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Friday, October 25th, 2024

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Good morning, Franklin. Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 25th of October.

COMMUNITY NEWS

  • Highlights from October 24, 2024, include local events in Williamson County, a police response to a disturbance at Target, Franklin's PumpkinFest vendor announcement, a search for missing teen Talia Peluffo, and the opening of Handel’s Homemade Ice Cream in Franklin.  Williamson County Source
  • The Franklin PumpkinFest, set for October 26, will feature a diverse lineup of food vendors, highlighting the event's significant community participation with an expected attendance of 112,000.  Williamson County Source
  • Williamson County offers a weekend filled with diverse events including a book festival at Brentwood Library, PumpkinFest in Downtown Franklin, historical cemetery tours, haunted attractions, and the Southern Festival of Books.  Williamson County Source
  • Martin's Bar-B-Que offers Thanksgiving catering options ranging $149.99-$264.99, with a portion of proceeds going to hunger-fighting charities, and orders are open until November 19.  Williamson County Source

EDUCATION NEWS

  • A chancery court ruled that Williamson County Schools must reconsider the presence of five books in its libraries under the Age-Appropriate Materials Act, a victory for the suing parents but not mandating book removal.  Williamson Herald
  • Jason Golden and Carol Birdsong discussed School Board actions from October 21, including student spotlights, budget resolutions, new policies, teacher supplements, and voucher discussions in the latest Superintendent’s Report.  Williamson County Source
  • WCS seventh and ninth graders use YouScience, a test consisting of brain games, to determine optimal course placement and explore future career paths.  Williamson County Source

HEALTH NEWS

  • Kroger Health, supported by the Cardinal Health Foundation, is participating in the DEA's National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Oct. 26, providing a secure method for disposing of unused or expired medications.  Williamson County Source

EVENTS

SUBMIT EVENT
  • Studio Tenn's Little Shop of Horrors: A Spoof of 1960s Sci-Fi

    Experience a delightful homage to 1960s science fiction films with Studio Tenn's quirky performance of Little Shop of Horrors set in the vibrant atmosphere of Skid Row.

    Sat, 10/26/24

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  • Baby Dedication at Gateway Franklin Church

    Celebrate the special occasion of dedicating your child during the morning services at Gateway Franklin Church.

    Sun, 10/27/24

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  • DownRiver Collective Concert

    Experience the unique sound of DownRiver Collective, a Nashville-based bluegrass string band that blends elements from country, folk, and Celtic music.

    Wed, 10/30/24

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  • Scarlet Magnum Live at Concrete Paradise

    Experience an electrifying night of music featuring Scarlet Magnum at the Mockingbird Theater in Franklin.

    Thu, 10/31/24

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  • An Evening with Radney Foster

    Experience the musical journey of Texas singer/songwriter Radney Foster, known for his hit duo Foster & Lloyd and his acclaimed solo career with hits spanning multiple genres.

    Fri, 11/1/24

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  • Franklin Family Day Festival

    Experience a fun-filled day for all ages at the free Family Day Festival in Franklin, Tennessee, featuring activities and entertainment for everyone.

    Sat, 11/2/24

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  • Katrina Burgoyne Live at Puckett's

    Experience a captivating live performance by Katrina Burgoyne at Puckett's Grocery & Restaurant in Downtown Franklin.

    Mon, 11/4/24

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  • Annual TASN Conference: Voices in Leadership

    Experience a profound exploration of listening and learning from leaders in the school nursing profession during this informative conference.

    Tue, 11/5/24

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  • Gramps Morgan Live in Concert

    Experience an evening of soulful music with Gramps Morgan at Liberty Hall in Franklin, TN.

    Wed, 11/6/24

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  • 4th Annual Girls' Night Out

    Experience a delightful evening filled with shopping, fellowship, and a special appearance by author and television co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck.

    Thu, 11/7/24

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