Franklin resident Marc Wolfe recalled how a canceled meeting near the twin towers spared him from being in New York on 9/11, and he said the tragic day brought lasting changes to the city (including stricter security and community unity) that still resonate today.
Franklin resident and business strategist Marc Wolfe recalls how a meeting canceled 1,500 feet from the Twin Towers on 9/11 spared him from danger and led him to move to Franklin in 2009.
He now reflects on the enduring impact of that fateful day on his life and faith.
Local coaches and players competed in Middle Tennessee high school football week 4 games on Friday, Sept.
11. Scores from TSSAA show Franklin teams and others posted wins and losses from counties including Cannon, Cheatham, and Williamson & offered a snapshot of regional play.
7-Eleven invites locals to bring any clean container for a $1.99 Slurpee fill on Saturday, Sept.
19 at participating 7-Eleven, Speedway and Stripes stores. A limited edition Mountain Dew Slurpee drink will be available through Oct. 28, adding extra flavor to the offer.
Franklin resident Kevin Cronin visited Ground Zero in 2025 to honor his Sept.
11 memories and publicly shared his poem *And Still the Sky Was That Achingly Perfect Blue*. He recalled his escape from the North Tower and honored those lost.
City and county officials held a 9/11 remembrance ceremony on Friday morning at 7:45 a.m. at the Historic Public Square to honor nearly 3,000 lives lost — the event featured a flyover and a national anthem performance by The Katinas.
Williamson County commissioners approved a non-binding LOI for the potential $700 million sale of Williamson Health to Ascension Saint Thomas, allowing both groups to begin reviewing records and details.
A thorough review covering operations and safety will follow, with a final agreement needing board approval.
Studio Tenn will open its 17th season with The Addams Family musical comedy from Oct.
8 to Oct. 25 at Turner Theater in The Factory in Franklin, where a live orchestra will accompany onstage antics (discount tickets are available for active military, veterans, students and educators).
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