“It is better to be FAITHFUL than FAMOUS.” – Theodore Roosevelt

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Mary Smith - Williamson County Commissioner

Mary Smith - Williamson County Commissioner

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Be The Change!! Real progress begins when informed citizens band together and take action!!

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For my dad…a perfect example of faithfulness, kindness and humility.

For my dad…a perfect example of faithfulness, kindness and humility. ... See MoreSee Less

A Constitutional Republic is to protect the people from government not to protect the government from the people.

A Constitutional Republic is to protect the people from government not to protect the government from the people. ... See MoreSee Less

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And this is why small businesses matter. #SupportLocal #BestofD5

And this is why small businesses matter. #supportlocal #bestofd5Not gonna lie… this wasn’t planned out!
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I’m in this business because I love people. Everything else just followed suit. My first job was working in a dry cleaner, trying to memorize what starch people liked. My second job was waiting tables and that morphed into bar tending. I moved to Nashville at 19 and I waited tables until I got my first bar gig. From there I bounced around a bit and landed in mall retail. I played that card until it was played out. In the early part of 2015 I stepped foot in the Arrington store and my heart grew three sizes that day (like the grinch). I knew that wasn’t the end of the road for me. I’ve been here ever since. This isn’t everything that I’d dreamed of… but working with you all is everything that I’ve ever wanted!

#nashvillesmallbusiness #homedecorstore #shoplocalnashville #shopsmall #antiquestore #vintagestore #giftshop #vintage #antique #nashville #franklin #franklintn #arrington #murfreesboro #mercantile #mercantile1858 #homedecor #homedecorstore
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If you are looking for ways to serve the community, this is a great resource.

https://www.justserve.org/

If you are looking for ways to serve the community, this is a great resource.

www.justserve.org/
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FYI...Williamson County residential growth in 2022

FYI...Williamson County residential growth in 2022 ... See MoreSee Less

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If you are passionate about election integrity and want to hear more about the future of our county voting systems, mark your calendars...

If you are passionate about election integrity and want to hear more about the future of our county voting systems, mark your calendars... ... See MoreSee Less

It’s official…Arrington Elementary School will be the name of our new D5 school on Cox Rd.

It’s official…Arrington Elementary School will be the name of our new D5 school on Cox Rd.It's official! The district's two newest schools now have names.

At its February 20 meeting, the Williamson County School Board unanimously approved the names Arrington Elementary School and Amanda H. North Elementary School for the new schools on Cox Road and Wilkes Lane, respectively.

The new elementary schools are scheduled to open for the 2023-24 school year. Amanda Fuller is the principal of Arrington Elementary, and Jill Justus is the principal of Amanda H. North Elementary School.

Both elementary schools have websites that will be updated in the coming months with more information for incoming families and their students. Visit the Arrington Elementary and Amanda H. North Elementary websites below to see messages from the principals, school name history and more.

*Arrington Elementary - www.wcs.edu/ARES
*Amanda H. North Elementary - www.wcs.edu/ANES

For more information about the ongoing construction process, visit the WCS Facilities and Construction page at www.wcs.edu/domain/1219.
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These are the heroes we ALL rely on.  They need the FULL support of our county government.  Thank you Arrington Fire & Rescue, Station 19 for all you do!!

These are the heroes we ALL rely on. They need the FULL support of our county government. Thank you Arrington Fire & Rescue, Station 19 for all you do!! ... See MoreSee Less

Election Commission meeting
February 15th @ 4:30pm
405 Downs Blvd
#YourVoteMatters
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Meet BOLO…The newest addition to Williamson County Sheriffs Office TN!  He’ll be visiting WCSchools over the coming months to serve as a therapy dog for our students. So Be On the LookOut!   I think he likes me!😀 Thank you Nashville K-9, NashvilleK9.com!!

Meet BOLO…The newest addition to Williamson County Sheriff's Office TN! He’ll be visiting WCSchools over the coming months to serve as a therapy dog for our students. So Be On the LookOut! I think he likes me!😀 Thank you Nashville K-9, NashvilleK9.com!! ... See MoreSee Less

So honored to be a part of the ribbon cutting ceremony this past week for the new Rolling hills Community Church Nolensville Tennessee. They exemplify servant leadership at its best.  Congratulations and God Bless!!

So honored to be a part of the ribbon cutting ceremony this past week for the new Rolling hills Community Church Nolensville Tennessee. They exemplify servant leadership at its best. Congratulations and God Bless!! ... See MoreSee Less

Something we can always strive to remember…We are not perfect but we are loved!! #behumble #beaccountable #youareloved

Something we can always strive to remember…We are not perfect but we are loved!! #behumble #beaccountable #youareloved ... See MoreSee Less

It's Super Bowl weekend ... Sheriff Dusty Rhoades and the Williamson County Sheriff's Office urge you to celebrate responsibly. Get a designated driver. Don't drink and drive. ... See MoreSee Less

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Congratulations to VITAHL Medical Aesthetics for your new location in College Grove!!

