By Cathi Aycock • For the Herald Friday evening, the cities of Franklin and Brentwood both declared a state of emergency due to the coronavirus, following Gov. Bill Lee’s lead on the state level, calling for restaurants and bars to close their doors to the public. However, locals can still get meals from their favorite…
Initiative highlights businesses offering online, takeout and delivery options. To encourage the community to continue supporting local businesses in Brentwood during the Coronavirus pandemic, the City of Brentwood is launching an “Open for Takeout” initiative. The City of Brentwood declared a state of emergency March 21, 2020 which through an executive order meant closing dining…
To further combat the spread of COVID-19, Mayor Dr. Ken Moore has issued a Stay at Home Order directing all individuals currently living within the City of Franklin to stay at their place of residence unless engaged in Essential Activities, Essential Governmental Functions, or Essential Travel as outlined in Executive Order 2020-02. The Stay at Home…
I wanted to thank you all who were able to share information from our first release about our modified services. I wanted to share with you that yesterday, our first day of modified drive-through pantry services, we served 49 families in 3 hours. Normally, in one eight hour day, we serve 30-35 families. We also…
Williamson Medical Center continues to stay up-to-date on the most current COVID-19 guidelines from the Tennessee Department of Health, Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and World Health Organization. We are taking the necessary precautions to protect our patients and staff while continuing to serve the most critical healthcare needs of our community, and are deploying strategies…
Williamson Medical Center continues to stay up-to-date on the most current COVID-19 guidelines from the Tennessee Department of Health, Centers for Disease Control (CDC), and World Health Organization. We are taking the necessary precautions to protect our patients and staff while continuing to serve the healthcare needs of our community, and are deploying strategies…
The number one priority of Williamson County Parks and Recreation (WCPR) is the safety and well-being of our patrons and employees. In light of guidance from the CDC and public health authorities, until further notice, the following guidelines will be used by WCPR. *All Recreation Centers and outdoor parks and amenities will remain open…
Newly minted PS&G Financial Partners to consolidate Penn Mutual Music City, Penn Mutual Alabama under one agency umbrella; addition of third agency in Lexington, KY HORSHAM, PA. –March 10, 2020 – The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company (Penn Mutual), a Fortune 1000 company, has announced today a strategic relaunch for three of its Southern region agencies,…
Williamson County Parks and Recreation (WCPR) is now accepting donated items for tornado victims in Middle Tennessee at their six main recreation centers. A suggested list of needed items include: baby food, diapers, wipes, socks, undergarments, personal hygiene items, trash bags, work gloves, batteries and flashlights. The donations may be dropped off at the…
The Tennessee Kids Belong Business Impact Program launched last April and has taken off with great success! This year, we will be rolling out new ways for local and national businesses to become involved in completely changing the narrative for families and children in the foster care system . This program provides innovative way…