provide 228 families with Christmas dinners and gifts on Saturday.
ALAN Wellness and Aesthetics offers one of the largest treatment selections in the industry. They provide facials, skin rejuvenation stimulation, injections, microneedling, laser skin tightening, laser hair removal, LED light therapy and more!
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Earlier this year, one of the best-selling items in the Tin Cottage’s online store was a notepad bearing the image of the rapper Snoop Dogg. The phrase Fo’ Scribbles, a riff on the rapper’s famous catchphrase, is printed at the bottom in a gothic font.
The Heritage Foundation of Williamson County and its division the Downtown Franklin Association have partnered with Visit Franklin and the city of Franklin to announce the “Window Wonderland” holiday store window display contest in conjunction with Holiday Magic on Main, presented by First C…
The Williamson County based restaurant group A. Marshall Hospitality will provide meals to families in need during the holiday season.
Looking for the perfect gift that shows your loved ones how much you care?
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The City of Brentwood held a virtual Christmas tree lighting on Monday night, continuing the city's tradition of kicking off the holidays with brightly-lit cheer.
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For the past three years or so, Oak View Elementary fifth-grader Ashby Brown has been bringing a holiday spirit to his Dallas Downs neighbors and beyond.
Either you're into Christmas music, or you're not. Me? I absolutely love when all you can hear on the radio are varying versions of "Jingle Bells."
The coronavirus pandemic may have placed a number of restrictions on planned activities this year, but the lights are shining once again for Franktown Open Hearts.
With the temperature dropping, ice cream flavors shifting toward holiday twists and Christmas music invading your Spotify playlists, it means that it's time to gather 'round the glowing screen and watch your favorite festive films.
The Gateway Chamber Orchestra, which had regularly performed at the Franklin Theatre until the coronavirus pandemic ended live shows for the time being, will be presenting a free streaming online musical event celebrating composer Ludwig van Beethoven's 250th birthday.
While the Thompson's Station Farmer's Market saw its last showing of the year back in October, organizers of the market will be holding one last event before the year's end: the Thompson's Station Holiday Market.
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It's been a tough year — and so many people could use a little extra help.
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Roughly 40 years ago, Johnny Simmons of Franklin planted a spruce evergreen tree in his front yard. His daughter, Sherry Willhelm, remembers that tree well throughout the years of growing up in her childhood home.
Hard Bargain Association partnered with the Live Like Ju Foundation to prepare Thanksgiving meals for 330 family members during a gathering Nov. 22 at Ty’s House in the Hard Bargain neighborhood in Franklin.
The Franklin Fire Department will host its 13th annual Franklin Firefighters' Christmas Toy and Clothing Drive this year.
As this year’s Small Business Saturday rolls around two days after Thanksgiving, many downtown Franklin merchants will offer special discounts, feature various promotions and participate in the “Window Wonderland” window display contest.
The busiest shopping day of the year has almost arrived, and while the ongoing coronavirus pandemic will likely see less shoppers hit the street this Friday, the amount of Black Friday deals remains just as large as ever.
As Thanksgiving approaches this year, the nation is being asked to scale back on gatherings with family and friends to help mitigate the spread of the coronavirus.
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Gov. Bill Lee and First Lady Maria Lee had their hands full Monday afternoon as they helped distribute Thanksgiving meals with The Well Outreach food pantry in Spring Hill.
Brentwood United Methodist Church will host an outdoor Christmas tree lighting on Dec. 6 as part of their Brentwood Christmas Village.
While the annual Christmas tree lighting in downtown Franklin typically draws scores of people to the town square for a celebration, the coronavirus pandemic has put a damper on the tradition this year.
Davis House Child Advocacy Center announced today a new holiday event called the Gingerbread Haus Spectacular.
From 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 21, the Vintage615 boutique store in Spring Hill will see old Saint Nick appear for free photo opportunities with kids and families.
GraceWorks, One Generation Away and The Well Outreach are teaming up to provide food for struggling families with a Thanksgiving meal.
The Williamson County Animal Center and Darrell Waltrip Subaru in Franklin are teaming up for “Share the Love,” a holiday sales event Nov. 19 through Jan. 4.
The City of Brentwood will host a variety of holiday events including the annual Christmas tree lighting which will be held virtually this year.
The Tennessee Department of Agriculture now has a tool to find your Christmas tree from a local farm.
Nolensville canceled its newly announced Merry and Bright Hometown Holiday Parade due to surges in cases of COVID-19, but will continue the Merry and Bright Hometown Holiday Decorating Contest in December.
The Spring Hill Vitality School of Dance will be performing a live dance showcase on Dec. 11 called the 2020 Winter Dance Showcase, with 100 percent of all admission proceeds going towards The Well Outreach food pantry in Spring Hill.
The National Fire Protection Association is reminding individuals and families to take precautions in the kitchen when gathering for Thanksgiving.
The Lotz House will host reenactors from the 33rd Alabama regiment on Friday and Saturday, Dec. 4-5, in the Fourth Annual Living History event.
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Following Tennessee’s single worst week in terms of COVID-19 cases and deaths, as well as an average of 136 cases per day for the past two weeks in Williamson County, the chief medical officer at Maury Regional Medical Center is urging Middle Tennesseans to practice caution as the holiday se…
Nolensville will host the second annual Merry and Bright Hometown Holiday Parade and Hometown Holiday Decorating Contest in December.
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