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Friday, December 13th, 2024

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Good morning, Franklin. Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 13th of December.

COMMUNITY NEWS

  • The 'Light the World Giving Machines,' offering a unique way for Tennesseans to donate to charity through vending machines, are open from December 6-15, 2024, in Franklin, TN.  Williamson County Source
  • The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office is enhancing impaired-driving patrols and setting up sobriety checkpoints from December 13, 2024, to January 1, 2025, as part of the Booze It and Lose It campaign to reduce accidents during the holidays.  Williamson County Source

CULTURE NEWS

  • The Carousel of Dreams at The Factory at Franklin, envisioned by artist Ken Means, began construction with a launch event on December 9, aiming to open in early 2025 and support the local community through the Circle of Giving.  Williamson County Source

ECONOMY NEWS

  • Meridian Cool Springs introduces Alloy Personal Training and First National Bank of Middle Tennessee, enhancing its mixed-use district with new fitness and banking options.  Williamson County Source

EDUCATION NEWS

  • Students from Brentwood and Franklin High Schools were nationally recognized at the National Student Production Awards, with prizes in Best Commercial and Best Sports Story categories.  Williamson County Source
  • Ravenwood High School Choir Director Rose Hellmers wins first place in The American Prize for Conducting, while her students secure third in Choral Performance, marking notable achievements on a national level.  Williamson County Source

EVENTS

SUBMIT EVENT
  • 39th Annual Dickens of a Christmas Festival

    The festival recreates the festive atmosphere of Charles Dickens' era in historic downtown Franklin, featuring various musical and dance performances against a charming architectural backdrop.

    Sat, 12/14/24

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  • Dickens of a Christmas Festival in Franklin

    The Dickens of a Christmas festival transforms historic downtown Franklin into a lively scene from Charles Dickens' time, featuring musicians, dancers, and beloved characters alongside local vendors and family activities.

    Sun, 12/15/24

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  • Guided Tour of Lotz House Museum

    Experience a 60-minute guided tour that immerses you in the Civil War era, exploring the Lotz House's historical significance and its connection to the Battle of Franklin.

    Wed, 12/18/24

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  • Monthly Meeting of the Music City Mustang Club

    The Music City Mustang Club will hold a monthly meeting at Bavarian Bierhaus to discuss upcoming events and enjoy a social gathering among car enthusiasts.

    Thu, 12/19/24

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  • Intimate Concert with Rory Feek at Hardison Mill

    Experience an intimate evening of stories and songs with Grammy award winner Rory Feek at his historic concert hall, located just south of Nashville.

    Fri, 12/20/24

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  • Franklin Holiday Lights Trolley Tour

    Experience a festive tour of beautiful holiday lights in Franklin, TN, complete with music and complimentary treats on board the trolley.

    Sat, 12/21/24

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  • The Million Dollar Christmas Concert

    This event features a festive return of the Million Dollar Quartet, celebrated for its holiday-themed performance at the Turner Theater in Franklin, TN.

    Sun, 12/22/24

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  • Million Dollar Quartet Christmas in Franklin

    This performance revives the classic story of the Million Dollar Quartet during a festive holiday setting.

    Thu, 12/26/24

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REAL ESTATE

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

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