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- [July 28th Breakfast With the Mayors to feature an All-American theme](https://franklintomorrow.org/july-28th-breakfast-with-the-mayors-to-feature-an-all-american-theme/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow on Tuesday, July 28, as we celebrate being named one of 10 All-America Cities in the country by the National Civic League while also celebrating the final Breakfast With the Mayors for Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson. The event will be held at Rolling Hills Community Church, 1810 Columbia Ave., in Franklin,
- [Franklin named All-America City by National Civic League](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-named-all-america-city-by-national-civic-league-2/) - The City of Franklin was recognized June 28 as one of 10 All-America City Award winners by the National Civic League, which presented this honor to recognize Franklin for its work to create a thriving and welcoming community where trust and belonging are abundant. Franklin Tomorrow was proud to partner with the City on the
- [Franklin Tomorrow to host July 13 "County Conversations" with Cumberland Region Tomorrow](https://franklintomorrow.org/19584-2/) - 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. The 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
- [Franklin one of 20 finalists for All-America City designation from National Civic League](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-one-of-20-finalists-for-all-america-city-designation-from-national-civic-league/) - The City of Franklin, in a joint application with Franklin Tomorrow, has been selected by the National Civic League as one of 20 finalists in the All-America City competition. The All-America City Award was built on a belief that has only grown more urgent over time: that the future of democracy is local. For over
- [FrankTalks moves to March 16, features a "People to Know" panel](https://franklintomorrow.org/franktalks-moves-to-march-16-features-a-people-to-know-panel/) - Franklin Tomorrow has changed the date of its March FrankTalks to the third Monday of the month, March 16, due to spring break. Set 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.
- [Franklin Tomorrow launches America's 250th Mural Mosaic project at Kids Arts Festival March 21](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-launches-americas-250th-mural-mosaic-project-at-kids-arts-festival-march-21/) - Franklin Tomorrow is inviting the community to participate in its mosaic mural project on two public occasions over the next two months as part of its Healthy Democracy initiative and in observance of America’s 250th anniversary. The mural, which reflects a unity tree with roots forming a heart, will be a gift to the community
- [Tickets going quickly for March 28 TEDxFranklin, "Finding Your Place Within Your Community"](https://franklintomorrow.org/tickets-going-quickly-for-march-28-tedxfranklin-finding-your-place-within-your-community/) - TEDx Franklin will be Saturday, March 28, 2026, from 2-5:30 p.m. in the theater located in the Arts & Technology Building at the Columbia State Community College, Williamson Campus, located at 1228 Liberty Pike in Franklin. This event will showcase 12 speakers, both local and national, who will speak about topics relating to the theme
- [Recipients announced Wednesday in Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/recipients-announced-wednesday-in-franklin-tomorrow-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards/) - Franklin Tomorrow’s 19th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards were held on Wednesday, Feb. 18, at the Franklin Theatre in Historic Downtown Franklin, with more than 30 recipients announced. More than 60 nonprofits, other organizations and individuals submitted nominees for the awards, which carry a cash prize to the nonprofit of the recipients’ choice. Awards were
- [Annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards set for Feb. 18](https://franklintomorrow.org/annual-franklin-tomorrow-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards-set-for-feb-18/) - The community is invited to come together on Wednesday, Feb. 18, to join as volunteers and organizations in numerous categories are honored as part of Franklin Tomorrow’s 19th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards, which will be held on Wednesday, Feb. 18, at 6 p.m. at the Franklin Theatre in Historic Downtown Franklin. Doors will open
- [See the nominees in 19th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/see-the-nominees-in-19th-annual-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards/) - Free tickets remain for the community to join in celebrating the nominees in Franklin Tomorrow’s 19th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards on Wednesday, Feb. 18. Dozens of volunteers and organizations in numerous categories are honored as part of the ceremony, which will be held on Wednesday, Feb. 18, at 6 p.m. at the Franklin Theatre
- [POSTPONED: First 2026 Breakfast With Mayors now Feb. 3 with Williamson County Mayoral Summit](https://franklintomorrow.org/first-2026-breakfast-with-mayors-is-jan-27-with-williamson-county-mayoral-summit/) - Due to the forecast of a severe winter storm, the first Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With the Mayors of 2026 is has been postponed from Tuesday, Jan. 27, to Tuesday, Feb. 3, with the location to be announced. We hope to be able to be at Rolling Hills Community Church, 1810 Columbia Ave., but are awaiting
- [Nomination deadline extended until Jan. 15 in 19th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards to allow for holiday closures](https://franklintomorrow.org/nomination-deadline-extended-until-jan-15-in-19th-annual-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards-to-allow-for-holiday-closures/) - Numerous awards to be presented that evening at Franklin Theatre The nomination deadline has been extended until Jan. 15, 2026, for the 19th Annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards, which will be held February 18, 2026, at the Franklin Theatre. Thanks to the generosity of partners, including presenting partner Williamson Memorial Funeral Home &
- [TEDx Franklin ‘Finding Your Place’ seeks speakers for March 2026 event](https://franklintomorrow.org/tedx-franklin-finding-your-place-seeks-speakers-for-march-2026-event/) - TEDx Franklin will be Saturday, March 28, 2026, from 2 to 5:30 p.m. in the theater located in the Arts & Technology Building at the Columbia State Community College, Williamson Campus, located at 1228 Liberty Pike in Franklin. TEDx Franklin is now accepting speaker applications. All potential speakers may apply at https://tedxfranklin.org. More information may
- [Jan. 12 FrankTalks to feature local leaders looking ahead into 2026](https://franklintomorrow.org/jan-12-franktalks-to-feature-local-leaders-looking-ahead-into-2026/) - 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. Among those offering their insights will be Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore and Williamson Inc. President/CEO Matt Largen, along with Williamson County Mayor Rogers
- [Nov. 10 FrankTalks to focus on City Hall on Wheels](https://franklintomorrow.org/nov-10-franktalks-to-focus-on-city-hall-on-wheels/) - FrankTalks will be held on Nov. 10, at Columbia State College - Williamson County campus, 1228 Liberty Pike, in the administration building. The hour-long program will begin at 9:30 but join us for a 30-minute coffee social starting at 9 a.m. Our theme for the month is our quarterly City Hall on Wheels, where Franklin
- [Special Oct. 21 Breakfast With the Mayors – Building a Healthy Democracy Together](https://franklintomorrow.org/special-oct-21-breakfast-with-the-mayors-building-a-healthy-democracy-together/) - Franklin Tomorrow will host a special edition of Breakfast With the Mayors on Tuesday, Oct. 21, from 7–9 a.m. at The Factory at Franklin’s Liberty Hall. Earlier this year, Franklin and Franklin Tomorrow were selected by the National Civic League as one of only two cities nationwide to participate in the Healthy Democracy Project, designed
- [20 years later, impact of "Widow of the South" topic of Sept. 8 FrankTalks](https://franklintomorrow.org/20-years-later-impact-of-widow-of-the-south-topic-of-sept-8-franktalks/) - 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. In another change, we will be outdoors for this event, with chairs on the lawn in front of the
- [2025 Williamson County Education Outlook topic of Aug. 11 FrankTalks](https://franklintomorrow.org/2025-williamson-county-education-outlook-topic-of-aug-11-franktalks/) - FrankTalks will be held on Tuesday, Aug. 11, at Columbia State College - Williamson County campus, 1228 Liberty Pike, in the administration building. The hour-long program will begin at 9:30 but join us for a 30-minute coffee social starting at 9 a.m. Our theme for the month is 2025 Williamson County Education Outlook and will
- [Newly elected Brentwood, Spring Hill mayors will join program for July 29 Breakfast With Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/newly-elected-brentwood-spring-hill-mayors-will-join-program-for-july-29-breakfast-with-mayors/) - Franklin Tomorrow's popular Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners and Gresham Smith, will be held Tuesday, July 29, featuring Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson in an engaging discussion with the county's two newest mayors. Nelson Andrews, who was chosen as mayor earlier this year by his
- ["Cheers to 25 Years" of Franklin Tomorrow set for July 17 at new Bicentennial Park](https://franklintomorrow.org/cheers-to-25-years-of-franklin-tomorrow-set-for-july-17-at-new-bicentennial-park/) - You're invited to a special summer evening celebrating 25 years of Franklin Tomorrow and the incredible community that’s made it all possible! We’re hosting a fun, casual gathering at the beautiful new Bicentennial Park Pavilion, filled with live music, good company, and plenty of summer spirit. 🎶 Dance and sing along to the sounds of
- [June 14 FrankTalks features "People to Know" in our community](https://franklintomorrow.org/june-14-franktalks-features-people-to-know-in-our-community/) - On Monday, July 14, join Franklin Tomorrow for our monthly FrankTalks lecture series, this month featuring a panel of "People to Know" at the Moore-Morris History & Culture Center at 108 Bridge Street in downtown Franklin. We will start with a 30-minute coffee social at 9 a.m. and the hourlong program at 9:30. Our theme
- [Franklin Tomorrow’s April 29 Breakfast With Mayors to focus 2025 County Property Reappraisal, impact on residents](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrows-april-29-breakfast-with-mayors-to-focus-2025-county-property-reappraisal-impact-on-residents/) - Franklin Tomorrow's popular Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners and Gresham Smith, will be held Tuesday, April 29, when Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson will welcome Williamson County Property Assessor Brad Coleman. To RSVP for the free event, go to https://April29BWTM.eventbrite.com Williamson County is completing a
- [Recipients Announced for Franklin Tomorrow’s 18th Annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/recipients-announced-for-franklin-tomorrows-18th-annual-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards/) - It was a packed house at the Franklin Theatre on Monday, March 24, to honor the recipients in the 18th annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards. Local attorney & Recovery Court supporter Jeffrey D. Moseley was given the Charles M. Sargent Legacy Award, which recognizes an individual who has made
- [18th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards return March 24 to Franklin Theatre](https://franklintomorrow.org/nominees-announced-in-18th-annual-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards-set-to-return-feb-19-to-franklin-theatre/) - Additional awards to be presented that evening Franklin Tomorrow today (Feb. 3, 2025) announced the nominees in five categories for its 18th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards, which will be held on Monday, March 24, at 6 p.m. at the Franklin Theatre in Historic Downtown Franklin. Doors will open at 5 p.m., and thanks to
- [Franklin Tomorrow 25th anniversary honored with Senate resolution](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-25th-anniversary-honored-with-senate-resolution/) - Franklin Tomorrow kicked off its 25th anniversary week on Monday, March 17, with the presentation of a state resolution by Sen. Jack Johnson during its monthly FrankTalks lecture at The Factory at Franklin. Johnson, R-Franklin, represents the 27th District in the Tennessee Senate and is Senate majority leader. In part, the resolution honored Franklin Tomorrow,
- [Join us to celebrate Franklin Tomorrow's 25th anniversary on March 20!](https://franklintomorrow.org/join-us-to-celebrate-franklin-tomorrows-25th-anniversary-on-march-20/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow’s Founders’ Day Breakfast on March 20 to celebrate 25 years with founders, leaders, and supporters. Don’t miss this special event!
