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The Battle of Franklin Trust (BOFT), the nonprofit organization that manages both the Carter House and the Carton Plantation in Franklin, will…
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Protesters gathered on the Franklin town square on Monday to demonstrate against the state legislature’s move to criminalize camping outside of the state capitol in an attempt to quell continued protests, but this time tensions turned into a scuffle over the Confederate monument.
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More than 200 people were gathered at Bicentennial Park Friday evening, all sharing the same mission: to march towards the Confederate monumen…
A protest calling for the removal of the Confederate monument in downtown Franklin is scheduled to commence Friday at 5:30 p.m.
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The measure passed by an 8-0 vote, and essentially promises the UDC a deed showing the organization owns the Confederate soldier monument and the plot of land beneath it.
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After attending the George Floyd prayer vigil in Franklin earlier this month, 19 year-old Ryan Roland said it “moved something in [him].”
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On Sunday, Nolensville resident and teacher Jocelyn Taylor saw something she hadn’t noticed before about Williamson County’s official seal.
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“I’ve never seen it like this before, and I’ve been raised in Franklin all my life.”
