COMMUNITY

Disney’s Beauty and the Beast is coming to the Tennessee Performing Arts Center, this November, for a limited engagement.

George is the epitome of A Southern Gentleman and a Philanthropist. Johnny Birdsong had the opportunity to meet and talk with Mr. Shinn.

Every fall, we take time to recognize individuals in our community who are making a profound impact. Whether their efforts are visible or behind the scenes, these Philanthropic Heroes devote their time and energy to organizations that serve the greater good of Williamson County.

Artist Tiffany Foss, known for her impressionist plein air paintings, captures color and community in her work, now on view at Gallery 202.

The City of Franklin and Friends of Franklin Parks restored Harlinsdale Farm’s historic Main Barn as a preserved community landmark.

The Hog Ball, a lively Franklin fundraiser blending eccentric fashion with community spirit, returns October 4 to support local nonprofits.

Marty Warren on family, faith and the business of building community

Marc Headden of Headden Appraisal Services is recognized for his community service and lifelong commitment to Williamson County.

Flower Child is now open in Franklin, serving fresh, made-from-scratch meals in a cheerful, health-focused space with something for every lifestyle.

Cotillion classes return this fall, offering students in grades 1–9 a chance to grow in confidence, character, and social skills that last a lifetime.

BGA’s Middle School program builds leadership through hands-on learning, character development, and service.

The WCS Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center gives students hands-on experience in business, preparing them to run their own companies.

Beta Zeta of Alpha Delta Kappa marks 50 years of uniting women educators in service and community support.

Clay Harlin honors his deep Williamson County roots by preserving Harlinsdale Farm and giving back through community service and mentorship.

Dr. Charles C. Johnson was Franklin’s first Black physician, remembered for his courage and lasting impact on the community.

Hughston Clinic Orthopaedics Welcomes Interventional Spine and Pain Specialist Dr. Matthew P. Rupert

If you haven't driven through downtown Franklin recently between 3 rd Avenue North, North Margin and the Harpeth River—then you are...

INTERVIEW BY ANNA ROBERTSON HAM | PHOTOGRAPHED BY REBECCA MARTIN Brush strokes of talent and history line the walls at Gallery 202 . It is seen and felt the moment you walk through the gallery doors. The artwork is that of many voices—from paintings to sculptures—and it speaks to every person in different ways. Whether you are an art enthusiast or just curious, you cannot help but marvel as you stroll through the rooms of the historic Clouston Hall, located in downtown Frankl

By Katie Shands   |  Photography Provided by Williamson County Historical Society   Step inside Landmark Booksellers, and you’re not just...

Visit Franklin recently launched a Sips & Spirits trail here in Williamson County. This free digital passport will guide participants to a curated collection of distinct cocktails at area bars, restaurants, distilleries, vineyards, and unique drinking destinations across Williamson County. The new trail, for locals and visitors alike, is designed to spotlight the area’s creative culinary and craft beverage offerings. The trail features stops showcasing signature drinks, incl