- [Franklin Tomorrow partners with National Civic League, Bridge Alliance on “Healthy Democracy Project”](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-partners-with-national-civic-league-bridge-alliance-on-healthy-democracy-project/) - In collaboration with Franklin Tomorrow, Franklin is one of two cities selected by the National Civic League and the Bridge Alliance to participate in the “The Healthy Democracy Project." This joint effort will work with two communities to build the skills of civic leaders and equip them with the tools they need to address important
- [Nomination deadline extended until Jan. 24 in  18th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards to allow for holiday closures](https://franklintomorrow.org/nomination-deadline-extended-until-jan-24-in-18th-annual-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards-to-allow-for-holiday-closures/) - Numerous awards to be presented that evening at Franklin Theatre The nomination deadline has been extended until Jan. 24, 2025, for the 18th Annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards, which will be held February 19, 2025, at the Franklin Theatre. Thanks to the generosity of partners, including presenting partners Lineage Bank and Williamson Memorial
- [Jan. 28 Breakfast With Mayors to feature Williamson County Mayoral Summit](https://franklintomorrow.org/jan-28-breakfast-with-mayors-to-feature-williamson-county-mayoral-summit/) - Franklin Tomorrow's popular Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners and Gresham Smith, will be held Tuesday, Jan. 28, when Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson will welcome the mayors of Williamson County's cities to join them for a summit. This event will feature a a panel discussion
- [Nominations now open in the 18th Annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/nominations-now-open-in-the-18th-annual-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards/) - Nominations Open for 18th Annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards Franklin Tomorrow invites you to celebrate the spirit of service in our community at the 18th Annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards! This cherished tradition honors the outstanding individuals, organizations, and businesses that dedicate their time and resources to improving Franklin and Williamson County. This year's awards
- [](https://franklintomorrow.org/18989-2/) - Join Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson & Franklin Mayor Ken Moore on Tuesday, Oct. 29, as we celebrate the 225th anniversary of the founding of Williamson County by focusing on some landmark and longstanding businesses! Breakfast With the Mayors is presented quarterly by Franklin Tomorrow with its presenting partners of Pinnacle Financial Partners and Gresham
- [No FrankTalks for October, but Breakfast With Mayors set for Oct. 29](https://franklintomorrow.org/no-franktalks-for-october-but-breakfast-with-mayors-set-for-oct-29/) - With numerous other projects on the calendar, Franklin Tomorrow has cancelled its monthly FrankTalks lecture series to focus on the Oct. 15-17 Vision City Conference, being presented in conjunction with SEASIDE Institute, and Breakfast With the Mayors, set for Oct. 29 at Rolling Hills Community Church. The Vision City Conference will draw speakers and attendees
- [Franklin Tomorrow, SEASIDE Institute™ to host Vision City Conference Oct. 15-17 in Franklin](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-seaside-institute-to-host-vision-city-conference-oct-15-17-in-franklin/) - Registration is now open for the Vision City Conference to be offered by Oct. 15-17, 2024, by Franklin Tomorrow and SEASIDE Institute™ in Franklin, Tenn. For many years, Franklin Tomorrow has wanted to host a “Vision City Conference” in Franklin in place of visiting another city and 2024 is that year, in partnership with SEASIDE Institute™, which
- [Sept. 9 FrankTalks focus on "Community Collaboration through Caring" with three nonprofits](https://franklintomorrow.org/sept-9-franktalks-focus-on-community-collaboration-through-caring-with-three-nonprofits/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow at Mercy Community Healthcare on Monday, Sept. 9, for a FrankTalks program in which we will hear from several area nonprofits, with the theme, "Community Caring through Collaboration." The program will start at 9:30 a.m., preceded by a 9 a.m. coffee networking session as well as a chance to see display booths
- [Franklin Tomorrow, SEASIDE Institute™ to partner for October Vision City Conference](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-seaside-institute-to-partner-for-october-vision-city-conference/) - Vision City Conference in Franklin Oct. 15-17 to focus on “How History Impacts the Future” Reinitiating a collaboration started 20 years ago, Franklin Tomorrow and the SEASIDE Institute™ are partnering to present a Vision City Conference in Franklin, Tenn., Oct. 15-17, 2024, with the theme, “How History Impacts the Future.” SEASIDE Institute™ first visited Franklin 20
- [Registration now open for Franklin Tomorrow & SEASIDE Institute™ Vision City Conference](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-seaside-institute-to-host-a-vision-city-conference/) - For many years, Franklin Tomorrow has wanted to host a “Vision City Conference” in Franklin in place of visiting another city.
- [June 17 Franklin Tomorrow FrankTalks to offer "Report Card on Schools"](https://franklintomorrow.org/june-17-franklin-tomorrow-franktalks-to-offer-report-card-on-schools/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow on Mon. June 17, as we welcome Williamson Co Schools Superintendent Jason Golden & Franklin Special School District Director of Schools Dr. David Snowden.
- [FrankTalks moves to March 18 for Developmental Disabilities Month discussion](https://franklintomorrow.org/franktalks-moves-to-march-18-for-developmental-disabilities-month-discussion/) - March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, so join Franklin Tomorrow on Monday, March 18, as we hear from three different organizations making a difference in the lives of those living with developmental disabilities as part of our monthly FrankTalks lecture. Invited to speak as a panel are representatives from High Hopes Development Center, which will
- [Ridership Continues Significant Upward Climb on Train and Regional Buses](https://franklintomorrow.org/ridership-continues-significant-upward-climb-on-train-and-regional-buses/) - Music City Star sets record with 26,989 passenger trips taken in June July 18, 2011 — Ridership on the Regional Transportation Authority’s (RTA) Music City Star and regional bus routes just keeps on growing. For the third time this year, the Music City Star set a single-month record for ridership with 26,989 passenger trips taken
- [United Way’s Patricia Hart Society Launches School Supplies Drive](https://franklintomorrow.org/united-ways-patricia-hart-society-launches-school-supplies-drive/) - The Patricia Hart Society needs help collecting school supplies for children in our community. The supplies will be given to United Way Partner Agencies, Franklin Special School District and Williamson County Schools. The drive lasts through Friday, July 29th. Two weeks to give a child a great start to the school year. You can support this
- [City of Franklin Apologizes for Taste, Odor in City’s Drinking Supply](https://franklintomorrow.org/city-of-franklin-apologizes-for-taste-odor-in-citys-drinking-supply/) - 7/20/11-The City of Franklin is apologizing to customers who have to experience the unusual taste and odor in our water system recently. This is a natural occurrence in Middle Tennessee as water utilities in Nashville and surrounding areas are experiencing similar problems during this extremely hot summer. Although the water may smell unpleasant, it is
- [Tennessean: Franklin’s Water Supply Violates State Standards](https://franklintomorrow.org/tennessean-franklins-water-supply-violates-state-standards/) - Disinfectant byproduct levels still high By Kevin Walters Staff Writer Even as Franklin and other cities wrestle with curbing the summer’s foul odors in their water supply, new test results show slightly higher annual average amounts of disinfectant byproducts in the city’s water for the second consecutive period. Franklin’s water customers were notified that new
- [Friends of Franklin Parks, LLC, elects officers for newly formed non-profit entity](https://franklintomorrow.org/friends-of-franklin-parks-llc-elects-officers-for-newly-formed-non-profit-entity/) - The Board of Governors of the Friends of Franklin Parks, LLC, met for the first time July 26 and elected officers for the organization, which was created to promote and improve park facilities by allowing individuals and businesses to contribute to improvements and facilities in a tax-deductible manner. Dr. Monty McInturff of Tennessee Equine Hospital
- [Williamson Herald: City Celebrates Recycling Success](https://franklintomorrow.org/williamson-herald-city-celebrates-recycling-success/) - Officials launch second year with new dataBy Pam Horne Staff Writer Franklin residents considering participation in curbside recycling have an opportunity to join their neighbors and help cut the growing public cost associated with municipal waste. The Blue Bag Recycling Program, which includes most household materials, except Styrofoam and glass, is moving into its second
- [Three Williamson County Chambers of Commerce to Unify into One Group](https://franklintomorrow.org/three-williamson-county-chambers-of-commerce-to-unify-into-one-group/) - The three largest chambers of commerce in Williamson County will join to form a single countywide chamber of commerce, the boards of directors of the three organizations announced July 27. The boards of the Brentwood Cool Springs Chamber, the Cool Springs Chamber and the Williamson County-Franklin Chamber voted to approve the unification upon the unanimous
- [Board of Mayor and Aldermen Vote to Replace Roof on Hayes Home at Harlinsdale](https://franklintomorrow.org/board-of-mayor-and-aldermen-vote-to-replace-roof-on-hayes-home-at-harlinsdale/) - Friends of Franklin Parks, LLC, Heritage Foundation working to stabilize home The Franklin Board of Mayor and Aldermen Tuesday, Sept. 27, voted unanimously in favor of a proposal to place a roof and new gutter system on the Harlin Hayes Home at the Park at Harlinsdale Farm in an effort to save the home from
