NewsFlash: Current and Archived

  1. August BOMA Meeting moved to Aug. 2nd

    The Board of Mayor and Alderman will meet for their regular August meeting on the 8/2/21 in lieu of the August 10, 2021 BOMA meeting at 7pm. The BOMA has also called a special Beer Board session for Aug. 2nd at 6pm before the regular meeting. Read on...

  2. How to Reduce Damage from Future Storms

    FEMA mitigation experts encourage all who live in areas prone to high winds and flooding to make some fairly simple changes to their homes to reduce damage from future severe storms. Read on...

  3. Request for Proposals for Town Planning/Engineering Consulting

    The Town is looking for Proposals for qualified Planning/Engineering Consultants to help guide the All Aboard Comprehensive Planning Process which includes updates to the Town's General Plan, Major Thoroughfare Plan and Land Development Ordinance. Read on...

  4. New Park Rules Approved by Parks Board

    The Parks and Rec. Advisory Board approved an expanded list of rules for Town Parks at their monthly meeting in June. New rules include park specific rules for Sarah Benson Park, Preservation Park and the Nutro Dog Park. See post for details. Read on...

  5. Town Resident Finds Joy in Emergency Volunteering

    “So much of what we do as a service deals with loss of property or tragedy in peoples’ lives,” Rucker said. “It’s great to show up on good days to celebrate with our community. . .With the volunteering, there are lot of different opportunities and roles.” Read on...
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Archived News

Top Archived News Stories concerning Thompson's Station are available here.  For a full list of archived news: News Archives

Nov. 2019: 25 Great Small Towns to Live in the U.S. - U.S. News Real Estate

Sep. 2019: Thompson’s Station Receives Grant for Greenway Project - Williamson Source

Jul. 2019: Thompson’s Station board unanimously approves $2.9 million bid on new wastewater drip field project - Spring Hill Homepage

- “It’s been a long time coming, [and] it’s not a matter of wanting to, it’s a ‘have to’ — we need these drip fields to honor prior commitments made for connectivity,” said Mayor Corey Napier. 

Jun. 2019: Columbia Pike proposed to be widened from two to four lanes as part of new Major Thoroughfare Plan - Spring Hill Homepage

- “Thoroughfare planning is one of the most important things we can do as a community for a variety of reasons; safety, directing the growth, quality of life, [and to] set the stage for economic development,” said Thompson’s Station Mayor Corey Napier. 

Feb. 2019: Soon to be third-largest performance venue in Middle Tennessee, Graystone Quarry Amphitheater, partners with Live Nation for future shows - Williamson Homepage


Dec. 2018: Population in Spring Hill and Thompson’s Station area fastest growing in the state - Williamson Homepage


May 2018: Thompson's Station earns a spot in the top 25 "Best Places to Live in Tennessee 2018" - Nashville Business Journal


Feb. 2018: Growth, sales tax vote highlights Williamson County mayors event - The Daily Herald

- "We’re living the dream in Thompson’s Station,” Mayor Napier said. “You can’t be halfway between Spring Hill and Franklin on (Interstate) 840 and not gather a lot of attention. Our town is a microcosm of what we’re seeing in Williamson County..." 

Jan. 2018: Thompson’s Station buys 170 acres for its sewer system opening the door to more development - Williamson Homepage


Nov. 2017: New Brentwood, Thompson's Station schools on track to open next year - The Tennessean


Jun. 2017: Tennessee officially has its own whiskey trail - The Tennessean


Jun. 2016: Thompson’s Station recognized nationally and statewide for new Land Development Ordinance - Williamson Homepage

- “This is the form-based code Driehaus Award,” said Town Administrator Joe Cosentini. “It’s not one that’s given out on an annual basis by the Form Based Code Institute. There’s a panel comprised of urban thinkers from around the country that evaluate applications for this award. They don’t give it every year if all the applications don’t meet a certain standard.” 

Nov. 2015: Thompson's Station experiments with planned growth - The Tennessean


Nov. 2015: Thompson's Station annexes nearly 2,000 acres - The Tennessean

- “If you are on Williamson County dirt anywhere, there’s going to be growth,” Former Mayor Cherry Jackson said. “Each municipality is going to work diligently to plan to the best of their ability what their residents want to see in their area. 

Aug. 2015: 5,000-seat venue to put Thompson's Station 'on map' - The Tennessean

- "I think they’re doing all the right things and not just building a facility but building something that’s really going to be part of the community," said Heath Clark, owner of H. Clark Distillery in Thompson's Station.