Mary Kay Inc. announced the company will dedicate part of its global supply chain and manufacturing capabilities to producing much-needed hand sanitizer. The first products off the line will be fordonation to those on the front lines addressing the COVID-19 pandemic. “Though we are facing extraordinary challenges during the COVID-19 global pandemic, the world…
Encourages others to join in giving Mayor John Cooper announced April 2nd that Ingram Charities will grant $100,000 to support United Way of Greater Nashville’s COVID-19 Response Fund. Ingram joins other prominent local organizations stepping up to help individuals and families facing major financial struggles as the COVID-19 crisis continues to unfold across the…
Leadership Franklin has extended the application deadline for acceetance into their twenty-fifth class. Twenty community members will be chosen for the 2020-21 program year. Completed applications are now due on or before 12 noon on June 1, 2020. The application can be found at http://www.leadershipfranklin.com/application. Leadership Franklin is a non-profit community leadership organization dedicated…
Delivering information regarding resources for individuals, families and businesses, rumor mitigation, and City and County public information Williamson County Emergency Management (WCEMA) has launched a Coronavirus Public Information Line effective at 9:00 a.m. Central time on Tuesday, March 31. The hotline number is (615) 595-4880 and will be available from 9 a.m. to…
The COVID-19 pandemic has had significant economic impact on many organizations including WMC. As the pandemic unfolds in our community, we continue to have to take measures to ensure the stabilization of our health system through these unprecedented times. We have been exhaustively examining all options and the actions we’re having to take are…
Organization to triple number of opportunities for area students, has adjusted to COVID-19 “Learn-From-Home” limitations The Education Foundation of Williamson County (EFWC) has announced the results from its initial January 2020 class of Boost ACT Academy graduates, and students achieved a 5.5-point increase on their projected American College Testing (ACT) scores, on average. This…
Franklin and Williamson County are expected to still be under a stay at home order on Monday, April 13, so Franklin Tomorrow is taking its monthly education series FrankTalks online. We will utilize Zoom technology to host the program, starting at 9:30 a.m. and ending at approximately 10:30 a.m. Our topic will be “Social…
Williamson Medical Center is accepting hand-sewn face mask donations from community members and has provided information on how to make and donate the masks. While the health system is prepared at this time with an adequate amount of personal protective equipment (PPE) to protect patients and staff that is consistent with CDC guidance, they…
Franklin, TN – AP Live, a premiere audio visual provider for everything from corporate meetings to arena shows, is offering virtual solutions for organizations to continue to communicate their messages during this uncertain season. Based just outside of historic downtown Franklin, Tennessee, AP Live offers live technical support for virtual meetings of any size with…
Initiative highlights business offering online, takeout and delivery options On Tuesday, March, 24, the City of Brentwood launched the “Open for Takeout” initiative to encourage the community to continue supporting local businesses during the Coronavirus pandemic. Due to its popularity, the City has now opened it up to all of Williamson County restaurants. As of…