History was made in Franklin County at Monday's Commissioners Meeting. Franklin County citizens watched as commissioners Roxanne Bragg, Michae Schriver, David Bunn, and Danny Pearce voted down a motion to let him continue to speak. This is the first county citizen whose speech was stopped under the new limits placed on public comments by republican Commissioners. "I'm Sorry you got voted down." Chairman Foy said as he walked back to his seat. | Franklin County News Online

Franklin, Tennessee, is about to transform into the most magical Halloween town you've ever seen! 😍 Head downtown on Saturday, October 25th, for Heritage Foundation of Williamson County's 40th Annual PumpkinFest and enjoy pumpkin carving, costume contests, seasonal food and drink offerings, and endless fall photo opportunities. Leave us a comment if you plan to be there! 👋 . . #FranklinTN #VisitFranklinTN #PumpkinFest #FallFestival | Visit Franklin, TN

TOP 3 THINGS TO KNOW WITH ERIC STUCKEY: Week of 1/26/26 1. Winter Weather Information: *City Operating on Tier 2 Response - franklintn.gov/government/operating-status *Williamson County Warming Centers: Franklin and Fairview High Schools 629-235-6480 *Middle Tennessee Electric Outage Map: mte.com/outages *The City is prioritizing tree removal clean-up based on blockage of public roads and impact. 615-794-2513 *Winter Weather Resource Guide: franklintn.gov/winterweatherguide 2. Residential Sanita

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They just don’t make ‘em like they used to. This old Franklin County, Tennessee farmhouse stands as the center of a family farm that has seen many years of hard work and determination. Nathan Shook, a prosperous and committed community member, began a farm that raised livestock like horses, mules, and cattle along with growing grain. He built this home in 1893 with timber from his farmland. He was described as "making farming his life work" by a relative.After the death of his wife in the 1920s,