Good morning, Franklin.

Williamson County Parks and Recreation now offers two all-terrain wheelchairs at Peacock Hill Nature Park in College Grove (6990 Giles Hill Road) for free use, and visitors are encouraged to reserve their access to the improved outdoor experience.

Today, Franklin's Photo of the Day features sēk Sauna Studio, a woman-owned wellness center at 1201 Liberty Pike near Cool Springs celebrating five years in business.

The studio offers treatments like infrared sauna + cold plunge sessions, and locals are invited to submit their own photos.

Luna Record Shop is expanding with a second location at Nashville Yards and will open in late 2026.

The new shop will be twice as large as the current store at The Factory at Franklin.

The Williamson County Clerk issued new business licenses from Aug.

31 to Sept. 8, covering businesses across Franklin and surrounding areas. Local ventures including Bloom One To One Tutoring & Franklin Lawncare Company have officially opened as a new wave of service providers starts operating.

Data shows Williamson County visitor spending set a record in 2025 by generating $1.38 billion from 8.83 million visitors.

Officials said the spending lowered household taxes and added 179 hospitality jobs (data from Tourism Economics and TDTD).

Jason A. Golden has joined Franklin Special District as Associate Director of Schools for Finance, Administration and Legal Services — bringing over 30 years of leadership, legal, and financial expertise to the district.

He worked with retiring director David Esslinger to ensure a smooth transition.

High school football returns for Week 4 Friday, Sept.

11 with contests across ten counties (including local games in Williamson) in Middle Tennessee. The TSSAA schedule lists matchups in Cannon, Cheatham, Davidson, Dickson, Maury, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner, Wilson, and Williamson.