🔥The 9th Round of Easy Loan, Earn $40 Reward is in progress❗️ ⏰ Promotion Period: January 15th - Feburary 15th, 2025 👉 Register now and check more details at gate.io/campaigns/358

TOP 3 THINGS TO KNOW WITH ERIC STUCKEY: Week of 6/9/25 1. "City Hall on Wheels" Fiscal Year 2025-26 Proposed Budget Presentation at FrankTalks (Watch it on our Facebook Page - facebook.com/cityoffranklin) 2. Bicentennial Park Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Next Week 3. Fishing on the

Congratulations to Franklin’s own Mike Nixon, who was recognized at last night’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting for his induction into the Tennessee Golf Hall of Fame! With a golf career spanning more than five decades, Mike has played on the PGA and European Tours, won

The City of Franklin is seeking a volunteer to serve on the Franklin Sustainability Commission. The Commission is comprised of nine (9) members appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the Board of Aldermen. The Commission provides policy guidance to the City with a focus on

One Franklin, Proudly Serving You – Meet Terrance Stieff, Municipal Inspection Officer for our Building and Neighborhood Services team. See how Terrance is making a difference in the City of Franklin!

Can you turn right on a red arrow in Tennessee? Many drivers think they know... but do they? Let’s settle this. Watch Abby from our TOC (Traffic Operations Center) answer that in the first episode of our fun new TipToc series! Let’s just say… OUR State law might surprise you.

In Franklin, history isn’t just something we admire—it’s something we protect. It’s written into our ordinances, shaped by our historic overlay, and reflected in how we care for places like Rest Haven, a historic public cemetery. With support from the City’s Parks Department,

TOP 3 THINGS TO KNOW WITH ERIC STUCKEY: Week of 6/16/25 The Bicentennial Park ribbon cutting ceremony is this Wednesday, June 18 at 4pm. Parks & Recreation Director Lisa Clayton joins Eric to discuss 3 great features (of many) about this improvement project: 1. The Plaza 2.

BIRD'S-EYE-VIEW: It’s not just a new park—it’s a piece of our story, finally coming full circle. Built on the old Georgia Boot Factory site, shaped by history, and ready for what’s next. Tomorrow (6/18) at 4 PM, we will cut the ribbon and open the gates to Bicentennial Park -

This morning, Franklin Fire Recruits joined other new city employees for New Hire Orientation, and received a warm welcome from Mayor Moore! We’re proud to have these new recruits on board. L to R: Noah Criado, Charles Taylor, Drew Glover, Henry O’Kelley, Mayor Dr. Ken Moore,

As part of the City’s participation in the Bee City USA program and ongoing effort to support native plants and pollinators, we’d like to share that it is Pollinator Week! First recognized in 2007, Pollinator Week is a time to spread awareness of the importance of pollinators and

SAVE THE DATE: FindHopeFranklin Mental Health Summit Thursday, November 7, 2025 Franklin Special School District Performing Arts Center 1030 Excellence Way - Keynote Speakers - Community Resources - Actionable Tools for Schools, Families, and Professionals

Today for Pollinator Week we’re celebrating bumblebees! These fuzzy pollinators collect pollen over their entire bodies, but the female workers also have an area on their hind legs known as a “pollen basket” which helps them collect even more pollen when they visit flowers during

It is with profound sadness that the Franklin Fire Department announces the unexpected passing of Engineer Greg Tucker, who died in an off-duty motor vehicle accident in Bedford County on Wednesday, June 18, at the age of 49. Engineer Tucker served the Franklin Fire Department

Celebrate Juneteenth at the McLemore House (446 11th Ave N) until 5pm today (6/19)! Bring your lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy a live DJ, food trucks, games, prizes, and more! Hosted by the African American Heritage Society, this family-friendly event is a meaningful way to

As we continue through Pollinator Week, today we are highlighting some of our lesser-known pollinator groups, beetles!   Some of the best-known beetle-pollinated plants are Magnolias. Beetles love their strong fragrance and large cup-shaped flowers which allow them to crawl

AND THE WINNER IS... We’ve gathered all the correct answers to the trivia question presented on "Top 3 Things to Know with Eric Stuckey" on Monday —and after a random draw, we’ve got our lucky winner! Drum roll please… 🥁 The winner of our VIP Treatment for Friday's (6/20)

One Franklin, Proudly Serving You – Meet Emily Huffer, Preservation Planner for our Planning and Sustainability team. See how Emily is making a difference in the City of Franklin!

A BIG thank you too all who showed up for the Bicentennial Park Grand Opening yesterday! We’ve heard your questions—and we’re glad you're asking. Parking: What you saw on opening day is just the beginning. More is planned in a future phase (map in link below). Bathrooms: We’d

Our Movies in the Park Summer Series rolls on with "Shrek 2" at Fieldstone Park tonight (6/20) at 8pm! Grab your chairs, pack a blanket, and join us for a fun night under the stars with everyone’s favorite ogre. Note: Shrek 2 is rated PG, some content may not be suitable for

To cap off Pollinator Week, we are highlighting another lesser-known pollinator, bats! Many different types of bats eat fruit as opposed to insects and are known to use plant nectar as food before their typical food is available. When a bat pushes its head and chest into a