Franklin Aims for Poor Kids to Mingle

The Tennessean. Jan. 25, 2012 By Julie Hubbard Staff Writer Some parents in Franklin’s poorest neighborhoods are preparing to send their children to different schools next year after district leaders voted to spread them out more evenly. Changing housing patterns in...

Commuter Bus Service to Nashville in Peril

Additional bus runs to Nashville won’t start early this year, as some commuters had hoped, because the required $15,000 in local funding isn’t yet in place, according to an article in The Tennessean. Staff Writer Jill Cecil Wiersma reports on the possibility that a...

Officers elected for One Williamson One Chamber Board

Officers have been elected for the One Williamson One Chamber initiative, according to Williamson County Franklin Chamber President Nancy Conway. Elected as president of the initiative was Brad Dunn, who was placed on the One Williamson One Chamber Board as a...

Tennessean: Cool Springs skyline resumes transformation

Boyle has broken ground on final phase of Meridian By Kevin Walters The Tennessean Cool Springs’ supply of available retail and office space is being replenished as crews start work on a $40 million, three-building expansion that completes the Meridian development....