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Blood Assurance in partnership with Williamson Medical Center and The Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee will hold a blood drive from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. at the BJIT at 3000 Edward Curd Lane, Franklin. (Courtesy Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee)
Nashville
5:00 PM May 10, 2022 CDT
Nonprofit Blood Assurance and Williamson Medical Center partner for May 24 blood drive
Mary Smith, a first-time Republican candidate for the Williamson County Commission District 5 seat, advanced to the Aug. 4 general election with 765 votes. (Courtesy of Campaign for Mary Smith for District 5 Commission-Smith for Fifth)
Nashville
4:02 PM May 5, 2022 CDT
Two Williamson County commissioners lose seats in May 3 primaries
The Franklin Board of Mayor and Aldermen will consider a cost-of-living increase for retirees in May. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Nashville
8:16 PM Apr 28, 2022 CDT
Franklin aldermen to consider 4.5% cost-of-living adjustment for retirees amid inflation
An image from the city of Franklin shows a high-water condition on State Route 106-Lewisburg Pike between Carnton Lane and Mack Hatcher Parkway earlier in February. The Tennessee Department of Transportation has closed a section of the road between Mack Hatcher and Carnton for a box culvert replacement. (Courtesy city of Franklin)
Nashville
11:20 AM Feb 16, 2022 CST
Lewisburg Pike detours go into effect Feb. 16-June 30 for culvert project
A site map showing proposed subdivisions on the campus of the Tennessee Baptist Children's Homes at 1310 Franklin Road in Brentwood. The nonprofit child care organization wants to use the proceeds of selling the land for redevelopment to revamp its residences for children. (Courtesy-Ragan Smith)
Nashville
9:03 AM Jan 10, 2022 CST
Baptist Children's Homes' Franklin Road subdivision faces decision by Brentwood City Commission on Jan. 11
Nashville
10:59 AM Dec 22, 2021 CST
Williamson County undergoes redistricting ahead of 2022 elections
Local district are utilizing funding from the U.S. Department of Education to help address pandemic-related issues. (Community Impact staff)
Nashville
2:00 PM Aug 17, 2021 CDT
WCS, FSSD using combined $12.7M for initiatives to address learning loss
Several parks in the city of Franklin remain closed due to high water. (Wendy Sturges/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
2:12 PM Mar 29, 2021 CDT
Most roads reopen, parks remain closed following March 27 flood
Nashville
1:08 PM Jan 20, 2021 CST
Williamson County Schools, state address effects of COVID-19 on learning loss
The Williamson County Board of Commissioner met Sept. 14 to hear a recommendation on the county seal. (Screenshot via YouTube)
Nashville
9:27 PM Sep 14, 2020 CDT
Williamson County approves recommendation to remove Confederate flag from county seal
(Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Nashville
6:34 PM Jul 28, 2020 CDT
BACK TO SCHOOL: Tennessee to allow for sports to return, extend local mask mandates and provide guidance on coronavirus
Rendering
Nashville
10:57 AM Jun 22, 2020 CDT
Williamson County officials, nonprofits work to provide mental health relief during coronavirus pandemic
The preliminary results of a traffic study for the Cool Springs area was presented to the Franklin Board of Mayor and Aldermen at its May 26 work session, identifying potential areas for future improvement to roadways to combat traffic congestion. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Nashville
8:56 AM May 27, 2020 CDT
Cool Springs traffic study indicates areas for improvement
East Works District Franklin Cool Springs
Nashville
1:52 PM May 7, 2020 CDT
East Works District update provides vision, improvements for Cool Springs area
City, county, state and business leaders addressed the effects of the coronavirus in Williamson County and their plans to move forward in a virtual meeting at Franklin Tomorrow’s Breakfast with the Mayors April 28. (Wendy Sturges/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
11:05 AM Apr 28, 2020 CDT
Local leaders discuss effects of coronavirus at Franklin Tomorrow's Breakfast with the Mayors event
Nashville
7:00 AM Dec 24, 2019 CST
Williamson County Schools plans new boundaries, relief for overcapacity schools in 2020
RESULTS FROM SPONSORED STORIES
Sponsored
6:00 PM
The Health Museum presents interactive learning experiences, including new AI exhibit
photos of drought in Texas
Sponsored
4:30 PM
Austin’s Water Forward plan includes aquifer storage and recovery project
As a collaborative effort between partners and communities, Unite Us is geared towards creating a safe and holistic experience that directly impacts people receiving and providing care.
Sponsored
8:22 PM
Unite Us’ Texas network expands to provide easy access to health and social services
Todd Nelson, founder of the Nelson Family Life Foundation, greets one of the 100 sculptors from the Shona Sculpture Gallery in Harare, Zimbabwe, commissioned to interpret the word "love" in stone for a charity auction this summer. (Courtesy Nelson Family Life Foundation)
Sponsored
5:35 PM
‘Sculpting the Future’ online auction to benefit Round Rock nonprofits
RESULTS FROM OTHER COMMUNITIES
Georgetown residents can expect the city's first music festival to be hosted at San Gabriel Park in April 2023. (Community Impact Newspaper/ Hunter Terrell)
Austin
1:25 PM
Georgetown approves agreement with C2 Acquisitions to host two-day music festival in San Gabriel Park
At $1.18 million, Missouri City City Council has approved a contract for a new regional detention basin for new development on the north side of the city. (Hunter Marrow/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
10:27 AM
Missouri City City Council authorizes $1.18 million construction contract for Willow Waterhole regional detention
Houston
3:25 PM
Medicaid expiration could put enrollees at risk
building rendering
Dallas - Fort Worth
12:52 PM
MP Materials set to open Alliance magnetics facility
Millions of gallons of industrial wastewater were discharged from Samsung Austin Semiconductor's facility in late 2021 and early 2022. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Austin
1:10 PM
State agency weighs penalty for Samsung wastewater spill; Austin officials call for improved monitoring
Traffic cones in a line on a street
Houston
10:37 AM
I-45 bridge replacement project no longer happening early
Mr. Zeke's
Phoenix
8:22 AM
Mr. Zeke's opens in Gilbert location formerly for B Gastrobar
Prep & Pastry exterior
Phoenix
12:15 PM
Prep & Pastry to open new Heritage District location
The 18-member committee was appointed by the NBU board of trustees and has been tasked with helping ensure NBU maintains fair and equitable rates.(Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Austin
1:20 PM
New Braunfels Utilities recommends increasing water and wastewater impact fees for developers
PfISD Chief Financial Officer Jennifer Land gave the board of trustees a budget update during a June 16 meeting. (Brian Rash/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
7:50 AM
Pflugerville ISD officials discuss budgetary measures to curb projected shortfall for 2022-23 school year