The city of Franklin will host a neighborhood cleanup April 19-20. (Courtesy Fotolia)
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The $29 million project, which is funded through the city’s capital improvement program, features more than 56,000 square feet of space, a far cry from the department’s existing offices at Brentwood City Hall. The department is expected to move employees to the new space by June 1, according to the city.
While heat levels range from the original, no-heat option to Death Row, owner Shawn Davis said he recommends first-time diners start with a lower heat level and work their way up.
Results from the May 4 Brentwood city elections are in.
See live coverage of the Brentwood City Commission election here.
The restaurant's location on Main Street has been closed since late January, when a fire caused damage to the building.
Take a look at local road projects coming down the pipeline.
Which one of these brunch spots is on your list to try?
The shop sells handmade soap bars in a variety of scents.
Projects at the workshop include wood items, such as painted boards, planters, pillows and lazy Susans, as well as soft items, such as pillows, canvas tote bags and knit blankets, a popular item in colder months.
The drive comes as the American Red Cross is reporting a critical need for blood donations.
Active cases have dropped by 1/3 in the last month, according to data from the Tennessee Department of Health.
