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

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.

Six trends shaping backyards this year.

First impressions are everything, and that starts at the curb.

This feature highlights local lovebirds and the relationships that have been built right here.

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.

Autumn has arrived, and homeowners will be preparing their outdoor spaces for cooler weather. For those with pools, the experts at Latham, The Pool Company, are offering a simple eight-step guide to prepping a pool for fall. From cleaning and chemical balancing to filter care, these tips will help your readers save time and protect their investment.

Cass Smith used Trex® decking and the RainEscape® system to turn her backyard deck into a dry, livable patio space.

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

Trex shares how to spruce up YOUR outdoor space and make it home

It began innocently enough back in 1994. Rodeo Cowboy Ernie Greer, then in his mid-thirties, was looking to buy a stainless steel table so he could cure hams during his off-season. As a kid in rural Paris, Tennessee, Ernie’s father and grandfather both cured hams while young Ernie helped. But when Ernie arrived to the home of Mr. Reynolds to buy the table, Reynolds asked Ernie if he wanted to buy his whole operation instead.

The Leiper’s Fork Foundation, along with Middle Tennessee State University's (MTSU) Center for Historic Preservation, recently published Charting Your Own Vision: Lessons from Leiper’s Fork. The book is a guide for other small towns and rural communities interested in following the Leiper’s Fork model of success.

On a cool March morning in 1821, a young Sam Houston – future Governor of Tennessee and Texas, and first president of the Republic of...

More than three-quarters of Americans who have a yard say it’s one of the most important parts of their home, according to a poll...

Nestled in eastern Williamson County, Arrington Vineyards beckons wine lovers with its stunning wine-country views. Open throughout the...

Mike Wolfe is a name known through the television airwaves and now synonymous with stories of our American heritage. Locally, and all around the country, he now stands as a testament to the spirit of community. You may have seen him on the extremely popular, almost cult classic television show, American Pickers, sifting through dusty barns and attics in search of history.

Welcome to picturesque Williamson County, Tennessee, where charming small towns, stunning landscapes and Southern hospitality converge. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply seeking a tranquil getaway, Williamson County has it all. And what better way to experience this enchanting region than by staying in a locally curated Airbnb?

The Williamson County Fair returns for ‘9 days of Fun’ at the Williamson County AgExpo Park, kicking off with a ribbon cutting on August 4th at 5:30pm. The gates will then open at 6pm. and for top quality attractions, educational exhibits, thrilling rides and more through August 12th. This year’s “Livin’ for the Ribbon” theme represents more than just rides and games, but the heart of the Williamson County Fair: Its competitive events.

Backyarding is the practice of taking everyday activities – think entertaining, eating, working, and working out to name a few – into the green space around us. Even those living in an urban setting with a smaller yard – or no yard at all – can enjoy the benefits of backyarding, according to the TurfMutt Foundation, which advocates for the care and use of yards, parks, and community green spaces.

Spring is just around the corner, and if you’ve got a new home in the new year, there are endless opportunities to customize your landscape. When constructing new homes, developers tend to use a lovely – but often simple – plant palette. Make your yard pop by jazzing up the standard green staples with some color and flair that reflects your taste and lifestyle!