Congratulations to VITAHL Medical Aesthetics for your new location in College Grove!! ... See MoreSee Less

If you have a favorite, please email your school board members:

https://www.wcs.edu/domain/1163

Final vote is February 20th

If you have a favorite, please email your school board members:

www.wcs.edu/domain/1163

Final vote is February 20th
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Im here for you if you ever have any questions or concerns.  
Best ways to contact me:
Email - mary.smith@williamsoncounty-tn.gov
Phone - (615)640-1273
For more information about whats going on in the county, please sign up for my newsletter at:
https://www.votemarysmith.com/contact/

I'm here for you if you ever have any questions or concerns.
Best ways to contact me:
Email - mary.smith@williamsoncounty-tn.gov
Phone - (615)640-1273
For more information about what's going on in the county, please sign up for my newsletter at:
www.votemarysmith.com/contact/
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Thank you to Ondrea Johnson for taking the time to give me a tour of the Williamson County Animal Control  and to tell me about all of the services your department provides to our community.  You have an amazing staff and passionate volunteers.  Please check out their social media and website to learn more about the WCAC.
http://www.adoptwcac.org/

Thank you to Ondrea Johnson for taking the time to give me a tour of the Williamson County Animal Control and to tell me about all of the services your department provides to our community. You have an amazing staff and passionate volunteers. Please check out their social media and website to learn more about the WCAC.
www.adoptwcac.org/
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DID YOU KNOW…
the 1986 movie “At Close Range” was primarily filmed in Williamson County?  With scenes filmed at the square in downtown Franklin and at, what is now, the old Page High School building.

DID YOU KNOW…
the 1986 movie “At Close Range” was primarily filmed in Williamson County? With scenes filmed at the square in downtown Franklin and at, what is now, the old Page High School building.
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Still time to submit your suggestion for the new school on Cox Rd
Please Email
Newschoolcoxroad@wcs.edu
I will be submitting any previous ideas
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Did you know?
According to Tourism Economics, Williamson County receives an estimated $89,000,000 in tax dollars from tourist dollars. This is 13% of our tax revenue and gives each household a tax savings of $1100. The primary tourist attraction for our county is downtown Franklin.
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PSA from WCSO

PSA from WCSOCHILD ALERT from WCSO

If anyone sees a child who appears to be alone in the area of Old Natchez Trace Rd and Moran Rd ... call Williamson County Sheriff's Office TN 911 immediately. A caller reported a child, a white male about 8 yrs old, was seen with a white blanket around his shoulders.
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Great morning with the family visiting with the parishioners at Trinity Methodist Church for their pancake breakfast.  Beautiful building, wonderful people and exceptional breakfast!! Baby E’s first pancake breakfast🥰

Great morning with the family visiting with the parishioners at Trinity Methodist Church for their pancake breakfast. Beautiful building, wonderful people and exceptional breakfast!! Baby E’s first pancake breakfast🥰 ... See MoreSee Less

Please see below for job openings for Williamson County Schools...

Williamson County Families,

Would you like to have a job that matches your child(ren)'s schedule? Consider a job with Williamson County Schools. We are hosting a career fair for the following positions:

Department assistants
Attendance secretaries
Bookkeepers
Teaching assistants
Bus drivers
Cafeteria
School aged child care
and others
WHEN: Thursday, January 12th

TIME: 9:00 - 11:00 a.m.

WHERE: WCS Central Office - 1320 West Main Street, Franklin, TN 37064

You can also see our career openings at WCS Career Openings.

Thank you,

David Harries | Recruiting Manager

Williamson County Schools | Department of Human Resources

david.harries@wcs.edu
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Important Message from Sheriff Dusty Rhodes

Two gun related incidents reported to the Williamson County Sheriff’s Office has made us aware that gun safety practices need more attention.

Safe firearm shooting begins with each and every shooter and we ask that everyone follow the basic 4 rules of shooting regardless of the type of gun.

1. Treat all guns as if they are loaded.
2. Keep your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot.
3. Never point a firearm at anything you do not want to destroy.
4. Always know what is behind and beyond your target.

Remember, some bullets may go more than one mile beyond their intended target. Always be sure and know what is behind and beyond your target.

We want everyone to enjoy their firearms, but we must practice gun safety. Safe shooting is your responsibility.
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For my dad…a perfect example of faithfulness, kindness and humility. ...

Something we can always strive to remember…We are not perfect but we are loved!! #behumble #beaccountable #youareloved ...

If you have a favorite, please email your school board members:

https://www.wcs.edu/domain/1163

Final vote is February 20th
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© 2022 Mary Smith for County Commissioner

Paid for by Mary Smith for County Commissioner – Sharon Hollen, Treasurer