Franklin
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Saturday, March 15th, 2025
Good morning, Franklin. Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 15th of March.
BUSINESS NEWS
- ➤ United Communications said its fiber broadband network now reaches 100,000 locations, making it the largest provider in Middle Tennessee. The company said it will double its reach to 200,000 connections over the next two years — a plan that follows its November 2024 launch of an 8 Gig fiber internet service. Williamson County Source
- ➤ Beijing HotPot opened its authentic Chinese hot pot restaurant at 2000 Mallory Ln #310 in Franklin. The eatery offers an interactive dining experience with fresh ingredients and house-made dipping sauces — it is open Monday through Thursday from 11 AM to 9 PM and Friday and Saturday from 11 AM to 10 PM — inviting local families, friends, and couples to try a new way to enjoy a traditional meal. Williamson County Source
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Franklin Police Department will increase DUI patrols this St. Patrick's Day weekend — officers warn that drivers under the influence will face strict penalties to keep our roads safe. Williamson County Source
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Brentwood Academy dedicated its campus middle school building in honor of William B. Brown, Jr. and his wife Beth during a special ceremony on March 15th, 2025—members of the school community recalled Brown’s long commitment to the school. Williamson County Source
FINANCE NEWS
- ➤ TriStar Tax and Business Solutions warns local taxpayers and business owners not to rush filings—missing key deductions, misclassifying workers, or inputting errors can trigger IRS penalties. Residents can schedule an appointment at one of TriStar’s local offices to get the expert help needed for a smooth tax process. Williamson County Source
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office Detention Center earned TCI Tier One certification for 2025 and showed it met all the required standards for safe and effective operations. Accreditation and Compliance Lieutenant Jasper Driskill helped the detention center reach this mark of quality. Williamson County Source
- ➤ Starting May 7, driver licenses that are not REAL ID compliant will not be accepted for air travel or access to federal facilities — officials urge residents who plan to travel to apply early since mailing new IDs may take up to 20 business days. Applicants will pay $28 with extra fees for out-of-cycle applications — a valid passport or federal photo ID remains acceptable for domestic flights. Williamson County Source
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ The Titans signed veteran inside linebacker Cody Barton, who played last season for the Broncos and posted over 100 tackles in each of his last three seasons—he brings six years of NFL experience and proven pass coverage skills. Williamson County Source
- ➤ Father Ryan High School football named Pat Curran as the new offensive coordinator and kept Chad Broadrick as defensive coordinator for his third season—Curran joins from Nolensville High School with 18 years of coaching experience to help build the program under head coach Zach Mettenberger. Williamson County Source
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Studio Tenn: The Play That Goes Wrong
The Play That Goes Wrong is a hilarious play that showcases the chaotic attempts of the Cornley University Drama Society to stage a disastrous production of a 1920s mystery.
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Agamemnon: A Greek Tragedy by Aeschylus
Agamemnon's return from the Trojan War is presented as part of a series on Greek tragedies at Landmark Booksellers in Franklin, Tennessee.
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Storytelling Workshop with Liz King
Liz King's workshop offers a unique opportunity for creatives to enhance their storytelling skills and connect with others in the community.
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The Play That Goes Wrong at Turner Theater
A comedic play that follows the disastrous attempts of the Cornley University Drama Society to stage a 1920s whodunnit, filled with unexpected mishaps and hilarious chaos.
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The Play That Goes Wrong
This hilarious play follows the disastrous attempts of the Cornley University Drama Society as they put on a 1920’s whodunnit, filled with madcap mishaps and comedic chaos.
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Jolene Dixon Live Performance
Experience the melodic songwriting of Jolene Dixon, a unique talent blending influences from Sheryl Crow and Kacey Musgraves at the Mockingbird Theater & Bar.
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Studio Tenn Presents: The Play That Goes Wrong
This comedic play follows the hilarious misadventures of the Cornley University Drama Society as they attempt to perform a theatrical production.
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An Evening with Jim Brickman: Captivating Piano Concert
Jim Brickman, a best-selling solo pianist known for his romantic melodies and notable collaborations, will perform live at The Franklin Theatre.
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Inner Engineering In-Person Yoga Program
11:30 p.m. | McKay's Mill Homeowners Association | Registration required | Experience transformative yoga teachings at this engaging program geared towards personal growth.
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Little Caesar Concert Featuring Warner E. Hodges and Charlie Bonnet III
Little Caesar, alongside Warner E. Hodges and Charlie Bonnet III, will perform a blend of Blues, Soul, Hard Rock, and Country, celebrated in the historic Franklin Theatre, with proceeds supporting local heritage preservation.
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