July 29, 2016 The Tennessean by Ray Howze Williamson County’s growth isn’t anything new. But managing that growth and the costs associated with it can sometimes be tricky. New or higher taxes for more programs in the county can result from that growth, and with a higher population comes more public safety concerns for the…
July 29, 2016 Nashville Post San Francisco-based investment management company Stockbridge Capital Group has finalized the $160 million purchase of Corporate Centre at Cool Springs, Nashville Business Journal reports, and has tapped the Nashville office of Cushman & Wakefield to lease and manage it. The announcement involving Cushman & Wakefield, made today in a release,…
Columbia State Community College is committed to ensuring programming on the new Williamson Campus is aligned to the needs of the community and employers. They are asking for input to help guide what new opportunities the college should provide at the Williamson Campus. Please let your voice be heard by participating in the survey below:…
The City of Franklin has completed a draft update to their long-range land use plan for the city. The new and improved plan is titled Envision Franklin which articulates the long-term vision of the kind of places that Franklin’s residents, businesses, and institutions want for their future. The drafting of Envision Franklin began with a series…
July 24, 2016 Brentwood Home Page by Quint Qualls Hundreds of parents and students got their first look at Nolensville’s new elementary, middle and high schools on Sunday, joining with county staff and officials to mark the occasion with back-to-back ribbon cuttings. The ceremony in the auditorium of Nolensville High School represented the single largest…
Photo Caption: Pictured, left to right: David Gregory, Tennessee Board of Regents chancellor; Dr. Ken Moore, City of Franklin mayor; and Dr. Janet F. Smith, Columbia State president. Dr. Ken Moore, Franklin mayor and Columbia State board and Foundation board member, was recently honored as the recipient of the 2016 Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in…
On Friday, Comcast and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) ConnectHome initiative announced Internet Essentials, the nation’s largest high-speed Internet program for low-income families, is expanding eligibility to include public housing and HUD-assisted residents living in Comcast’s service area. This means that an estimated total of up to 2 million HUD-assisted homes,…
On August 10 from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. City of Franklin Mayor, Ken Moore invites community members to a Community Health Summit intended to educate, update and energize participants with regard to progress and challenges in serving our local communities. The summit will focus on matters of physical and behavioral health. The Summit will promote…
INTRODUCTION TO EVERNOTE July 19, 2016 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm Phone number: 615.791.6740 “Is your desk covered in sticky notes, notebooks, receipts, business cards, and other random paper? Are you ready to get it all under control? Sara Skillen, CPO, founder of SkillSet Organizing and Evernote Business Certified Consultant, will provide a fun and…
Listen to WAKM AM-950 tomorrow when the Williamson Herald and WAKM conduct a Republican State Primary Representative Forum for candidates opposed in Districts 61, 63 and 65 Tuesday, July 19 at the Franklin Marriott Broadcast from 8-9:30 AM on WAKM AM-950. Tune in as moderators, WAKM host Tom Lawrence and Williamson Herald managing editor, Kerri Bartlett ask the state representative…