The Williamson County Foster & Adoption Care Association, a nonprofit founded in May 2018, is in the process of collecting new toys for an upcoming foster care Christmas party that will be held for foster children in Williamson, Davidson and Rutherford counties.
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The Williamson County Schools Board of Education voted unanimously Monday night to approve an incentive bonus for substitute teachers, but several members stressed the need to up the ante even more in the way of a pay increase.
According to a report on SecurityBaron.com, which used crime data compiled by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Nolensville has been ranked as the 12th safest town in tennessee. This puts the town one spot ahead of Franklin, eight behind Brentwood and six behind Spring Hill.
With the first public impeachment hearings against President Donald Trump beginning on Wednesday, government leaders continue to be split across party lines as to whether Trump had committed an impeachable offense. One such leader is U.S. Rep. Mark Green.
With the 2020 Presidential Election less than a year away, the Williamson County Election Commission is announcing significant changes in how voters in the county will cast ballots on Election Day beginning early next year.
Opening its doors to adolescent victims of abuse back in September of 2000, Davis House Child Advocacy Center has remained true to its mission of helping abused or neglected children - as well as holding perpetrators responsible - for nearly 20 years.
The Nolensville Planning Commission met on Tuesday night where they approved a site plan for an addition to the Sunset Middle School Auditorium, All God’s Children Site Plan Review Facade Update and deferred several items.
The Williamson County Commission on Tuesday approved a tax increment financing program for Mitsubishi Motors ahead of the company's headquarters move from Cypress, California to Franklin. The program will save Mitsubishi $31,074 in taxes annually over the next decade.
With consumer drones reaching sales in the millions, it's likely that many Williamson County residents have had a live music or sporting event disturbed once or twice — be it at this year's Pilgrimage Music Fest in Franklin, or at the Graystone Quarry in Thompson's Station.
As winter fast approaches, many of Williamson County’s homeless residents will find themselves headed north up to Nashville, as Williamson County lacks any permanent homeless shelters.
Local craft brewer Mill Creek Brewing Co. is shutting down and filing for bankruptcy protection after four years in business — the first Nashville-area such business to cease operations since the post 2013 explosion of the local craft beer scene.
Nolensville Board of Mayor and Alderman met for their November meeting on Thursday where they passed the first reading of the proposed noise ordinance that has been a hot topic for several months.
Williamson County residents may see their first snowfall of the year Monday night as the National Weather Service (NWS) has predicted a "light snow" to fall later Monday evening through Tuesday morning. Issuing a Hazardous Weather Outlook for the county, temperatures are expected to drop int…
A man is facing charges of rape and resisting arrest after allegedly sexually assaulting a 77 year-old Spring Hill woman in her home. The suspect, Santiago Garcia Cornejo, was at the victim’s home to repair the woman’s drywall when the alleged incident occurred on July 27.
Public schools in Williamson County will be open Monday, Veterans Day, but most will be honoring those who have served in the military through breakfast invitations, special programs and, perhaps most notably, participation in the Franklin Veterans Day Parade.
As of February of this year, the popular social media app TikTok has seen more than one billion downloads globally, and is used by roughly one in every eight adults aged 18 - 24 in the United States. Developed by the Chinese company Bytedance, the app has come under fire for its data collect…
The future of the Nolensville Volunteer Fire Department has been a topic of discussion for some time — especially around the possibility of a full-time paid chief, something that is on hold while the town assess concerns with the town’s insurance company.
A new study from the personal finance website Wallethub has found Tennessee to have the single highest percentage of overweight children in the country, and the fourth "fattest state" in the country overall. Comparing states using three main categories; obesity and overweight prevalence, hea…
Ragsdale Road is closed due to an accident involving a semi that has crashed off the roadway into trees, according to an alert from the City of Brentwood.
A Williamson County school teacher has recently had her first book published, with more to follow in what is known as the Crescent City series.
The U.S. House voted Friday morning to approve a bill that would see the Department of Treasury mint and issue up to 400,000 $1 silver coins in honor of women gaining the right to vote just more than 100 years ago in 1918.
Home Page Media Group Publisher Kelly Gilfillan won the 2019 Publisher of the Year Award at the LION Publishers inaugural award ceremony.
Williamson County residents may be in for an icy evening Thursday as the National Weather Service (NWS) issued a Freeze Watch Wednesday afternoon for the entire Middle Tennessee area — Williamson, Maury and Davidson counties included.
U.S. Sen. Marsha Blackburn called for the end of flavored vaping products Tuesday afternoon amid continued reports of vaping-related illnesses across the country. As of Oct. 22, 34 people have died due to vaping-related illnesses, with two of those cases coming from Tennessee.
Former FBI Director James Comey was a featured guest at this year's Politicon in Nashville, who during a speaking panel on Saturday recalled his first meetings with then President-elect Donald Trump shortly after the 2016 election.
