The Williamson County Parks and Recreation department has opened a new holiday art exhibit at the Williamson County Enrichment Center in Frank…
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Another 5,448 new claims for unemployment were filed in Northern Middle Tennessee last week according to the latest numbers released on Thursd…
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After three straight weeks of growth in new unemployment claims in Tennessee, this past week saw the first drop in the number of new claims fo…
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Northern Middle Tennessee continues to see unprecedented levels of new unemployment claims in recent weeks, with the state Department of Labor…
Amidst a surge of layoffs spurred on by the coronavirus pandemic, the Tennessee Department of Labor (TDL) announced Thursday morning that it h…
The Visitor Center in downtown Franklin will serve as a drop-off location for non-perishable food items and reusable bags that will go to thos…
Robert Shegog, 35, of Murfreesboro has been charged in a string of burglaries across Middle Tennessee including the burglary of R&B Liquor…
Traffic passes by the Brentwood sign on the corner of Franklin Road and Maryland Way. / Matt Masters
By MATT MASTERS This story is part of a series Home Page Media Group is running to celebrate our 10th anniversary. Like most of Middle Tennessee, the City of Brentwood has grown over the past decade bringing with it new residents, businesses and some new challenges. Brentwood City Manager Kirk Bednar sat down for an …
By ZACH HARMUTH Williamson was the third biggest housing market in the greater Nashville area through the third quarter of 2016. But it grew at the second lowest rate among the nine counties compared by the Greater Nashville Association of REALTORS. Home sales here increased from 4,046 last year to 4,089 this year through September, …
