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SUMMARY:20 years later\, "Widow of The South" impact topic of Sept. 8 FrankTalks
DESCRIPTION:Franklin Tomorrow’s monthly FrankTalks will be held on Monday\, September 8th at Carnton\, 1345 Eastern Flank Circle\, Franklin. The hour-long program will begin at this month at 9 a.m.\, with coffee ready at 8:45 a.m. \nIn another change\, we will be outdoors for this event\, with chairs on the lawn in front of the home. Guests are encouraged to bring a sweater and while seating will be available\, if you wish\, bring your own chair. \nSeptember 2025 marks the 20th anniversary of the publication of “The Widow of the South” by the late Robert Hicks. Hicks was a New York Times bestselling author for his 2005 novel\, “The Widow of the South\,” in which he told a fictionalized account of the life of Carrie McGavock\, matron of Carnton Plantation\, to tend the graves of more than 1\,500 soldiers killed in the Nov. 30\, 1864\, Battle of Franklin. \nThe book brought international attention and a flood of visitors to Franklin\, Carnton and other Civil War historic sites after it was published in 2005. He was named Tennessean of the Year in 2005 by The Tennessean for the impact of the novel as well as for the co-founding of Franklin’s Charge\, which brought together numerous organizations in a broad-based coalition dedicated to reclaiming Franklin’s Civil War legacy through land acquisition and interpretation. Hundreds of acres have been reclaimed and Franklin’s Charge remains a vital community organization\, which has raised millions of dollars through its efforts. \nThe National Park Service called the success in Franklin “the largest battlefield reclamation in North American history.” \nAmong those participating on Sept. 8 will be Eric Jacobson\, CEO of the Battle of Franklin Trust\, and Julian Bibb III\, co-founder of Franklin’s Charge. Maureen Thornton of Visit Franklin and Tim Kearns\, chair of the BOFT Board\, will attend\, as well as other special guests. \nFrankTalks is presented monthly by Renasant Bank and our sustaining partners\, Atmos Energy; RaganSmith\, A Pape-Dawson Company; and Williamson Health. Thank you to Lyon Leadership Group\, our local McDonald’s franchisee for coffee for the event. \nTo RSVP for the event\, follow this link.
URL:https://franklintomorrow.org/event/20-years-later-widow-of-the-south-impact-topic-of-sept-8-franktalks/
LOCATION:Carnton\, 1345 Eastern Flank Circle\, Franklin\, TN\, 37064\, United States
CATEGORIES:FrankTalks
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SUMMARY:Nov. 10 FrankTalks
DESCRIPTION:FrankTalks will be held on Nov. 10\, at Columbia State College – Williamson County campus\, 1228 Liberty Pike\, in the administration building. \nThe hour-long program will begin at 9:30 but join us for a 30-minute coffee social starting at 9 a.m.\nOur theme for the month is our quarterly City Hall on Wheels\, where Franklin City Administrator Eric Stuckey and staff will discuss current city projects and topics. \nTo RSVP\, follow this link: https://Nov10FTCityHallonWheels.eventbrite.com \nFrankTalks is presented monthly by Renasant Bank and our sustaining partners\, Atmos Energy; RaganSmith\, A Pape-Dawson Company; and Williamson Health. Thank you to Vanderbilt University Medical Center for their support of this FrankTalks event. Thank you to Lyon Leadership Group\, our local McDonald’s franchisee for coffee for the event.
URL:https://franklintomorrow.org/event/nov-10-franktalks/
LOCATION:The Heritage Room at The Factory\, 230 Franklin Rd\, Franklin\, Tennessee\, 37064
CATEGORIES:FrankTalks
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SUMMARY:Dec. 8\, 2025 FrankTalks
DESCRIPTION:Join Franklin Tomorrow for our final FrankTalks of the year as we review 2025 and look ahead to 2026 with community leaders and nonprofit officials.\nWe’re still forming the panel\, but the event will be held Monday\, Dec. 8\, in the administration auditorium on the campus of Columbia State Community College\, 1228 Liberty Pike\, in Franklin.\nA 30-minute coffee social & networking time will begin at 9 a.m. followed by the hourlong program at 9:30 a.m.\nFrankTalks is presented monthly by Renasant Bank and our sustaining partners\, Atmos Energy; RaganSmith\, A Pape-Dawson Company; and Williamson Health. Thank you to Vanderbilt University Medical Center for their support of this FrankTalks event.\nThank you to Lyon Leadership Group\, our local McDonald’s franchisee\, for coffee for the event.
