Mobility Week kicks off with new ride-sharing pilot program
September 12, 2016 Brentwood Home Page by Emily West In efforts to keep cars in the driveway, both the Franklin Special School District and the Franklin Transit Authority will work…
What happens when Williamson is overcapacity in its schools
September 12, 2016 Brentwood Home Page by Emily West With Williamson County Schools increasing more by 1,836 students this year, several of the districts’ schools sit at more than 100 percent…
County Commission approves $50 million for new schools
September 12, 2016 Brentwood Home Page by Zack Harmuth The Williamson County Commission unanimously passed two resolutions Monday night that approve more than $50 million for land and construction on…
Food trucks roll into Cool Springs, downtown Franklin
September 12, 2016 Brentwood Home Page by Corey Little Food trucks and restaurants in Cool Springs and Downtown Franklin will be ready for business on Tuesday as Williamson, Inc. partners…
New investment spurs burst of jobs at Franklin startup
September 12, 2016 Nashville Business Journal by Adam Sichko A startup in Franklin plans to hire 36 employees as part of a half-million-dollar investment in a new facility, the company…
Popular East Nashville burger joint expanding to Franklin
September 9, 2016 Nashville Business Journal by Eric Snyder The Pharmacy Burger Parlor & Beer Gardens, a staple of the East Nashville dining scene, is expanding to Franklin. Franklin Home…
Developers ready a rarity in Franklin: New office space
September 1, 2016 Nashville Business Journal by Adam Sichko Tony Harris is hoping his upcoming development in Franklin will be a lifeline for small and medium-sized companies, at a time…
Nolensville’s Mill Creek Brewing looks beyond area for distribution
August 31, 2016 Franklin Home Page by Zach Harmuth The first-ever brewery in Nolensville released its first beer, Lil Darlin, last July. In May, it started full operations and its…
More Williamson students are going to college now than ever before
August 31, 2016 Franklin Home Page by Emily West According to the Tennessee Higher Education Commission, Williamson County’s college-bound student rate has reached a new high of nearly 83 percent.…
Chamber’s Mobility Week to address congestion with creative events
August 30, 2016 Brentwood Home Page by Samantha Hearn In just a few weeks the Williamson County Chamber will host a Mobility Week, where it will ask businesses in the…