Amelia Ferrell Knisely, Nashville Tennessean Two Nolensville High students have become their school’s first certified drone pilots, and the pair hope the federal recognition will help them get their business off the ground. Andrew Dunn and Mitchell Waller, both rising seniors, recently passed the aeronautical test required to become a certified remote pilot with the…
BrightStone will be hosting its 10th annual Bowlability event August 6th and 7th of 2018. This time-honored tradition is the perfect way for families, churches, businesses, and communities to gather and support this important local organization. Your support and partnership with BrightStone strengthens our community and profoundly enriches the lives of adults with special…
Every Tuesday and Thursday in July from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. you can escape the heat and get refreshed at Avenida Cool Springs! Join them for homemade lemonade and sweet tea every Tuesday and Thursday in July, and learn more about their refreshingly new 55+ lifestyle, coming soon to Franklin. Plus, enter a…
Though there are no longer free books in their back parking lot, GraceWorks Ministries invites the hundreds of people who gathered books to return to donate food to the ministry’s food pantry. When GraceWorks’ landlord at 104 Southeast Parkway evicted a nearby tenant, thousands of books were dumped out of the warehouse into the…
Williamson County invited to attend Nashville Walk to End Alzheimer’s Kickoff The Alzheimer’s Association Tennessee Chapter is inviting Williamson County residents to the 2018 Nashville Walk to End Alzheimer’s Kickoff on Tuesday, July 24 at the Adventure Science Center. Alzheimer’s is the third leading cause of death in Williamson County, with 114 individuals in…
Congratulations to the Inaugural Class Members FRANKLIN, Tenn.— Williamson, Inc. launches a new Leadership Young Professional initiative this Fall. Leadership YP provides Young Professionals the opportunity to participate in a series of leadership development days that are focused on improving the quality of life in Williamson County. Abby Bass Director of Events at Williamson, Inc. said the initiative…
Homestead Manor is delighted to invite you to their Winemakers Dinner on Thursday, July 12 from 6 – 9 p.m., featuring white wines from Robledo Family Winery in Sonoma, California paired with a four-course meal. Guests will enjoy four pours of Robledo wines throughout the chef-curated dinner while being guided through the tastings by…
The Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee recently announced plans for an after-hours injury clinic to treat walk-in patients during evening and weekend hours. The Franklin medical practice, which is an affiliate of Williamson Medical Center, opened its doors earlier this year and includes 13 nationally recognized orthopaedic surgeons. The walk-in clinic will open…
Williamson, Inc. showcases Williamson County businesses July 19 FRANKLIN, Tenn.— More than 40 businesses will exhibit at the 2018 Business Expo, presented by Mill Creek Brewing Co. The event takes place Thursday, July19, 2018, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Mill Creek Brewing Co. in Nolensville. “It’s terrific to see the hundreds of people who…
Nonprofit High Hopes Development Center announces inaugural state approved inclusive kindergarten classroom for the 2018-2019 school year The Kindergarten at High Hopes will utilize the same inclusive model as their 34-year old nonprofit preschool. Approximately 40% of the students at High Hopes have a developmental delay or diagnosed special need and are educated alongside their…