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Daily editionSaturday, September 26th, 2026

Good morning, Franklin.

The Franklin Daily News Team

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Here’s your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 26th of September.

Community

  1. Franklin residents can enjoy the 66th Annual BBQ sponsored by Men of St. Paul’s on Saturday, Oct. 3 at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church.

    The event will serve award-winning pulled pork and other favorites, and pre-orders are open until Oct. 1 (noon) with pick-up between 2:00 and 4:00 p.m.

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Business

  1. ALDI launches its first ready-made meals in early October in select Middle Tennessee stores.

    The collection features seven meal options priced under $15, with a full rollout nationwide by January and monthly new additions planned & test recipes finalized.

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Culture

  1. Today, Andy Tennille's Photo of the Day shows a historic Americana Awards moment when Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, with Chris Stapleton, performed a reunion while Judy Collins led a discussion on community art.

    Viewers may submit original photos (with brief descriptions) for future features.

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Government

  1. Williamson County Sheriff’s Office is hiring part-time school crossing guards to help students safely reach school.

    The role pays $22 per hour with 10 to 20 hours weekly and includes provided uniforms (applicants must be 21 and pass background checks); apply via QR code or website.

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Real Estate

  1. Heritage Foundation sold its former downtown headquarters (known as the Old Old Jail at 112 Bridge St.) for $4.5 million to Loch'ed Out LLC on Sept. 1.

    The 8,089 sqft building, restored for $2.8 million, retains historic character while buyer plans remain undisclosed.

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