Community Conversation on Homelessness
Please join me for an important community conversation on homelessness in Williamson Countyon Monday, February 25 at 6 PM at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in downtown Franklin, 510 West Main St, Franklin, TN.…
Commercial Development Swells Following Population Growth in Nolensville
After years of population growth, Nolensville is finally seeing an influx of commercial development. Nolensville Mayor Jimmy Alexander outlined some of the major projects that are in the pipeline at…
Alive’s New Franklin Office to Include Nonprofit’s ‘Closer to Home’ Strategy
Despite a morning of heavy rains, approximately 80 people turned out Wednesday for the grand opening ceremony for Alive’s new office in Franklin. As the only nonprofit provider of hospice…
Williamson, Inc. Economic Development Team is Hiring!
Director of Business Development – Economic Development Charged with growing the local economy through the attraction and recruitment of new companies and assisting growth of existing companies. In search of…
Taziki’s
How did Taziki’s become a staple in our community? Learn more about how they expanded in Williamson County and how they truly believe in a cohesive and inclusive work environment!…
The Hearth at Franklin Adds Sensory Room to Help Memory Care Patients
A waterfall, sounds of nature and diffusing aromas are just a few of the features included in a new addition, serving memory care patients at The Hearth at Franklin retirement living…
Williamson, Inc. Welcomes New Businesses Revolving Around Selfies and Sweets
Whether looking for a memorable selfie experience or a sweet treat, Williamson County residents can be treated to two businesses that were welcomed by Williamson, Inc. on Friday during separate…
My Friend’s House Breaks Ground to Make Way for New Facility
The home that has become My Friend’s House on East view Circle in Franklin has gotten plenty of facelifts over the years. But now it’s time for a complete head-to-toe…
Williamson Inc. CEO Matt Largen talks Partnerships, Workforce, Traffic jams
Matt Largen marked six years as president and CEO of Williamson Inc., on Feb. 1. He was formerly head of Williamson County’s economic development department, which basically dissolved and moved…
Williamson County Legislators tell Chamber they want to Change School Funding and Improve Infrastructure
State legislators from Williamson County told a group at a Williamson Inc. event on Tuesday morning they want to change the way Tennessee funds public schools. State Sen. Jack Johnson…