Lifetime Franklin resident has never missed a year of the Franklin Rodeo Tom Lawrence is a mainstay in the Franklin community, and a loyal fan of the Franklin Rodeo as well. The Franklin resident, a long time dj on WAKM 950 radio and a former co-owner of the station, has attended every single Franklin…
In honor of this month being designated as Mental Health Awareness Month, a group of Williamson, Inc. Leadership Young Professionals on Wednesday unveiled Cards of Care, a project that focuses on spreading kindness and encouragement. City of Franklin staff and Williamson, Inc. chamber ambassadors gathered just outside of city hall to cut the ribbon on…
This summer Comdata Inc. will celebrate a milestone, its 50th anniversary, along with the city of Brentwood. The company was born on July 17, 1969, just a few short months after the city incorporated. Some might say a little ahead of its time, Comdata Inc. began as a shipment interchange program for the transport industry. …
The early voting period for the Brentwood municipal election ended on Thursday with a total of 2,850 ballots cast, or 9 percent of the eligible registered city voters. This percentage of early voting turnout exceeds the past two municipal elections in 2017 (8.3 percent) and in 2015 (8.9 percent). “We had a strong finish to…
JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT MAY 17 – JUNE 2, 2019 JAMISON THEATER IN THE FACTORY AT FRANKLIN The biblical story of Joseph and his coat of many colors comes alive this spring in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat! Blessed with dreams that foretell the future, Joseph finds himself the center of a…
ICCCon will return to Williamson County Ag Expo Center Sept. 13 – 15 2019 Following an incredibly successful inaugural convention in 2018, the 2nd annual Imperial Commissary Collectors Convention (ICCCon) will take place September 13, 14 and 15 at the Williamson County Ag Expo Center. Fans and collectors from all across the world will…
The Williamson County Association of Realtors unveiled a county growth study Tuesday in partnership with Middle Tennessee State University, showing the exponential growth occurring in Williamson County over the past few decades actually “pays for itself”, according to the study. The six-month study, “Population Growth & Economic Dynamics: A Case Study for Williamson County,” presented…
Brentwood resident Rick Borchert does a good bit of traveling, and he said that just about anywhere he goes he can find reliable and efficient public transportation to get around. When he returns home, however, it’s massive gridlock. “Transportation is difficult, and it’s getting more difficult in the Nashville area,” Borchert said. “When I travel,…
Dozens of residents filed into the Williamson County Public Library Tuesday in Franklin to give their input about how to bring transportation solutions to the South Corridor, or a 35-mile portion of Interstate 65 and Franklin Pike, which runs through Williamson, Davidson and Maury counties. The first of two public meetings in Williamson County on…
The new building for the Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee, located near the intersection of Interstate 65 and Highway 96, is now open. Some doctors started seeing patients earlier this week, and other doctors are expected to move into the building next week. The lobby of the new Bone and Joint building. / Photo…