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The award-winning Williamson County Fair will be celebrating its twenty-first year from August 1 st through 9 th , at the Williamson...

Meet the 2025 Iconic Women of Williamson—leaders, mentors, and changemakers whose impact runs deep in our community. From business to public service, each woman honored has shaped lives with heart, humility, and purpose. Their stories remind us that true legacy is built through service, strength, and the quiet power of showing up.

When the Franklin Rodeo kicks off, it’s not just about the “bucks” of the horses, it’s the “bucks” that the rodeo raises. Through the...

Learning through Play With Julia Belsante,  Director of Early Learning Center Battle Ground Academy     Summer for preschoolers should be...

By KATIE MURPHY  |  Photography by Carrie Smith Meet Jacquelyn George, a twenty-seven-year-old singer-songwriter and entrepreneur from...

Support Franklin's Take A Bite program to help ensure no student goes hungry, providing meals and opportunities to thrive.

At the Williamson County Animal Center, some pets have been waiting longer than others for a loving home.

Support My Friend’s House by volunteering, mentoring, or joining 'Friend of a Friend' to impact at-risk boys in Williamson County.

In late 1864, the United States was deeply entrenched in the Civil War, with over 600,000 dead and the nation's survival at stake. On...

BRENTWOOD Brentwood's history begins with early Mississippian Culture inhabitants and later Revolutionary War settlers like the Sneed,...

In this special edition of YOUR Williamson, as we reflect on the history of Williamson County, we are reminded of the strength,...

Just like the lyrics of Keith Urban’s “Song for Dad,” these stories about father and son relationships will inspire you. From learning to...

Williamson County is more than just a place on a map. It’s a rich landscape of culture and history, shaped by the many remarkable people...

For over two decades, Davis House Child Advocacy Center has been dedicated to providing trauma-informed care to children and families...

The spartan, cinder-block building in Franklin’s Hard Bargain neighborhood has seen better days. Large cracks zig-zag between the...

Today, soda fountains are few and far between, but in the forties and fifties, they formed the backbone of America’s Main Streets. Franklin was no exception.

Jordan’s journey to help build a pediatric rehabilitation center in Tennessee

You may recognize him as the guy behind Kimbro’s or the owner of Mockingbird Theatre or, perhaps, the person behind a camera lens. So, if you have not already, meet the stranger to no one – Will Jordan.  

A look into the life of a Leprechaun named Lonat’an.

The Jordan Elementary and Heritage Middle school cafeterias have a new look.