The John P. Holt Brentwood Library is hosting a variety of events this week. See the full list of events below.
The Williamson County Fair has once again been recognized among the best internationally for excellence and innovation at the 2021 Fair, according to a press release.
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The Franklin Fire Department is investigating and early morning fire that damaged a condominium on Thanksgiving, causing an estimated $50,000 in damage.
The Brentwood City Commission unanimously approved a new zoning district on Monday.
The state of Tennessee is suing Hardaway Construction Corp. and its insurers over a fire that damaged the newly reopened John Sevier Building last year.
After having to halt its in-person events due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Spring Hill Public Library has returned to hosting a wide range of events, and announced this week its lineup for the month of December.
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Williamson Medical Center (WMC) in Franklin has seen a spike in its number of COVID-19 inpatients, with the hospital treating 14 patients for the virus as of Tuesday, Nov. 23.
The state of Tennessee is reminding Tennesseans to practice safe cooking habits for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday.
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The Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted last week to alter the city's agriculture zoning districts to allow for the construction of one single-family home per 15 acres, with an exception made for properties smaller than 15 acres.
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Of the five large industrial buildings, three of them are proposed to be constructed at the intersection of Beechcroft Road and Cleburne Road, and total 949,050 square feet.
Eleven Tennessee attorneys have applied to be the state’s next Supreme Court justice.
Spring Hill's Grecian Family Restaurant will be kicking off its fourth annual charitable Thanksgiving event this Thursday, offering a free Thanksgiving meal all day to those in need.
The Franklin Police Department is seeking the public's help identifying a person they said is wanted in connection with a theft from a Franklin home on Tuesday, Nov. 9.
After 20 months, Gov. Lee is stripping back the remaining provisions of his pandemic-era executive orders.
Tennessee Department of Veterans Services Deputy Commissioner Michael Scholes, a retired U.S. Army brigadier general, spoke at the Old Natchez Country Club this week to advocate for greater outreach and support for Tennessee's veterans.
The Build Back Better Act, a sweeping $1.9 trillion bill aimed at improving the United States' social safety nets, saw the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) Thursday conclude that the bill would increase the country's deficit by $367 billion over a 10-year period.
The Nolensville Police Department will host a Fraud and Scam Prevention Seminar in conjunction with the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Nashville field office.
Downtown Franklin is gearing up for two full days of Victorian and Dickens-inspired celebrations as the Heritage Foundation of Williamson County hosts its 36th annual Dickens of a Christmas Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 11-12.
Tennessee's unemployment rate for the month of October was revealed on Thursday to have dropped to 4.2 percent, the single-lowest monthly unemployment rate since the onset of the pandemic.
End Slavery Tennessee held a community program, Technology, Trafficking and Teens, at the Brentwood Library on Wednesday evening, offering parents and teens information and resources to protect against the threat of human trafficking.
The Franklin Band took its 2021 show “Lucy!” to the Bands of America (BOA) Grand National Championships at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis Friday and Saturday, competing in a field of 98 high school marching bands from across the country.
When her two young children started showing fear at bedtime and waking up through the night, Franklin resident Kathleen Davis searched high and low for a book that might help.
Following the Maury County Gun Club's annual Shoot for a Cure competition late last month, the group announced on Wednesday that $11,260 has been raised for the Maury Health Care Foundation, with the proceeds going toward helping breast cancer patients.
Tennessee emerged as the winner in a nationwide scramble to attract more than $5.6 billion in investment from Ford Motor Co. and SK Innovation, a South Korean battery maker, to manufacture electric vehicles and batteries on a tract of land 40 miles northeast of downtown Memphis.
The Franklin Fire Department responded to a fire at the Mallory Lane Walmart on Wednesday morning.
The Tennessee Department of Transportation is suspending construction-related road closures for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday.
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Long considered a key component of the American Dream, homeownership is quickly growing out of reach for many lower-income Williamson County residents, with the county exhibiting some of the most drastic increases in housing costs in the entire state.
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The company plans to accomplish this by way of a future location to open on the second story of 99 East Main Street downtown with 16,700 square feet above Salons By JC and others.
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Michael D. Mosely, who is accused of killing two Williamson County men and injuring another in December 2019, was scheduled to face trial on Monday.
While the city of Spring Hill has had its Adopt-a-Street program for years - a program that sees groups commit to keeping a particular piece of roadway clean - results have been mixed, at least according to Alderman Jason Cox.
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A Franklin-based, national nonprofit that supports the families of food-industry employees is launching a campaign to raise awareness about these families' needs amid the pandemic economy.
A Nashville and a Madison man were arrested on Sunday, Nov. 7, after police said that they robbed Home Depot with the use of an electroshock weapon.
The city of Spring Hill is currently seeking qualified applicants for its newest governing body, the Industrial Development Board.
Gov. Bill Lee’s chief of staff Blake Harris is leaving to work on Lee’s reelection and other Republican campaigns.
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Around 30 people - the majority of them residents of Williamson County - gathered in front of the Tennessee State Capitol Wednesday night, all of them sharing a common goal: to urge the Gallatin Police Department to launch a new investigation into the death of Grant Solomon.
Flood Ready Tennessee, a group of Tennessee mayors, emergency managers, homeowners and business leaders advocating for a state-wide flood preparedness plan, announced recently that Franklin Mayor Ken Moore has joined the coalition.
A 24-year-old man pleaded guilty to the statutory rape of a 16-year-old Franklin girl in 2020.
After a short delay in receiving the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for children, the Williamson County Health Department began administering the vaccine to children aged 5-11 on Wednesday.
A Williamson County Schools bus was rear-ended on Wednesday morning resulting in injuries to the school bus driver and the driver of the other vehicle, but no injuries to students.
This week, Williamson Medical Center launched a new campaign called "Crutch it Forward" as a means to solicit donations of crutches to help offset a shortage onset by the ongoing supply chain crisis.
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State Rep. Glen Casada, who represents eastern Williamson County, announced on Wednesday that he would not seek re-election in 2022, marking the end of his almost 20-year career in the state legislature.
State Sen. Mike Bell (R-Riceville), chair of the powerful Senate Judiciary Committee, announced Monday that he would not seek re-election in 2022.
The Governor’s Council for Judicial Appointments is now accepting applications for the Tennessee Supreme Court seat left vacant by the death of Justice Cornelia Clark.
The Franklin Police Department is seeking the public's help in identifying a man they said broke into several vehicle in the Ralston Glen neighborhood.
Those in need of food and would-be volunteers are invited to join The Well Outreach food pantry this Saturday for a mobile food drive at Spring Hill High School.
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On Monday, Sen. Marsha Blackburn spoke to recent ongoings in the President Joe Biden administration following a meeting with Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson.
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The campaigns are behind them and dress rehearsals have been completed.
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The rally is scheduled to be held in front of the State Capitol Wednesday at 5 p.m., and comes shortly after an online petition demanding police reopen an investigation into Grant's death received 5,000 signatures.
To commemorate Veterans Day, Blood Assurance will salute the nation’s heroes this upcoming week by donating money to The Blood Center of America’s Special Forces Wounded Warrior Fund (SFWWF).
Two Williamson County law enforcement officials are among the two dozen people who graduated from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation's State Academy this month.
Tennessee's state of emergency has been extended once again by Gov. Bill Lee, who announced the extension Friday afternoon.
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