Williamson Medical Center (WMC) continues to track closely with Tennessee and the country in terms of seeing a more stable and level pattern of COVID-19 positive results and hospitalizations. Although the new trends and projections are encouraging, it is imperative that everyone continues to practice social distancing and follow the stay at home orders.…
Grab your cup of coffee and join us in a conversation with Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson to discuss current events and upcoming news in Franklin and Williamson County during Franklin Tomorrow’s April 28 Breakfast With The Mayors event. Franklin Tomorrow will host an online conversation with the…
Stokes Nielson will be donating convalescent plasma at Williamson Medical Center as part of a new treatment for COVID-19. Stokes is donating in honor of Joe Diffie who he had the pleasure of playing with, and who was a great mentor to many country music artists. COVID-19 convalescent plasma is an FDA investigational treatment…
GraceWorks is extending its modified structure of a drive-through food distribution and over-the-phone rent and utility assistance services until April 30. Basing operations decisions on local, state, federal and CDC recommendations, GraceWorks also will continue the closure of its Thrift Store, a large funder of the ministry’s services. With the onset of the coronavirus,…
As Williamson County faces unprecedented challenges related to the COVID-19 crisis, the Williamson County Fair Association, Inc. (“Williamson County Fair”) has announced its plan to support locally owned businesses in Williamson County by purchasing $50,000 in gift cards to donate to area health care professionals and first responders serving on the front lines. Approximately…
The new book by Dr. Rolando Toyos, “Optimum Health in the Pandemic Age”, guides you through the current Pandemic and future Pandemics. Dr. Toyos guides you through all the political history of Pandemics from our Founding Fathers and Yellow Fever to now. He uses scientific information to instruct the reader on the best tips…
While the COVID-19 pandemic threatens the health of millions in this country and around the world, the novel coronavirus presents unique challenges for more than 120,000 Tennesseeans living with Alzheimer’s disease and the 444,000 people who serve as their unpaid caregivers. Most notably, public health strategies aimed at limiting contact with others is nearly…
Within the same week, Middle Tennessee was hit with an EF-4 tornado and its first confirmed case of COVID-19. The natural disaster may have destroyed several buildings, homes and tragically taken the lives of 25 people, but it brought Tennessee together as one family. Blink Marketing, a branded merchandise company in Franklin, Tennessee, launched…
Southern Events Party Rental Company shifts from Spring weddings & events to COVID needs In response to COVID-19 Southern Events Party Rental Company has shifted their work from staging weddings & spring galas. The locally-owned, small business is now providing tents, tables, chair, flooring & more to the growing needs of local healthcare facilities,…
Local McDonald’s owner-operators want to thank the first responders and healthcare professionals for their unwavering dedication and service to their communities. All McDonald’s restaurants in the Nashville, Bowling Green, Chattanooga and Huntsville areas are providing a free any size hot or cold coffee for first responders and healthcare professionals through April 17. All McDonald’s restaurants have…