Good morning, Franklin.

On Sept. 10, more than 100 Williamson County first responders enjoyed dinner and awards at Brentwood Baptist Church, hosted by local Rotary clubs—honors went to a dispatcher, police officer, firefighter, and deputy recognized for their dedication.

Raising Cane's Franklin held its 15th annual Kidd's Kids fundraiser Tuesday, Sept.

15, when customers who bought a Box Combo (at 7087 Bakers Bridge Ave) helped support trips to Walt Disney World for families with critically ill children; the event has raised over $1.3 million to date.

Red Pony in downtown Franklin will celebrate its 20th anniversary this fall at 408 Main Street.

Chef Jason McConnell — who signed the lease two decades ago — is honoring longtime employees and community ties with a special event that highlights culinary excellence.

Lineage Bank is now Harpeth Bank & Trust, reflecting its deep community roots and a renewed focus on local decision-making.

Backed by recent recapitalization, the bank introduces an experienced leadership team—led by President and CEO David McDaniel—to maintain current services and expand modern technology.

United Communications is expanding its fiber network in Middle Tennessee to help remote workers stay productive with reliable video calls and fast uploads.

Homeowners should check fiber availability at their addresses to upgrade their home offices (this upgrade offers speeds far beyond typical cable internet).

Johnny Cash's grandson Thomas Gabriel and his former bandmates will perform a tribute show on Saturday, Oct.

3 at 7 p.m. at the Williamson County Performing Arts Center located at 112 Everbright Avenue in Franklin * tickets start at $27.50 and VIP options are available.

Roots Prime Italian Chophouse opened today at 440 Cool Springs Boulevard in the Cool Springs area, offering a menu that blends American & Italian cuisine with steak, seafood and pasta while featuring private dining for special events.