URL:https://franklintomorrow.org/event/dec-8-2025-franktalks/
LOCATION:Columbia State Community College\, 1228 Liberty Pike\, Franklin\, Tennessee\, 37064
CATEGORIES:FrankTalks
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SUMMARY:Jan. 12 FrankTalks to feature local leaders looking ahead to 2026
DESCRIPTION:Join Franklin Tomorrow for our first FrankTalks of 2026 as we gather to hear from local leaders regarding what’s ahead for 2026 and how they responded to the challenges of 2025. \nAmong those offering their insights will be Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore and Williamson Inc. President/CEO Matt Largen\, along with Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson. Additional speakers may be added. \nThe event will be held in the Administration Building auditorium on the Columbia State Community College Williamson Campus\, 1228 Liberty Pike\, Franklin\, Tenn.\, starting at 9 a.m. for a 30-minute coffee social and the hourlong program at 9:30 a.m. \nThere is no cost to attend to the event thanks to the generous support of our presenting partner\, Renasant Bank\, as well as our sustaining partners: Atmos Energy\, Williamson Health and PAPE-DAWSON. \nAdditional support for this event comes from Vanderbilt University Medical Center. \nTo RSVP\, go to https://events.humanitix.com/jan12franktalks
URL:https://franklintomorrow.org/event/jan-12-franktalks-to-feature-local-leaders-looking-ahead-to-2026/
LOCATION:Columbia State Community College\, 1228 Liberty Pike\, Franklin\, Tennessee\, 37064
CATEGORIES:FrankTalks
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SUMMARY:Feb. 9 FrankTalks to focus on disaster preparedness\, response
DESCRIPTION:Join Franklin Tomorrow on Monday\, Feb. 9\, to hear from local experts on preparing for the next emergency as Williamson County continues its recovery from the winter storm which struck in January. \nWe’ve invited those in the know to help us prepare for the next event as well as talk about what they may have learned from the most recent event. We will announce more details as they become available. \nThe event will be held at the Williamson County Public Library\, 1314 Columbia Ave.\, Franklin\, starting with coffee and treats at 9 a.m. and the hourlong program at 9:30 a.m. \nFrankTalks is presented monthly by Renasant Bank\, with additional support from our sustaining partners\, Atmos Energy\, PAPE-DAWSON\, and Williamson Health.
URL:https://franklintomorrow.org/event/feb-9-franktalks-to-focus-on-disaster-preparedness-response/
LOCATION:Williamson County Public Library\, 1314 Columbia Ave.\, Franklin\, TN\, 37064\, United States
CATEGORIES:FrankTalks
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SUMMARY:March 16 - FrankTalks: "People to Know"
DESCRIPTION:Join Franklin Tomorrow on Monday\, March 16\, 2026\, to hear and connect with community leaders who are shaping the future of our city. \nWhether you are new to the community or a longtime resident\, this is your chance to strengthen your connections in Franklin. \nFranklin Tomorrow has changed the date of its March FrankTalks to the third Monday of the month\, March 16\, due to spring break.\nSet for the Williamson County Enrichment Center\, the topic will be “People to Know\,” featuring a unique panel of speakers on a variety of topics. The event will begin at 9 a.m. with a 30-minute coffee social\, followed by the hourlong program at 9:30 a.m. \nThe panel will include Bo Segers\, Board chair of the Heritage Foundation of Williamson County; Paul Clements\, a seasoned historian and author with nearly five decades dedicated to studying and writing about history; and the winners of the Williamson County Schools Entrepreneur & Innovation Center Pitch Contest.\nTo RSVP\, visit https://events.humanitix.com/march16franktalks \nAs well as serving as Heritage Foundation Board Chair\, Segers is the General Counsel for The Breakaway League\, LLC. In this role\, he has primary responsibility for the legal issues affecting the League. In addition\, he assists his clients in understanding the implications of their retirement choices. Segers has been practicing law since 1991\, and he is licensed in Tennessee\, Georgia\, Texas\, and Arkansas. Before being appointed Board Chair to the Heritage Foundation of Williamson County this year\, Segers has served as a Board Member since 2023. In addition\, he served as the Heritage Ball Chair with his wife\, Debbie\, for the 52nd Annual Heritage Ball in 2025. \nThe Williamson County Schools Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center (EIC) in Franklin\, hosts recurring Pitch Nights and an annual Final Pitch Program where high school students present business ideas for potential startup funding. Winners of the Final Pitch Program were the inventors of SipBack\, a modular beach chair system with an integrated beverage tap system. \nClements\, a seasoned historian and author with nearly five decades dedicated to studying and writing about history\, recently served as editor of “Battle Ground Academy Voices From Back in the Day.” The book is a compilation of the history of BGA through distillation of a series of oral interviews of noted alumni. \nClement’s work began with a focus on architectural history\, culminating in the publication of his first book in 1987\, “A Past Remembered\,” a detailed two-volume exploration of antebellum homes in Davidson County. Over time\, his interest shifted towards capturing the living history of Middle Tennessee through personal narratives. This focus is evident in “Tell Them We Were Rising\,” which compiles 23 stories highlighting the experiences of Black individuals navigating slavery and the Jim Crow era\, both in Nashville and surrounding areas. \nFrankTalks is presented monthly with support of Renasant Bank\, as well as Franklin Tomorrow’s sustaining partners: Atmos Energy\, PAPE-DAWSON\, and Williamson Health. Lyon Leadership Group provides coffee for the event. \nThe event will be held at the Williamson County Enrichment Center\, 110 Everbright Ave\, Franklin\, TN 37064\, starting with coffee and networking at 9 a.m. and the hourlong program at 9:30 a.m. \nFrankTalks is presented monthly by Renasant Bank\, with additional support from our sustaining partners\, Atmos Energy\, PAPE-DAWSON\, and Williamson Health.
