Good morning, Franklin.

A petition with 1,400 signatures calls on The Factory at Franklin to cancel the Fight Laugh Feast conference set for Oct.

2-3, but the venue confirmed it will hold the event with added security + Saffire Restaurant announced it will donate proceeds from its service.

Williamson County issued business licenses from Sept.

21 to Sept. 28, adding new ventures to the local scene; Franklin-based Aiexpertsnow LLC and Z3 Automotive are among the operators now starting in the area.

BODYBAR Pilates will open its first Tennessee studio in Franklin on Monday, Oct.

26 at 995 Meridian Blvd., Suite 100, offering Pilates classes. Founding memberships include up to 15% off while customers can tour the 2,900 sqft space on Oct. 2 (4-7 p.m.) and Oct. 3 (9 a.m.-2 p.m.).

Today's Photo of the Day shows Loveless Cafe's Jam Fest (a local culture highlight) and invites residents to submit their photos for future features.

A controlled burn spread to trees near Waddell Hollow Road and Highway 96 Saturday night, prompting Williamson County Fire/Rescue to issue safety guidelines for outdoor burns.

They advised clearing combustible materials and keeping a water source nearby + not burning in windy conditions.

Crumbl offers a rotating dessert menu with limited-time treats available from September 28 to October 3, featuring options like the Midnight S'mores Cookie (new) and Pumpkin Square at select locations around town.

Middle Tennessee high school football scores for week 6 are in after games on Friday, Sept.

25 across 10 counties (including Cannon, Cheatham, and Davidson) that show local team performances.

The Nashville Predators will host Outdoorsmen Night at Bridgestone Arena on Tuesday, Oct.

13 to honor Tennessee’s outdoor community and conservation efforts; ticket buyers can support the Tennessee Wildlife Federation while the first 5,000 fans receive a gold fishing vest (each ticket includes a themed bucket hat).