- [Franklin Tomorrow Questions Candidates in Oct. 25 Franklin Mayoral, Aldermanic Election](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-questions-candidates-in-oct-25-franklin-mayoral-aldermanic-election/) - Eight of the nine candidates for four at-large aldermanic seats on the Franklin Board of Mayor and Aldermen and the two candidates for mayor were asked a series of questions by Franklin Tomorrow during a Candidates’ Forum on Sept. 29. All candidates were present except for aldermanic candidate Bob Poe, who was ill. The other
- [Board of Mayor and Aldermen Vote to Replace Roof on Hayes Home at Harlinsdale](https://franklintomorrow.org/board-of-mayor-and-aldermen-vote-to-replace-roof-on-hayes-home-at-harlinsdale-2/) - Friends of Franklin Parks, LLC, Heritage Foundation working to stabilize home The Franklin Board of Mayor and Aldermen Tuesday, Sept. 27, voted unanimously in favor of a proposal to place a roof and new gutter system on the Harlin Hayes Home at the Park at Harlinsdale Farm in an effort to save the home from
- [Horses to return for the day to Park at Harlinsdale Farm Oct. 22 as Part of City’s Family Day](https://franklintomorrow.org/horses-to-return-for-the-day-to-park-at-harlinsdale-farm-oct-22-as-part-of-citys-family-day/) - Friends of Franklin Parks, LLC, will join in the fun of the City of Franklin’s Family Day Oct. 22, bringing an array of horses to the Park at Harlinsdale Farm for demonstrations. Dr. Monty McInturff, president of FoFP and co-owner of Tennessee Equine Hospital, said demonstrations featuring various breeds of horses will be given from
- [Tennessean: Cool Springs skyline resumes transformation](https://franklintomorrow.org/tennessean-cool-springs-skyline-resumes-transformation/) - Boyle has broken ground on final phase of Meridian By Kevin Walters The Tennessean Cool Springs’ supply of available retail and office space is being replenished as crews start work on a $40 million, three-building expansion that completes the Meridian development. Begun in 2005 by developer Boyle Investment Co. and its partner Milwaukee, Wis.-based Northwestern Mutual
- [Officers elected for One Williamson One Chamber Board](https://franklintomorrow.org/officers-elected-for-one-williamson-one-chamber-board/) - Officers have been elected for the One Williamson One Chamber initiative, according to Williamson County Franklin Chamber President Nancy Conway. Elected as president of the initiative was Brad Dunn, who was placed on the One Williamson One Chamber Board as a representative of the Brentwood Cool Springs Chamber of Commerce. Elected as vice president was
- [Commuter Bus Service to Nashville in Peril](https://franklintomorrow.org/commuter-bus-service-to-nashville-in-peril/) - Additional bus runs to Nashville won’t start early this year, as some commuters had hoped, because the required $15,000 in local funding isn’t yet in place, according to an article in The Tennessean. Staff Writer Jill Cecil Wiersma reports on the possibility that a lack of local funding may block expansion of the service and
- [Friends of Franklin Parks’ president honored as Darrell Waltrip Automotive Hometown Hero of January 2012](https://franklintomorrow.org/friends-of-franklin-parks-president-honored-as-darrell-waltrip-automotive-hometown-hero-of-january-2012/) - Darrell Waltrip Automotive has continued to make headway with the Hometown Heroes campaign, awarding their 10th hero this January, with the award going to Dr. Monty McInturff of Tennessee Equine Hospital and president of the Board of Governors of Friends of Franklin Parks, LLC. The award was presented Friday, Jan. 27, in a ceremony with
- [Columbia State Community College Claims its Land for Future Campus](https://franklintomorrow.org/columbia-state-community-college-claims-its-land-for-future-campus/) - Friday, Jan. 20, 2012, was a day of celebration for officials with Columbia State Community College and many community leaders as they held a “pounding ceremony” to symbolize the realization of CSCC’s longtime dream of a site for a new and modern college campus. CSCC President Dr. Janet Smith went back to her rural roots
- [Franklin Aims for Poor Kids to Mingle](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-aims-for-poor-kids-to-mingle/) - The Tennessean. Jan. 25, 2012 By Julie Hubbard Staff Writer Some parents in Franklin’s poorest neighborhoods are preparing to send their children to different schools next year after district leaders voted to spread them out more evenly. Changing housing patterns in the city mean the majority of students who receive free or reduced-price lunches —
- [Factory Catches Rays on the Roof](https://franklintomorrow.org/factory-catches-rays-on-the-roof/) - The Franklin Review Appeal, Jan. 25, 2012 Solar panels, EV stations add new layer to Factory’s history By Kevin Walters Staff Writer FRANKLIN — Once upon a time, stoves were made inside the walls of the massive Depression-era factory along Franklin Road. The manufacturing days are long since over, and the factory was retrofitted and remade
- [New Chamber Selects a Name, Hires Consultant; Three Current Chambers to Hold Joint Meeting](https://franklintomorrow.org/new-chamber-selects-a-name-hires-consultant-three-current-chambers-to-hold-joint-meeting/) - The transition board guiding the unification of three chambers of commerce in Williamson County announced today three significant initiatives – the selection of a name for the new chamber, the hiring of a transition consultant and the scheduling of a joint meeting of the current chambers to answer member questions about the unification process. The
- [Vision Fair Outcomes Stress Open Space, Greenways, Connectivity](https://franklintomorrow.org/vision-fair-outcomes-stress-open-space-greenways-connectivity/) - Franklin Tomorrow released the outcomes of the 2011 Vision Fair process Jan. 31 as part of its first Breakfast With the Mayors for 2012. Franklin Tomorrow completed a Vision process of more than a year in December. The process involved hundreds of individuals working in the nine goal areas which encompass Franklin Tomorrow’s area of
- [Franklin Tomorrow Board has New Leadership, Relocates Office for Better Public Access](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-board-has-new-leadership-relocates-office-for-better-public-access/) - The New Year brings change and for Franklin Tomorrow it means a change in leadership of its Board of Directors and the addition of new Board members. It also means a new physical address for the 10-year old non-profit, which has as its mission to engage the community, foster collaboration and advocate for a shared
- [Friends of Franklin Parks, LLC, Pledges Funds to Repair Damage at Tinkerbell Playground Caused by Vandals](https://franklintomorrow.org/friends-of-franklin-parks-llc-pledges-funds-to-repair-damage-at-tinkerbell-playground-caused-by-vandals/) - Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore and his wife Linda recently donated $1,000 to Friends of Franklin Parks, LLC, as a leadership gift and then Mayor Moore took it one step further. He challenged the city’s eight Aldermen to also lend their financial support — in whatever amount they felt appropriate — to Friends of Franklin
- [City’s dormant Bicentennial Park could get boost with Third Avenue extension](https://franklintomorrow.org/citys-dormant-bicentennial-park-could-get-boost-with-third-avenue-extension/) - Franklin’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen will Tuesday hear a report on executing a professional services agreement for construction management and inspection services for the extension of Third Avenue North along the edge of the dormant Bicentennial Park project. The first phase of the project will be fully city funded and include the road, bridge,
- [Deadline extended until May 21 for Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/deadline-extended-until-may-21-for-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards/) - The call for nominations for Franklin Tomorrow’s annual Anne T. Rutherford Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards has been extended until May 21. The awards are presented annually during Franklin Tomorrow’s Shrimp Boil, set this year for July 14 at the Eastern Flank Battlefield Park. CapWealth Advisors, LLC, is the presenting sponsor for the Shrimp Boil, while
- [Sharing Spree features Franklin Tomorrow in week of deals starting today!](https://franklintomorrow.org/sharing-spree-features-franklin-tomorrow-in-week-of-deals-starting-today/) - Franklin Tomorrow has partnered with Sharing Spree to help raise funds for our organization and this week, everyone wins with a week of deals specifically featuring Williamson County restaurants and services. Through Sharing Spree, you can experience tremendous savings on some of your favorite places to eat, like The Bunganut Pig, or try out one
- [June 19 “Breakfast With the Mayors” to feature Q&A](https://franklintomorrow.org/june-19-breakfast-with-the-mayors-to-feature-qa/) - Join Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson and Franklin Mayor Ken Moore June 19 for Franklin Tomorrow’s “Breakfast With the Mayors,” presented by First Farmers Bank. The doors at Rolling Hills Community Church, 1810 Columbia Ave., will open at 7 a.m. for breakfast from Chick-Fil-A and coffee by Royal Cup Coffee. The program will begin at 7:45
- [Friends of Franklin Parks, LLC, ‘Raise the Roofs’ event to feature variety of food vendors, fun activities](https://franklintomorrow.org/friends-of-franklin-parks-llc-raise-the-roofs-event-to-feature-variety-of-food-vendors-fun-activities/) - Plans for Friends of Franklin Parks, LLC, inaugural “Raise the Roofs” benefit on Saturday, June 16, under a tent at the Park at Harlinsdale Farm are coming together, including an impressive menu from area restaurants and caterers that would be a dream for any foodie. The fundraiser is being presented by Franklin Synergy Bank, with
- [City plans neighborhood meeting June 4 to address water issues](https://franklintomorrow.org/city-plans-neighborhood-meeting-june-4-to-address-water-issues/) - Some Franklin neighborhoods are apparently experiencing water taste issues already. A meeting is set for Monday, June 4, to discuss, according to this posting from City Administrator Eric Stuckey. On behalf of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen, the City Administrator and Water Management Department we’d like to invite you to an open house Monday,
- [Friends of Franklin Parks, LLC, commissions Vintage Franklin poster featuring Park at Harlinsdale Farm](https://franklintomorrow.org/friends-of-franklin-parks-llc-commissions-vintage-franklin-poster-featuring-park-at-harlinsdale-farm/) - To be on sale June 16 at ‘Raise the Roofs’ event Friends of Franklin Parks, LLC, will debut its new Vintage Franklin poster of The Park at Harlinsdale Farm as part of the festivities of the inaugural “Raise the Roofs” benefit, set for Saturday, June 16, under a tent at the Park at Harlinsdale Farm.
