Cole Villena

Here’s what’s new in Williamson County business.

Now back home in Tennessee, Franklin Police officer Scott Legieza is trying to thank everyone who’s supported him since his near fatal heart attack.

The seventh running of the Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival drew around 17,000 attendees Saturday.

It’s been a long summer of record-breaking heat in Williamson County. Now that fall is finally here, what’s new in the county’s business world?

The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office launched a new co-responder program to improve its response to mental health crises in the county.

The 49th Heritage Ball drew a sellout crowd of 870 revelers out to Franklin for a night of fundraising and black-tie glamour.

Williamson County is renowned for its parks and facilities. If you want to bike or skate, or play a round of disc golf, there’s a space to explore.

Blue Flowers skate shop opened last month at The Factory in Franklin as a place for skaters to pick up skate hardware, footwear and apparel.

As one of the fastest growing areas in Tennessee – and the country – Williamson County is home to dozens of pizza joints.

Williamson County filmmakers the Wuchina twins produced a documentary on the Save Lick Creek movement.