Good morning, Franklin.

On Monday morning, traffic on Horton Lane slowed when a loose horse wandered down the street—Officer Steve Small used his cruiser lights to guide it to West Main Street where ranch hands and Officer Erick Lee safely retrieved it.

At 6:00 p.m. on October 27th at the Williamson County Public Library in Franklin—hosted by the African American Heritage Society of Williamson County—guest speaker Shan Foster, a Vanderbilt legend and community advocate, will share insights from his new memoir What Hurt Didn’t Hinder and his journey of resilience. Attendees are invited to ask questions and learn about historic preservation and African American culture.

Forza Pilates is set to open its 2,000-square-foot studio at Canteen on Carothers, a mixed-use area developed by Stockbridge Capital Group, at the start of 2026.

The studio will feature a custom storefront, tile flooring — mirrors and a mezzanine for private classes and events.

In-N-Out Burger bought nearly two acres in Hermitage for $3.2 million to explore a new Nashville-area outlet— the property is near Old Hickory Boulevard and Andrew Jackson Parkway and is one of up to 35 potential Tennessee sites; the chain is building an Eastern territory office in Franklin that will open next year and create about 275 jobs.

United Communications announced its Make the Switch Giveaway to help Tennessee households upgrade their internet; five winners will receive a Nintendo Switch 2 Bundle worth $499.99.

The promotion runs until November 10 with winners notified by November 14 and no purchase required.

Nashville-based band Brother Maven signed with NVRDUL Management LLC—led by industry executive Carri Hyde—and released their new single Goods on Me today on major digital streaming platforms.

On Oct. 16, the Williamson County Sheriff’s Office held an awards ceremony at Full Life Assembly of God to honor staff for lifesaving actions, long service, and community care—recognizing reserve deputies and others for making a daily impact.

Sheriff Jeff Hughes urged the public to notice and celebrate these remarkable deeds that help serve the citizens of Williamson County.

The Titans lost 31-13 to the Patriots (dropping their record to 1-6) after an early boost turned into a second-half struggle with key players injured.

They will face the Colts next Sunday (as coach Mike McCoy vowed to improve the team's performance).

The Drifters Live

7-11 p.m. — The Franklin Theatre — Tickets available — Experience timeless Rock and Roll performed by the legendary Drifters on their latest tour.

PumpkinFest 2025

1-6 p.m. — Mellow Mushroom Franklin — Free entry — Celebrate autumn at Middle Tennessee's largest fall festival with food, music, and fun for all ages.

Babies & Bumps Nashville 2025

11 a.m. – 4 p.m. — Franklin Marriott Cool Springs — Admission required — The essential gathering for new and expecting parents featuring exhibitors, expert seminars, and fantastic giveaways!

Concert for Cumberland Heights

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Ryman Auditorium — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy heartfelt tunes from The Warren Brothers at this benefit concert.

Children's Reading with Julie Wentz

11 AM – 1 PM — Landmark Booksellers — Free admission — Enjoy a festive storytime featuring a heartwarming holiday tale perfect for young readers.

Trillia Newbell Book Signing

6-8 p.m. — Landmark Booksellers — Free entry — Celebrate the launch of 'Behold, the Lamb of God Has…' with author Trillia Newbell in an engaging evening of literature.

An Evening with Michael J. Tinker

6-8 p.m. — Landmark Booksellers — Free to attend — Experience a musical journey through life and faith with engaging songs for all ages.

Girls' Night Out Fundraiser 2025

5:30-9:00 p.m. — Liberty Hall — Support a great cause — Enjoy an evening of shopping and fellowship to help women experiencing loss this holiday season.

Jonathan Jackson's Solo Concert

7-11 p.m. — The Franklin Theatre — $TBA — Experience the first solo concert of Jonathan Jackson, celebrated star of Nashville, showcasing his new music.

Grand Ole Opry 100 Celebration

7-8 p.m. — Grand Ole Opry — Cost varies — Celebrate 100 years of country music with superstars and legends in a dynamic show experience.