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      Tennessee bill aims to ban Pride flags from public schools
      Schools
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      Tennessee bill aims to ban Pride flags from public schools

      • By Matt Masters
      • Updated Jan 8, 2024

      A new bill aiming to ban Pride flags from public schools will be debated during the upcoming session of the 113th Tennessee General Assembly, …

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      Hidden Gem Holiday Market set for Sunday in Spring Hill
      Spring Hill

      Hidden Gem Holiday Market set for Sunday in Spring Hill

      • By Alexander Willis
      • Updated Dec 17, 2021

      The Hidden Gem Farmer's Market will be holding a Holiday Market this Sunday, featuring locally sourced goods from 40 different vendors.

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      State Sen. Jack Johnson annual fundraiser to kick off this weekend
      Franklin

      State Sen. Jack Johnson annual fundraiser to kick off this weekend

      • By Alexander Willis
      • Updated Aug 19, 2021

      Tennessee Senate Majority Leader Jack Johnson, who represents Williamson County, is set to kick off his largest annual fundraiser this Sunday:…

      WEEKEND ROUNDUP: Outdoor music, farmers markets and more going on this weekend
      Spring Hill

      WEEKEND ROUNDUP: Outdoor music, farmers markets and more going on this weekend

      • By Alexander Willis
      • Updated Jul 9, 2021

      From Spring Hill's iconic Pickin' in the Park outdoor music series, to multiple farmers markets, there are plenty of events for Spring Hill re…

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      Franklin activist joins protest against bill that would grant drivers who run over protesters immunity
      Franklin
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      Franklin activist joins protest against bill that would grant drivers who run over protesters immunity

      • By Alexander Willis
      • Updated Jun 1, 2021

      A bill that would have increased the penalties for protesters who obstruct highways, as well as grant legal immunity to drivers who run over s…

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      Williamson County legislators stand firm against state-mandated vaccines for students, suggest employers can institute mandates
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      Williamson County legislators stand firm against state-mandated vaccines for students, suggest employers can institute mandates

      • By Alexander Willis
      • Updated May 7, 2021

      During a legislative town hall Tuesday at the City Cafe in Brentwood, Williamson County legislators stood firm against state-mandated vaccines…

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      • By David Walsh
      • Updated Oct 1, 2019
      Bill enforcing design standards is killed, city of Franklin celebrates news with eye to the future
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      Bill enforcing design standards is killed, city of Franklin celebrates news with eye to the future

      • By Brooke Wanser
      • Updated Oct 1, 2019

      By BROOKE WANSER At last week’s town hall meeting, Williamson County legislators delivered the news that a bill which would take the power to enforce design standards from city governments had been killed. And during Tuesday night’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting, District 65 Rep. Sam Whitson personally delivered the news. He thanked the …

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