Good morning, Franklin.

Donna Vissman and Amanda Morrissey discussed Franklin Connects' vendor call (seeking local business participation) for an event set for Saturday, Oct.

17. Vendors have the opportunity to join the event when it takes place.

On September 12, all nine WCS high school bands performed at the 29th annual WCS Band Exhibition hosted by Page High School.

They began with an America 250 performance and later showcased unique halftime routines, with the WCS Director of Fine Arts praising the display of unity and talent.

WCS shared its 2026 Communications Survey results with more than 4,500 school community members.

The survey showed many want more streamlined, text-driven updates, and the district plans to use feedback to improve messaging in the coming months.

TriStar Tax & Business Solutions advises small business owners to review their Q3 financials this September to prepare updated year-end plans before December 31 deadlines.

The guide covers updating bookkeeping, analyzing key reports, forecasting cash flow, and reevaluating staffing and tax strategies.

Nolensville Brewery scored a 75 on its health inspection from September 9-16 after inspectors cited 8 violations, including a broken cooler that kept food above safe temperatures.

A follow-up inspection is scheduled within 10 days.

Multiple real estate transfers occurred in Franklin from Aug.

24 to 28, with sale prices ranging from $134,200 to $4,200,000. The report lists transactions for various properties, and details are available through Susan Gregory Realty.

Three local students won gold medals at the Special Olympics USA Games in Minneapolis this summer + Franklin High's Delaney Heflin and Rogan Rivers excelled in pickleball while Ravenwood High's Kenly Wood earned gold in a swimming relay.

High school football returns this week as teams gear up for games on Friday night, Sept.

18 — the schedule spans ten counties including Cannon and Williamson, as released by TSSAA.