Zoning for downtown Franklin’s first hotel project now moves to a third and final vote, before heading to the city’s Historic Zoning Commission’s Design Review Committee, after aldermen unanimously passed the $80 million mixed-used redevelopment plan last night.
A long public hearing prior to the vote, specifically on the rezoning and the applicants’ request for a […]
More than 200 Williamson County residents and commercial property owners who own land near the Harpeth River Watershed attended a public viewing this week of proposed flood map changes for the area.
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) representatives, along with state, county and city engineers and planners, were available for questions and comments during the open […]
Believe it or not, spring is inching closer for Williamson County, a time when residents begin planning their gardens or landscaping — but some may forget about another important preparation involving little critters.
When the weather starts to get warmer, pests like spiders, beetles and ants start rousing from their winter inactivity, making a busy spring […]
While Middle Tennessee residents may not have to deal with ice and snow very often, their roofs could be in danger when those winter storms do hit.
Accumulation of ice and snow on roofs can cause many problems, most notably ice dams and buildup.
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