Annual Volunteer Awards expands, moves to Franklin Theatre “The Stars of Our Community” will shine on Wednesday, July 30, at the eighth annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards and Volunteer Spirit Awards. The awards will be presented at the...

A Vintage Affair, Franklin Tomorrow, Mercy Community Healthcare among those working collaboratively Several Williamson County nonprofits are coordinating their efforts to win the $5,000 prize being awarded daily in First Tennessee Foundation’s “150 Days of Giving”...

Franklin Tomorrow’s Volunteer Awards Ceremony is being transformed this year to focus more closely on a wider spectrum of volunteerism in our community. Instead of being held as part of a summer Shrimp Boil, the event will be held this summer at the Franklin Theatre....

Transportation issues looming for Middle Tennessee Williamson Inc. held its quarterly Public Affairs Roundtable May 8 to discuss transportation issues & planning. The panel included Nashville Metropolitan Planning Organization Director Michael Skipper, Williamson...

Results of survey presented at Breakfast With the Mayors April 29 Franklin Tomorrow’s Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by First Farmers Bank, on Tuesday, April 29, served as the venue for release of the Housing Analysis Study conducted by BBC Research &...

First release for recently completed Housing Analysis Join Franklin Tomorrow for its second Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by First Farmers Bank, Tuesday, April 29, at Rolling Hills Community Church, 1810 Columbia Ave. The results of the Housing Analysis Study,...

Franklin Tomorrow and a delegation of more than 30 business, community and elected leaders returned Friday, April 11, 2014, from a three-day Vision City Visit to Carmel, Ind. A preliminary visit was made in Fall 2013 by a six-person team to Carmel, which is often...

Walk Across Williamson sign-ups to occur at same time, Aegis Health Group, Mercy Community Healthcare to offer free screenings at Pinkerton Park event Franklin Tomorrow’s Get Fit Franklin project is joining forces with Walk Across Williamson to hold its quarterly...

Transportation Survey results presented to Board of Mayor and Aldermen Franklin Tomorrow released the results of a transportation issues study conducted in 2013, revealing that people want reduced congestion and less delay, more transportation choices, and a better...

City leaders’ long list of projects outpaces the available funding By Kevin Walters | The TENNESSEAN After months of planning how they’ll spend about $4 million, Franklin city aldermen haven’t made up their minds about which of the most important projects they need to...