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A busy week in local food and drink saw chains update menus and earn high health scores.
Taco Bell revived 2016 fan favorites starting Thursday, Aug. 20, Cracker Barrel introduced fall deals on Tuesday, Aug. 18, and Mountain Mike’s Pizza will debut its first Tennessee outlet on Wednesday, Aug. 26 — adding flavor to local dining.
The ReRuns Are Fun Consignment Sale will run from Thursday, Aug.
27 to Sunday, Aug. 30 at Williamson Co. Ag. Expo Park on Long Lane— offering families a chance to shop gently used clothing and gear from popular brands.
Williamson County native Anita Pope retired last month after a 50-year career in healthcare with Williamson Medical Center.
She now manages Franklin-based AAP Graphics and will launch an oncology nurse scholarship program early next year.
Mr. J’s Original will open soon at 330 Mayfield Drive in Franklin and will serve burgers, chili fries, chicken tenders, and its signature pastrami sandwich.
Owner Jason Flores confirmed the expansion into Williamson County and plans to launch a Mexican restaurant in the future.
Bob's Discount Furniture is opening its new 56,620 sqft store at 1770 Galleria Boulevard in Cool Springs on Friday, Sept.
4, with a ribbon cutting at 9:30 a.m. and family fun including live music, charitable donations + an autograph signing by Tennessee Titans Head Coach Robert Saleh.
Heritage Elementary's choir sang the national anthem on August 1 at First Horizon Park during the Nashville Sounds game.
Under the direction of music teacher Noelle Martin, the Heritage Harmonics created lasting memories for students and families.
The Williamson County School Board approved new policies and key budget actions on Aug.
17, including moving early release day to (Nov. 18) and appointing a new board attorney starting Sept. 1. The meeting honored student achievements and staff awards, with the next meeting scheduled for Sept. 21 at 6:30 p.m.
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