Between Sept. 14 and Sept.
18, several properties in Franklin changed hands with sale prices ranging from $200,000 to $6,720,000. Susan Gregory Realty is available for buyers and sellers seeking more details.
Deborah Allen will host the free Sunday Gospel Matinee at Franklin Theatre on Sunday, Oct.
11 with doors opening at 2 p.m. at 419 Main St, where gospel music and artists including John Berry, Jesse and Noah Bellamy, Chloë Agnew & The Morris Family will celebrate faith, family & song.
Middle Tennessee offers a range of haunted attractions— from outdoor woods to historic mansions— open through late October and early November with ticket prices from $15 to $45, giving families and adults a spooky yet fun way to celebrate Halloween.
Williamson Health dedicated its board room to retiring Mayor Rogers Anderson on Aug.
27; he received emeritus status for his (38-year) service on the board and as mayor since 2002.
Visit Franklin has added four board members—Lacie Simonton, Walter Denton, Tom Tunnicliffe, and Johnny Weber—to guide the organization’s tourism efforts with expertise in construction, city administration, and hospitality.
The change aims to boost community engagement and support local economic growth.
The 12th Annual MADE SOUTH Holiday Market returns to The Factory in Franklin on Friday, Nov.
20 with a VIP party from 5 to 9 p.m. and continues Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.—children 13 and under enter free and proceeds will benefit One Generation Away.
Matthew McConaughey praised the Big Bologna Sandwich at Fox & Locke in Leiper’s Fork during his guest appearance on Last Meals.
He visited town for a movie release at Belcourt Theatre and highlighted the eatery’s historic appeal.
Trader Joe’s recalled its frozen Organic Mixed Berry Blend on Oct.
2 due to potential E. coli; affected bags sold in Tennessee have a Best Before 02/20/2028 code. Customers should check their bags and return recalled products for a refund+safe disposal.
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