Fairview Observer - Sat Nov 28
Black Friday shopping is time well spent for friends Lisa Smith and Dawn Keller.
Nature lover turns Owl's Hill into sanctuaryThe Tennessean Nashville News - Sat Nov 28
Jean Buchanan found nature fettered by barbed wire, cattle chutes, erosion and wildflower-choking grasses when she came to Owl's Hill 21 years ago.
New Williamson-Nashville bus routes to begin TuesdayThe Tennessean - Fri Nov 27
The first bus service between Williamson County cities and downtown Nashville starts Tuesday.
Volunteers use Thanksgiving to help rescued horsesThe Tennessean Nashville News - Fri Nov 27
A horse rescue operation at the Tennessee State Fairgrounds drew lots of would-be helpers on Thanksgiving Day.
News of note in Williamson County -- Nov. 27, 2009The Tennessean Nashville News - Fri Nov 27
The Williamson County School Board will consider two proposed rezoning plans at a special meeting Monday.
Nashville-area jobless rate dipsThe Tennessean - Thu Nov 26
Call it slight improvement on the jobs front as eight of 13 counties in the Nashville area saw slight declines in their unemployment rates in October, compared to a month earlier, according to state figures released Wednesday afternoon.
Hank Delvin reaps bounty of friendshipWilliamson Herald - Thu Nov 26
Last Thanksgiving Cindy and Hank Delvin of Delvin Farms in College Grove were enjoying time with their son, Eric in Seattle, hiking in the woods and giving thanks for their many blessings.
County detective trio receive proclamation for due diligenceThe Tennessean Nashville News - Thu Nov 26
The Williamson County Board of Commissioners recently presented a Proclamation of Appreciation to detectives David Beard, Melissa Colvin and Lt.
Martin Center helps fill needs for familiesThe Tennessean Nashville News - Wed Nov 25
Baskets filled with oranges, apples and perhaps a little can of snack chips are putting FiftyForward Martin Center members in the holiday spirit.
Tea Room stirs excitementThe Tennessean - Wed Nov 25
Congratulations to Marcia and Jay Franks on the opening of the Tea Room on Nov. 17. I am quite sure the place was humming with patrons anxious to taste the morsels prepared by the best and served by the most gracious hosts available at Homestead Manor.
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