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Experience a World of Flavor at Franklin’s Best International Restaurants
READ MORE: Experience a World of Flavor at Franklin’s Best International RestaurantsWhether you’re visiting the area or you’re a lifelong resident, you likely correlate Williamson County’s food with good ‘ole Southern cooking. And while we have some of the best meat […]
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Give Thoughtful, Unique Gifts This Season with Our Franklin Holiday Gift Guide
READ MORE: Give Thoughtful, Unique Gifts This Season with Our Franklin Holiday Gift GuideIt’s never too early to start buying gifts for the holidays—particularly if you want the best selection! Franklin and the surrounding communities of Williamson County have some of the best shopping options in the state, and stores are stocking their shelves now for the season of giving. Here are some of our favorite gift options…
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The Fascinating History Behind Early’s Honey Stand Is a Very Sweet Story
READ MORE: The Fascinating History Behind Early’s Honey Stand Is a Very Sweet StoryOne hundred years ago, the old toll road connecting the rural villages of Franklin and Spring Hill, Tennessee began transforming into U.S. Highway 31. Construction began in 1925, the same […]
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Fulfill Your Ice Cream Cravings at These 10 Delicious Franklin Spots
READ MORE: Fulfill Your Ice Cream Cravings at These 10 Delicious Franklin SpotsA hot summer’s day and a scoop of ice cream go hand in hand. An ice cream sandwich fresh from the truck, brightly colored shaved ice, a banana split, sky-high […]
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Learn How Historians Are Ensuring “The Fuller Story” Is Told at Rippa Villa
READ MORE: Learn How Historians Are Ensuring “The Fuller Story” Is Told at Rippa VillaJust a few minutes from Franklin in picturesque Spring Hill, a Greek Revival-style estate called Rippa Villa sits on 98 acres of pastoral farmland. Built in the mid-1850s by Nat Cheairs, the plantation was farmed and maintained by scores of enslaved people until their emancipation after the Civil War. For decades, the lives of those enslaved at…
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This Spring, Experience the Best of Spring Hill, Tennessee
READ MORE: This Spring, Experience the Best of Spring Hill, TennesseeA scenic drive down Highway 31 will lead you right to Williamson County’s southernmost city, a scenic spot that has rapidly become a destination for food, history, and family-friendly fun. Spring Hill first saw its boom when the Saturn manufacturing plant opened in 1990. While it now produces GM vehicles, the city has flourished into…
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