Good morning, Franklin.

United Communications is expanding fiber internet across Middle Tennessee to support local businesses with uninterrupted connectivity + the network provides dedicated bandwidth and low latency to help operations run smoothly during peak periods.

Edley's Bar-B-Que will open its 12th location by the end of the year at Brentwood Place Shopping Center after city staff approved plans on July 6 to convert the former McAlister's Deli space into a restaurant (featuring updated paint, cladding, awnings and a covered porch for the kitchen smoker).

West Power Services explains how fleet operators in Middle Tennessee can spot early signs of trailer axle and decking damage to avoid costly repairs.

The company advises routine inspections to keep deliveries on schedule & reduce safety risks.

Bluegrass Along the Harpeth returns as a free festival in downtown Franklin on Jul.

24 – 25. The 35th annual event will feature bluegrass bands, music contests, food vendors, and craft stalls celebrating Franklin’s musical heritage.

Franklin Theatre will begin selling holiday tickets July 17 during its Christmas in July promotion — guests can secure early access to holiday films and live shows scheduled for December.

The African American Heritage Society will hold its July Porch Talk on Friday, July 31 at 11 a.m. at the Williamson County Public Library — where historian Tina Calahan Jones and eighth-grade student Mei Krost will discuss Sgt. Jordan’s legacy as the only recipient of the Congressional Medal of Honor.

A tribute show to Eric Clapton will take place August 22 at the Williamson County Performing Arts Center in Franklin.

World-class musicians will perform his famous songs like Layla and White Room to celebrate his long career.

Williamson County Schools led the state on the 2025-26 TCAP with a 73.9% overall rate; English and math scores improved from last year.

Results will be available via the TCAP Portal (students need their USID) starting July 21, and reports will be mailed after students return for school.

Franklin High School's band program hosts its annual car raffle with Beaman Toyota.

Ticket sales began Tuesday, July 14 for 1,000 $100 tickets, giving a chance to win a new Toyota valued at $50,000 while raising funds for band equipment + travel, with the winner drawn on Thursday, November 12.

Families may now register elementary students for fall 2026 EWLP Spanish classes that meet once a week to build language skills.

Classes run from the week of August 24 to November 16, and registration closes August 5 at noon with a fee ($100 per student).

Scooter's Coffee is giving away free Camp Scooter's ducks today after 11 a.m. to the first 100 guests at participating locations who purchase a large or extra-large drink.

One rare red-hat duck comes with a promo code for 400 bonus Smiles redeemable in the Scooter’s Coffee app.

WCS student-athletes Eliza McKnight and Simon Hetrick were named Gatorade Players of the Year for volleyball and soccer.

Eliza from Brentwood High led her team to a state championship match + Simon from Ravenwood High helped secure the school’s first state title.

Little Women

7-9 p.m. — Williamson County Performing Arts Center — Tickets available — Enjoy a modern adaptation of the literary classic, showcasing the strong, seldom well-behaved women who make history.

Deborah Allen & Friends Gospel Matinee

3-5 p.m. — The Franklin Theatre — Entry cost varies — Experience a soulful performance with Deborah Allen and special guest Larry Gatlin at this cherished Sunday Gospel event.

MUSIC IN THE GREEN

5-8 p.m. — Meridian Cool Springs — Free entry — See talented student bands from School of Rock Franklin perform live in a vibrant outdoor setting.

Nashville SC vs. CF Montréal

7:30-8:30 p.m. — Geodis Park — $1 Hot Dogs — Experience an electric Major League Soccer showdown in Music City with Nashville SC taking on CF Montréal.

The Red Wheel Songwriter Series

7:30-9:00 p.m. — The Red Wheel at The Factory — $35 — Enjoy an intimate evening with three acclaimed songwriters sharing their stories and songs.

The Red Wheel Songwriter Series

7:30-9 p.m. — The Red Wheel at The Factory — $35 — Experience an intimate evening with acclaimed songwriters sharing the stories behind their hits.

Saved By The Music: The Ultimate 90s Experience

8-11 p.m. — Fozzy's Bar & Grill — Ticket required — Relive the iconic sounds of the 90s with live music and nostalgia at Fozzy's.

Jennifer Lyn & The Groove Revival: Electric Eden

7-11 p.m. — The Franklin Theatre — Tickets required — Experience an unforgettable night of high-impact blues-rock that channels the spirit of music legends.

Hilary Duff & Jade LeMac Concert

7 p.m. — FirstBank Amphitheater — Ticket prices vary — Experience an evening of pop hits and lively performances with Hilary Duff and Jade LeMac.

Bespoke After Dark: Celebrating One Year of TWEEDS Franklin

An evening of whiskey, style, music, and meaningful connections in the heart of Downtown Franklin. Join us for Bespoke After Dark, an elevated evening celebrating one year of TWEEDS Franklin and the incredible community that has supported us along the way.

Bespoke After Dark: Celebrating One Year of TWEEDS Franklin

An evening of whiskey, style, music, and meaningful connections in the heart of Downtown Franklin. Join us for Bespoke After Dark, an elevated evening celebrating one year of TWEEDS Franklin and the incredible community that has supported us along the way.

Comedy for a Cause

Comedy for a Cause is E.L.I.’s House’s annual fundraising event, bringing our community together for a fun and meaningful night of laughter, connection, and impact. Proceeds from the evening support our mission to provide safe housing, healing, and long-term stability for mothers and children working to rebuild their lives.