Brothers in Rodeo
College Grove brothers to compete in Franklin Rodeo Luke and Houston Herbert have become rodeo cowboys, like their dad. The brothers, natives of College Grove, are bareback riders, like…
Franklin Releases Proposed 2017-2018 Operating Budget
City budget reflects period of rapid growth and investment in our community City Administrator Eric Stuckey announced Tuesday, May 9 the City’s proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2017-2018. The…
National Biscuit Day at Holler & Dash
With National Biscuit Day on May 14, what better way to celebrate the occasion than with a variety of biscuits from Holler & Dash Biscuit House? With locations in Celebration, Florida; Brentwood, Tennessee; and…
Applications Available for Leadership Brentwood Class of 2018
APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE FOR LEADERSHIP BRENTWOOD CLASS OF 2018 BRENTWOOD, Tenn.—Leadership Brentwood, a program to educate Brentwood area residents and business professionals about the city and its leadership, is accepting applications…
Clowning around in Franklin
Rodeo clown, specialty act to work the Franklin Rodeo Two men will make a trip to Franklin to entertain fans at the upcoming Franklin Rodeo. Rodeo clown and barrelman…
You’re invited to celebrate Small Business Week
You’re invited to Comcast Cable Communications, Inc., small business celebration event with CNBC The Profit on Tuesday, May 9 at Tech Hill Commons. They will have a panel discussion,…
Employer Outreach Luncheon
The WEOC is an ongoing effort by the TN Department of Labor & Workforce Development to reach out to Tennessee employers and provide valuable information to foster economic development…
City holds 5th annual Historic Franklin photo contest
City partners with business for a Franklin night on the town as the grand prize In honor of Preservation Month in May, the City of Franklin Planning and Sustainability Department…
Making life better, one bull ride at a time
Franklin Rodeo gives back through local charities The Franklin Rodeo is cowboys and cowgirls, horses and bulls, the creak of leather and the jingle of spurs. It’s three days…
Mayor Ken Moore gives State of the City speech, Wednesday, May 17
Speech will be at a new location, the Williamson County Enrichment Center and includes a light breakfast sponsored by the Franklin Breakfast Rotary Mayor Ken Moore will give his seventh…