Local photo of the day showcases Williamson County sights while rising country artist Bella Lam won the 2026 Josie Music Award for Song of the Year Country Female Division E on Sunday, Sept.
20 at the Grand Ole Opry House. Send in your photo with a brief description.
ALDI launches its first ready-made meals in early October in select Middle Tennessee stores.
The collection features seven meal options priced under $15, with a full rollout nationwide by January and monthly new additions planned & test recipes finalized.
Franklin residents can enjoy the 66th Annual BBQ sponsored by Men of St. Paul’s on Saturday, Oct.
3 at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. The event will serve award-winning pulled pork and other favorites, and pre-orders are open until Oct. 1 (noon) with pick-up between 2:00 and 4:00 p.m.
Heritage Foundation sold its former downtown headquarters (known as the Old Old Jail at 112 Bridge St.) for $4.5 million to Loch'ed Out LLC on Sept.
1. The 8,089 sqft building, restored for $2.8 million, retains historic character while buyer plans remain undisclosed.
Today, Andy Tennille's Photo of the Day shows a historic Americana Awards moment when Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, with Chris Stapleton, performed a reunion while Judy Collins led a discussion on community art.
Viewers may submit original photos (with brief descriptions) for future features.
Williamson County Sheriff’s Office is hiring part-time school crossing guards to help students safely reach school.
The role pays $22 per hour with 10 to 20 hours weekly and includes provided uniforms (applicants must be 21 and pass background checks); apply via QR code or website.
The Tennessee Titans host a rivalries-themed game at Battle Ground Academy today at 7 p.m. — Nike provides giveaways, LED wristbands for student sections, and a trophy for the winning team, while the team will debut its Music City uniform on Nov.
15.
Local animal shelters in Nashville and at the Williamson County center in Franklin will join Mars Petcare for the 18th Mars Adoption Weekend, where adoption fees are covered and volunteers help new pet owners.
The event will run from Friday, Oct. 2 through Sunday, Oct. 4.
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