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1 hr ago | The Tennessean

Fairview Library may see expansion

The City of Fairview received a proposal from the Williamson County Library System board of trustees to build an 800-square-foot addition onto the Fairview Public Library - followed by a request for the City to split the $128,000 projected cost of the project with the County.

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14 hrs ago | Williamson Herald

Faces of Franklin: Longtime Franklin resident Anderson helps cultivate vibrancy

When then-newlyweds Danny and Teresa Anderson moved to Williamson County years ago, the population was about 10,000. Cool Springs was nothing but farmland, and the annual Heritage Ball was just making its debut.

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Related Topix: Franklin, TN

18 hrs ago | Williamson Herald

Stream Valley cuts ribbon on 60 new lots near Goose Creek Bypass

Franklin Mayor Ken Moore; Tower Investments, LLC Senior Vice President Alex Marks; Tennessee Contractors Vice President Tyler Ring; and Ryan Homes Regional Vice President Kent Eshleman.

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22 hrs ago | Williamson Herald

SRO arrests student who brought gun to middle school dance

A school resource officer arrested an eighth-grader who brought a loaded pistol to a middle-school school dance May 17.

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Related Topix: Education Etc.

Sun May 19, 2013

Williamson Herald

WCS rejects county's first charter school application

After months of public debate, Williamson County Schools rejected its first charter school application May 9, Superintendent Dr.

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Related Topix: Franklin, TN

The Tennessean

Critical thinking means tough questions

It is good to remember that we should be careful what we wish for; we might not like it when we get it.

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Related Topix: Israel, World News, Middle East, Family, Teenagers, Nashville, TN

The Tennessean

Habitat seeks eligible Fairview families

Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County is seeking Fairview area candidates who would be interested in applying to be homeowners.

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Related Topix: Fairview, TN, Mortgage, Personal Finance, Home

The Tennessean

Summer camp guide for procrastinators

Summer officially begins for most Williamson County students next week, and some parents are scrambling to find summer activities to fill the long days.

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Related Topix: Arts, Theater, Nashville, TN, Brentwood, TN

Sat May 18, 2013

The Tennessean

And the Fairview City survey says...

In order to achieve success with any project, initial planning is key. According Fairview Mayor Beverly Totty, that advanced planning for the City of Fairview begins with a series of citizen surveys, conducted on a variety of important issues.

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Related Topix: Fairview, TN, Home Gardening, Home

The Tennessean

Williamson County says no to charter school

Williamson County school officials have rejected the district's first charter school application, saying it did not meet minimum state laws.

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Fri May 17, 2013

WKRN

Grace Cole Elementary celebrates 50th anniversary

A Metro-Nashville school is celebrating 50 years of education. Current and former teachers and staff gathered Friday afternoon in the library of Grace Cole Elementary School to commemorate the golden anniversary.

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Related Topix: La Vergne, TN, Education Etc.

Wed May 15, 2013

Williamson Herald

Textbook debate heats up, commission approves teachers' salaries

Williamson County Schools Superintendent Dr. Mike Looney told the County Commission May 13 that a formal review of a high school human geography book, "The Cultural Landscape: An Introduction to Human Geography, 10th Edition" by James M. Rubenstein published by Prentice Hall was recently filed.

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WKRN

Stewarts Creek H.S. set to open in August

Construction continues on Rutherford County's newest high school which is scheduled to open in Smyrna in August.

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Related Topix: Rutherford County, TN, La Vergne, TN, Education Etc., Nashville, TN

WKRN

Mayor holds 'sneak peek' of massive Music City Center

The man behind the biggest municipal project in Tennessee history shows off his creation Wednesday in what's called a "sneak peak" of the Music City Center.

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WKRN

Nurse illegally dispenses medicine, Charged with TennCare fraud

A registered nurse from Henry County is charged with TennCare fraud after it was discovered he had illegally dispensed medication, costing the healthcare program thousands of dollars.

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Tue May 14, 2013

The Tennessean

1,500 pets vaccinated at spring rabies clinics

More then 1,500 pets were vaccinated at the Williamson County Animal Control and Adoption Center's spring rabies clinics last month.

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Related Topix: Vaccinations, Health

The Tennessean

Williamson animal control director resigns for Florida post

Doug Brightwell, director of the county's animal control office, is leaving the post to take a job in central Florida.

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UPI

Textbook questioning suicide bomber motives angers parents

A high school textbook asking students to decide if Palestinian suicide bombers in Israel are actually terrorists is under review by a Tennessee school board.

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Related Topix: Israel, World News, Middle East

WBIR-TV Knoxville

Wine country blossoms in Tennessee

Arrington Vineyards at sunrise. The Williamson County winery, opened in 2007, encompasses 30 acres of vineyards.

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Related Topix: Arrington, TN, Tennessee, Nashville, TN, Clarksville, TN, Offbeat

The Tennessean

Board won't challenge neighborhood divided into FSSD and county schools

FRANKLIN A parent request to allow small numbers of students in split subdivisions the option to attend either Williamson County or Franklin Special School District schools has died for a lack of support.

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