Local manufacturers aim to introudce students to modern day manufacturing careers with plant tours Williamson, Inc. Economic Development and Williamson County Schools will celebrate National Manufacturing Day by taking 180 students from several middle and high schools in the county, where students are already studying engineering or advanced manufacturing, on facility tours at Flash…
Secondary Arena at the Park at Harlinsdale Farm adds infrastructure to accommodate events Just over one year after opening the Tractor Supply Co. Arena at the Park at Harlinsdale Farm, the City of Franklin’s Parks Department and the non-profit organization Friends of Franklin Parks will cut the ribbon on an adjacent warm-up arena designed to…
With just two months until the tnAchieves mentor deadline of December 1st they are almost halfway to their goal. They appreciate you supporting their program and local TN Promise students through this important transition. If each of their current mentors registered to participate with the Class of 2018 found one additional mentor they would almost…
Williamson Inc., Williamson County Association of REALTORS & Williamson Herald to join in Learn how the City of Franklin is governed and meet the candidates in the Oct. 24 City of Franklin ward aldermanic races at the Monday, Oct. 9, FrankTalks lecture, presented by Franklin Tomorrow, Williamson Inc., Williamson Herald, and the Williamson County Association…
BrightStone ensures that its students are active both physically and in their community. Their adults with special needs annually attend Ensworth’s Sports Day program, a one-day event on Ensworth’s campus. During this highly anticipated annual adventure, Ensworth coaches and students provide a unique resource to the special needs communities in Middle Tennessee. BrightStone students…
MONEY, in partnership with realtor.com, identified 100 spots that offer a healthy, economy, affordable homes, and a high quality of life. No. 4: Franklin, Tennessee Just 21 miles south of Nashville, Franklin is bursting with culture, Southern charm, and hospitality. Founded in 1799, Franklin has preserved its history through its beautiful Main Street—listed on the National…
Join Granite City Food and Brewery for their Fall Festival on Saturday, September 30 from noon – 8 p.m. Everything will be free (live music, games, face painting, and more) except the beer…
Join Mercy Community Healthcare for their prayer dinner on Friday, November 3 at St. Philip Catholic Church, 113 Second Ave. South in Franklin from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. There will be a social hour and silent auction starting at 5:30 and all proceeds go to Mercy Community Healthcare.
Free monthly art crawl to take place on Friday, October 6 with open house event at Landmark Bank Franklin Art Scene returns on Friday, October 6 from 6 – 9 p.m. with fall in the air and a chance to contribute to a community painting of the Dr. McPhail building, which we know as…
Last year, the first Ray Stevens Charity Classic raised $46,000 and they hope to double that amount in 2017. You are invited to show your support in 2017 by joining Ray Stevens for two wonderful events: on Thursday evening, October 12th, a great dinner and fantastic show by Ray Stevens, and the golf tournament…