Middle Tennessee reconnect community launch
Middle Tennessee Reconnect Community Launch The Middle Tennessee Reconnect Community has planned a launch event in Spring Hill, TN on April 7, 2016. Adults who have started a certificate or…
Middle Tennessee Reconnect Community Launch The Middle Tennessee Reconnect Community has planned a launch event in Spring Hill, TN on April 7, 2016. Adults who have started a certificate or…
March 29. 2016 The Tennessean by Getahn Ward Two months after buying the Cool Springs Life Sciences Center, OakPoint Real Estate has rebranded the property Innovation Park as it begins a marketing push to…
March 25, 2016 Nashville Business Journal by Alison Nash Brentwood-based rural lifestyle retailer Tractor Supply Co. (NASDAQ: TSCO) has awarded $500 to more than 30 schools to help start or…
March 16, 2016 Nashville Business Journal by Adam Sichko Source Most of us are familiar with the fact that Williamson County is the region’s premier corporate address, the fastest-growing county…
March 15, 2016 The Tennessean by Collin Czarnecki Williamson County is feeling the ripple effects of Nashville’s tremendous growth. With more than 24,000 new jobs expected to be added by 2025,…
The newly-published, award-winning Williamson County Trends Report is now out! Williamson County continues to be the most dynamic and fastest-growing county in Tennessee. From the changing demographics, the business…
Parents, mentors, educators and community leaders gathered at the Brentwood Library Feb. 23 to honor 20 stellar students graduate from the Youth Leadership Brentwood program. The graduates consisted of…
February 11, 2016 The Daily Herald By James Bennett Columbia State Community College’s $46 million Williamson County campus will open to students May 31, with a grand opening celebration planned…
Brentwood Academy Speech Team Makes BA History at Harvard The speech and debate team competed at the Harvard University national tournament in Cambridge, with over 4,000 students from…
February 17, 2016 Nashville Business Journal by Eric Snyder WorkForce Essentials Inc. has paid $3.6 million for an office building in Franklin, where it will relocate its Williamson County location,…