Learn about the Williamson County path forward while also learning about its history.
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Hey Nashville! Have you heard? We’re now the go-to place for conservative pundits and other free thinkers. Clay Travis and Dave Ramsey call Williamson County
In Part 1 of this series, we examined how incumbent Eric Welch, the Republican school board candidate in District 10, has been a staunch defender of
Eric Welch, who is running for school board in Williamson County’s District 10 as a Republican and was previously endorsed by the Williamson County Democratic
Eric Welch, the Republican candidate for school board in District 10, has been a staunch defender of Williamson Strong, a group that is hardly conservative
“He created them male and female, blessed them, and named them “Human Beings.” – Genesis 5:2 From an early age, we learn that there is
As we approach primary Election Day, the attacks on Williamson Families PAC by the Establishment are reaching a fever pitch. Have you noticed? Here’s the
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Roots of Williamson County
One of the things that made growing up here in Williamson County so amazing was the vast amounts of open space and farmland. We enjoyed
By November of 1864 the Civil War had been raging for three and a half years. Williamson County had largely escaped unscathed, minus a small
Thanksgiving is a time to be with our friends and families, to give thanks and reflect on all of the blessings that have been bestowed
With October almost over and Halloween upon us, it’s a perfect time to explore some of the haunted history in Williamson County. With so much
Photo credit: Williamson County in Black and White, by Rick Warwicks One of the most important parts of a society is the education of its
Photo credit: Historic Williamson County: Old Homes and Sites, by Virginia Bowman Religion, one of the four cornerstones in the foundation of Williamson county, seemed