Jim Ayers will on Jan. 1 step down as executive chairman of FB Financial and its FirstBank subsidiary, which he bought in 1984 when it had just $14 million in assets.
Among those on this month’s list: A former deputy governor, a member of Gibson’s C-suite, a sandwich magnate and a Nickelodeon star who can explain it all.
The personal finance advice company Ramsey Solutions hopes to start construction on a conference center at its Franklin headquarters next summer.
A weekly summary of the most recent property transfers in Williamson County.
The Greater Nashville Regional Council is offering loans to small business in Middle Tennessee that have been impact by the coronavirus pandemic. Businesses in Williamson County are eligible.
featured
Health Connect America, a leader in the delivery of mental and behavioral health services, has partnered with Franklin-based Premiere Collectibles to provide jobs to those with special needs.
Political contributions from Williamson County’s public companies for the 2020 election cycle dropped to the lowest level since 2014.
EPA says Mitsubishi cleaning service kills COVID
Shareholders of Cracker Barrel Old Country Store have voted in favor of the company’s slate of director candidates, rebuffing the latest attempt by activist investor Sardar Biglari to gain board representation.
featured
Several tech executives from Williamson County companies shared lessons learned during the pandemic and their vision of the next steps for the tech industry at a virtual conference this week.
You may be ready to settle in to the current season of sweaters, fireplaces and pie, but spring is just around the corner and if you want to welcome it with flowers, you need to think about it now!
A weekly summary of the most recent property transfers in Williamson County
Several soup options are making their way on to the I Love Juice Bar menus just in time for the fall and winter seasons.
A leading advisor to large investors is recommending that they withhold their votes for a Cracker Barrel Old Country Store director being targeted by activist investor Sardar Biglari but has stopped short of backing Biglari’s nominee.
The number of homes sold in Williamson County is still tracking much higher compared to last year.
Ascension Saint Thomas has agreed to set up a joint venture with a locally based urgent care company that will rebrand 14 clinics around Middle Tennessee.
featured
Tourism spending in Williamson County has tanked in 2020 because of coronavirus outbreaks.
A weekly summary of the most recent property transfers in Williamson County
The leaders of Tractor Supply have finalized the sale of $650 million in 10-year debt it will use to refinance other borrowings.
After opening several branches in Nashville over the last year, banking giant JPMorgan Chase is planning to open its first branch in Williamson County by the middle of 2021.
The Williamson Medical Center Foundation recently honored longtime Franklin businessman Ralph Drury for his 12 years of service on its board of directors.
Tech startup Agora Brands hires a CTO and revenue executive
An investment firm with an activist track record has quickly built a $5 million stake in J. Alexander’s Holdings and says it wants to see changes at the restaurant operator.
Rustici software gets a new managing director
A weekly summary of the most recent property transfers in Williamson County.
featured
At the chamber of commerce’s first large event in months, a group of business leaders argued that Williamson County is still a great place to business, even amid a viral pandemic.
The median price for a single family home in Williamson County hit $600,000 last month as the number of real estate sales remained higher than last year.
featured
During the spring of 2020, hospitals across the U.S. were gearing up for a surge of COVID-19 patients. They paused elective procedures, and many patients appeared to be forgoing care for serious problems like strokes or heart attacks.
A weekly summary of the most recent property transfers in Williamson County.
featured
The auto financing division of Nissan North America has agreed to pay a $4 million fine and make available up to $1 million to customers whose cars the company wrongfully repossessed.
Commented
Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.