High Hopes is happy to announce their inaugural 2018-2019 Kindergarten classroom. Expansion of the School at High Hopes is bringing with it four new classrooms slated to finish in…
Nashville author and Belmont University Professor Don Cusic’s new book about Winston Churchill, Winston Churchill’s Love of Music, has hit the book shelves. Cusic will discuss the book at…
BrightStone’s 16th Annual “Music That Touches the Heart” benefit held February 21st in Liberty Hall at the Factory at Franklin, featured Michael W. Smith, who performed along with several…
The Whiskey Room Live Jazz Series continues Sunday March 11th at Kings Dining and Entertainment located inside Kings Bowl (Cool Springs Mall, next to H&M). Tickets are only $15 in…
We recently sat down with Julie Walton Garland, a Williamson County native, to learn more about Walton’s Antique and Estate Jewelry. This family owned, and operated business has been a…
On January 15, 2018, Franklin resident Jerry Stump was promoted to president and CEO of Volkert, Inc., previously serving as the firm’s president and chief operating officer (COO). Volkert is an…
Awards will be presented in 5 categories to commemorate the Church’s 150th Anniversary Shorter Chapel AME Church is seeking nominations from the community for the Shorter 150th Awards. These…
Think your child with ADHD can’t have a great summer camp experience? Think again. Currey Ingram Academy offers an intensive six-weeks summer treatment program for students 8-12 with ADHD.…
British Swim School of Franklin is going to be “hopping” around the Franklin community with the Easter Bunny in the month of March giving away “Golden Eggs”. They are…
Pinkerton Park Storybook Trail opens Friday, March 2 The City of Franklin Parks Department is partnering with Friends of Franklin Parks and the Williamson County Library to create a new…