- [Franklin Tomorrow’s annual Shrimp Boil set for July 14 at Eastern Flank Battlefield Park](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrows-annual-shrimp-boil-set-for-july-14-at-eastern-flank-battlefield-park/) - Franklin Tomorrow’s has set its sixth annual Shrimp Boil for Saturday, July 14, at the Eastern Flank Battlefield Park at 1343 Carnton Lane. CapWealth Advisors LLC is the presenting sponsor for the event, which will also include presentation of the Anne T. Rutherford Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards. Tickets to the event are $50 per person,
- [Election in August includes important seats on FSSD & County school boards, state reps](https://franklintomorrow.org/election-in-august-includes-important-seats-on-fssd-county-school-boards-state-reps/) - First of all, did you know there is an election on Aug. 2? The ballot includes races for seats on the Franklin Special School District Board of Education and the Williamson County Board of Education in the the odd-numbered districts. Also on the ballot on Aug. 2 is the Republican primary for the three seats
- [City Sustainability Commission sets citizen meetings, creates online survey](https://franklintomorrow.org/city-sustainability-commission-sets-citizen-meetings-creates-online-survey/) - The city of Franklin’s Sustainability Commission has begun updating the 2009 Community Action Plan and is seeking input from residents. Two community open houses are scheduled for this summer, with the first one set for Thursday, July 12, from 6-8 p.m. at City Hall. The original 2009 Action Plan contained 26 action items and was
- [Early voting starts Friday, July 13](https://franklintomorrow.org/early-voting-starts-friday-july-13/) - Important state House, county & FSSD Board of Education seats on Aug. 2 ballot Early voting starts Friday at five locations First of all, did you know there is an election on Aug. 2? The ballot includes races for seats on the Franklin Special School District Board of Education and the Williamson County Board of
- [Gayle Moyer Harris named Anne T. Rutherford Exemplary Volunteer Award winner](https://franklintomorrow.org/gayle-moyer-harris-named-anne-t-rutherford-exemplary-volunteer-award-winner/) - Gayle Moyer Harris named Anne T. Rutherford Exemplary Volunteer Award winner at Franklin Tomorrow Shrimp Boil, presented by CapWealth Advisors, LLC Three others receive Volunteer Spirit Award, Centennial student selected for Youth Initiative Award Franklin Tomorrow’s sixth annual Shrimp Boil, presented by CapWealth Advisors, LLC, was held July 14, 2012, on the grounds of the
- [Williamson County many firsts recognized in County Mayor’s address to joint Chambers of Commerce](https://franklintomorrow.org/williamson-county-many-firsts-recognized-in-county-mayors-address-to-joint-chambers-of-commerce/) - Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson outlined the many “firsts,” or at least top 10 finishes which Williamson County has secured in his State of the County address, delivered July 24, 2012, to a joint meeting of Williamson County’s Chambers of Commerce at the Cool Springs Conference Center. Among the firsts? Williamson County was first in
- [Franklin again gains national accolades for livability, job growth](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-again-gains-national-accolades-for-livability-job-growth/) - Anyone who lives in Franklin Tennessee or has visited know it’s one special place! The city has now added a couple more recognitions to prove it. CNN/Money magazine last week placed Franklin in the number 52 spot up from 66 in 2010. With Franklin’s population 62,600 the magazine boasts of Franklin’s respect for the past
- [Franklin Tomorrow, Williamson County Association of Realtors join forces to conduct local survey](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-williamson-county-association-of-realtors-join-forces-to-conduct-local-survey/) - Franklin Tomorrow, Williamson County Association of Realtors join forces to conduct local survey Sept. 7, 2012 — Franklin Tomorrow and the Williamson County Association of Realtors® have joined forces to sponsor a telephone survey which will be conducted locally in the upcoming weeks by a national research firm. Through a grant from the National Association
- [Rules proposed to ease pain of Hillsboro Road widening](https://franklintomorrow.org/rules-proposed-to-ease-pain-of-hillsboro-road-widening/) - By Kevin Walters The TennesseanOn the cusp of Franklin’s long-awaited widening of Hillsboro Road, the city may create a new zoning designation for the homes and properties along the route the city will widen. Alderman Dana McLendon, who represents that area, has asked Franklin staffers to explore creating new zoning regulations to cover properties on
- [Chamber members vote for unification overwhelmingly](https://franklintomorrow.org/chamber-members-vote-for-unification-overwhelmingly/) - Williamson County’s three main Chambers of Commerce have voted overwhelmingly in favor of unification, according to an email from Unification Board Chair Brad Dunn, Williamson County Chamber President CEO Nancy Conway and Williamson County Chamber Chair Judy Hayes. Similar emails were sent by the Brentwood Chamber and the Cool Springs Chamber. This is the text
- [Friends of Franklin Parks, LLC, City of Franklin finalize Memorandum of Understanding to allow for public/private partnership](https://franklintomorrow.org/friends-of-franklin-parks-llc-city-of-franklin-finalize-memorandum-of-understanding-to-allow-for-publicprivate-partnership/) - Friends of Franklin Parks, LLC, Board of Governors President Dr. Monty McInturff and Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore on Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2012, finalized the Memorandum of Understanding between the City and non-profit entity which could allow for public/private partnerships on improvements and expansion in City of Franklin parks. The document was approved by the
- [Franklin Tomorrow ‘Breakfast With Mayors’ Oct. 2 to focus on community’s health, well-being](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-breakfast-with-mayors-oct-2-to-focus-on-communitys-health-well-being/) - The final installment of the 2012 Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With the Mayors series, presented by First Farmers Bank, will be Tuesday, Oct. 2, 2012, at Rolling Hills Community Church, 1810 Columbia Ave. Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson and Franklin Mayor Ken Moore will be joined by Katie Turner, director, Account Management, for Franklin-based Healthways, the largest
- [Franklin Tomorrow, BlueCross Blue Shield of Tennessee partner on Get Fit Franklin](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-bluecross-blue-shield-of-tennessee-partner-on-get-fit-franklin/) - Franklin Tomorrow will launch Get Fit Franklin in November, thanks to support of founding partner BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee and other partners, including the City of Franklin. The distance walking project is designed to encourage residents to take the first steps to a healthier, more active community by stepping out their front door. Get Fit
- [Franklin Tomorrow 10th annual Chili Cook-off Oct. 27, presented by Darrell Waltrip Automotive](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-10th-annual-chili-cook-off-oct-27-presented-by-darrell-waltrip-automotive/) - The 10th annual Franklin Tomorrow Chili Cook-off, presented by Darrell Waltrip Automotive Group, will be Saturday, Oct. 27, as part of the Heritage Foundation’s annual Pumpkinfest celebration. The Chili Cook-off will feature 12 teams competing for bragging rights in the categories of Judges’ Choice, People’s Choice, and Best Booth Décor in a new area —
- [GetFitFranklinTN.org Web site goes live, registration open for distance walking guides project](https://franklintomorrow.org/getfitfranklintn-org-web-site-goes-live-registration-open-for-distance-walking-guides-project/) - Get Fit Franklin Web site goes live, registration open for distance walking project GetFitFranklinTN.org, the Web site for the distance walking guides project being launched by Franklin Tomorrow and founding partner BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, is now live. The Get Fit Franklin distance walking project is designed to encourage residents to take the first steps
- [Noted chefs, local leaders to judge Saturday’s 10th annual Chili Cook-off, presented by Darrell Waltrip Automotive](https://franklintomorrow.org/noted-chefs-local-leaders-to-judge-saturdays-10th-annual-chili-cook-off-presented-by-darrell-waltrip-automotive/) - Noted chefs, local leaders to judge Saturday’s 10th annual Chili Cook-off, presented by Darrell Waltrip Automotive The 10th annual Franklin Tomorrow Chili Cook-off, presented by Darrell Waltrip Automotive Group, will be Saturday, Oct. 27, as part of the Heritage Foundation’s annual Pumpkinfest celebration. The Chili Cook-off will feature 12 teams competing for bragging rights in the categories
- [Franklin Firefighters Local 3758 takes People’s Choice in 10th annual Chili Cook-off](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-firefighters-local-3758-takes-peoples-choice-in-10th-annual-chili-cook-off/) - Judges’ Choice trophy goes to Clark Shelton and McCreary’s/MedKinetics’ team The 10th annual Franklin Tomorrow Chili Cook-off, presented by Darrell Waltrip Automotive Group, was held Saturday, Oct. 27, as part of the Heritage Foundation’s annual Pumpkinfest celebration. The Chili Cook-off featured 12 teams competing for bragging rights in the categories of Judges’ Choice, People’s Choice, and
- [Families highest sector of registrants for Get Fit Franklin project](https://franklintomorrow.org/families-highest-sector-of-registrants-for-get-fit-franklin-project/) - With the kickoff walk of the Get Fit Franklin project just a few weeks away, hundreds of Franklin residents have registered for the program, presented by Franklin Tomorrow with founding partner BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee. The distance walking project is designed to encourage residents to take the first steps to a healthier, more active community by
- [County economic development head named first leader of unified Williamson County Chamber of Commerce](https://franklintomorrow.org/county-economic-development-head-named-first-leader-of-unified-williamson-county-chamber-of-commerce/) - Largen has headed Economic Development since 2008 for county government Matt Largen, who has served as director of the Williamson County Office of Economic Development (OED) since 2008, has been selected as the first president andchief executive officer of the unified Williamson County Chamber of Commerce (WCCC), board Chairman Brad Dunn announced today, Nov 26.
- [Residents ‘bullish’ on Franklin, job of local government in household survey results released today by two local organizations](https://franklintomorrow.org/residents-bullish-on-franklin-job-of-local-government-in-household-survey-results-released-today-by-two-local-organizations/) - A recent household survey conducted by a national public opinion research firm for Franklin Tomorrow and the Williamson County Association of Realtors® indicates eight in 10 of those surveyed say the city is headed in the right direction. The survey was conducted in September 2012 and was funded through a grant from the National Association
- [Get Fit Franklin quarterly event Jan. 26 at Westhaven Residents Club](https://franklintomorrow.org/get-fit-franklin-quarterly-event-jan-26-at-westhaven-residents-club/) - Franklin Tomorrow will hold a quarterly event on Jan. 26 at the Westhaven Residents Club for its Get Fit Franklin project, presented with founding partner BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee. Get Fit Franklin is a distance walking project designed to encourage residents to take the first steps to a healthier, more active community by stepping out
- [Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With the Mayors 2013 series kicks off Jan. 29](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-breakfast-with-the-mayors-2013-series-kicks-off-jan-29/) - Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With Mayors kicks off Jan. 29 year-long series on entrepreneurship, leadership The Tennessee Bun Co.’s Cordia Harrington first speaker The first installment of the 2013 Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With the Mayors series, presented by First Farmers Bank, will be Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2013, at Rolling Hills Community Church, 1810 Columbia Ave. Williamson
- [Eight new members join Franklin Tomorrow Board of Directors](https://franklintomorrow.org/eight-new-members-join-franklin-tomorrow-board-of-directors/) - Civic, business leaders serve on Franklin Tomorrow Board of Directors Franklin Tomorrow has added eight business and civic leaders to its Board of Directors, which oversees the work of the non-profit, community visioning organization. Joining the Board of Directors in January for three-year terms were: Bryan Echols, attorney, Dickinson-Wright Dolores Greenwald, Director, Williamson County Library System
- [Biggest Loser contestants, fitness vendors to attend Get Fit Franklin quarterly event Feb. 2 at Westhaven Residents Club](https://franklintomorrow.org/biggest-loser-contestants-fitness-vendors-to-attend-get-fit-franklin-quarterly-event-feb-2-at-westhaven-residents-club/) - Past, current Biggest Loser contestants to appear While frigid weather forecasts for Saturday, Jan. 26, forced Franklin Tomorrow to postpone its Get Fit Franklinquarterly event from Jan. 26 to Feb. 2, that will allow a past and a current Biggest Loser contestant to be part of the event at the Westhaven Residents Club, 401 Cheltenham
