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Studio Tenn’s board of directors voted to postpone the theater’s 2020-21 season until February of next year and will furlough the majority of its staff as a result of coronavirus concerns. (Courtesy Studio Tenn)
Studio Tenn postpones productions, furloughs staff
The proposed development includes plans for a subdivision of single family detached homes, farmsteads and townhomes across 58.6 acres with 157 total homes. (Courtesy city of Franklin)
City of Franklin to host neighborhood meeting for Old Charlotte Pike development
In Davidson County, there have been at least 7,016 reported cases. Williamson County has reported 723 cases. (Community Impact staff)
Coronavirus cases in Tennessee rise by 313 in 24 hours
Parents of Williamson County School students expressed frustrations with the lack of diversity initiatives present in the district at its June 15 board of education meeting and suggested ideas for improvement. (Alex Hosey/Community Impact Newspaper)
Residents call for racial-based reforms during Williamson County board of education meeting
Eric Stuckey
City of Franklin to celebrate Juneteenth with historical web series
Thousands made their way through downtown Nashville in protest of police brutality and racism on June 13.
PHOTOS: Thousands march through downtown Nashville June 13 in ongoing protests against police brutality
The city of Franklin will reopen its services for drop-off recycling of batteries, oil, paint, antifreeze and electronics at the sanitation and environmental services facility beginning June 15. (Courtesy Fotolia)
City of Franklin to resume some recycling operations; curbside option still on hold
Here are the coronavirus data updates to know in Tennessee today. (Community Impact staff)
Tennessee coronavirus cases increase by 786 in 24 hours
The improvements to Granny White Pike will include the addition of bike lanes as well as Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant sidewalks.(Lindsey Juarez Monsivais/Community Impact Newspaper)
City of Brentwood begins work on Granny White Pike
Here are the coronavirus updates to know today in Tennessee. (Community Impact staff)
Tennessee coronavirus cases increase by 471 in 24 hours
The Franklin Abbey in Cool Springs reopened June 8 with renovations and changes, including a menu expansion and the creation of a coffee shop and market. (Courtesy Tausha Dickinson/The Franklin Abbey)
The Franklin Abbey reopens with renovations, improvements
The Williamson County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a resolution authorizing the purchase and lease of Chromebooks for Williamson County Schools at its June 8 meeting. (Courtesy Pixabay)
Board of commissioners approve laptop purchases for Williamson County students
Pure Life Renal of Cool Springs opened in Brentwood on April 28. (Courtesy Pure Life Renal)
Pure Life Renal of Cool Springs opens Brentwood clinic
Visitors to Williamson County reached a record high in 2019, according to the latest data from Visit Franklin, which said 1.81 million visitors came to the area last year, marking an increase of 5.23% from 2018’s 1.72 million visitors. (Courtesy Visit Franklin)
Visitors to Williamson County reached record-breaking 1.8 million in 2019
Protestors against racial inequality gathered in downtown Franklin on June 4, 2020. (Alex Hosey/Community Impact Newspaper)
Protesters against racial inequality gather in downtown Franklin on June 4
(Dylan Skye Aycock, Alex Hosey/Community Impact Newspaper)
See photos from the June 4 Black Lives Matter protest in downtown Nashville
Franklin Mayor Ken Moore was nominated by the Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services for its Tennessee Hero recognition on June 3. (Courtesy city of Franklin)
Mayor Ken Moore nominated by state for Tennessee Hero recognition
The city of Franklin erected markers with information about African American history in 2019. (Alex Hosey/Community Impact newspaper)
Community group works against racial imbalances in Franklin area history
The Williamson County Board of Commissioners plan to consider amending the county’s budget for FY 2019-20 to allow for more money for schools, parks and recreation, libraries and more at its June 8 meeting. (Alex Hosey/Community Impact Newspaper)
Williamson County Board of Commissioners to amend budget at June 8 meeting to allow more money for schools, facilities
Hundreds of Franklin residents overflowed from the corner of the First Missionary Baptist Church parking lot to listen to church leaders, educators, city officials and concerned citizens speak out against systemic racism across the country at a candlelight vigil held June 2. (Alex Hosey/Community Impact Newspaper)
Franklin community leaders speak out against racism at candlelight vigil