The deadline for nominations for Franklin Tomorrow’s 13th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards has been extended for one week until Friday, May 24, to allow for additional time to prepare nominations. Williamson County is blessed with individuals of all ages and companies and groups of all sizes who give unselfishly of themselves to make our…
Williamson, Inc. will be hosting their quarterly Nolensville Business Luncheon this week at Mint Springs Farm. This luncheon will feature local business owners and diving in to why they chose to open their business in Nolensville. The panel will include Lynn Whisenant with Mint Springs Farm; Amy Tanksley with Uncle Class Barbershop; and Chris Going…
Williamson, Inc. is featuring a Transportation Summit at its Business Luncheon from 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. on Thursday, June 6, 2019, at the Franklin Marriott Cool Springs. The program will feature information about the South Corridor Study. The study will result in a plan that will identify and recommend a locally preferred alternative for transit service,…
As Nashville lures a steady stream of major new companies downtown, Franklin – the region’s historically most popular office destination – is remaking its workplaces to keep up with the competition. Three sprawling new developments that together represent an almost $1 billion investment are coming to market now in Franklin’s Cool Springs business district, 15 miles south of downtown. Developers are carefully curating…
The Heritage at Brentwood hosted a ribbon cutting on Tuesday, highlighting 97 additional apartments, called Redbud, that have been added to its community. Williamson, Inc. staff and chamber ambassadors and local Brentwood city commissioners welcomed the senior living community at the end of Heritage Way. The Heritage at Brentwood has been a project that has…
NASHVILLE, TENN. – May 20, 2019 – 100+ Women Who Care of Williamson County, one of Middle Tennessee’s newest philanthropic organizations, boasts a unique giving model: 100+ women come together quarterly for one hour. They spend this time learning about three local nonprofits. At the end of the hour, they vote for their favorite. The…
Williamson, Inc. is serving as a drop-in center, open to the public during regular business hours, for visitors to ask questions, obtain study materials, and provide comments pertaining to the South Corridor Study, led by the Greater Nashville Regional Council (GNRC). This study will help turn recent transportation plans into shovel ready projects that can…
If you were unable to attend the April 15, 2019 Public Involvement Meeting and have not already participated in the mapping and survey exercises at the meeting, they are now available online on the Comprehensive Plan Update website. If you attended the meeting and participated in the map exercises and survey, please do not complete…
BBQ, Brews and Beethoven – three words not often associated with one another – but for two upcoming events, the Gateway Chamber Orchestra is hoping to change the way classical music is consumed. On Saturday, May, 18th in Clarksville and Sunday, May 19th in Franklin, the GCO is hosting live music performances paired with fun,…
During the Heritage Foundation Preservation Awards at the Franklin Theatre on Tuesday evening, the foundation released more information regarding their newest project with the former O’More College of Design which is now called Franklin Grove Estates and Gardens. Franklin Grove logo and initial property concepts on the property were unveiled. Many local firms were involved in the…