- [Franklin Tomorrow honored as 2013 Outstanding Clean Air Partner](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-honored-as-2013-outstanding-clean-air-partner/) - Get Fit Franklin project among areas cited On January 31, 2013 at the annual Partner Recognition Luncheon, the Clean Air Partnership of Williamson and Rutherford Counties presented the prestigious Outstanding Clean Air Partner Awards to those businesses or organizations who have gone “above and beyond” in their commitment to environmental excellence. Franklin Tomorrow was among
- [Get Fit Franklin quarterly event finds third time a charm](https://franklintomorrow.org/get-fit-franklin-quarterly-event-finds-third-time-a-charm/) - Approximately 150 people attended the first quarterly event for 2013 of Franklin Tomorrow’s Get Fit Franklin, presented by BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, on Saturday, Feb. 16, at the Westhaven Residents Club. Vanderbilt Health is the sponsor of the quarterly events for Get Fit Franklin, which is a distance walking project which seeks to get residents
- [Largen releases Economic Dashboard for Williamson County](https://franklintomorrow.org/largen-releases-economic-dashboard-for-williamson-county/) - Williamson County Chamber CEO Matt Largen called for innovation on Tuesday, Feb. 19, at his first meeting as the leader of the newly unified business organization. “Quite frankly, the chamber is inherently an economic development corporation,” he said. “We have to redefine what the Chamber of Commerce is and how it serves the community. Innovation
- [NashvilleNext lecture series looks to regional topics](https://franklintomorrow.org/nashvillenext-lecture-series-looks-to-regional-topics/) - NashvilleNext speaker series, a key part of initiating the process of developing a plan for Nashville to move forward over the next 25 years, will take place at various locations around the Greater Nashville area through May 6. Greater Nashville Association of Realtors is among the sponsors for the series, which begins Feb. 25. “The speaker
- [Aldermen, Planning Commissioners hear report on future of Carothers Parkway, development](https://franklintomorrow.org/aldermen-planning-commissioners-hear-report-on-future-of-carothers-parkway-development/) - The future of Carothers looks expensive By CHARLES PULLIAM/Franklin Home Page Posted: Monday, March 4, 2013 10:10 pm It’s an expensive future for the Carothers Parkway in Franklin. Or an exciting one from a development point of view. Or even one just stuffed with infrastructure headaches for city planners. Monday afternoon (March 4, 2013) at
- [Nominations open for Anne T. Rutherford Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/nominations-open-for-anne-t-rutherford-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards/) - Awards to be presented July 13 at organization’s annual Shrimp Boil The call has been issued for nominations of individuals for Franklin Tomorrow’s annual Anne T. Rutherford Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards and Volunteer Spirit Awards. The awards are presented annually at the organization’s annual Shrimp Boil, set for Saturday, July 13, at Berry Farms subdivision
- [Franklin Mayor featured on Smart Growth America site](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-mayor-featured-on-smart-growth-america-site/) - Franklin Mayor Ken Moore was featured on the March 14 installment of “Smart Growth Stories,” by Alex Dodd on the Smart Growth America website. “Franklin, TN’s historic Main Street is more than a pretty place. It exemplifies Franklin’s historic heritage and has become the heart of the city’s new economy,” the website story says. “’We
- [Dave Ramsey set for April 30 Breakfast With the Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/dave-ramsey-set-for-april-30-breakfast-with-the-mayors/) - You won’t want to miss the April 30, 2013, edition of Franklin Tomorrow’s quarterly Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by First Farmers Bank. Dave Ramsey, America’s trusted voice on money and business, a personal money-management expert and extremely popular national radio personality, will share his story of building a company from the ground up right
- [Friends of Franklin Parks propose multi-purpose equestrian arena](https://franklintomorrow.org/friends-of-franklin-parks-propose-multi-purpose-equestrian-arena/) - Facility would be built at Park at Harlinsdale Farm At the April 9 Board of Mayor and Aldermen work session, Friends of Franklin Parks Board of Governors President Dr. Monty McInturff presented a plan for a multi-purpose equestrian arena on a five-acre tract behind the main barn at the Park at Harlinsdale Farm on Franklin
- [Dave Ramsey’s visit at Breakfast With the Mayors now online](https://franklintomorrow.org/dave-ramseys-visit-at-breakfast-with-the-mayors-now-online/) - Would you like to share Dave Ramsey’s inspirational and motivational message from the April 29 Breakfast With the Mayors with someone? The video from the event, courtesy of Franklin TV, is now online at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLCKHzQjZdg&feature=youtu.be Full of short quips, jokes and business management advice, radio personality and Williamson County resident Dave Ramsey spoke to more than
- [Shrimp Boil & Volunteer Awards July 13 at Berry Farms](https://franklintomorrow.org/shrimp-boil-volunteer-awards-july-13-at-berry-farms/) - Ed Moody and Dr. Craig Ferrell to be honored posthumously for lives of service, other awards announced that evening You won’t want to miss the 2012 Franklin Tomorrow Shrimp Boil and Volunteer Awards, set for Saturday, July 13, at the Hughes Mill commons area at Berry Farms subdivision on Lewisburg Pike. Our event will once
- [Graceworks launches capital campaign to better serve those in need](https://franklintomorrow.org/graceworks-launches-capital-campaign-to-better-serve-those-in-need/) - GraceWorks outgrows home, plans to buy land and build Ministry seeks to raise $1 million by Labor Day to buy 4.4 acres off Columbia Avenue By Vicky Travis | The Tennessean For about five years, GraceWorks Ministries leaders have known the ministry would outgrow its home. GraceWorks met the needs of about 15,000 Williamson county
- [Tennessean: Franklin considers changing the way residential developers must pay for parks](https://franklintomorrow.org/tennessean-franklin-considers-changing-the-way-residential-developers-must-pay-for-parks/) - Developers have choice to donate land or pay based on land value By Kevin Walters / The Tennessean When it comes to new city park land, Franklin residential developers get a choice before launching a new development: Dedicate land for new parks or pay money to be used to develop more parkland. So far, it’s
- [U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn to join July 30 Breakfast With the Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/u-s-rep-marsha-blackburn-to-join-july-30-breakfast-with-the-mayors/) - U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R-Brentwood) will join Franklin Mayor Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson on stage at Franklin Tomorrow’s July 30 Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by First Farmers Bank. The event will be held at Rolling Hills Community Church, 1810 Columbia Ave., Franklin, with breakfast service by Chick-Fil-A of Cool Springs
- [Top volunteers honored July 13 at seventh annual Shrimp Boil](https://franklintomorrow.org/top-volunteers-honored-july-13-at-seventh-annual-shrimp-boil/) - Susan Thornton wins Anne T. Rutherford Award for work with Graceworks The Manger project, others recognized for volunteerism Franklin Tomorrow held its seventh annual Shrimp Boil on Saturday, July 13, at the Hughes Mill commons area at Berry Farms subdivision. More than 250 people attended the event, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners, Boyle Investment, Williamson
- [Franklin Tomorrow initiates transportation issues survey](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-initiates-transportation-issues-survey/) - Franklin Tomorrow is conducting a survey on transportation trends, issues, and patterns in the city of Franklin and we need your participation! Franklin Tomorrow is conducting this survey to establish an enriched understanding of transportation needs and opportunities within the City of Franklin. “We are seeking input from residents and nonresidents of Franklin that use
- [TENNESSEAN: Franklin launches housing supply study](https://franklintomorrow.org/tennessean-franklin-launches-housing-supply-study/) - By Kevin Walters The Tennesseean After more than a decade of housing growth, Franklin officials want a clearer picture of the city’s housing supply and what trends are ahead in the next decade. Franklin will spend $59,700 to hire Denver-based BBC Research & Consulting to study the city’s housing stock and determine what kind of
- [TENNESEAN: Archaeologists will probe Harlinsdale trail route in Franklin](https://franklintomorrow.org/tennesean-archaeologists-will-probe-harlinsdale-trail-route-in-franklin/) - Dig will probe horse farm’s earlier history By Kevin Walters The Tennessean Before a new, four-mile walking trail and canoe access can be added to the city’s Park at Harlinsdale Farm, archaeologists must first pore over the park’s grounds for historic ties to its past. Though the former horse farm turned city park is considered
- [11th annual Chili Cook-off set for Oct. 26](https://franklintomorrow.org/11th-annual-chili-cook-off-set-for-oct-26/) - 2013 Chili Cook-off set for Third Avenue South during Pumpkinfest 14 teams now in competition for Judges and People’s Choice Awards Franklin Tomorrow’s 11th annual Chili Cook-off is set for Saturday, Oct. 26,on Third Avenue South between Franklin City Hall and the Historic Courthouse. Darrell Waltrip Automotive is once again a co-presenting sponsor for the event,
- [Entrepreneurs wow crowd at Breakfast With the Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/entrepreneurs-wow-crowd-at-breakfast-with-the-mayors/) - Great Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With the Mayors this morning (Oct. 29, 2014) with Franklin Mayor Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson on the topic of entrepreneurship. Great panel with Gina Butler of GiGi’s, Mark Cleveland of Swiftwick, and Claire Marshall Crowell of Puckett’s Grocery. Thanks to Elizabeth Mefferd and her hard-working committee for
- [Culver’s of Franklin claims top prizes in Chili Cook-off](https://franklintomorrow.org/culvers-of-franklin-claims-top-prizes-in-chili-cook-off/) - Culver’s of Franklin claims top prizes in Chili Cook-off Bob Parks Realty wins in decor with “Duckie Dynasty” Culver’s of Franklin won both the People’s Choice and the Judges’ Choice Awards in the 11th annual Franklin Tomorrow Chili Cook-off, held Oct. 26 in downtown Franklin. Perennial favorite Franklin Firefighters Local 3758 took second in People’s
- [Final 2013 Breakfast With Mayors spotlights entrepreneurs](https://franklintomorrow.org/final-2013-breakfast-with-mayors-spotlights-entrepreneurs/) - The final Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With the Mayors for 2013 featured three Middle Tennessee entrepreneurs — Gina Butler of GiGi’s Cupcakes, Claire Marshall Crowell of Puckett’s Grocery, and Mark Cleveland of Swiftwick — joining Franklin Mayor Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson. Here’s coverage from The Tennessean, Franklin Home Page, and the Williamson
- [Get Fit Franklin marks anniversary Nov. 9](https://franklintomorrow.org/get-fit-franklin-marks-anniversary-nov-9/) - The Get Fit Franklin project, presented by Franklin Tomorrow and founding partner BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, is celebrating its one-year anniversary on Saturday, Nov. 9, at Pinkerton Park on Murfreesboro Road in Franklin from 10 a.m.-noon. Join us at 10 a.m. to visit area fitness vendors and organizations, participate in workout demonstrations, and register for
- [‘Buddy System’ part of new push for curbside recycling](https://franklintomorrow.org/buddy-system-part-of-new-push-for-curbside-recycling/) - Mayor reaches out to children to lead way in recycling Franklin Mayor Ken Moore visited Liberty Elementary School Nov. 15, 2013, to kick off continued efforts by the Franklin “Blue Bag Curbside Recycling Program,” which will encourage Franklin residents to recycle. November 15 is widely recognized as “National Recycling Day.” The initiative instituted by the
- [Housing analysis study seeks citizen input](https://franklintomorrow.org/housing-analysis-study-seeks-citizen-input/) - Meetings set for Jan. 8-9 for stakeholders on housing issues The City of Franklin has chosen a consultant to perform a housing needs analysis and prepare a housing plan to assist decision makers, stakeholders, and citizens with understanding key housing issues in the area. BBC Research and Consulting Company will be in Franklin on January
- [Deadline for special census extended until Jan. 30](https://franklintomorrow.org/deadline-for-special-census-extended-until-jan-30/) - City hoping to claim extra state-shared revenue City of Franklin residents have the chance to win one of two iPad mini’s or ten $50 gift cards for those who sign up for the 2014 special census by Jan. 30, 2014. The random drawing from all those who have registered will be held on Thursday, Jan.
