As the single-fastest growing Tennessee city, with at least 15,000 residents, this past decade, Spring Hill has seen building permits for both…
The Nolensville Planning Commission met on Tuesday evening where they approved changes to regulations on driveway heights for future developments and approved a variety of bond actions. The commission unanimously approved an amendment to residential driveways in the town’s subdivision regulations, which would require future developers to create a graded one and a half inch …
By BROOKE WANSER Grading has begun on a project at the northeast corner of Franklin Road and Mack Hatcher Parkway, though signs advertising the project have yet to appear. The development, located at 145 Legends Club Lane, will be a residential apartment community, confirmed Brad Knolle, the senior vice president of Embrey Contractors, LLC. Embrey …
Franklin Home Page reporter Brooke Wanser sat down with seven of the nine alderman candidates to hear their thoughts on issues that affect the…
Franklin continues to discuss affordable housing.