Coleman Bomar

On Thursday, the Middle Tennessee Council Boy Scouts of America raised over $10,500 for the STEM Scouts program at a STEM district leadership event hosted by Paul and Mary Morgan

The Arts Council of Williamson County will hold its third Art Crawl of the year on Franklin’s Main Street and beyond on Friday. Businesses will host artists of multiple mediums

Rick Alltop didn’t always consider himself an artist. His wife, Tauni, who has been painting in oil for over 22 years, was the sole working creative in the relationship for

Fifth Third Bank to depart from Franklin square

The Franklin Art Crawl returns to downtown Franklin on Friday with a stacked lineup of participating businesses featuring artists along Main Street.

The city of Franklin completed numerous capital projects this year and is gearing up for more next year.

Franklin staple William “Bill” Strickland Peach, age 87, died on Thursday last week.

After months of work returning the Franklin Five Points Post Office to its former glory, new owners Julie and Matt Brown reponed the location on Dec. 1.

Students and administrators hosted nonprofit leaders at the Williamson County Schools district’s Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center (EIC) as part of the My Cause My Kicks initiative on Tuesday morning.

Former alderman Gabrielle Hanson resigned Monday at 11:59 p.m., a minute before the day of the meeting when the Franklin Board of Mayor and Alderman was slated to discuss her