Maristone of Franklin presents its very own Hee Haw show. Filled with much laughter, great live music, and fun for the whole family. The show will be on Thursday, September 28 starting at 6 p.m. Refreshments will be served and tickets are $5 in advanceRead More
Park and ride the Franklin Transit shuttle to the Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival – September 23 & 24 Franklin Transit will be providing shuttle service for the Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival. Park your car and hop aboard the Franklin Transit Shuttle. OneRead More
Susan B. Duvenhage has been named president and executive director of Owls Hill Nature Sanctuary. Margaret Cameron, who served as executive director for more than five years, announced her intention to retire earlier this year. Duvenhage, formerly president and CEO of Nashville’s Adventure Science CenterRead More
Amy Delk to lead bank’s local community engagement efforts Landmark Community Bank Vice President Amy Delk has been named senior vice president and Williamson County executive, responsible for leading the bank’s team and its community relations efforts from Landmark’s East Main Street branch inRead More
Art Show and Sale will feature works by more than 40 local and regional professional artists For one fall weekend the FiftyForward Martin Center will be transformed into an art gallery displaying over 500 original works of art by more than 40 local artists includingRead More
Children with Special Needs Benefit from Young Professionals Enjoying Yazoo Brew Middle Tennessee young professionals enjoy unlimited Yazoo craft brew, light delicious fare and an incredible silent auction to benefit High Hopes Development Center at the 4th annual High Hopes & Hops event at Yazoo Brewery in Nashville onRead More
You’re invited to join Brentwood Advanced Chiropractic for a free dinner event on September 12 at Mazatlan Authentic Mexican Cuisine, 116 Wilson Pike Circle, Brentwood starting at 6:30 p.m. Topics include achieving spectacular health without guesswork, dieting or drugs, natural relief from pain, asthma, allergies,Read More
Please take part in an important study being carried out by our colleagues at Vanderbilt University focused on Tennessee businesses. Specifically, they want to better understand factors employers consider related to hiring a person with an intellectual disability*, including potential hesitations and anticipated benefits. This surveyRead More
By Wendi Pelfrey, Business Engagement Specialist, Williamson, Inc. Williamson, Inc. is proud to present its inaugural Meet-A-Member blog post. This series will introduce you to businesses and spotlight their staff, services and what they’re doing in the community. Get a behind the scene look intoRead More
Mary Mills is the recipient of this year’s Caroline J. Cross Award, presented by Leadership Franklin. Mills, a lifelong Franklin resident, spent 39 years as a secretary at Johnson Elementary and as Principal at Franklin Middle School. After retiring from the school system, she onceRead More
Menu Maker Catering owner Mary Weary knows her company’s success hasn’t come by chance. To help celebrate its 25th anniversary and give back to the community that has supported it, the full-service catering company has selected new neighbor GraceWorks Ministries, Inc. as its communityRead More
Hear from those on the front lines of fighting the opioid epidemic in Williamson County On September 11, FrankTalks will cover a topic that has started to hit our community too close to home. We have all seen it in the headlines and heardRead More
On Tuesday, September 26 from 10 a.m. – noon join GKIC Nashville for their Business Building Meet-up. They will help you step up your presentation skills and your information marketing game. You will also review your presentation methods and how you interact with customers.Read More
The Winter’s Tale and Antony & Cleopatra to be performed in Franklin September 28 – October 1 The Nashville Shakespeare Festival will return to Williamson County for its second annual Shakespeare in Academy Park, which will run from September 28 – October 1 and featureRead More
Join Chartwell Hospitality at the Franklin Library on September 6 from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. and 3 – 7 p.m. They are actively hiring for their soon to open Hampton Inn and Suites in Berry Farms. Read More
Nonprofit seeks votes from community to secure $25,000 grant Habitat for Humanity Williamson-Maury (HFHWM) has been selected as one of 200 finalists in the State Farm Neighborhood Assist program and is seeking help from the community to win a $25,000 grant for its CriticalRead More
Mechatronics Pilot offers chance to earn Associate’s Degree in High School; Education Foundation for Williamson County raising funding for 25 students The non-profit Education Foundation for Williamson County is raising funds to support as many as 25 students who are earning associate of appliedRead More
This Labor Day weekend, Sam’s Club is excited to announce its first neighborhood Food Truck Rally. September 2nd from 11 a.m.-2 p.m., the finest food trucks the area has to offer will arrive in the parking lot of all Tennessee Sam’s Clubs. The FranklinRead More
Free monthly art crawl in Downtown Franklin to take place on Friday, September 1 and highlight Americana theme Franklin Art Scene returns on Friday, September 1 from 6 – 9 p.m. for its sixth anniversary and will feature winners of the first annual Art andRead More
Children with special needs benefit from Young Professionals enjoying Yazoo Brew Middle Tennessee young professionals enjoy unlimited Yazoo craft brew, light delicious fare and an incredible silent auction to benefit High Hopes Development Center at the 4th annual High Hopes & Hops event at YazooRead More
