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Through a countdown from five, a crowd of hundreds witnessed the unveiling and dedication of the bronze statue of the United States Colored Tr…
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If you haven’t gotten your pumpkins, hay bales or other favorites for fall decorating, this is the weekend to do it. And while you’re out and …
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For its efforts to confront issues related to racial inequality and injustice, the city of Franklin has been recognized with an award for Exce…
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It’s being billed as “One Historic Celebration, Two Historic Locations,” and organizers of this year’s Juneteenth in Franklin believe the holi…
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Citing a chance to honor the contributions of African Americans both nationally and locally, Franklin Mayor Ken Moore presented a proposal at …
Three entities in Franklin are partnering to unveil and dedicate a bronze statue of a United States Colored Troops soldier in front of the His…
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With Valentine’s Day approaching, many couples will find a way to spend some special time together — perhaps a meal in a nice restaurant, an o…
City and community leaders came together Wednesday morning to present to judges from the National Civic League why Franklin deserves to be cho…
From the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic to the election season to the status of the Fuller Story, the next FrankTalks lecture will feature fo…
Franklin Justice & Equity Coalition to hold Facebook event to discuss Chip statue on Franklin square
The newly formed nonprofit Franklin Justice & Equity Coalition is continuing community conversations with a virtual panel discussion throu…