March 14, 2017 The Tennessean by Melanie Balakit The Williamson County commission approved $15 million for a new Brentwood elementary school Monday night. With the approved intent-to-fund resolution, the school will be on track to open on Split Log Road in fall 2018. The new school will help alleviate neighboring overcrowded schools like Kenrose Elementary…
Private, family-owned global company ranked #50 on Fortune’s annual list Mars, Incorporated is excited to announce it’s been named to the 2017 FORTUNE 100 Best Companies to Work For® list, compiled by the Great Place to Work®, for the fifth consecutive year. The achievement recognizes Mars’ commitment to its Associates and the dedication, passion…
Less than a week remains to save $10 on registration for GraceWorks’ third annual Ride The Vines cycling event April 22 in beautiful southeastern Williamson County. The cost is $52 for Early Bird registration ending at 11:59 p.m. March 16. Riders can choose between a 24-mile or a 52-mile ride. Both begin and end at…
The Nashville office of Ogletree Deakins presents a complimentary employment law briefing. The event will be Wednesday, April 5 from 8:30 – 10:45 a.m. located at the Embassy Suites Cool Springs location 820 Crescent Centre Drive in Franklin. This briefing will be a panel led discussion by Luther Wright, Jr. and Jennifer S. Rusie. Racially charged incidents…
March 9, 2017 Nashville Post Nashville International Airport officials announced Thursday that Alaska Airlines will begin daily nonstop service to San Francisco beginning Sept. 5. Tickets are on sale now, with service to San Francisco International Airport (SFO), according to a release. A daily flight to and from Nashville International Airport (BNA) will be offered.…
Kings Bowl America in Cool Springs hosts the second annual Stars & Strikes celebrity bowling tournament the evening of Tuesday, April 18, benefiting High Hopes Development Center, a 32 year old non-profit serving over 600 children and families annually in the Middle Tennessee area. The Kings Bowl venue features The Draft Room, an award-winning restaurant…
Headquarters will create up to 25 new jobs in Greater Nashville Orchids Paper Products (NYSE MKT: TIS), a leader in the private label tissue industry, announced Tuesday that it is establishing its headquarters in Brentwood, creating up to 25 jobs in Williamson County. Orchids Paper’s new headquarters is at 201 Summit Avenue, located off…
Project “Team Inclusive” Benefiting the Brentwood Community Every year the Leadership Brentwood Program identifies eighteen leaders from the civic, educational, government, religious and business communities who will use their leadership knowledge, skills, and abilities for the long-term benefit of the Brentwood community. The program provides an educational format, which allows leaders to enhance their leadership…
March 7, 2017 Spring Hill Home Page WILLIAMSON COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS Williamson County home sales remained robust and the median sales price for a single-family home continued at record highs in February 2017, according to the monthly market report released Tuesday morning by the Williamson County Association of REALTORS®. Total home closings in Williamson…
Columbia State Community College and local hospitality business partners are hosting a Hospitality and Tourism Career Summit on April 1st AND Hospitality Summer Internships again this year! The Summit will take place at CSCC Campus on April 1. Students will have an opportunity to talk with industry leaders and learn more about the summer internship offerings as…