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30 Kids on the Lawn Display at Franklin Police HQ
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. In recognition of that, this display, created by a local Eagle Scout, is being featured on the lawn outside...
WillPower 5K Holds its 6th Race in Downtown Franklin
On April 14, 2018, WillPower will hold its 5th annual 5K race in downtown Franklin beginning at 7:30 am.
Will NeSmith suffered a spontaneous brain hemorrhage...
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Your Easter Activity Guide
Check out these local Easter egg hunts, Easter bunny photo ops and more for you and your family.
Franklin
Photos with the Easter Bunny
CoolSprings Galleria
1800 Galleria...
Rescue of the Week: Lewis
from the Williamson County Animal Center
There is something so special about older dogs - they have a serenity of spirit and truly live in...
Academic All-Star – Tomas Goncalves, Nolensville Elementary
From WCS inFocus
Eleven-year-old Tomas Goncalves is a positive role model for students at Nolensville Elementary.
Not only is he a hard worker in the classroom,...
Nolensville Athlete to Compete on American Ninja Warrior Show
Sam O'Brien, 19, of Nolensville will compete on the 2018 season of American Ninja Warrior. To prepare for the competition, Sam has been training...
Refuge Center to Host Free Event About Dealing With Loss
The Refuge Center for Counseling, a local nonprofit organization that offers affordable counseling services on a sliding scale based on income, will hold its...
Rippavilla Hosts Annual Lawn and Garden Show
Rippavilla, Inc. will host its Second Annual Rusty Rake Lawn and Garden Show from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, March 24-25,...
Williamson Weekend: 5 Happenings This Weekend
The Rusty Rake
WHAT: Rippavilla, Inc. will host its Second Annual Rusty Rake Lawn and Garden Show to benefit the ongoing restoration of Rippavilla Plantation.
For two...
Harlinsdale Farm will Host the 10th Annual Walk Across Williamson County
Get ready for the 10th annual celebration event of Walk Across Williamson County on Saturday, April 8th at 1 p.
The Williamson County Health Department...
Franklin’s Charge to Preserve Spivey Tract in Franklin
Franklin’s Charge has received a $630,000 grant from the Tennessee Historical Commission and Tennessee Wars Commission to preserve the Spivey Tract in Franklin.
The Spivey...
500 Moore Elementary Students Recognized for Writing & Illustrating Their Own Books
On Friday, more than 500 students at Moore Elementary School in Franklin will be recognized for writing, illustrating, and publishing their own books through...
