January 4, 2017 Brentwood Home Page by Donna Vissman On Tuesday, Forbes released their 2017 30 under 30 list. Featuring 20 different industries, they selected what they call “game changers”, with a total of 600 individuals on the list. Giving a description of those who made the list as ones who think outside the box,…
January 4, 2017 Brentwood Home Page by Donna Vissman Food truck-turned-restaurant, Funk Seoul Brother, has opened their second brick and mortar location in The Factory at Franklin. Funk Seoul Brother has become a popular eatery in the Nashville and Franklin area; Thrillist even named them one of the best new Nashville restaurants of 2016. Chef/Owner…
January 3, 2017 Franklin Home Page by Corey Little It’s no secret that real estate in Williamson County has been booming for some time now. With many businesses, small and large, calling Williamson County home and creating jobs in the area, as well as it being the home to some of the nation’s best schools,…
Front row: Abby Rorex, left, Abby Bass, Michelle Holland and Sara Moreland; middle row: Senton Pojani, left, Rebecca Ozols, Sydney Ball, Lyndi Berrones, Lauren Painter, Rob DeLucas and Anne McGraw; back row: Philip Shepard, left, Hunter Clark, Barry Deans, Brian Brate, Gaines Kergosien, Joey Croom, Jason Price and Kathryn Bailey. Not pictured: Macon Borne and…
January 1, 2017 Brentwood Home Page by Zach Harmuth The city of Spring Hill released a list of some of its biggest projects completed in 2016 last week. “Hundreds of new jobs were added; a significantly higher population was officially counted; city awards were won; a towering 1.5-million-gallon water tank was completed; and one of…
Lipscomb University President Randy Lowry to lead discussion Franklin is a community known for its opportunities. As we reflect back on 2016, we want to take hold of a new opportunity – an opportunity to engage all of Franklin’s citizens. Franklin Tomorrow invites the community to join us for our Jan. 9 FrankTalks lecture in…
Health care IT company to create 260 jobs Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam, Economic and Community Development Commissioner Randy Boyd and myNEXUS®, Inc. CEO McArthur VanOsdale today announced that the health care information technology company will expand in Greater Middle Tennessee and create 260 new jobs. MyNEXUS, the leader in post-acute technology and home-based services,…
December 16, 2016 Nashville Post by Geert De Lombaerde A health technology company that specializes in the post-acute and home-based care sectors plans to add 260 jobs to its local operations in the coming years, which would more than quintuple its payroll. MyNEXUS, which two years ago raised $13.6 million from a New York investment…
Williamson County leads U.S. in job growth at 6.7 percent Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics For release 10:00 a.m. (EST), Wednesday, December 7, 2016 COUNTY EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES Second Quarter 2016 From June 2015 to June 2016, employment increased in 291 of the 344 largest U.S. counties, the U.S. Bureau of…
December 14, 2016 Nashville Post Men’s clothing and accessory brand Peter Millar will open a shop in spring 2017 at Hill Center Brentwood, the first in Tennessee for the upscale fashion retailer. Eric Viars, a veteran Nashville retailer and owner of The Oxford Shop for the past 23 years, will own the shop via a…