- [Retired Dollar General CEO Cal Turner Jr. guest at Jan. 28 Breakfast With the Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/retired-dollar-general-ceo-cal-turner-jr-guest-at-jan-28-breakfast-with-the-mayors/) - Turner’s appearance kicks off 2014 quarterly breakfast series Retired Dollar General CEO Cal Turner Jr. will join Franklin Mayor Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson for Franklin Tomorrow’s first Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by First Farmers Bank, on Tuesday, Jan. 28, at Rolling Hills Community Church, 1810 Columbia Ave. “I’m just 73,”
- [TENNESSEAN: Franklin’s big-ticket wish list may bump up taxes](https://franklintomorrow.org/tennessean-franklins-big-ticket-wish-list-may-bump-up-taxes/) - City leaders’ long list of projects outpaces the available funding By Kevin Walters | The TENNESSEAN After months of planning how they’ll spend about $4 million, Franklin city aldermen haven’t made up their minds about which of the most important projects they need to tackle first. While aldermen this week (Jan. 14, 2014) got a
- [Franklin Tomorrow Transportation Survey results indicate transportation choices desired](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-transportation-survey-results-indicate-transportation-choices-desired/) - Transportation Survey results presented to Board of Mayor and Aldermen Franklin Tomorrow released the results of a transportation issues study conducted in 2013, revealing that people want reduced congestion and less delay, more transportation choices, and a better street network. The 50-plus question online survey included responses from almost 1,000 people, including more than half
- [Get Fit Franklin joins forces for March 1 kickoff](https://franklintomorrow.org/get-fit-franklin-joins-forces-for-march-1-kickoff/) - Walk Across Williamson sign-ups to occur at same time, Aegis Health Group, Mercy Community Healthcare to offer free screenings at Pinkerton Park event Franklin Tomorrow’s Get Fit Franklin project is joining forces with Walk Across Williamson to hold its quarterly event on Saturday, March 1, at Pinkerton Park, from 9-10:30 a.m. Get Fit Franklin, presented
- [Franklin Tomorrow delegation visits Carmel, Ind., on Vision City Visit](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-delegation-visits-carmel-ind-on-vision-city-visit/) - Franklin Tomorrow and a delegation of more than 30 business, community and elected leaders returned Friday, April 11, 2014, from a three-day Vision City Visit to Carmel, Ind. A preliminary visit was made in Fall 2013 by a six-person team to Carmel, which is often compared to Franklin in terms of job and population growth,
- [Housing Analysis Study presentation focus of April 29 Breakfast With Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/housing-analysis-study-presentation-focus-of-april-29-breakfast-with-mayors/) - First release for recently completed Housing Analysis Join Franklin Tomorrow for its second Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by First Farmers Bank, Tuesday, April 29, at Rolling Hills Community Church, 1810 Columbia Ave. The results of the Housing Analysis Study, conducted for the City of Franklin by BBC Research & Consulting of Denver, Colo., will
- [Housing Analysis Study indicates desire for more workforce housing](https://franklintomorrow.org/housing-analysis-study-indicates-desire-for-more-workforce-housing/) - Results of survey presented at Breakfast With the Mayors April 29 Franklin Tomorrow’s Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by First Farmers Bank, on Tuesday, April 29, served as the venue for release of the Housing Analysis Study conducted by BBC Research & Consulting for the City of Franklin. More than 400 people attended the event,
- [‘Quick draw’ video illustrates how transit options impact quality of life](https://franklintomorrow.org/quick-draw-video-illustrates-how-transit-options-impact-quality-of-life/) - Transportation issues looming for Middle Tennessee Williamson Inc. held its quarterly Public Affairs Roundtable May 8 to discuss transportation issues & planning. The panel included Nashville Metropolitan Planning Organization Director Michael Skipper, Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson, Franklin Mayor Ken Moore, Franklin Capital Projects Director David Parker, and Bob Murphy, president of RPM Transportation consultants.
- [Exemplary Volunteer Award nominations open](https://franklintomorrow.org/exemplary-volunteer-award-nominations-open/) - Franklin Tomorrow’s Volunteer Awards Ceremony is being transformed this year to focus more closely on a wider spectrum of volunteerism in our community. Instead of being held as part of a summer Shrimp Boil, the event will be held this summer at the Franklin Theatre. The call for nominations of individuals for Franklin Tomorrow’s annual
- [Nonprofits band together to vie for ’150 Days of Giving” prize from First Tennessee Foundation](https://franklintomorrow.org/nonprofits-band-together-to-vie-for-150-days-of-giving-prize-from-first-tennessee-foundation/) - A Vintage Affair, Franklin Tomorrow, Mercy Community Healthcare among those working collaboratively Several Williamson County nonprofits are coordinating their efforts to win the $5,000 prize being awarded daily in First Tennessee Foundation’s “150 Days of Giving” campaign. Since March 25, First Tennessee’s Foundation has been awarding the prize to the nonprofit with whom they have
- [Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards July 30](https://franklintomorrow.org/exemplary-community-volunteer-awards-july-30/) - Annual Volunteer Awards expands, moves to Franklin Theatre “The Stars of Our Community” will shine on Wednesday, July 30, at the eighth annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards and Volunteer Spirit Awards. The awards will be presented at the Franklin Theatre with Pinnacle Financial Partners generously serving as the presenting sponsor for the event.
- [Social media, marketing guru Michael Hyatt headlines July 29 Breakfast With Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/social-media-marketing-guru-michael-hyatt-headlines-july-29-breakfast-with-mayors/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow for its third 2014 Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by First Farmers Bank, Tuesday, July 29, at Rolling Hills Community Church, 1810 Columbia Ave. To register for this free event, go to https://ftbreakfastwithmayorjuly29.eventbrite.com. The speaker for July 29 will be Michael Hyatt, author of “Platform: Get Noticed in a Noisy World” (Thomas Nelson, 2012).
- [Franklin Tomorrow Lifetime Achievement Awards July 30 to honor the late Pat Hesson, Gracie Atkinson](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-lifetime-achievement-awards-july-30-to-honor-the-late-pat-hesson-gracie-atkinson/) - Presented as part of Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards As part of the eighth annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards and Volunteer Spirit Awards, set for July 30, two Ned Lea Lifetime Achievement Awards will be presented posthumously to the late Pat Hesson and the late Gracie Atkinson. The awards will be presented at the
- [Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Volunteer Awards presented, Business Legacy honors to Cross, Davis](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-exemplary-volunteer-awards-presented-business-legacy-honors-to-cross-davis/) - Ernie Bacon named Anne T. Rutherford Exemplary Volunteer The “Stars of Our Community” shone brightly Wednesday, July 30, as part of the eighth annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards and Volunteer Spirit Awards at the Franklin Theatre. Pinnacle Financial Partners was the presenting sponsor for the event, which saw the top award — the
- [Franklin Mayor Ken Moore gives ‘walkabout’ town](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-mayor-ken-moore-gives-walkabout-town/) - First presented at July 29 Breakfast With the Mayors Franklin Mayor Ken Moore wasn’t able to attend the July 29 Breakfast With the Mayors as he was vacationing with his wife Linda. No stranger to the video world, Mayor Moore provided those in attendance at the Breakfast With the Mayors with a video “walkabout” Franklin
- [Social media guru Michael Hyatt shares his secrets](https://franklintomorrow.org/social-media-guru-michael-hyatt-shares-his-secrets/) - July 29 Breakfast With the Mayors speech now online Social media and marketing guru Michael Hyatt held the audience of more than 400 people spellbound at the July 29 Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by First Farmers Bank. Hyatt, who lives in Franklin with his wife Gail, is author of “Platform: Get Noticed in
- [‘Ovation by SouthStar’ Mixer Oct. 8 at Vanderbilt Legends Club](https://franklintomorrow.org/ovation-by-southstar-mixer-oct-8-at-vanderbilt-legends-club/) - It is just a week away — Franklin Tomorrow’s inaugural Mayor’s Cup Golf Tournament and while the tournament is sold out, we have plenty of space at the 19th hole for Franklin Tomorrow’s “Ovation by SouthStar” Mixer to celebrate the winners. Tickets are just $30 and can be purchased athttps://2014mayorscupmixer.eventbrite.com The inaugural Franklin Tomorrow Mayor’s
- [2014 Chili Cook-off Oct. 25 on Third Avenue North during Pumpkinfest](https://franklintomorrow.org/2014-chili-cook-off-oct-25-on-third-avenue-north-during-pumpkinfest/) - Up to 14 teams line up for competition Franklin Tomorrow’s 12th annual Chili Cook-off is set for Saturday, Oct. 25, on Third Avenue North between Bridge Street and the Franklin Public Square as part of the Downtown Franklin Association’s annual Pumpkinfest. Darrell Waltrip Automotive is once again a co-presenting sponsor for the event, being joined
- [Nailed It Chili, My Friend’s House take top awards in Chili Cookoff](https://franklintomorrow.org/nailed-it-chili-my-friends-house-take-top-awards-in-chili-cookoff/) - Brian Irvin’s Nailed It Chili takes Judges’ Choice category, My Friend’s House wins People’s Choice Congratulations to Brian Irvin & his Nailed It Chili, which took home the Judges’ Choice & Best Booth Decor, awards in the 12th annual Franklin Tomorrow Chili Cookoff, held Saturday, Oct. 25, 2014, as part of the Heritage Foundation’s Pumpkinfest.
