The group, led by J. David Byerley and Samuel Lingo, has a fundraising goal of $350 million for the former scrapyard.

It’s hard to keep up with all the development and growth in Middle Tennessee, but one city is getting ahead of the curve.

Williamson County has welcomed thousands of new residents during the last decade, causing a slew of new developments to pop ...

A new development is coming to Lebanon that will include multiple commercial restaurants, retail and a hotel near the Five ...

Rutherford school officials agreed to pursue testing of old Lee Road farmland Thursday for possible future schools in Smyrna ...