Blood Assurance has named Dr. Ted Kieffer as its new regional medical director in Middle Tennessee.

The Nashville Predators and American Red Cross will be hosting multiple blood drives in Brentwood next week. 

Deborah Varallo, president of the Varallo Public Relations firm she founded 30 years ago, will be the featured speaker at next Tuesday’s FrankTalks lecture at the Eastern Flank Park event facility in Franklin.

As the annual Williamson County Fair quickly approaches, fairgoers are encouraged to save time and money by buying tickets online. 

PFLAG and TEP held the first-ever Franklin Pride celebration at Harlinsdale Farm on Saturday. 

The Brentwood Franklin Woman’s Service Club is holding its annual ornament sale, which will benefit the arts, conservation, education, home life, international outreach and public issues in the community.

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The Southern-inspired flavors and seasonally driven ingredients that launched Hattie Jane’s Creamery into the fastest-growing small-batch craft ice cream brand in Middle Tennessee will be available for nationwide shipping on Aug. 1.

Raising Cane’s will operate on White Bridge Road site last home to Wendy’s

Tennessee’s Ag Tag license plate hit the streets 25 years ago, and thanks to citizens who support agriculture in this way, 2021 has been a record-breaking year.

Blood Assurance, the Chattanooga-based nonprofit blood center serving more than 70 health care facilities across five states, will add one more donor center when it opens its new facility in Franklin in mid-August.

Three-year deal will allow concerts to resume at Schermerhorn after pandemic-related layoffs

Smyrna-based Contour Airlines announced Wednesday that it has finalized details for its previously planned service connecting Nashville and Indianapolis.

Officials with Whataburger have announced that by 2022’s conclusion, eight of the burger-and-fry-focused fast-food eateries will be open in the Nashville area, joining a sister operation that will be operational this fall in Hermitage.

Health Connect America, a Franklin-based provider of mental and behavioral health services, has recently introduced a program that helps individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities gain skills to create more personal independence.

The Williamson County Parks and Recreation department is hosting a variety of art, dance, music and general recreation programs for children, teens, adults and seniors at recreation centers across the county.

Considered by many to be “the best night out all year,” Wine Down Main Street returns to downtown Franklin Saturday, Nov. 6, from 7-10 p.m.

By day, Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson is all about fiscal management, committee meetings and plenty of public appearances.

A weekly summary of the most recent property transfers in Williamson County.

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the rehabilitation and reopening of the historic Franklin Theatre, the Heritage Foundation of Williamson County is inviting fans and supporters to a night of celebration Saturday, Aug. 7.

Think about the last person who inspired you.

The city of Franklin is poised to become the first Tennessee Smart Yards Community as it is working toward certification through the University of Tennessee Extension Smart Yards program.