Health and wellness center Level is set to open a location in Franklin on Saturday, Dec. 13.
Level, located at 512 Autumn Springs Court
Courtesy of Level
The location offers Botox, red light therapy, nutrition plans, personal training, chiropractic care, a sauna and cold plunges, among other wellness services. The 12,000-square-foot space at 512 Autumn Springs Court is the first in the country.
Level also offers a DXA scan to measure bone density and body composition, according to a press release.
“The holidays are a special time to celebrate family, friends, and loved ones while setting our intentions and mapping out our goals for next year,” said Joey Flamm, director of integrative wellness at Level.
“At Level, we believe a holistic approach is the best way to identify and achieve personalized goals by understanding the intersection of beauty, body, mind, nutrition, and community. There’s no better gift to give than one that helps each of us enjoy this holiday season and celebrate a happy, healthy New Year.”
Sprouts Slated for Spring Hill
A Sprouts Farmers Market grocery store is slated for Spring Hill.
City Now Next reported that the store would anchor Port Royal Marketplace, a retail center slated for the town. Construction will begin in 2026, with a planned opening in 2027.
Port Royal Marketplace is expected to total 46,000 square feet and will feature a 23,000-square-foot Sprouts and 16,000 square feet of inline shops. Sprouts will create approximately 80 jobs in the area.
Sprouts, which focuses on organic grocery items, has 10 locations in Tennessee, including Bellevue, Franklin, Murfreesboro, Madison and Mt. Juliet. The first location opened in Phoenix in 2002.
L.L. Bean planned for Franklin
Outdoor retailer L.L. Bean has announced plans to open eight new stores in 2026, including one in Franklin.
The location is set to open in July 2026, WKRN reported.
“We continue to see physical retail as an essential part of our growth strategy,” said Greg Elder, L.L. Bean chief retail officer.
“Our 2026 expansion reflects our commitment to reaching more people who share our love for the outdoors. By thoughtfully entering new markets and investing in meaningful, experience-driven stores, we’re purposefully meeting customers where they are and creating more opportunities to connect with L.L.Bean in ways that reflect our values of quality, craftsmanship, and meaningful time spent outside.”
Including those planned for 2026 openings, L.L. Bean has 76 stores in 21 states, with a flagship location in Freeport, Maine. Franklin will mark its first foray into Tennessee.
