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The fate of the Williamson County seal, and its current depiction of the Confederate flag, will be decided soon after a 15-month battle between officials and the Sons of the Confederate Veterans.

A bill that would amend the Tennessee Heritage Protection Act could legally protect the seal of Williamson County, which currently depicts the Confederate flag draped over a cannon.

Williamson County may remove an image of the Confederate flag from its official county seal, a Davidson County Chancellor ruled Tuesday.

In April, the Williamson County commission was given the green light to remove the Confederate flag that appears on the left quadrant of the seal. However, the county seal remains unchanged due to … ...

A Davidson County judge ruled that the Confederate flag can be removed from Williamson County's seal. Attorney says appeal possible, seeks compromise.

A decision over whether Williamson County can remove an image of the Confederate flag from its official seal rests with a Chancery Court judge.

In an April 22 hearing, the state's Historical Commission gave Williamson County Tennessee permission to redesign the county seal ...

A judge has ruled Williamson County can remove the Confederate flag that appears on the left side of its county seal.

A chapter of the Sons of Confederate Veterans intends to appeal after the Tennessee Historical Commission ruled the county could remove the flag.

A Davidson County judge ruled that the Confederate flag can be removed from Williamson County's seal. Attorney says appeal possible, seeks compromise.

Williamson County can remove Confederate flag from seal According to the Tennessee Historical Commission, the Heritage Protection Act was enacted in 2013 and has since been amended three times.