Three Williamson County companies have been named to the 2020 edition of the Financial Times 300 Top Registered Investment Advisers list.
The leaders of J. Alexander’s Holdings say they can save more than $500,000 in staff and real estate expenses after combing through their operations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Even with the enormous job losses caused by the coronavirus pandemic, many Middle Tennessee tech companies are still struggling to find qualified workers.
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store executives are fortifying their balance sheet by teaming up with a real estate investment firm that is putting billions of dollars to work during the COVID-19 recession on retail real estate.
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The number of new businesses starting in Williamson County has started increasing after hitting a low point in April.
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Hotel managers are pulling out all the stops to make guests feel comfortable, and occupancy is creeping back up. However, some local hotels say corporate events and travelers could take longer to return.
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Williamson Inc. will host its annual women’s leadership conference online next month.
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Tennessee is offering $150 million in federal coronavirus relief funds to nonprofits to help them address the health and economic impacts of the new coronavirus.
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Businesses in Brentwood and Franklin, especially in the business heavy districts of Maryland Farms and Cool Springs, secured the biggest portion of the Paycheck Protection Program loans in Williamson County.
The coronavirus outbreak changed everything for the Williamson County nonprofit Retrieving Independence.
After an initial shock, the residential real estate market in Williamson County is beginning to look more normal.
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The board of Cracker Barrel Old Country Store has grown to 10, effective Friday, with the addition of a former Walt Disney vice president who also worked in marketing at Coca-Cola and Procter & Gamble.
The Williamson County Association of Realtors has selected a new CEO with 27 years of experience in the association and nonprofit sectors.
Franklin-based law firm Thompson Burton has announced the addition of veteran health care and regulatory attorney Jerry Taylor as a partner.
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CORRECTION: The amount of money received by Williamson County businesses through the Paycheck Protection Program was updated on July 17 with a more precise calculation.
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The visitors bureau for Williamson County is encouraging residents and visitors to wear a mask, arguing that it’s the best way to support the county’s struggling hospitality industry.
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Former head coach of the Nashville Predators Peter Laviolette sold his home in Brentwood for $1.5 million in June.
The assisted living center Morning Pointe in Spring Hill will be launching its new memory care building, dubbed The Lantern, Tuesday at 4:30 p.m., by way of a virtual ribbon cutting ceremony.
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With more than 70 correctional and residential reentry facilities across the country, and an average inmate population of about 56,000 during the height of the pandemic, the Brentwood-based private prison operator CoreCivic finds itself at the center of the problem.
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The Waffle House on Port Royal Road will reopen for business Friday morning at 7 a.m., and will remain open thereafter seven days a week from 6 a.m. - 2 p.m.
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The coronavirus pandemic took an enormous financial toll on health care providers, especially those mainly provide elective care.
The Kroger on Port Royal Road in Spring Hill may see an “entire remodel” in the near future, with a request being submitted to the Planning Commission for an additional 31,750 square foot building expansion.
A group of J. Alexander’s Holdings insiders that includes the company's former and current CEOs have in the past 10 days spent more than $550,000 to build up their stakes in the restaurant operator.The buying spree by four executives and three board members came shortly after the Nashville-b…
Financial education and planning firm Ramsey Solutions on Monday said it is targeting a May 2021 opening for the second building at its Franklin headquarters campus.
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