Franklin High HOSA earns Gold: Franklin High’s HOSA chapter earned Gold Level recognition at the HOSA International Leadership Conference this summer after logging over 300 volunteer hours—through student-led blood drives, Red Cross workshops, and a Nashville tour— find out what drove their success.
Lost song found at last: Decades after a Spokane teen’s mixtape set fans on a wild goose chase, the Lostwave community traced the mystery track to Nashville’s Alex Caress—who’s just released the recovered recordings on his new album I Am Always Here — find out how.
Mark Your Future Path: The annual Williamson County College and Industry Fair is set for September 9 at the Ag Expo Center, where colleges, businesses and state financial aid experts will connect with students and families from 4:30–7:30 p.m. — find out.
e|spaces Cool Springs launch: The new 23,000-sq-ft workspace in Williamson County marks e|spaces’ 15th location with private offices, executive suites, collaborative areas, a café, and a songwriters’ night on August 27 — find out how to register.
WCS students earn record Biliteracy Seals: More than 238 high schoolers secured Silver or Gold Seals of Biliteracy in 14 different languages—the highest total in district history— find out how to qualify.
Other Franklin headlines this week
- Arno Village unveils new master plan
- Franklin’s business event returns with food, art
- State foresees millions from ‘9-1-1 Nashville’ filming
- Franklin community raised roofs to celebrate parks
- Franklin Limestone Road warehouse project deferred indefinitely
- Scammers targeted Williamson County with Xfinity cards
