Habitat Williamson-Maury Kicks Off Its 2016 Women Build at the Drury Plaza Hotel Habitat seeks volunteers for its 2016 Women Build Who: Habitat for Humanity of Williamson and Maury Counties What: Informational Kickoff Event for anyone wishing to learn more about the 2016 Women Build When: Saturday, March 5, 2016 – 3 to 5pm…
Tennessee Secretary of State‘s Quarterly Business and Economic Indicators Report shows state’s economy keeps growing. Read the full report: 1.usa.gov/1SXRhMa
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 June 22. More than 20 years after visionary CSCC leaders started asking for funds to build a new Williamson County campus, the first three buildings…
We’re excited to announce that Main Street Brewfest will be taking place on Saturday, May 7, 2016 and will include more craft beer and extras than ever before! This is the Downtown Franklin Association’s (DFA) annual fundraiser, used to promote the locally owned mom and pop businesses you love so much. We want ensure that this treasured festival is…
FRANKLIN – Motorists heading northbound on Royal Oaks Boulevard at Murfreesboro Road, as well as northbound on Mack Hatcher Parkway at Liberty Pike, will see new signs appear Feb. 25. The NO TURN ON RED signs will enhance the safety of these intersections, after crash and compliance investigations revealed that updates are needed.…
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 350 schools from 35 states. Brentwood Academy had its first Harvard national champion with senior Cooper Smith placing as tournament champion in Humorous Interpretation. Cooper…
MAYOR BARRY TO SPEAK TO BELLEVUE HARPETH CHAMBER WILLIAMSON CHAMBER MEMBERS RECEIVE $5 OFF ADMISSION BELLEVUE, TN – On Thursday, March 17, 2016 the Bellevue Harpeth Chamber of Commerce is excited to host the first quarterly Luncheon of the year presented by Granite Retirement & Regen Tax, Kona Ice, and Ragan Smith. The Luncheon will take place at…
February 17, 2016 Nashville Post The principals at D9 Development have released a few more details of their plans to renovate the former First Tennessee Bank building on Franklin’s Public Square and included a first rendering of how the rooftop restaurant space will look. D9 plans to break ground on its project this summer, a…
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, The Tennessean reports. The new space, located at 118 Seaboard Lane, totals 15,000 square feet, compared to the group’s existing 3,500 square feet of space…