Does distracted driving impact traffic congestion? The people have spoken. Traffic congestion continually ranks high in Williamson County road woes. Everyone is multi-tasking as they drive down the road. Have you missed a green light because the person in front of you...

We'll take the temperature of our community on Tuesday, April 26, at the next Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners. Breakfast service from Puckett's Gro. & Restaurant and Royal Cup Coffee will begin at 7 a.m. with...

Franklin Tomorrow is partnering with Vanderbilt University’s Office of Community, Neighborhood and Government Relations to present the monthly FrankTalks series with the next event set for April 11. On April 11, FrankTalks will feature Regional Transportation...

Williamson Inc., the economic development arm of Williamson County's Chamber of Commerce, held its annual Outlook Williamson on Tuesday, March 15, releasing a deep data dive into Williamson County's economic, education, and demographic sectors. Skanska was the...

Franklin's Board of Mayor and Aldermen will be asked to decide whether to rebid the next phase of widening of Hillsboro Road from Independence Square to Mack Hatcher Parkway Tuesday due to errors by the low bidder in submitting its bid, according to documents on the...

Discussion continues on whether to build five foot sidewalk vs. 10 foot multi use trail The Franklin Board of Mayor and Aldermen will discuss, but not vote, Tuesday, March 8, on whether a Murfreesboro Road project should be a five-foot sidewalk or a 10-foot multi-use...

City Administrator Stuckey to deliver ‘City Hall on Wheels’ Franklin City Administrator Eric Stuckey will kick off Franklin Tomorrow’s 2016 FrankTalks lecture series on Monday, March 14, in Townsend Hall at the Westhaven Residents Center. Office of Community,...

The Franklin Board of Mayor and Aldermen on Jan. 26 passed a resolution of support for "enhanced, sustainable funding for transportation needs for the State of Tennessee and for local communities." The issue was brought forth by Mayor Ken Moore, who told the aldermen...

Williamson County residents have a chance to to review the draft regional transportation plan (RTP) for Middle Tennessee, prepared by the Nashville Area MPO, during a public meeting next Tuesday, Feb. 2, at the Williamson County Public Library from 5-7 p.m. Called,...

Mayors of all five cities to join Moore & Anderson The 2016 Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With the Mayors series, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners, returns for its first-quarter date on Jan. 26, 2016. There is no cost to attend Breakfast With the Mayors,...