Franklin
Daily News
Wednesday, March 26th, 2025
Good morning, Franklin. Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 26th of March.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Warren Bradley Partners has released a list—featuring top events like the Main Street Festival in downtown Franklin on April 26–27 and the Tennessee Renaissance Festival in Arrington on select May dates—of family-friendly spring activities in Williamson County. Other key events—such as the Franklin Farmers Market held every Saturday and the Franklin Rodeo on May 15–17—offer more choices for local families. Williamson County Source
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ The Williamson County Sheriff's Office warned parents and teens about a rise in sextortion cases, noting that predators use social media and messaging apps to trick youth into sending explicit images and then use threats or extortion, and urged anyone targeted to call (1-615-790-5550). Williamson County Source
- ➤ Fugitive serial robbery suspect Alex Currithers, 29, was arrested last week at a strip mall in the 3600 block of Bell Road — officers recovered his black Jeep and drugs including cocaine, fentanyl and meth, and he admitted to armed robberies in Nashville on March 10, 12 and 17. Williamson County Source
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Mattie Pruitt, a 15-year-old student from Eagleville, recently auditioned on American Idol with friend and country music artist Craig Campbell (a former keyboardist for Luke Bryan) as she performed Jessie Murph’s 'How Could You.' The judges were impressed and Carrie Underwood predicted her success as she received a golden ticket to Hollywood Week. Williamson County Source
- ➤ Today, the Photo of the Day features Zeds Dead performing at The Pinnacle in front of a sold-out crowd as captured by Carly Squires—this series highlights local scenes and invites residents to submit their own photos. Williamson County Source
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Williamson, Inc.'s Policy Talks series will hold a panel discussion on Friday, March 28 at Columbia State Community College's Williamson Campus with coffee and networking starting at 7:30 a.m. and an 8 a.m. program moderated by Dave Crouch that will cover topics such as the governor’s amended budget proposal, education funding and infrastructure changes — the event will be live streamed on YouTube and broadcast on WAKM 950AM — drawing local business leaders to join the discussion. Williamson Herald
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Today, the Tennessee Department of Health confirmed the state's first measles case in 2025 in a middle Tennessee resident who was infected in early March and is recovering at home. Public health officials are investigating the likely source of infection — they are also tracking possible exposures to prevent further spread. Williamson County Source
- ➤ Williamson County health inspectors released scores for food service, hotel, and swimming pool facilities inspected from March 18th–25th. Establishments must post these reports for public review at local county health department offices. Williamson County Source
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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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Franklin Farmers Market
9 a.m. – 12 p.m. — The Factory at Franklin — Free — Explore fresh local produce and handmade crafts at this vibrant farmers market.
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Virtual Tour of Sycamores Terrace
9 a.m. - 7 p.m. | Sycamores Terrace Senior Apartments | Free entry | Explore the award-winning community that prioritizes nutritious meals and exceptional senior care.
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Therapeutics Fitness Fun
4:00 PM - 4:50 PM | Franklin Recreation Complex | Cost information not specified | Engage in a blend of strength, balance, and health-boosting exercises just in time for spring.
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Freedom Benefit Concert Featuring O'Shea and Friends
2-5 p.m. — Turner Theater — Tickets starting at $40 — Enjoy a night of entertainment with award-winning duo O'Shea while supporting local schools.
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Tennessee Tulip Festival
11 AM – 7 PM — Lucky Ladd Farms — Family friendly — Celebrate peak tulip season with arts, crafts, and local music.
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Franklin Flea Market
10 AM – 5 PM — Williamson County AG Expo Park — $5 entry — Explore a vibrant mix of antiques, collectibles, and unique finds from local dealers.
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Open House Exploration
2-4 p.m. — 1342 Jewell Ave, Franklin, TN — Free entry — Discover your dream home in the charming Westhaven community with Southern charm and modern amenities.
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The Great Gatsby Book Discussion
7-9 p.m. — Landmark Booksellers — Free entry — Dive back into the classic novel and see if your perspective has changed since high school.
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