COMMUNITY FEATURE

The Titans’ Unwavering Commitment to Inspiring the Next Generation of Athletes and Serving the Community

The Williamson County Performing Arts Center is more than a venue for performances; it is a place where young artists are afforded the opportunity to discover their voices and experience the transformative power of live theatre.

As Chief Medical Officer for Williamson Health, Dr. Andy Russell knows a thing or two about Health & Wellness in Williamson County and also happens to be the epitome of a Southern Gentleman.

Williamson Health Medical Group welcomes three new physicians to its growing network of providers, further strengthening access to high-quality neurological, internal medicine and primary care services.

With the 250th celebration of America, there are many opportunities to gather with friends and family and enjoy community on this historic holiday.

Cheekwood launches "Save Cheekwood" campaign in response to radical legal effort to shut down historic landmark.

What does being a Southern Gentleman mean to Johnny Birdsong?

As a partner at Wilson & Associates, Justin carries on a multi-generational legacy built on hard work, relationships and serving the community that helped shape him.

Since 2004, The Next Door Recovery, a dedicated nonprofit, has played a vital role in the fight against substance abuse.

We interviewed Lisa Culp Taylor for our “I Am Williamson” spotlight to learn more about her story and her passion for Williamson County.

This year, Studio Tenn's “One Night Only” is co-chaired by community leaders Matt and Julie Brown, longtime Studio Tenn patrons and devoted supporters.

At Tennessee Lady Raptors practice, a girls' Rugby team based in Williamson County, hesitation is not an option.

As we celebrate Preservation Month, communities across the country take time to recognize the importance of protecting the places that tell their stories. Franklin offers no shortage of examples.

From a fascination with horses as a young boy and cleaning stalls to taking sanctioned rides as soon as he was sixteen, then heading to the winner's circle of the 1977 Iroquois Steeplechase, there is a story to be told.

Since 1949, the Franklin Rodeo has returned to Williamson County every spring, bringing top-tier cowboys and cowgirls to Franklin’s stomping grounds.

Johnny Birdsong takes a walk with Lee Kennedy and finds out what he believes it means to be a Southern Gent.

As the government began to tax and regulate alcohol, rural Tennesseans who relied on liquor for income were faced with a stark choice: starve or make their whiskey illegally.

Bill Foley and Joe Jensen were recognized for their exceptional service and nearly 200 combined volunteer hours in support of the nonprofit at The Factory at Franklin.

As we kick off 2026’s celebrations of the greatness of America, Johnny Birdsong sat down for a conversation this issue with this great statesman, inventor, and in general, exemplary patriot – Mr. Ben Franklin.

Few marriages rock nations, but the second marriage of Franklin man John M. Eaton did just that.