Wednesday, April 17 6:30-8:30 p.m. CMA/SESAC 35 Music Square East, Nashville, 37203 Featuring the wonderfully talented: Tony Arata, best known for “The Dance,” a chart-topping hit for artist Garth Brooks, and “Dreaming with My Eyes Open,” which reached #1 for Clay Walker. Beth Nielsen Chapman, whose songs have been performed by world-renowned artists including Faith…
If you have any questions about eyelashes and how you might enhance them, look no further, Deka Lash is the authority on anything eyelashes. Deka Lash celebrated its grand opening Friday with a Williamson, Inc. chamber ribbon cutting. The new store is located on West McEwen Drive in Franklin, just a few doors down from…
More plants, more varieties means a better garden for you On April 6, 2019, the Mid-Tenn. Perennial Plant Society will once again offer local plant lovers the most beautiful, most diverse, and healthiest garden plants in Tennessee at The PPS Plant Sale. This annual event, which begins at 9 a.m. at The Fairgrounds Nashville,…
The Franklin Special School District invites all qualified applicants to come to its first annual Recruitment Fair, to be held Saturday, March 30, from 9 – 11 a.m. at Poplar Grove School in Franklin. Representatives from every school, as well as district staff with openings to share, will be under one roof to meet…
Kevin Riggs is keeping his eyes open and his ears tuned in. Fresh off a meeting on Feb. 25 that saw a packed crowd at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church enthusiastically embrace his plan for a permanent homeless shelter in Williamson County, the pastor of Franklin Community Church is eager to move on to the next step…
FRANKLIN – A plan is underway to bring the first permanent homeless shelter to Franklin, a city where advocates estimate hundreds of people are experiencing homelessness, many out of sight, in their cars or doubled up with friends. The plan is for the shelter to serve men, women and families year-round, while also offering food, mental health care and job…
After raising $6 million in six months, representatives of the Heritage Foundation of Williamson County officially signed the documents Monday to close on the purchase of the 7-acre former O’More College of Design campus. The property is the largest preservation project in the organization’s 52-year history, according to Bari Beasley, executive director of the Heritage…
FRANKLIN –– The Heritage Foundation of Williamson County announced Monday the closing on the O’More campus property. The group raised $6 million to purchase the land from Belmont University after it bought out the local design college. “The purchase of this campus is a tremendous accomplishment, being that it is the largest preservation project in the 52-year…
Before he got too far in his presentation Monday night on the need for a homeless shelter in Williamson County, Franklin Community Church Pastor Kevin Riggs wanted to thwart a couple of the standard objections heard when a community seeks a solution for a particular issue. One objection goes by the acronym NIMBY, or, ‘not…
Dallas Shaw, owner of Hoss’ Loaded Burgers, the popular food truck turned brick-and-mortar restaurant, strategically peeled off a forgotten strip of tape left on the wall after a fresh paint job at the burger joint’s new location in Nolensville. He then polished a scuff mark from the shiny, marble-swirl-patterned concrete floor, a scuff unbeknownst to…