ForkFest will host a free concert with rock ‘n’ soul band Hippies — Cowboys and opening act Alyssa Flaherty on Oct.
25 at Lawnchair Theatre in Leiper’s Fork. Visitors can explore local shops and food trucks before the performance.
Crumbl offers a rotating menu of gourmet desserts from Oct.
12 to 17 at select local locations, featuring treats like cookie dough cake + Biscoff crunch brownie. Dessert lovers can enjoy evolving seasonal flavors that add fresh taste experiences this week.
After Tin Roof 2 closed on Friday, Oct.
9 after 20 years in Franklin, THE RAFTERS opened at the same site and is currently serving meals while hiring servers.
The Tennessee County Clerk recorded new business licenses from Oct.
5-12, adding ventures like Ivy Skin Studio and W-C Bar in Franklin and nearby areas.
A&M Mechanical Services offers a winter HVAC readiness guide for business owners, property managers, and facility teams in Middle Tennessee, including Franklin, Nashville, Brentwood, and Murfreesboro.
The guide urges checking filters, rooftop units, and controls before cold weather arrives to avoid disruptive heating issues + ensuring smooth transitions.
TDOT began resurfacing I-65 in Williamson County on Oct.
11 — volunteer crews close lanes nightly from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. and intermittently close ramps until Dec. 31 — and drivers are urged to slow down and expect delays.
Southside at McEwen, a 92,470 sqft shopping center anchored by Whole Foods in Cool Springs (fully leased), was sold by Nuveen to a high-net-worth family office advised by Lincoln Property Company as JLL announced Oct.
9. The property is located at 1554 W. McEwen Drive.
PumpkinFest returns for its 41st year as a two-day festival on Oct.
24 and 25 in downtown Franklin. The free event features live music, food vendors, and costume contests for people and pets along Main Street (with shuttle rides from Harlinsdale Farm available).
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