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One Gen Away replicating food distribution success in other communities

Before Chris and Elaine Whitney moved their family to Franklin in 2004, they were struggling. 

Franklin to be first Smart Yard community

Strolling through the neighborhoods of downtown Franklin is a relaxing endeavor, largely because of the beautiful gardens and yards.

Hoops: Longtime CPA coach Maddux announces resignation

It will be a different look on the sidelines for the Christ Presbyterian Academy boys’ basketball team this season without longtime coach Drew Maddux.

Fairview’s Hughes ready to lead Mean Machine in flag football Elite 8

Many in Williamson County know of Chris Hughes.

Superintendent expounds upon WCS decision not to require masks

As the first day of school approaches with mixed community feedback concerning Williamson County Schools’ health and wellness guidelines, Superintendent Jason Golden reiterated this week that the district intends to start the year with masks encouraged rather than required.

Williamson County Fair opens Friday

The rides are set up; vendors’ booths are ready; culinary, creative arts and agriculture displays are getting the finishing touches; and the fairgrounds is receiving one more cleaning. On Friday at 5:30 p.m., a ribbon-cutting ceremony will officially open the 17th Williamson County Fair at t…

Franklin to be first Smart Yard community

Strolling through the neighborhoods of downtown Franklin is a relaxing endeavor, largely because of the beautiful gardens and yards.

Art Scene returns Friday to downtown Franklin

The Franklin Art Scene will return to downtown Franklin Friday from 6-9 p.m. for the second time since returning from a COVID-19 hiatus.

Commentary: I made a new friend … kind of

I didn’t really want to be at the gym, but I was because I think I convinced myself years ago that the best time to work out is when you feel like doing it the least. I know it doesn’t make much sense, but, then again, I never pick up pennies off the ground unless they’re heads up, I won’t p…

Commentary: A revolution of a different type

Today, America is faced with an ongoing pandemic that has already killed over 600,000 citizens. Now, we’re staring down the barrel of COVID-19’s progeny like Delta and other mutations. Soon, fall will come with November’s cold rains, followed by winter. Sunlight will fade, people will be bac…

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Franklin Pride

By William Bergholz
Updated Aug 1, 2021
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Maria Lee visits volunteer firefighters

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Updated Jul 29, 2021
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Tennessee First Lady Maria Lee and Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance Commissioner Carter Lawrence joined members of the Tennessee State Fire Marshal’s Office to deliver food, cleaning supplies and working smoke alarms to volunteer firefighters in Williamson County.