Leadership Franklin presented a $1,500 college scholarship to Williamson County student Amanda Haylett on June 5th. This scholarship is awarded annually to high school seniors or current college students…
Boiling Spring Academy field trips and open houses resume You may have driven by the two-story brick house along Moores Lane and wondered what takes place there. The Boiling…
The Franklin Special School District invites all qualified applicants to come to its first annual Recruitment Fair, to be held Saturday, March 30, from 9 – 11 a.m. at…
Businesses are realizing there are benefits to having team members know and understand sustainability and its impact on strategy and operations. Society is asking more often and with growing intensity…
Public expectations for businesses have never been greater as society shifts towards expecting companies not only to manage regular business activities but also to serve a social purpose. Columbia…
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, Tennessee – Williamson, Inc. unveiled Livability: Williamson County, Tennessee, the latest edition of a web and magazine marketing program designed to promote the area and draw new business, visitors,…
Twelve local students will have their winning art prominently displayed inside the medical center for a year Williamson Medical Center, in partnership with the Realtor® Good Works Foundation, unveiled…
Growing Professionally and Personally through Young Leaders Council in Williamson County – by Patty St. Clair Young Leaders Council (YLC), a Nashville-based nonprofit organization that has trained more than…
Young Leaders Council (YLC), a Nashville-based nonprofit organization that has trained more than 2,500 men and women to effectively participate on the boards of nonprofit agencies for the past…