Two pilates companies are planning locations in Williamson County.
Reformer pilates concept Jetset pilates is set to open at 205 Franklin Rd., Suite 100 in Brentwood in mid-July, with preview classes set to begin on July 7. Jetset already has a location in Midtown Nashville. The Brentwood studio is owned by Michael, Weslyn and Christian Reed, family members who work in the television business. The family also plans five more locations in the area, including in Franklin, Spring Hill, Murfreesboro, and East Nashville.
"When we began exploring business opportunities, we knew we wanted something that aligned with our family's values and allowed us to make a meaningful impact in the community," said Michael. "JETSET stood out because of its leadership team, proven model and elevated approach to fitness. We're excited to create a space where our neighbors can invest in their health, build confidence and feel connected through Pilates."
In addition, Bodybar Pilates is set to open a location at mixed-use district Meridian Cool Springs this fall, according to a press release. Bodybar Pilates was founded in Dallas in 2012 and has 100 locations across the country. The Franklin location at 995 Meridian Blvd. represents the brand’s first foray into Tennessee.
"I'm thrilled to bring BODYBAR Pilates to Meridian Cool Springs," said Brenda Warkow, owner of BODYBAR Pilates Franklin. "It's a special space in a location unlike anywhere else in the area, and I can't wait to open the doors. My hope is that everyone who walks in feels welcome and leaves a little stronger than when they arrived.”
Leadership Franklin announces 2026-27 class
Leadership Franklin has announced its class of 2026-27, representing the 29th class of the community leadership program. The program lasts ten months, from August to May, according to a press release, and the program has educated 500 leaders thus far.
“We are intentional in selecting established leaders who reflect a true cross-section of Franklin and Williamson County,” said Executive Director Paula Harris. “Through the program, participants engage deeply with critical topics, including government, land resources, economic development, quality of life, and education — conversations that strengthen not only individual leaders but the community as a whole.”
The members are as follows:
Dustin Anderson, City of Franklin Fire Department
Robin Baldree, Marcoma Realty Inc.
Scotty Bernick, Pape-Dawson
Greer Bickle, Brasfield & Gorrie
Darci Caesar, Onward Real Estate – Darci Caesar Group
Christina Christiansen, Atmos Energy
Mary Decker, Franklin Special District
Denice Demers, Simmons Bank
Walter Denton, City of Franklin
Bobby Dilworth, City of Franklin Police Department
Chris Douse Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz PC
Mark Fleischer, Studio Tenn Theatre Company
Chris Howell, Chris Howell Insurance
Sheriff Jeff Hughes, Williamson County Sheriff’s Office
Jessica Jeffers, Williamson County Library
Nick Mann, Bridgestone Americas
Niya Moon, Jackson Financial Inc.
Sharmila Patel, The TMA Group
Jena Potter, Williamson, Inc.
Tyrus Sturgis, Heritage Foundation of Williamson County
Brodrick Thomas, The Refuge Center for Counseling
Scott Vick, FirstBank
Roger Walters, Community Volunteer
Clay Watson, Five Points Roofing
Earlier this year, Leadership Franklin named its second-ever board chair, Brandy Blanton, following the retirement of Julian Bibb III.
Fair to release discounted tickets
The 2025 Williamson County Fair
Discounted tickets for the Williamson County Fair are set to be released on Sunday.
These discounted general admission and ride tickets will be available online from July 5 through August 6, with the fair set to begin on August 7 and last through August 15. Earlier this year, the fair announced that its theme would be “As American As Apple Pie”
“Make plans for the whole family to attend the Williamson County Fair – it’s the best way to close out the summer,” said Paul Webb, Williamson County Fair Board Chair. “Buying tickets online ahead of time allows you to take advantage of special pricing, skip the ticket lines and enjoy all the fun!”

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