Often called the "Coachella of politics," Politicon saw a swath of political influencers discuss and debate a litany of topics at the Music City Center in Nasvhille over the weekend. Among those debating were conservative talk show host Sean Hannity and lawyer and political commentator James…
Medicare for All is among one of the most highly discussed topics in America today, and has been fiercely debated during the ongoing Democratic debates. One local venue that saw the topic discussed and debated upon recently was Politicon in Nashville - called the "Comic-Con for politics," Sa…
The threat of heavier rains and high winds led to the early closing of Saturday’s Pumpkinfest in downtown Franklin, but the festival was well-attended leading up to the cancelation.
It’ll begin with Friday night football games and then spread throughout Saturday and any outdoor activities scheduled for that day.
The Department of Justice’s United States Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York announced the arrest of 18 people who the DOJ alleges participated in an international conspiracy to commit a variety of offenses, including access device fraud, wire fraud, bank fraud and aggra…
The fifth annual Politicon, which has been described as the “Comic-Con” of politics,” is set and ready to kick off this Saturday at the Nashville Music Center. Featuring guests such as former FBI Director James Comey, Conservative Political Commentator Sean Hannity, Former U.S. Sen. Al Frank…
A major change to e-book access for public libraries will take effect on Nov. 1 after Macmillan Publishers decided to impose an eight-week embargo on newly released e-books.
The Spring Hill chapter of the United Auto Workers (UAW) union shot down the proposed tentative agreement with General Motors (GM) Monday night with a narrow vote of 1,486 members for the agreement, and 1,527 against. Skilled trade workers, on the other hand, voted in favor of the agreement …
When it comes to the yearly calendar for Williamson County Schools, there is always a disclaimer.
Last week, Williamson County commissioners voted to increase the education impact fee - a one-time fee placed on all new residential construction for the purpose of funding new schools - by up to 20% in some cases.
Some 430 people turned out Saturday morning for the second annual Unite Williamson prayer breakfast at the Eastern Flank Battlefield Park in Franklin, featuring several faith leaders from the area speaking to the event’s theme, “Rooted in Love.”
A Texas burger chain plans to open a new location in the Hill Center in Brentwood next year.
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This story was edited on 10/17/19 to correct an error in which the Home Page incorrectly wrote Grimm had campaigned on a single-payer healthcare system during her 2018 State Senate campaign. Grimm instead ran on expanding Medicaid.
The Nolensville Volunteer Fire Department responded to a single-vehicle accident on Rock Springs Road Monday evening.
The Williamson County Commission voted 19 – 1 Monday night to increase its education impact fee amounts across the board, raising costs to home builders as much as 20 percent in some cases.
U.S. Rep. Mark Green stopped by the child advocacy center Davis House on Thursday where Executive Director Marcus Stamps gave the U.S. representative an inside look at how the nonprofit continues to serve its mission of combating child abuse.
STORY BY MITCHELL STEPHENSON | PHOTOS BY CARL EDMONDSON, JR. The Page Patriots hosted the Nolensville Lady Knights in this Division I Class AA, Region 6, District 11 match-up. Page entered the contest 6-5-2 overall record, and 2-1-1 in district action. Nolensville came into the contest 11-1-1 overall, and a district record of 7-0. Both …
STORY BY CHARLIE BATEMAN | PHOTO BY CARL EDMONDSON, JR. The Nolensville Lady Knights volleyball team fought their way to victory in five sets over the Franklin Rebels Monday night, 25-22, 25-22, 14-25, 23-25, 17-15. This marks the fourth time this season that the Knights have won a volleyball match in five sets. “Franklin is …
By MATT MASTERS The Nolensville Lions Club hosted a fishing trip on Saturday for boys with My Friend’s House, a non-profit in Franklin that assists at-risk youth. About seven boys joined the club to cast their poles in a Nolensville pond on the sunny, warm morning. Lions Club member Scott Hall said that many of …
By RACHAEL LONG After receiving an additional $100,000 in the town of Nolensville budget, the Nolensville Volunteer Fire Department (NVFD) is asking the community for financial support. NVFD Board President Tom Seyfried took to the department’s Facebook page Thursday in a video appeal to the community for financial contributions. “More people now know that we …
By RACHAEL LONG After a lengthy discussion, the Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted Thursday to approve the town’s proposed budget with an amendment to remove the public information officer (PIO) position and an amendment to add a $100,000 line item toward staffing the fire department. The town of Nolensville is facing growth, and with …
By CHIP CIRILLO Focus, focus, focus – that was the message for Fairview the past few days. It seemed to pay off as the Yellow Jackets posted a 3-0 win at Nolensville in a Region 6-AA semifinal on Tuesday night. Fairview (14-3-1) rebounded from a disappointing loss to Sycamore in the District 12-AA championship flour …
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