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Williamson County residents have just over two more weeks to respond to a health assessment intended to improve health and wellness. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)

WilCo residents have until May 17 to contribute to health survey

By Brooke Sjoberg

Williamson County residents have just over two more weeks to respond to a health assessment intended to improve health and wellness.

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