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Williamson Health was One of Only Two Tennessee Hospitals to Receive a Five-Star Overall Ranking

Peyton Lee, DNP, APRN, joins High-Risk Breast Program

There is so much magic around us that it can be hard to keep up. So, here is a little list of musts this holiday season.

A Southern Gentleman Meets the Williamson County Grinch: A Christmas Conversation

How a Decade-Long Williamson County Tradition Is Changing Christmas for Local Families.

Franklin’s Studio Tenn presents the festive Broadway musical “White Christmas.”

Celebrate the Season at “A Franklin Christmas” with Steven Curtis Chapman in Historic Franklin, Tennessee.

Meet Anne Renée Rob: The Tennessee jewelry artist creating timeless handcrafted pieces.

From festive feasts to family fun, Williamson Health experts share tips to keep your season joyful and well-balanced.

From Broadway to Williamson County: Laura Osnes and Nathan Johnson Launch Stagecraft to Empower Performers.

Josh Montgomery of Battle Ground Academy shares his view on reimagining success in the modern world.

Since 2013, One Generation Away (OneGenAway) has been working to end hunger and food waste by rescuing food that would otherwise go to landfills and redistributing it directly to families in need—no questions asked and no paperwork required.

Johnny Birdsong interviews Rod Heller about what makes a true Southern Gentleman.

Arlie Haddix is Chief Executive Officer with Operation Stand Down—a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving U.S. military veterans and their families by helping them achieve stability, self-sufficiency and success in civilian life.

GraceWorks Ministries will host its 26th Annual Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving morning at Meridian Cool Springs.

Julie A. Harvey is a painter known for her large-scale abstract works bursting with texture, color and energy.

Three hundred and forty-six times last year, Davis House Child Advocacy Center listened, and in doing so helped a child begin to heal from the trauma of child abuse.

Where to sip cider, pick pumpkins and celebrate fall across Middle Tennessee

With more than 800 cemeteries scattered across Williamson County, the task of preserving those burial grounds and their history is as vast as the land itself. Today, a portion of that work is being carried out by a small but determined group of volunteers focused on Revolutionary War Patriots buried in Williamson County.

Many know Franklin’s bloody history—and, some say, haunted by it. Here are the spookiest tales from Williamson County.