Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 23rd of December.
Good morning, Franklin.
Franklin’s Barbara’s Home Cookin’ will close on Dec.
31 after nearly 30 years serving the community, and its staff are seeking new job opportunities. The longtime eatery, known for its fried chicken and catfish on Fridays, has been a local staple on Old Hillsboro Road.
Carousel of Dreams held its first fundraising event today at The Factory at Franklin with headliner Steven Curtis Chapman.
Colony House and Jillian + David Leonard performed during the evening to support the local initiative created by Ken Means.
AAA is offering its free Tow to Go program to help impaired drivers get a tow and ride within a 10-mile radius from 6:00 PM Dec.
24 to 6:00 AM Jan. 2 in select states including Tennessee. The service is available to members + non-members.
Crumbl is launching a limited-time dessert menu from December 22–27 at select local spots in Franklin.
The menu features a peppermint ice cream cookie, salted caramel brownie, and more + seasonal flavors.
Live Music with Reba’s Hairdo
8 PM - 2 AM — Fozzy's Bar & Grill — No cover — Dance the night away to high-energy country covers from Nashville's own Reba’s Hairdo.
Grand Ole Opry 100 Celebration
7-8:30 p.m. — Grand Ole Opry — VIP experience available — Experience the iconic country music show with superstars and legends as it celebrates 100 years of melody and history.
New Year’s Eve Celebration with The Smoking Section Band
8 p.m. – 12:30 a.m. — Liberty Hall — Tickets required — Ring in the New Year in style with live music and festivities at The Factory at Franklin.
Hug A Horse Class at BellaReed Farm
11:30 a.m. — BellaReed Farm — $99 — Experience the joy of horse interaction in a community-loved event.
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