Issue 116: August - September 2022
Issue 116: August - September 2022
Issue 116: August - September 2022
The Franklin Justice and Equity Coalition (FJEC) hosted its third annual Juneteenth festival on June 18, followed by the African American Heri…
Leiper’s Fork Distillery remains locally-based, rooted in core values
AAHS featured speakers, reenactors, games, entertainment, food and a “wonderful turnout from the community,” according to Alma McLemore, AAHS …
The 16th annual Boots & Jeans, BBQ & Beans fundraiser held in July at The Factory at Franklin for Tennessee Senate Majority Leader Jac…
Plaza Mariachi is a cultural entertainment center in Nashville that offers a food hall, shops, and entertainment from all over the world.
The annual Bethlehem United Methodist Church Fish Fry, one of Williamson County’s longest-running events, returned July 15 for its 47th year o…
The 49th Country Music Association Fest took place June 9-12 in downtown Nashville and Nissan Stadium with surprise performances as well as pr…
The Franklin Noon Rotary Club held its annual installation banquet last month at Natchez Trace Country Club to bring in new officers and recog…
Dr. Katie Heckel has joined Cupola Animal Hospitals
Modern Dining Trends perfect for hosting fall festivities
I can’t believe that summer has flown by. I am looking forward to August and September, soaking up the last of summer and getting ready for fa…
The 34th annual Red, White and Boom in Brentwood Independence Day celebration brought thousands out to the Eddy Arnold Amphitheater in Crocket…
1892: Simple, well-executed dishes in a comfortable ‘safe haven’ in Leiper’s Fork
Recently, a post on Facebook from a friend from my high school days in Georgia caught my eye. The post featured a picture of two men arm-in-ar…
City of Franklin officials honored the late Tennessee Supreme Court Justice Cornelia Clark for service to her state and community at a street …
As the sun began its descent to the horizon and the shadows lengthened on the lawns of Boyd Mill Farm, families and friends gathered June 25 w…
Williamson County to celebrate Business Gives Back during the month of September
As a longtime antique appraiser, I have had the good fortune to see a wide variety of collections. It truly never ceases to amaze me the thing…
The Franklin Theatre played host to a sold-out crowd at the one-night-only premier of “Elvis” on June 22. The evening included a cocktail hour…
Despite the heat and about a 10-minute downpour, thousands of people gathered in downtown Franklin for Franklin on the Fourth to celebrate the…
Tom and Cordia Harrington to Chair Heritage Foundation of Williamson County’s Heritage Ball. The Heritage Foundation of Williamson County anno…
His debut album, Traveller, exceeded all expectations, quickly lifting the prolific songwriter with the all-too-familiar vibrato into the stra…
Franklin native Jimmy Gentry, a 96-year-old World War II veteran, coach, teacher, farmer, storyteller, artist, father and grandfather who died…
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