My Friend’s House Mardi Gras Ball and Krewe Party put the fun in fundraising Mardi Gras Ball is a unique event that provides an opportunity to celebrate with those in the community who share the same vision and heart for the special at-risk youth we serve. All proceeds will go to My Friend’s House…
Williamson Medical Center has recently been recognized with a number of prestigious national and regional awards for outstanding patient safety and medical quality. The awards are a significant tribute to the organization’s more than 60-year commitment to delivering the highest quality patient care with compassion and dignity, according to Williamson Medical Center’s Chief Executive…
Downtown restaurant invites the community to test knowledge on sitcoms, movies and more Puckett’s Boat House in downtown Franklin has begun hosting a weekly trivia night in partnership with Brain Blast Entertainment every Wednesday from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m., with a general theme slated for this week, followed by all things “Marvel” on February…
Young Leaders Council, a Nashville-based nonprofit organization that has trained more than 2,500 men and women to effectively participate on the boards of nonprofit agencies for the past 34 years, announces the graduates of YLC/Williamson Chamber Class 2018. Partnering with Williamson, Inc. for the sixth year in a row, YLC provided 28 hours of training…
“Not Pictured”: Michael Whelan, Pilgrimage Co-Founder FRANKLIN, Tenn. – The Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival has created an Advisory Board consisting of local community leaders to help deepen its engagement in the Franklin community. Members of the board include: Mike Alday (Board Chair) – President, Alday Communications Trace Ayala – Pilgrimage Partner…
FRANKLIN –– Considerations of tax increases and how to deal with growth have continued to consume the minds of most city mayors within Williamson County. At 2019’s first Breakfast with the Mayors, elected officials from Fairview to Brentwood all seven mayors gathered together to discuss the future for their cities and the county. “We need…
The Williamson County delegation delivered a broad overview of legislative bills constituents can expect in the 111th General Assembly at the Williamson, Inc. Town Hall at Columbia State Community College Friday. Legislators also addressed Williamson County rising to the seat of power in the legislature. “Freshman” Rep. Brandon Ogles, R-Franklin, talked about his first couple…
Deviation from the norm isn’t always a bad thing. In almost every metric used to determine an area’s quality of life, Williamson County is an outlier when compared to the rest of the state. Donna and Kenneth Choat love taking a walk down their driveway on their property in Williamson County. The couple moved to…
The president of the Tennessee Performing Arts Center told a Williamson Inc. group on Wednesday afternoon to pay attention to a project’s natural life cycle and recognize when it’s over. That was one of laws of leadership that Kathleen O’Brien follows as the President and CEO of TPAC. She spoke Wednesday at luncheon for women…
The Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center (EIC) offers a unique opportunity for students in ninth through twelfth grades to gain hands-on experience in entrepreneurship and innovation by starting a business, launching a product, or offering a service. Accepted students attend the EIC part-time each day with the opportunity to gain high school credit through two unique…