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Grays on Main is preparing to open its new private event space (The Buffalo Room) three floors above Main Street; the space offers a private balcony, bar, and brick walls that absorb sound during live music performances, and guests can join the update list as the opening is set soon.

The Williamson County Public Library System is inviting community input through a survey for its 2027-30 Strategic Plan, which remains open until Oct.

15. The feedback will inform decisions on services, technology, and facilities for six branches (serving over 165,000 residents).

Williamson County Parks and Recreation added two all-terrain wheelchairs to Peacock Hill Nature Park (6990 Giles Hill Road) in College Grove to help visitors with limited mobility safely explore nature.

Reservations are encouraged and use is free.

Franklin Fire Department has invited children (grades K-8) to design a new fire helmet shield for mascot Sparky, with entries accepted until Friday, Oct.

30; the winning design will be featured at Franklin Fire Station 8 and rewards include a $100 Visa gift card and nine $50 awards.

The Titans will face the Eagles on Sunday at Nissan Stadium; coach strategies focus on protecting quarterback Cam Ward, boosting the run game & improving special teams after a rough opener.

Luxury home builder Zurich Homes purchased an office building on 4th Avenue South in downtown Franklin to serve clients and collaborate with vendors.

The company plans to move operations on Sept. 30 with drop-in hours by appointment (limited parking is available).

The African American Heritage Society of Williamson County will explore soul food history and its cultural impact at its September Porch Talk (Let's Talk Soul Food) on Sept.

28 at 6 p.m. at the Williamson County Public Library in Franklin.

Health inspectors released updated food scores for local restaurants and other food service sites across Williamson County for Sept 9–16, 2026 — officials require establishments to display reports publicly while residents can review details at county health offices or call the complaint hotline if concerns arise.