Home + Design

Helping The Heart Of Our Homes

Kitchen Remodels Provide Many Benefits And Joys To All Who Invest Article by Lauren Kelly | Photography by Provided In the South, the kitchen is the heart of our homes. There are a few obvious signs that it might be time for a kitchen remodel like cracks in the countertop, sinks falling in, cabinets cracking, or outdated appliances. But if you are unhappy with your kitchen and have been thinking about a remodel, it’s time for one! Pam Jordan, owner and founder of EatGatherLove Nashville South...

March 2024

Local Services

Elevating Community Care

Inside Williamson Health's Transformative Growth and Expansion Article by Provided by Williamson Health | Photography by Provided Williamson Health isn’t just a name. It’s a constant reminder of the regional health system’s mission and purpose: to serve the people of Williamson County and the surrounding areas. As Williamson Health grows alongside the community, that mission drives its commitment to invest in the region through access to care, facility upgrades, innovative technologies, and...

March 2024

Home + Design

Bonjour, Belle Maison

Intertwining French Flair And Southern Charm, Belle Maison Brings A Touch Of France To Franklin With Affordable Elegance. Article by Morgan Raum | Photography by Photography Provided Mother-daughter duo Carolyn Kalil and Katie Polenzani are the owners of Franklin’s French-inspired home and gift store, Belle Maison. While the pair have always had a love for French antiques and design, they decided to start a business together offering beautiful antique treasures in 2020, while Katie was still...

March 2024

Food + Beverage

Brunch For A Bunch

Create A Spring Spread Perfect For Entertaining Article by Judy Beaudin | Photography by Lifestyle By LeBlanc Despite the warm weather teasers sprinkled across the South in April, cold days and drab skies keep sneaking back in. Regardless, I don’t stop believing spring is here. Bring on the 70 degree temperatures, fresh vegetables, and all the blooming flowers. Are you as ready as I am for lighter brighter meals to replace the comfort foods of winter? Soups, casseroles, and pot roasts aren’t...

March 2024

Local Services

Investing In Community

Franklin's Ambassador Program Promotes What Williamson County Has To Offer Article by Christina Madrid | Photography by Visit Franklin Both visitors and longtime residents would agree that Williamson County has a lot to offer. However, not everyone knows about the latest store opening, or which restaurants to recommend if asked about a specific type of food or atmosphere. That’s where Visit Franklin can help. Visit Franklin is the official destination marketing organization focused on...

March 2024

Arts + Culture

Charles Esten's Musical Journey

A Full Circle Ride And A New Debut Album Article by Maria Dinoia | Photography by Provided Charles Esten was a musician long before he was an actor. However, you'll likely recognize his comedic charm from Whose Line Is It Anyway? or his steadfastness as Deacon Claybourne on Nashville or more recently, his malevolence as Ward Cameron on Outer Banks . And while he became immersed in the entertainment industry in L.A., it was really music that was his true calling. Esten says, "I spent a...

March 2024

Home + Design

Amish Heritage With A Country Music Flair

In The South Article by Jennifer Bennhoff | Photography by Provided Will Stoltzfus, owner, who along with his brother, Mahlon, owns StoltzCo custom frame builders, knows a thing or two about construction. He grew up as one of nine children in a Lancaster, Pennsylvania Amish community. His family separated from the religion when he was young but a wholesome lifestyle, integrity and an appreciation for simple living are still part of his makeup. Some of his family members are traditional Amish...

March 2024

Local Services

"How Are The Children?"

Article by Jennifer Bennhoff | Photography by Provided Every day in America, child abuse is reported and government organizations try to help, but the amount of time required to monitor every neglected child exceeds what any organization can manage on its own. In 1977, Seattle judge David Soukup was tasked with deciding where to place children in crisis. He was concerned by how quickly decisions were made despite a lack of information. Soukup came up with an idea to train volunteers to...

March 2024

Entertainment

Only Hope: A Musical Tribute To A Walk To Remember Makes Its Franklin Debut

Article by Lisa Valentine | Photography by Provided A Walk to Remember became one of the most notable movies of the early 2000s not only for its touching narrative, but because of the iconic soundtrack that was used to bring the story to life on screen. This heartwarming and nostalgic romance will be coming to the Franklin Theatre this month as Only Hope: A Musical Tribute to A Walk to Remember  written by Jordan Ross Schindler. Schindler is best known for his work as co-creator behind ...

March 2024

Health + Wellness

It's Not Business. It's Personal.

John Griffith Is Flipping The Script As A Personal Injury Attorney Article by Ed Atlas | Photography by Provided In one of the more famous lines from  The Godfather , Michael Corleone, played by a young Al Pacino, told his older brother, “It’s not personal, Sonny. It’s strictly business.”   But as the founding attorney at GriffithLaw, John Griffith has built a successful business by flipping that iconic script. He understands the intensely personal nature of the cases he takes and values the...

March 2024