Franklin, Tenn. (May 4, 2015) – Kris Geier’s favorite color has always been pink, but now the color has a special meaning for her.
Pink is the color for breast cancer survivors, of which the Spring Hill, Tenn. woman is one.
She was diagnosed with breast cancer in early 2011 and got her health care at the Breast Health Center at the Williamson Medical Center. After a lumpectomy, chemotherapy and radiation, she’s cancer free.
NASHVILLE, Tennessee, April 28, 2015 – Race goers of the 74th Iroquois Steeplechase will have the opportunity to shop local and equestrian-themed goods at the Iroquois Shoppes, a pop-up, centralized marketplace on the Steeplechase grounds on race day.
FRANKLIN, TENN. (April 23, 2013) – Get ready Middle Tennessee! For the 64th year, the Franklin Rodeo stampedes into town complete with cowboys and cowgirls, bulls and horses and all the pageantry and tradition of rodeo and the old west!!
The 3rd Annual Tennessee Equine Grand Prix Celebration will be held at Brownland Farm in Franklin, one of the most beautiful horse show grounds in the nation.
It is no coincidence that at almost every entrance to Williamson County a horse farm – large or small – stands near the welcome sign.