Good morning, Franklin.

The Franklin Police honored all 13 school crossing guards on Wednesday morning at police headquarters for keeping students safe, with Lisa Harris and Annie Esmond receiving special plaques for 30 and 15 years of service, respectively.

Jason Golden and Executive Director of Communications Cory Mason reviewed school board actions from the May 19 meeting in the Superintendent’s Report.

The report covers end-of-year recaps, graduation ceremonies, summer school plans, and budget updates & summer camps for district programs.

Independence High junior JJ used skills from the ACE Mentorship Program to design an adjustable stirrup with a pressure-release joint that helps prevent riders from falling.

His innovative design earned him Southeast Regional Winner honors at the National High School Design Competition hosted by Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum.

More than a dozen local high school students earned a perfect 36 composite score on the ACT in March and April, with standout results from Brentwood, Centennial, Franklin, Independence and Nolensville high schools (among others).

Kroger is recalling 5-ounce pouches of Homestyle Cheese Garlic Croutons after milk powder in the seasoning mix may pose a Salmonella risk; the products were distributed to local and other stores from March 7 to April 7 (no illnesses have been reported).

Health inspectors recorded the county's lowest food scores from May 13 to 20 at establishments including Isshin Japanese and Perry’s Steakhouse (inspection reports are posted at local health offices); residents are urged to call 800-293-8228 for any food safety concerns.

Williamson County environmental specialists awarded perfect 100 health scores to over 15 establishments — pools, restaurants, and tattoo studios — during routine inspections from May 13 to May 20.

Officials remind residents that inspection reports must be posted in visible areas for public review.

Rising third through eighth graders can join the Youth Basketball Camp at Centennial High this summer.

The camp runs June 1-3 from 9 a.m. until noon and costs $100 per camper at Centennial High (5050 Mallory Lane).

The Emma Sheppard Show Live

5-7 p.m. — Suite501 — Proceeds support the Navajo Reservation — Experience high-energy conversations and community purpose at this live podcast event.

Basketball Camp: Point Guard Prep

9 a.m. - 4 p.m. — Tennessee Performance Volleyball Club — $795 — Enhance basketball skills with focused training for young players.

Studio Tenn Presents: Jesus Christ Superstar

7-11 p.m. — Turner Theater — Tickets starting at $75 — Experience the unforgettable production of Jesus Christ Superstar in Franklin, TN.

Franklin Collect X Convention Sports & TCG

9 a.m. - 7 p.m. — Embassy Suites by Hilton Franklin Cool Springs — Entry details not specified — Explore over 150 tables of vendors featuring trading cards and collectibles.

Kids Day at Pinkerton Park

9–11 a.m. — Pinkerton Park — Free entry — Enjoy themed activities and summer fun for children of all ages.

An Evening with Nashville Ballet 2

2:30-4:00 p.m. — Turner Theater — $45 — Experience the artistry of Nashville Ballet’s Second Company showcasing dynamic works blending classical and contemporary styles.

Book Release with David Adams

11 a.m. - 1 p.m. — Landmark Booksellers — Free entry — Celebrate the release of 'Jolene And The Three Buckets' with David Adams, founder and CEO, and enjoy a captivating discussion.

Book Signing with Steven Curtis Chapman & Mary Beth Chapman

5-7 p.m. — Landmark Booksellers — Free entry — Celebrate the release of 'Still Here: Life...' with two renowned authors at this charming bookstore.