After it appeared on the Nolensville Planning Commission agenda last week, a developer invited Nolensville residents and community members to a Town Hall Tuesday night to discuss plans for a newly-proposed mixed-use development called Southwalk. With concerns spanning more than an hour of discussion, planning commissioners deferred the proposed development to the June 11 Planning Commission meeting. Entrepreneur…
Inside the atrium of the newly opened Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee stands the locker that belonged to the doctor who founded the practice in 1979. It came over from the nearby Williamson Medical Center, where it had remained untouched since the day Dr. Craig Ferrell died seven years ago from injuries he had…
The first Goldfish Swim School has made a splash in Franklin at 1113 Murfreesboro Rd. in the Williamson Square Shopping Centre. On Friday, May 17, the learn-to-swim facility hosted a ribbon cutting in partnership with Williamson, Inc. “It’s not just the services they provide, it’s the great people,” said Nancy Conway, senior vice president of…
Orthopedic and medical device maker will invest $2.5 million to establish U.S.headquarters in Franklin Medacta USA will create over 50 headquarters jobs over next five years Company selected Middle Tennessee to be near fellow health care companies NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bob Rolfe and Medacta…
The town of Nolensville was recently named the “Best Place to Live” in Tennessee, according to a recent data analysis by HomeSnacks. Nolensville was selected by the online regional infotainment company based on recent census and FBI data, as well as information which analyzes a city’s crime rates, job opportunities and salaries, affordable housing, schools and commute…
The deadline for nominations for Franklin Tomorrow’s 13th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards has been extended for one week until Friday, May 24, to allow for additional time to prepare nominations. Williamson County is blessed with individuals of all ages and companies and groups of all sizes who give unselfishly of themselves to make our…
Williamson, Inc. will be hosting their quarterly Nolensville Business Luncheon this week at Mint Springs Farm. This luncheon will feature local business owners and diving in to why they chose to open their business in Nolensville. The panel will include Lynn Whisenant with Mint Springs Farm; Amy Tanksley with Uncle Class Barbershop; and Chris Going…
Williamson, Inc. is featuring a Transportation Summit at its Business Luncheon from 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. on Thursday, June 6, 2019, at the Franklin Marriott Cool Springs. The program will feature information about the South Corridor Study. The study will result in a plan that will identify and recommend a locally preferred alternative for transit service,…
As Nashville lures a steady stream of major new companies downtown, Franklin – the region’s historically most popular office destination – is remaking its workplaces to keep up with the competition. Three sprawling new developments that together represent an almost $1 billion investment are coming to market now in Franklin’s Cool Springs business district, 15 miles south of downtown. Developers are carefully curating…
The Heritage at Brentwood hosted a ribbon cutting on Tuesday, highlighting 97 additional apartments, called Redbud, that have been added to its community. Williamson, Inc. staff and chamber ambassadors and local Brentwood city commissioners welcomed the senior living community at the end of Heritage Way. The Heritage at Brentwood has been a project that has…