Hispanic entrepreneurs in Williamson County will now have a new resource to grow and thrive their business trough an inter-chamber strategic corporate partnership signed today by Williamson, Inc., the chamber of commerce and office of economic development in Williamson County, and the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (NAHCC). The agreement, signed during NAHCC’s 18th Annual…
Grand Opening of the Equestrian Trail set for March 27th The City of Franklin Parks Department is opening a new equestrian trail at The Park at Harlinsdale Farm. Join the Parks Department for a grand opening event on Monday, March 27, at 2:30 p.m. at the north entrance of the park. Following the grand…
Business and community leaders are encouraged to apply to community leadership organization Applications are now being accepted for the twenty-second class of Leadership Franklin, 2017-2018. Applications may be downloaded at www.leadershipfranklin.org. Completed applications are due on or before May 1, 2017. Questions regarding the application process may be directed to Paula Harris, Executive Director, at 615-252-4312…
Williamson Medical Center wants you to take control of your health beginning March 28 Tuesday, March 28, is the American Diabetes Association’s Alert Day, which is designed to sound the alarm about the prevalence of prediabetes and type 2 diabetes in American adults by asking people to take the ADA’s Type 2 Diabetes Risk…
March 21, 2017 The Tennessean by Bill Lewis Home builders in Williamson County are doing what manufacturers of everything from vehicles to dresses do when demand for their products exceeds supply. They’re making more. Several of Middle Tennessee’s largest builders are introducing or expanding new home communities in Williamson County. Their timing is good. Buyers…
Franklin Mayor Ken Moore is encouraging the community to focus on fitness March 27-31 and will proclaim it “Healthier Tennessee Week” in Franklin. To mark the occasion, Mayor Moore will lead a “Walk with the Mayor” on Wednesday, March 29, at 11:30 a.m. through downtown Franklin, ending at the I Love Juice Bar, 232 Fifth…
March 17, 2017 Brentwood Home Page WCS InFocus High school senior Maddie Wolfe and junior Seth Jackson were bolstering their portfolios at Tazikis on March 14 learning the tricks of the trade and helping out with the day-to-day duties that go along with working in a restaurant. The two Brentwood High students are working towards their…
March 14, 2017 The Tennessean by Melanie Balakit The Williamson County commission approved $15 million for a new Brentwood elementary school Monday night. With the approved intent-to-fund resolution, the school will be on track to open on Split Log Road in fall 2018. The new school will help alleviate neighboring overcrowded schools like Kenrose Elementary…
Private, family-owned global company ranked #50 on Fortune’s annual list Mars, Incorporated is excited to announce it’s been named to the 2017 FORTUNE 100 Best Companies to Work For® list, compiled by the Great Place to Work®, for the fifth consecutive year. The achievement recognizes Mars’ commitment to its Associates and the dedication, passion…
Less than a week remains to save $10 on registration for GraceWorks’ third annual Ride The Vines cycling event April 22 in beautiful southeastern Williamson County. The cost is $52 for Early Bird registration ending at 11:59 p.m. March 16. Riders can choose between a 24-mile or a 52-mile ride. Both begin and end at…