- [#GivingTuesday offers chance to help nonprofits, missions](https://franklintomorrow.org/givingtuesday-offers-chance-to-help-nonprofits-missions/) - FRANKLIN TOMORROW, FRIENDS OF FRANKLIN PARKS ASK COMMUNITY TO PARTICIPATE LOCALLY IN #GIVINGTUESDAY Franklin Tomorrow and Friends of Franklin Parks LLC, have joined #GivingTuesday, an effort to harness the collective power of a unique blend of partners — charities, families, business, and individuals — to transform how people think about, talk about, and participate in
- [Breakfast With Mayors returns Feb. 3](https://franklintomorrow.org/breakfast-with-mayors-returns-feb-3/) - First Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast in 2015 set for Feb. 3 Speaker is international expert on economic impact of parks, Dr. John Crompton Franklin Tomorrow’s Breakfast With the Mayor’s series, presented this year by Pinnacle Financial Partners, will kick off Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2015 with Dr. John Crompton joining Franklin Mayor Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers
- [Mayors audience told: Build parks = attract seniors + boost economy](https://franklintomorrow.org/mayors-audience-told-build-parks-attract-seniors-boost-economy/) - ‘G.R.A.M.P.I.E.S’ identified as an emerging demographic Dr. John Crompton at Franklin Tomorrow’s Breakfast With the Mayors, Feb. 3. By JESSICA PACE Franklin Home Page Parks and recreation play an integral role in drawing businesses, attracting retirees and boosting a community’s economy, an expert told local officials Tuesday morning. John Crompton, an international virtuoso on the economic
- [Franklin Tomorrow’s Get Fit Franklin to serve as pilot for Governor’s Healthier Tennessee Initiative](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrows-get-fit-franklin-to-serve-as-pilot-for-governors-healthier-tennessee-initiative/) - Gov. Bill Haslam today announced that Franklin Tomorrow’s Get Fit Franklin program will represent the City of Franklin as a pilot program of the Governor’s Foundation for a Healthier Tennessee program. Healthier Tennessee is led by Gov. Bill Haslam and made possible by The Governor’s Foundation for Health and Wellness, a non-profit corporation dedicated to
- [New mid-day lecture series by Franklin Tomorrow kicks off April 9](https://franklintomorrow.org/new-mid-day-lecture-series-by-franklin-tomorrow-kicks-off-april-9/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow on Thursday, April 9, for Franklin Tomorrow's inaugural FrankTalks event, featuring a discussion on "Why the Past Matters to Franklin's Future." Our featured speaker will be Robert Hicks, New York Times bestselling author and founding chairman emeritus of Franklin's Charge. What will make this discussion even more timely is April 9 is
- [ParkFit series brings together organizations for health of our community](https://franklintomorrow.org/parkfit-series-brings-together-organizations-for-health-of-our-community/) - Walks, boot camp, tai chi among offerings The Park Fit series by the City of Franklin Parks Department, Get Fit Franklin, the Franklin YMCA and Anytime Fitness will include fitness events in parks throughout Franklin throughout the summer! Stop by the Get Fit Franklin Meetup site for a complete calendar of Park Fit events. One
- [Exemplary Volunteer Award nominations open to the public](https://franklintomorrow.org/exemplary-volunteer-award-nominations-open-to-the-public/) - The ninth annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards and Volunteer Spirit Awards are set for Wednesday, July 22, 2015. The awards will be presented at the Franklin Theatre. Nomination packets are available by sending an email to donna@franklintomorrow.org or clicking this link and downloading the packet. The nomination deadline is June 12. Tickets will be available
- [Franklin Tomorrow ‘FrankTalks’ July 8 focuses on trails, greenways with speaker from Carmel, Indiana](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-franktalks-july-8-focuses-on-trails-greenways-with-speaker-from-carmel-indiana/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow on Wednesday, July 8, for Franklin Tomorrow's second FrankTalks event, featuring a discussion on greenways and trail development in our community. Our speaker will be Ron Carter, longtime Carmel, Ind., city councilman and former executive director of the Greenways Foundation of Central Indiana. While on the Council, Carter has been instrumental in
- [Citizens choose trails, greenways as No. 1 priority for park enhancement, study reports](https://franklintomorrow.org/citizens-choose-trails-greenways-as-no-1-priority-for-park-enhancement-study-reports/) - Trails and greenways are the No. 1 priority to emerge from the City of Franklin's Parks Master Plan update, released June 23 at the Board of Mayor and Aldermen work session. "(The) No. 1 priority clearly should be the greenway/trail network, including the riverwalk," the report, compiled by Barge Waggoner Sumner and Cannon Inc. states.
- [Breakfast With the Mayors: Smart Growth America VP to speak on economics of development patterns](https://franklintomorrow.org/breakfast-with-the-mayors-smart-growth-america-vp-to-speak-on-economics-of-development-patterns/) - Event set Aug. 4 with Franklin Mayor Ken Moore, County Mayor Rogers Anderson It is time once again for Franklin Tomorrow's quarterly Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners, with special support from the Williamson County Association of Realtors. The event will be Tuesday, Aug. 4. The event will begin with breakfast at
- [Murdic, Callicott to receive Lifetime Achievement Awards July 22 from Franklin Tomorrow](https://franklintomorrow.org/murdic-callicott-to-receive-lifetime-achievement-awards-july-22-from-franklin-tomorrow/) - As part of the ninth annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards and Volunteer Spirit Awards, set for July 22, two Ned Lea Lifetime Achievement Awards will be presented posthumously to the late Tom Murdic and the late Clint Callicott. The awards will be presented at the Franklin Theatre as part of the ninth annual
- [Additional finalists announced in Franklin Tomorrow Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/additional-finalists-announced-in-franklin-tomorrow-volunteer-awards/) - Finalists in five additional categories of the ninth annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards and Volunteer Spirit Awards, set for July 22, have been announced today. The awards will be presented at the Franklin Theatre as part of the event, which will begin at 6:30 p.m. with a cocktail reception, provided by Lipman Brothers. The
- [Drury, LeHews earn Business Legacy Awards  in Franklin Tomorrow Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/drury-lehews-earn-business-legacy-awards-in-franklin-tomorrow-volunteer-awards/) - Jerry and Frances Bozeman of Franklin were honored Wednesday, July 22, by Franklin Tomorrow with the 2015 Anne T. Rutherford Exemplary Community Volunteer Award for their dedicated service to My Friend’s House Family & Children’s Services. “When Frances visited (My Friend’s House) for the first time 15 years ago and learned that the boys could
- [Smart Growth America VP talks ties between economic development, transportation](https://franklintomorrow.org/smart-growth-america-vp-talks-ties-between-economic-development-transportation/) - Chris Zimmerman, Smart Growth America’s Vice President for Economic Development, and Director of the Governors’ Institute on Community Design, was the speaker at the Aug. 4 Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners. The Williamson County Association of Realtors provided special support to this quarter's event. From the Williamson Herald: Much
- [The TMA Group releases Cool Springs Multimodal Transportation Study](https://franklintomorrow.org/the-tma-group-releases-cool-springs-multimodal-transportation-study/) - The TMA Group presented TranSystems' Cool Springs Multimodal Transportation Study to the City of Franklin Board of Mayor & Aldermen during their work session on Aug. 25. Between 2004 and 2013,Cool Springs average daily traffic increased 13%. Traffic east of I-65 increased 26%! Job growth is expected to continue in the near future as well, according
- [FirstBank, Franklin Tomorrow Chili Cookoff to scare up good time Oct. 24](https://franklintomorrow.org/firstbank-franklin-tomorrow-chili-cookoff-to-scare-up-good-time-oct-24/) - FirstBank and Franklin Tomorrow Inc. will scare up a good time on Oct. 24 as part of the 13th annual Franklin Tomorrow Chili Cook-off, with FirstBank serving as presenting sponsor of the event. Franklin Tomorrow expects more than 10 teams to compete for bragging rights during the event, which will be held on Third Avenue
- [Nov. 3 Breakfast With Mayors focuses on transportation, with Mayors in the drivers' seats](https://franklintomorrow.org/nov-3-breakfast-with-mayors-focuses-on-transportation-with-mayors-in-the-drivers-seats/) - We are figuratively "taking it to the streets this quarter," with the Nov. 3 Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners, taking a "Transportation Tuesday" theme with Franklin Mayor Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson. As part of the registration process, you are being asked to complete a brief survey regarding
- [Nov. 3 Breakfast wraps up 2015 series](https://franklintomorrow.org/nov-3-breakfast-wraps-up-2015-series/) - The Nov. 3 Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners, took a "Transportation Tuesday" theme with Franklin Mayor Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson steering the conversation to the need for a new or increased source of dedicated funding for transportation projects on local, state, and federal levels. "I appreciate the
- [Regional transportation conversation looks at transit, commuting options](https://franklintomorrow.org/regional-transportation-conversation-looks-at-transit-commuting-options/) - Franklin Tomorrow was part of a group of local nonprofits and government agencies which collaborated to hold the Williamson County Community Leaders Conversation on Transit on Thursday, Nov. 12, at Franklin City Hall. According to a story online at the Williamson Herald, Steve Bland, executive director of Regional Transportation Authority gave a presentation on the
- [Williamson County Mayoral Summit set as topic for first Breakfast With Mayors in 2016](https://franklintomorrow.org/williamson-county-mayoral-summit-set-as-topic-for-first-breakfast-with-mayors-in-2016/) - Mark your calendars now for Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016, the date of the first Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners, in 2016. Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson and Franklin Mayor Ken Moore have invited the mayors of Williamson County's other cities to join them that day for a mayoral summit.
- [Franklin Tomorrow names new officers, board members for 2016](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-names-new-officers-board-members-for-2016/) - Franklin Tomorrow Inc., the community visioning nonprofit, has named new officers and members to its Board of Directors for 2016. Tim Murphy, Managing Director of CapWealth Advisors LLC, will serve as President of the Board of Directors, effective Jan. 1, 2016. He replaces Kathie Moore of Benchmark Realty, who has served a three-year term as
- [2016 Breakfast With the Mayors series kicks off Jan. 26 with Williamson County Mayoral Summit](https://franklintomorrow.org/2016-breakfast-with-the-mayors-series-kicks-off-jan-26-with-williamson-county-mayoral-summit/) - Mayors of all five cities to join Moore & Anderson The 2016 Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With the Mayors series, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners, returns for its first-quarter date on Jan. 26, 2016. There is no cost to attend Breakfast With the Mayors, thanks to our generous partners, which include Williamson Medical Center, Williamson County
- [Nashville MPO meeting Feb. 2 focuses on draft regional transportation priorities, plans](https://franklintomorrow.org/nashville-mpo-meeting-feb-2-focuses-on-draft-regional-transportation-priorities-plans/) - Williamson County residents have a chance to to review the draft regional transportation plan (RTP) for Middle Tennessee, prepared by the Nashville Area MPO, during a public meeting next Tuesday, Feb. 2, at the Williamson County Public Library from 5-7 p.m. Called, "Middle Tennessee Connected: 2016-2040 Regional Transportation Plan," it was prepared on behalf of the MPO's member jurisdictions,
- [BOMA endorses resolution calling for 'sustainable funding' for transportation](https://franklintomorrow.org/boma-endorses-resolution-calling-for-sustainable-funding-for-transportation/) - The Franklin Board of Mayor and Aldermen on Jan. 26 passed a resolution of support for "enhanced, sustainable funding for transportation needs for the State of Tennessee and for local communities." The issue was brought forth by Mayor Ken Moore, who told the aldermen and audience he sits on no fewer than eight boards or committees currently
- [Franklin Tomorrow kicks off 2016 FrankTalks lecture series March 14](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-kicks-off-2016-franktalks-lecture-series-march-14/) - City Administrator Stuckey to deliver ‘City Hall on Wheels’ Franklin City Administrator Eric Stuckey will kick off Franklin Tomorrow’s 2016 FrankTalks lecture series on Monday, March 14, in Townsend Hall at the Westhaven Residents Center. Office of Community, Neighborhood, and Government Relations Franklin Tomorrow is partnering with Vanderbilt University’s Office of Neighborhood, Government and Community Relations
