A new idea for housing incentives in the city of Franklin could bring a more diverse mix of housing prices to the area, which could relieve workforce and transportation woes for residents and employees in Williamson County. Officials with the Franklin Housing Commission brought a proposal to incentivize workforce housing—single-family units costing no more than…
Nine candidates are running in the Brentwood City Commission race, and voters are permitted to choose four to fill four open seats on the eight-member commission. Each election, the Williamson Herald features candidate profiles so that the community can get to know the candidates and learn about the issues important to them, which will ultimately…
Business, community and government leaders will have a chance to learn why Williamson County remains such an attractive destination for businesses and residents at Williamson, Inc.’s Outlook Williamson. The half-day economic summit, presented by Middle Tennessee Electric Membership Cooperation, takes place Wednesday, April 24, 7:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. at The Factory at Franklin’s Liberty Hall,…
Business, community and government leaders will have a chance to learn why Williamson County remains such an attractive destination for businesses and residents at Williamson, Inc.’s Outlook Williamson. The half-day economic summit will be Wednesday, April 24 from 7:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. at The Factory at Franklin’s Liberty Hall, located at 230 Franklin Rd. The…
Pilkerton Realtors, which announced the opening of its first Franklin office in February, is now celebrating its presence and continued growth with a ribbon cutting event on Tuesday, April 23 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at its new offices at 284 Seaboard Lane in Cool Springs. The actual ribbon cutting will take place at…
At Mathnasium, learning math is a bit of an adventure. From games and puzzles to the raw enthusiasm of owner Alex Guppy, one might even say they “love” math after entering the doors of the new business in Brentwood. The new center even has a sticker to show for it, donning, “I love math.” A…
Community-supported program aids moms in crisis on mother’s day Though Mother’s Day is intended to be a joyous occasion for women across the country, thousands of moms will be overlooked on this special holiday because they are forced to live in shelters as a result of domestic abuse or homelessness. To ensure moms…
Candidates stand firm on 1-acre lots, believe downsizing options limited for seniors Eight of the nine candidates running for Brentwood City Commission in the May 7 election discussed during a debate Thursday topics such as housing, growth, infrastructure and crime, showing strong conviction in their stance on the issues. Dale Pacetti was out of town…
Smart Women Middle Tennessee, a community educational series with a focus on helping women make difficult financial decisions, is gaining traction in Williamson County. The group met this week at the Williamson County Public Library to kick off the Smart Women series, which will meet quarterly at the library. An advisory board was recently formed.…
The Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee in partnership with Williamson Medical Center, will celebrate the grand opening of their new facility with a ribbon cutting and reception for the community Monday, May 20 at 4:00 p.m., with the ribbon cutting taking place at 4:30 p.m. The Institute will open to patients April 29…