Removal of chemicals in contaminated groundwater in downtown Franklin begins as part of negoiated settlement between neighbors and Egyptian Lacquer Company on Eddy Drive.

Removal of chemicals in contaminated groundwater begins as part of legal settlement between neighbors and Egyptian Lacquer

Removal of chemicals in contaminated groundwater in downtown Franklin begins as part of negoiated settlement between neighbors and Egyptian Lacquer Company on Eddy Drive.

Removal of chemicals in contaminated groundwater in downtown Franklin begins as part of negoiated settlement between neighbors and Egyptian Lacquer Company on Eddy Drive.

Nissan NA and HRWA continue their partnership with renewal for third year of $50,000 grant to HRWA. This was announced at the Harpeth River Swing, Sept. 25, 2010

No improvement found in water under Franklin neighborhood by Kevin Walters for the Tennessean September 9, 2008

Benzene found near underground storage tanks By Kevin Walters for The Tennessean September 9, 2008

A Franklin neighborhood is held hostage by a dawdling polluter By Caleb Hannan Nashville Scene, September 18, 2008

Read the press release for all upcoming public meetings for the Heart of the Harpeth Campaign. Click here.

Citing liability concerns, Franklin won't rebroadcast creek cleanup meeting By Kevin Walters, Tennessean.com August 14, 2008

More seepage may be in river than originally believed By Kevin Walters, Tennessean.com August 10, 2008

Environmental group, manufacturer trade accusations By Kevin Walters, Tennessean.com August 7, 2008

Government has taken too long on pollution clean up Letter to the Editor July 17, 2008

Downtown group pledges support for neighbors chemical clean up By Kevin Walters, Tennessean.com July 16, 2008

Frustration may lead to Lawsuit By Kevin Walters Tennessean.com June 29, 2008

Paint Maker revises its plan for chemical cleanup Environmentalists say Franklin firm isn't doing enough By Kevin Walters Tennessean.com June 25, 2008

Company promises clean up plan; extension ends today; public meeting is next Tennessean.com By Kevin Walters June 23, 2008

Use rain and gray water for gardens by recycling By Gloria Ballad living@tennessean.com Tennessean .com June 21, 2008

Support HRWA While You Shop The Harpeth River Watershed Association has now joined forces with GoodSearch.com and GoodShop.com ! These websites are designed to funnel advertising dollars to charitable organizations ...

Tennessee devours energy Despite heavy use, TVA returns focus to conservation By Anne Paine The Tennessean June 1, 2008

Nashville's output rivals worst in US By Rachel Stults and Larry Wheeler (Gannett News Service) The Tennessean May 29, 2008

Global warming's effects already felt Report warms of long-term consequences By Juliet Eilperin The Washington Post as seeon on the Tennessean May 28, 2008

Franklin neighbors press plant owner to cleanup pollution Homeowners see Franklin pollution as a health danger Tennessean.com By Kevin Walters May 15, 2008

Neighbors affected by pollution may seek legal action Tennessean.com By Kevin Walters May 14, 2008

State confirms 60-day extension for clean-up plan Tennessean.com By Kevin Walters May 12, 2008

March 6, 2008 Supplier says city can buy as much as wants, needs Williamson Herald by Mindy Tate, Editor

Today you'll find what was virtually an inconceivable sight during last summer's months-long drought: torrents of water pouring over the city's dam on the Harpeth River. Though the river's flowing, the dam's future — a crucial part of how the city collects water — faces uncertainty. Environmentalists and politicians alike must decide the complicated question of whether it should be removed.