Perennial Plant Society Plant Sale April 6
More plants, more varieties means a better garden for you On April 6, 2019, the Mid-Tenn. Perennial Plant Society will once again offer local plant lovers the most beautiful,…
FSSD Job Fair to Promote Open Positions March 30
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…
The Heritage at Brentwood’s Redbud Expansion is Nearing Completion
BRENTWOOD, T.N., Wednesday, February 27, 2019 — The Heritage at Brentwood’s Redbud Expansion, the largest expansion project since first opening in 2007, is nearing the final stage of completion.…
First Citizens National Bank Celebrates 130 Years
First Citizens National Bank was established in 1889, and for 130 years our communities have depended on its strength and stability. Today, the friendly faces at First Citizens National Bank…
Advocates say Varying Parts Must Work Together to Build a Homeless Shelter in Franklin
Kevin Riggs is keeping his eyes open and his ears tuned in. Fresh off a meeting on Feb. 25 that saw a packed crowd at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church enthusiastically embrace…
Youth Leadership Brentwood Graduates Class of 2019
Members of the Youth Leadership Brentwood Class of 2019 received their diplomas recently during a ceremony held at the John P. Holt Brentwood Library in Brentwood. During the five-month program the youth…
TWO MEN AND A TRUCK Launches Seventh Annual Recruiting Month
Career Move Month seeks to hire 1,414 employees nationwide, 35 locally At TWO MEN AND A TRUCK®, the month of March means one important thing – Career Move Month. To…
Franklin Leaders Unveil Plan to Build Permanent Homeless Shelter in City
FRANKLIN – A plan is underway to bring the first permanent homeless shelter to Franklin, a city where advocates estimate hundreds of people are experiencing homelessness, many out of sight, in their cars or…
Heritage Foundation Closes on $6 million Purchase of O’More Campus
After raising $6 million in six months, representatives of the Heritage Foundation of Williamson County officially signed the documents Monday to close on the purchase of the 7-acre former O’More…
Sold: Heritage Foundation Closes on O’More Campus in Franklin
FRANKLIN –– The Heritage Foundation of Williamson County announced Monday the closing on the O’More campus property. The group raised $6 million to purchase the land from Belmont University after it bought…