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The Heritage Foundation of Williamson County has entered a contract to buy the historic McConnell House from McConnell Hospitality Group for an undisclosed sum. (Courtesy-Visit Franklin)
Heritage Foundation of Williamson County inks deal to buy Franklin's McConnell House
The Heritage Foundation of Williamson County will present plans for Franklin Grove Estate & Gardens to Franklin's Historic Zoning Commission on Feb. 14. (Courtesy Daniel C. White)
Historic Zoning Commission to consider Franklin Grove plan Feb. 14
Franklin Tomorrow's first Breakfast With the Mayors event of 2022 on Jan. 25 will be a panel including all former Franklin mayors discussing how the community has evolved. (Courtesy Franklin Tomorrow)
Franklin Tomorrow's Breakfast With the Mayors to include city's former mayors
Rhonda Kemp cuts the ribbon on Williamson County Homeless Alliance's transitional home as Pastor Kevin Riggs, left, co-founder of the alliance, and Matt Largen, president and CEO of Williamson Inc. look on. Kemp donated $250,000 toward the home and the alliance's work. (Martin Cassidy/Community Impact Newspaper)
New transitional home from Williamson County Homeless Alliance aims to smooth path to independence
The newly renovated McLemore House Museum will be open to the public Dec. 11 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The house was built by freed slave Harvey McLemore after he was emancipated. (Courtesy the African American Heritage Society of Williamson County)
McLemore House Museum to hold public hours Dec. 11
In addition to bars, pedal taverns and other "transpotainment" vehicles regulated by the city must close. (Wendy Sturges/Community Impact Newspaper)
'Transpotainment' vehicle ban takes effect, coronavirus cases rise: News from Nashville
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State preps for return to school, Metro Nashville plans for new police chief: News from the metro
United Way of Greater Nashville supports nonprofits in Davidson, Williamson, Robertson, Cheatham and Hickman counties. (Alex Hosey/Community Impact Newspaper)
United Way of Greater Nashville aims to support nonprofits through coronavirus and beyond
Belle Meade City Hall, located at 4705 Harding Pike, Nashville, is closed to the public until further notice. (Dylan Skye Aycock/Community Impact Newspaper)
MAY 21 ROUNDUP: News from the Nashville area
Franklin was named as one of the finalists for the 2020 All-America City Award by the National Civic League in an application jointly filed by the city of Franklin and nonprofit Franklin Tomorrow. (Alex Hosey/Community Impact Newspaper)
MAY 19 ROUNDUP: Latest news from the Nashville area
Nonprofit organizations such as Brightstone are asking residents to give to nonprofits during The Big Payback on May 6. (Wendy Sturges/Community Impact Newspaper)
ROUNDUP: The Big Payback and a big storm in Nashville
Nonprofit organizations like Brightstone are asking residents to give to nonprofits during The Big Payback May 6. (Wendy Sturges/Community Impact Newspaper)
The Big Payback online giving event to raise money for nonprofits May 6
The event will feature performances by Greg Barnhill (pictured), Dennis Matkosky and Erin Enderlin. (Courtesy Gilda's Club Middle Tennessee)
Gilda's Club Middle Tennessee to host annual Songwriters Night with virtual showcase May 6
The United Way of Greater Nashville announced April 20 the distribution of its third round of funding from its COVID-19 response fund to 44 nonprofits in the Middle Tennessee region, totaling $1.17 million. (Courtesy Jake Matthews/Visit Music City)
United Way sends additional $1.17 million to Tennessee nonprofits
Food pantry
Connectus Health providing food, supplies to Middle Tennessee during coronavirus pandemic
Henley opened in June 2017. (Courtesy Andrea Behrends/Henley)
Midtown restaurant Henley debuts new takeout menu, partners with The Nashville Food Project to prepare meals for distribution
Faith Family Medical Center offers services to thousands of working uninsured and underinsured Middle Tennessee residents each year. (Courtesy Faith Family Medical Center)
Nashville health care nonprofit Faith Family Medical Center expands network during coronavirus
The United Way of Greater Nashville announced April 7 a second round of funding to 27 local nonprofit groups helping individuals and families negatively impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. (Lindsay Scott/Community Impact Newspaper)
United Way sends over $500,000 to Tennessee nonprofits
Medical Supply Donation
Nashville-based nonprofit donates supplies to Middle Tennessee hospitals