Recently, a brief ceremony at Spring Hill's City Hall, hosted by the Brigadier General Richard Winn Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), celebrated 16-year-old Benny Jett's latest accomplishment by adding the national Mary Desha Meda... See more
Allena Bell is on a unique mission: to encourage young people who grew up in Williamson County and have gone on to college or other opportunities to return home and serve the community that supported their education and nurtured their talents.
"They have ... See more
The Williamson County Sheriff's Office employs 312 active personnel, including staff and deputies. Among them, there are 31 African American deputies: 24 on patrol, five in the jail, and two civilian employees. Additionally, three of the nine members of t... See more
Marcia Allen has always been a dedicated member of her community. She graduated from Franklin High School with a strong passion for mathematics. According to Allen, it was the late Eugene Wade, a longtime math teacher at Franklin and Brentwood high school... See more
After graduating from Valor Collegiate Academy in Nashville, Franklin Fire Department Engineer Gerald Davis pursued a degree in criminal justice to become a police officer.
"I wanted to be a cop," Davis said.
However, a friend suggested that he consider a... See more
