High Hopes Development Center raised more than $125,000 at its Hats Off to High Hopes held earlier this month at Graystone Quarry. 

The Battle of Franklin Trust will continue its annual tradition of displaying luminaries at the Carter House and Carnton at dusk next Tuesday to honor the casualties inflicted during the Battle of Franklin 157 years ago.

When the calendar flips to November, many of our thoughts turn to Thanksgiving and the upcoming holiday season.

Until recently, I knew very little about the supply chain.  

The public is invited as CoolSprings Galleria holds a celebration Saturday at 1 p.m. for the completion of Franklin’s newest original mural.

When you misspell something during a Google search you'll get a message that says "Did you mean?" and it offers a corrected approximation of your intent. 

In Jane Campion’s new film The Power of the Dog, being a man means many things.

Rolling Hills Community Church was filled with volunteers and the volunteer spirit Tuesday night as Franklin Tomorrow hosted its 15th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards.

It is not lost on me that, when I ask a rhetorical question like, “How in the world did it get to be Thanksgiving?”, I am mouthing a variation on the platitudes heard in the commercials in which people are trying to keep from becoming their parents.  

The Oscar hopeful is playing wide now

Friends of the Williamson County Public Library will host its quarterly book sale Friday through Sunday at the main branch of Williamson County Public Library. 

Some 40 to 50 downtown Franklin residents and others met with staff from the Heritage Foundation of Williamson County to see and learn more about the organization’s updated proposed site plan for Franklin Grove Estate & Gardens, the former O’More College of Design property located at the…

In the Bible, before his crucifixion, Jesus Christ enters the Garden of Gethsemane to pray.

In early 2020, Thompson’s Station teenager Elijah Browning received a phone call that had him pinching himself to make sure it was real.

Six months ago, the African American Heritage Society of Williamson County entered into an option to purchase the historic Merrill-Williams House at 264 Natchez St. in Franklin. 

End Slavery Tennessee will host the program Technology, Trafficking and Teens next week to address the dangers of trafficking and what parents and teens need to know to stay safe on and offline.

The nominees have been announced for the 15th annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards, which will be held Tuesday, Nov. 16, at 6 p.m. at Rolling Hills Community Church in Franklin.

The Franklin Theatre is ready for the holidays — more than ready, in fact.

You might be familiar with the old saying, “politics makes strange bedfellows.” 

Main Street in downtown Franklin will be well-trodden this weekend as the monthly Franklin Art Scene takes place Friday evening and the 20th anniversary of Wine Down Main Street is held Saturday night.

Airline will offer service via BNA and LaGuardia starting in March 2022

The Tennis Store of Franklin, located at 545 Cool Springs Blvd., has recently changed ownership.

Finch might be best described as what would happen if Cormac McCarthy’s The Road starred Short Circuit’s Johnny 5.

Nominations have been received for the 15th annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards, which will be held Tuesday, Nov. 16, at 6 p.m. at Rolling Hills Community Church in Franklin.

Petition to save property spikes 300 signatures in under a week

Real estate developer AJ Capital Partners, whose summer purchase of the property home to live music club Exit/In caused some residents to worry about the future of the venue, has applied for a historic landmark overlay at the site — a Metro designation that would make it more difficult to ma…

Damp and cool weather kept attendance down, but officials with the Heritage Foundation of Williamson County were nevertheless pleased with the enthusiasm they witnessed at the 36th annual PumpkinFest in downtown Franklin Saturday. 

Attendees and prospective donors at the annual 21st District Recovery Court Community Breakfast are accustomed to hearing the success stories of participants who have graduated from the program that dates back 20 years.

Jimmy Dugan, the acerbic girls’ baseball team manager played by Tom Hanks in the 1992 movie, “A League of Their Own,” famously said, “There’s no crying in baseball.” 

It’s Halloween weekend, and with the holiday falling on a Sunday it could get a bit confusing knowing whether to celebrate on Oct. 31 — a school night — or on Saturday.

One month after the Williamson County Board of Commissioners approved a lease-agreement on a piece of property for FrankTown Open Hearts, officials with the organization gathered Wednesday afternoon with board members, nonprofit partners and others to hold a campaign kickoff of sorts for wha…