URL:https://franklintomorrow.org/event/march-16-franktalks-people-to-know/
LOCATION:Williamson Co. Enrichment Center\, 110 Everbright Avenue\, Franklin\, TN\, 37064\, United States
CATEGORIES:FrankTalks
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SUMMARY:April 13 - FrankTalks
DESCRIPTION:Join Franklin Tomorrow for our monthly FrankTalks: City Hall on Wheels on April 13\, featuring Franklin City Administrator Eric Stuckey\, Walter Denton\, Assistant City Administrator for Community and Economic Development\, and other officials. \nThe event will be held at Columbia State Community College – Williamson Campus (1228 Liberty Pike\, Franklin\, TN). Start your morning with a coffee social at 9:00 a.m.\, followed by the program beginning at 9:30 a.m. \nThe program will include: \n\nWelcome remarks from Eric Stuckey\nInsight into Franklin’s approach to growth from Walter Denton\nUpdates from the City of Franklin\nAnd more!\n\nDon’t miss this opportunity to hear directly from Franklin’s key leaders\, learn more about city initiatives\, and be part of the conversation shaping our community. \nThere is no cost to attend the event thanks to the generous support of our presenting partner\, Renasant Bank\, as well as our sustaining partners: Atmos Energy\, Williamson Health\, and PAPE-DAWSON. \nAdditional support for this event comes from Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
URL:https://franklintomorrow.org/event/april-13-franktalks/
LOCATION:Columbia State Community College\, 1228 Liberty Pike\, Franklin\, Tennessee\, 37064
CATEGORIES:FrankTalks
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260511T103000
DTSTAMP:20260501T151309Z
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SUMMARY:May 11 - FrankTalks: A Legacy of Tradition and Community-The Franklin Rodeo
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate “A Legacy of Tradition and Community: The Franklin Rodeo” on Monday\, May 11\, at Franklin Tomorrow FrankTalks. \nThe event will be held at the Williamson County Public Library – 1314 Columbia Ave\, Franklin\, TN 37064 \nRegister now: https://events.humanitix.com/may11-franktalks \nSince 1949\, cowboys and cowgirls have stampeded to Franklin\, Tennessee\, each May to take part in what is proudly billed as the largest rodeo east of the Mississippi. The Franklin Rodeo\, presented by the Franklin Noon Rotary Club\, has become a cherished tradition\, celebrating more than seven decades of excitement and community impact. \nJoin us as we mark the rodeo’s 75th year with leaders and Rotarians who bring this event to life. Hear firsthand about its history\, its impact\, and the role it continues to play in shaping the Franklin community. Click here to learn more about the Franklin Rodeo: https://www.franklinrodeo.com/ \nThere is no cost to attend the event thanks to the generous support of our presenting partner\, Renasant Bank\, as well as our sustaining partners: Atmos Energy\, Williamson Health\, and PAPE-DAWSON.
