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County CommissionWilliamson County commissioners back up to $87 million for a new Brentwood middle schoolIf you live near Brentwood or Nolensville, this one's about where middle schoolers will go. Williamson County commissioners voted 23-1 Monday to approve their intent to fund up to $87 million for a new middle school next to Jordan Elementary on Split Log Road.Today’s editionRead

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  1. Main Street Media of Tennessee1 hour ago

    Spring Hill Weighs Alternative Sewer Systems for Developments

    Spring Hill officials are weighing alternative wastewater treatment options that could allow several proposed developments to move forward despite the city's ongoing sewer capacity constraints.The Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen discussed three potential alternative wastewater treatment proposals during its Nov. 2 meeting, each involving a different location and development. The proposals would allow developers to use decentralized or

  2. Williamson Herald19 hours ago

    Commissioners defer Arrington Village zoning amendment to March meeting

    At the Williamson County Board of Commissioners meeting, the board voted to defer a resolution to amend the county’s official zoning map for the creation of Arrington Village Zoning District

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  • Spring Hill EMSSpring Hill leaders fear longer ambulance waits as Maury and Williamson counties dispute who pays for EMS.

    Spring Hill leaders fear longer ambulance waits as Maury and Williamson counties dispute who pays for EMS. More than half of EMS calls to Spring Hill originate from the Maury County side of the city.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: News Channel 5 Nashville