Good morning, Franklin.

Community feedback led The Factory at Franklin to remove short-term parking restrictions today as it took down signage and reconfigured 70 quick-visit spaces while adding 75 free spaces near the carousel — the company will review its parking plan as a new garage opens in the future.

The Tennessee County Clerk released new business licenses for Aug.

17-24 — including Franklin ventures like North Star Property Solutions, Palmetto Hill LLC and Hair By Abbie Rose — that marked several new local openings.

A new sign at Bravado shows the restaurant will open in September at 1770 Galleria Boulevard near CoolSprings.

The team is hiring as it finalizes plans for a small plates + pizza bar concept.

Franklin Theatre is hosting its annual Fear Fest for Halloween, showing classic horror films including The Shining and Hocus Pocus — offering a mix of kid-friendly thrills and scares for all ages.

Crumbl introduced a rotating dessert menu featuring new treats such as the After School Brownie (a rich chocolate delight) and the Strawberry Kiwi Fruit Pizza Cookie, which started August 24 and runs until August 29.

Customers can visit local stores to try these gourmet flavors.

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.

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.