URL:https://franklintomorrow.org/event/may-11-franktalks-a-legacy-of-tradition-and-community-the-franklin-rodeo/
LOCATION:Williamson County Public Library\, 1314 Columbia Ave.\, Franklin\, TN\, 37064\, United States
CATEGORIES:FrankTalks
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SUMMARY:June 8 - FrankTalks: People to Know in Nonprofits
DESCRIPTION:Join Franklin Tomorrow on Monday\, June 8\, as we get to know new people and learn about new programs as part of our monthly FrankTalks\, presented by Renasant Bank. \nThis “People to Know” event will feature Mark Fleischer\, the new executive director of Studio Tenn theater company; Tina Doniger\, recently selected executive director of SaddleUp!; and Sharon Stewart\, who will share about a new nonprofit serving the community\, the Door Step project. \nFrankTalks will be held at Columbia State Community College\, 1228 Liberty Pike\, and start at 9 a.m. in the Administration Building with a 30-minute coffee social. The program will begin at 9:30 a.m. \nRegister now: https://events.humanitix.com/june-8-franklin-tomorrow-franktalks
URL:https://franklintomorrow.org/event/june-8-franktalks-people-to-know-in-nonprofits/
LOCATION:Columbia State Community College\, 1228 Liberty Pike\, Franklin\, Tennessee\, 37064
CATEGORIES:FrankTalks
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DTSTAMP:20260624T171535Z
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SUMMARY:FrankTalks: Williamson County Conversations with Cumberland Region Tomorrow
DESCRIPTION:On July 13\, Franklin Tomorrow will host Cumberland Region Tomorrow (CRT) for the latest stop in CRT’s County Conversations series as part of our monthly FrankTalks lecture series. \nThe event will be held at Williamson County Schools Entrepreneur & Innovation Center\, 109 Claude Yates Dr.\, Franklin\, starting at 9 a.m. with coffee\, followed by the hour-long program at 9:30 a.m. \nThis year\, CRT is visiting each of the 10 counties that make up Middle Tennessee’s Cumberland Region to explore a simple but important question: How do we continue to grow while preserving the qualities that make our communities special? \nThe discussion will be led by Jennifer Chalos\, executive director of CRT\, but will also include opportunities to engage with others and share your opinion on important regional issues. \nThere is no cost to attend the event\, thanks to the generous support of our presenting partner\, Renasant Bank\, as well as our sustaining partners: Atmos Energy\, Williamson Health\, and PAPE-DAWSON. \nAdditional support for this event comes from Vanderbilt University Medical Center. \nRegister now: https://events.humanitix.com/july-13-franktalks-williamson-county-conversations
URL:https://franklintomorrow.org/event/franktalks-williamson-county-conversations-with-cumberland-region-tomorrow/
LOCATION:Entrepreneurship & Innovation Center (EIC)\, 104 Claude Yates Dr\, Franklin\, TN\, 37064\, United States
CATEGORIES:FrankTalks
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SUMMARY:August 10 - FrankTalks: Infrastructure Investment in Franklin: Funding\, Updates\, and What’s Next
DESCRIPTION:Join Franklin Tomorrow on Monday\, Aug. 10\, at the Williamson County Enrichment Center for our monthly FrankTalks lecture\, this time on “Infrastructure Investment in Franklin: Funding\, Updates\, and What’s Next.” \nElected officials and staff members will offer insight and information on the City’s 10-year Capital Investment Plan to account for available funding and desired projects for FY 2026-2035\, recently presented at a Franklin Board of Mayor and Aldermen work session in early July. \nThis update will include: \n\nStatus Updates on all CIP projects Under Construction\, in Bidding\, or Right-of-Way Acquisition and Design\nPresentation on potential rubrics for evaluation of future capital projects\nIntroduction to the Sidewalk Gap Website\n\nFrankTalks will be held at the Williamson County Enrichment Center\, 110 Everbright Ave.\, although parking is available in the Williamson County Public Library parking lot. We will start at 9 a.m. with a 30-minute coffee social. The hour-long program will begin at 9:30 a.m. \nRegister now: https://events.humanitix.com/aug-10-franklin-tomorrow-franktalks
URL:https://franklintomorrow.org/event/august-10-franktalks-capital-investment-planning-in-city-of-franklin/
LOCATION:Williamson Co. Enrichment Center\, 110 Everbright Avenue\, Franklin\, TN\, 37064\, United States
CATEGORIES:FrankTalks
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260914T103000
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SUMMARY:Sept. 14 FrankTalks: Unique Helpers
DESCRIPTION:Join Franklin Tomorrow on Monday\, September 14\, for our monthly FrankTalks\, presented by Renasant Bank. \nDuring the event\, we will hear from Brian Sweatt\, Executive Director of Mechanics on a Mission\, Judy Felts\, Founder of Oak Cottage for Women\, and Becky Kinder\, City Director for Big Table. They will share how their unique programs are helping those in need in our community and the support that is needed. \nFrankTalks will be held at Columbia State Community College\, 1228 Liberty Pike. Join us at 9 a.m. in the Administration Building for a 30-minute coffee social\, followed by the program at 9:30 a.m. \n\n\nSecure your FREE ticket now: https://events.humanitix.com/sept14-franktalks\n\nMeet the speakers:
URL:https://franklintomorrow.org/event/sept-14-franktalks-unique-helpers/
LOCATION:Columbia State Community College\, 1228 Liberty Pike\, Franklin\, Tennessee\, 37064
CATEGORIES:FrankTalks
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