Good morning, Franklin.

GraceWorks Ministries expanded its Southeast Parkway thrift store from 25,000 to (65,000 sqft), doubling retail space with more furniture, toys, a larger boutique, extra food storage, 40 parking spaces, a 100-seat conference room, and expanded donation pickup; its lease runs through June 2030 and it plans a capital campaign for a permanent home.

Today's Photo of the Day showcases Williamson County and notes that Sandlot/Atlantic Outpost rising star Stella Lefty has signed with Nashville-based Make Wake Artists for management, which will guide her creative development, releases, and touring.

Six live shows are scheduled this week in Nashville (today through Sunday), starting with Steve Lacy today at 8:00 a.m. — wait, correction — 8:00 p.m. at Nashville Municipal Auditorium, then Dwight Yoakam Wednesday, Nov.

4 at the Ryman, Jonas Brothers Thursday, Nov. 5 at Bridgestone, Jo Dee Messina Friday, Nov. 6 at The Truth, Red Bull Jukebox Saturday, Nov. 7 at The Pinnacle, and a Grand Ole Opry CMA anniversary night Sunday, Nov. 8.

Dickens of a Christmas returns to Main Street on Saturday, Dec.

12 and Sunday, Dec. 13 with music, characters, craft + food vendors; hours are 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m.–5 p.m. Sunday, and Franklin Transit will run $1 shuttles from Harlinsdale Park with Franklin High School stop Sunday.

Williamson County recorded property transfers for Oct.

12-16, listing dozens of residential and commercial sales with prices from $106,000 to $31.4 million across Franklin, Brentwood, College Grove, Spring Hill, Thompsons Station, Nolensville, and Fairview (see the full list for addresses and sale prices).