Carole Robinson

The Williamson County and Franklin communities went all out filling Main Street, Public Square and side roads for the annual Veterans Day Parade last Friday.

When Mercy Community Healthcare first opened its doors as Mercy Children’s Clinic on Nov. 1, 1999, in a small white house on Ninth Avenue in Franklin that became a carpet

After several days of frigid temperatures and dreary skies, the sun appeared and the weather tempered enough to bring out the people in their Christmas spirits.

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Each year the Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 1140's final meeting for the year is held in a Car Barn in Franklin owned by Willis Johnson, a Vietnam Veteran and

Ronald Ligon was born to H. Raymond Ligon and Lucille Sanders Ligon in Lebanon, Tennessee, on Jan. 6, 1937, and died on Dec. 28, 2024, just nine days before his

The 24th annual Black Tie Affair was held this past weekend and more than 500 people showed up, including 150 Pioneer Family members. The theme this year was “Preserving and

When soldiers returned home at the end of World War II and the parades and excitement of their return wore down, many veterans began to miss the camaraderie of military

According to Wayne Coffee, his father, Franklin Police Maj. William “Will” Coffee, “was wise beyond his years” and “the backbone of the family.”

In 1977 there were Motorcycle Clubs in other counties, but “Franklin didn’t have a motorcycle club,” said Roy Brown, one of the founders of the Big Wheel Motorcycle Club. “We