- [Board of Mayor & Aldermen continues debate March 8 on Murfreesboro Road sidewalk](https://franklintomorrow.org/board-of-mayor-aldermen-continues-debate-on-murfreesboro-road-sidewalk/) - Discussion continues on whether to build five foot sidewalk vs. 10 foot multi use trail The Franklin Board of Mayor and Aldermen will discuss, but not vote, Tuesday, March 8, on whether a Murfreesboro Road project should be a five-foot sidewalk or a 10-foot multi-use trail. In late 2014, Franklin's Board of Mayor and Aldermen
- [Hillsboro Road widening project could face further delays due to bid errors](https://franklintomorrow.org/hillsboro-road-widening-project-could-face-further-delays-due-to-bid-errors/) - Franklin's Board of Mayor and Aldermen will be asked to decide whether to rebid the next phase of widening of Hillsboro Road from Independence Square to Mack Hatcher Parkway Tuesday due to errors by the low bidder in submitting its bid, according to documents on the City of Franklin's Web site. Bids on the project
- [Williamson Inc. releases Trends Report 2016 as part of Outlook Williamson](https://franklintomorrow.org/williamson-inc-releases-trends-report-2016-as-part-of-outlook-williamson/) - Williamson Inc., the economic development arm of Williamson County's Chamber of Commerce, held its annual Outlook Williamson on Tuesday, March 15, releasing a deep data dive into Williamson County's economic, education, and demographic sectors. Skanska was the presenting sponsor for the event. Kicking off the meeting was Williamson Inc. President & CEO Matt Largen, who
- [Regional transit plan subject of FrankTalks lecture April 11](https://franklintomorrow.org/regional-transit-plan-subject-of-franktalks-lecture-april-11/) - Franklin Tomorrow is partnering with Vanderbilt University’s Office of Community, Neighborhood and Government Relations to present the monthly FrankTalks series with the next event set for April 11. On April 11, FrankTalks will feature Regional Transportation Authority Chief Steve Bland reporting on the outcomes of the nMotion plan during a lunch session at the Williamson
- [Health of our community focus of April 26 Breakfast With the Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/health-of-our-community-focus-of-april-26-breakfast-with-the-mayors/) - We'll take the temperature of our community on Tuesday, April 26, at the next Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners. Breakfast service from Puckett's Gro. & Restaurant and Royal Cup Coffee will begin at 7 a.m. with the program start set for 7:45 a.m. To RSVP for the event, follow
- [FrankTalks continues May 9 at main library, topic to be 'I Can't Talk, I'm Driving'](https://franklintomorrow.org/franktalks-continues-may-9-at-main-library-topic-to-be-i-cant-talk-im-driving/) - Does distracted driving impact traffic congestion? The people have spoken. Traffic congestion continually ranks high in Williamson County road woes. Everyone is multi-tasking as they drive down the road. Have you missed a green light because the person in front of you had their head down in their apps? Or missed a meeting due to
- [FrankTalks June 13 to feature 'Frank Talk by Franklin's Police Chief on 21st Century Policing'](https://franklintomorrow.org/franktalks-june-13-to-feature-frank-talk-by-franklins-police-chief-on-21st-century-policing/) - City of Franklin Police Chief Deb Faulkner will be the speaker for Franklin Tomorrow's Monday, June 13, FrankTalks lecture, presented by Vanderbilt University's Office of Community, Neighborhood and Government Relations. Chief Faulkner leads the 160 men and women who make up the Franklin Police Department. These dedicated officers and civilian staff serve our customers
- [Franklin Tomorrow’s Get Fit Franklin helps City of Franklin earn Healthier Tennessee status](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrows-get-fit-franklin-helps-city-of-franklin-earn-healthier-tennessee-status/) - The City of Franklin was recognized as one of three Healthier Tennessee pilot communities on Wednesday, June 1, through the work of Franklin Tomorrow's Get Fit Franklin project, which encourages residents to take the first step to fitness by stepping out their front door for a walk or exercise. In early 2015, Franklin Mayor Ken
- [Call for nominations issued for 10th annual Franklin Tomorrow Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/call-for-nominations-issued-for-10th-annual-franklin-tomorrow-community-volunteer-awards/) - Deadline is July 15 for nominations for Aug. 17 event The call for nominations for the 10th annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards has gone out, according to Franklin Tomorrow Board President Tim Murphy. The awards will be presented August 17 during an event open to the public at the Franklin Theatre, with support
- [FrankTalks plans one for the kids on July 11](https://franklintomorrow.org/franktalks-plans-one-for-the-kids-on-july-11/) - Discovery Center's STEAM Bus comes to library July 11 On Monday July 11th, the Discovery Center’s mobile science laboratory will bring a hands-on experience that integrates skills in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math (STEAM) to the Williamson County Public Library’s main library in Franklin as part of Franklin Tomorrow's FrankTalks lecture series. Please join
- [Economic Development Commissioner Randy Boyd to speak at Breakfast With Mayors July 26](https://franklintomorrow.org/economic-development-commissioner-randy-boyd-to-speak-at-breakfast-with-mayors-july-26/) - Franklin Tomorrow is proud to welcome Tennessee Economic & Community Development Commissioner Randy Boyd as our speaker at the July 26th Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners. Commissioner Boyd will focus his remarks on the importance of education in workforce development in maintaining Tennessee's competitiveness to attract and retain business. The date
- [Operations Administrator position open at Franklin Tomorrow](https://franklintomorrow.org/operations-administrator-position-open-at-franklin-tomorrow/) - Franklin Tomorrow has a job opening for an Operations Administrator in our office in downtown Franklin. The Operations Administrator will be an experienced and highly capable individual who supports the Executive Director and Board of Directors in the implementation of Franklin Tomorrow’s activities. The Operations Administrator will work at the direction of the Executive Director in support
- [Media coverage: ECD Commissioner Randy Boyd speaks at Breakfast With Mayors July 26](https://franklintomorrow.org/media-coverage-ecd-commissioner-randy-boyd-speaks-at-breakfast-with-mayors-july-26/) - Franklin Tomorrow was proud to host Tennessee Economic & Community Development Commissioner Randy Boyd as the speaker at the July 26 Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners, at Rolling Hills Community Church. Boyd was welcomed by Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson and Franklin Vice Mayor Brandy Blanton, filling in for vacationing Mayor
- [Columbia State Community College seeks input through Williamson County Educational Interest Survey](https://franklintomorrow.org/798-2/) - During the July 26 Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With the Mayors on July 26, Columbia State Community College President Dr. Janet Smith announced the college is conducting a Williamson County Educational Interest Survey as part of the opening of the new campus on Liberty Pike in Franklin. Columbia State Community College is committed to ensuring programming
- ['City Hall on Wheels' returns Aug. 8 as part of FrankTalks](https://franklintomorrow.org/city-hall-on-wheels-returns-aug-8-as-part-of-franktalks/) - Franklin Tomorrow’s 2016 FrankTalks lecture series will continue Monday, Aug. 8, in the Community Room in the Administration building of the new Columbia State Community College campus at 1128 Liberty Pike in Franklin. Franklin City Administrator Eric Stuckey will bring the "City Hall on Wheels" to east Franklin for the monthly event, which will begin
- [Franklin Tomorrow Volunteer Awards' nominees announced, set for Aug. 17 at Franklin Theatre](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-volunteer-awards-nominees-announced-set-for-aug-17-at-franklin-theatre/) - The late Roy Barker to be honored with Ned Lea Lifetime Achievement Award As part of the 1oth annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards and Volunteer Spirit Awards, set for Aug. 17, the Ned Lea Lifetime Achievement Award will be presented posthumously to the late Roy Barker. The award will be presented at the
- [City Administrator lays out how rubber will meet road at 'City Hall on Wheels'](https://franklintomorrow.org/city-administrator-lays-out-how-rubber-will-meet-road-at-city-hall-on-wheels/) - At the Monday, Aug. 8, Franklin Tomorrow FrankTalks lecture, presented in partnership with Vanderbilt University's Office of Community, Neighborhood and Government Relations, Franklin City Administrator Eric Stuckey and two staff directors laid out how key transportation and land use planning tools are being put into place. Stuckey presented a second round of "City Hall on Wheels," assisted by
- [Volunteer Spirit Award nominees announced in Aug. 17 Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/volunteer-spirit-award-nominees-announced-in-aug-17-community-volunteer-awards/) - The 1oth annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards are set for Aug. 17 at the Franklin Theatre and the wide array of nominees shows that many people in our community are doing good works, either as individuals or part of a group, and few seek recognition. The event will begin at 7 p.m. following
- [Franklin Tomorrow honors top volunteers, groups at Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-honors-top-volunteers-groups-at-community-volunteer-awards/) - Diane Giddens, Mary Pearce honored with top awards Mary Pearce, longtime executive director of the Heritage Foundation of Franklin & Williamson County, was honored Wednesday, Aug. 17, by Franklin Tomorrow with the 2016 Business Legacy Award for the impact of her work in creating a positive business climate and an enhanced quality of life in Williamson County.
- [Sept. 12 FrankTalks lecture to kick off Mobility Week with focus on importance of school bus ridership](https://franklintomorrow.org/sept-12-franktalks-lecture-to-kick-off-mobility-week-with-focus-on-importance-of-school-bus-ridership/) - Franklin Tomorrow's monthly FrankTalks lecture on Monday, Sept. 12, will focus on the importance of school bus ridership and trends in student transportation as the kickoff event of Williamson Inc.'s Williamson County Mobility Week. FrankTalks is a monthly series, presented by Vanderbilt University's Office of Community, Neighborhood and Government Relations. Nissan is the presenting sponsor
- [Franklin Tomorrow kicks off Mobility Week with initiation of walkability audits, focus on school bus ridership](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-kicks-off-mobility-week-with-initiation-of-walkability-audits-focus-on-school-bus-ridership/) - Franklin Tomorrow's monthly FrankTalks lecture on Monday, Sept. 12, focused on the importance of school bus ridership and trends in student transportation as the kickoff event of Williamson Inc.'s Williamson County Mobility Week. During the event, Franklin Tomorrow Board Member Brad Thompson provided training to those present to conduct Walkability Audits of their neighborhoods and
- [Entrepreneur Louis Upkins Jr. to speak Oct. 25 at Breakfast With the Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/entrepreneur-louis-upkins-jr-to-speak-oct-25-at-breakfast-with-the-mayors/) - Final event in 2016 series, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners Franklin Mayor Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson will host 2016's last Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners, with guest speaker, Louis Upkins Jr. Entrepreneur, leadership consultant, author and speaker. Upkins works to move people from idea creation
- [FrankTalks draws crowd to hear Robert Hicks speak on latest book, 'The Orphan Mother'](https://franklintomorrow.org/911-2/) - New York Times-bestselling author Robert Hicks was the featured speaker on Monday, Oct. 10, at Franklin Tomorrow's monthly FrankTalks lecture to discuss his latest book, "The Orphan Mother." Hicks told stories about the book's origins to those attending the event, presented by Vanderbilt University's Office of Community, Neighborhood, and Government Relations in partnership with the Williamson
- [FrankTalks: 'Three Things to Know for 2017' topic of Nov. 14 event](https://franklintomorrow.org/franktalks-three-things-to-know-for-2017-topic-of-nov-14-event/) - What are the three things you need to know for 2017 from the areas of entertainment & tourism, real estate, local government, and business? Join Franklin Tomorrow on Monday, Nov. 14, for our monthly FrankTalks and you can find out from our panel of local experts. FrankTalks is a monthly lecture series presented for the
- ['Three Things to Know for 2017" FrankTalks panel proves popular Nov. 14](https://franklintomorrow.org/three-things-to-know-for-2017-franktalks-panel-proves-popular-nov-14/) - Franklin Tomorrow's monthly lecture series continued Monday, Nov. 14, and proved a popular topic with a panel discussion on "Three Things to Know for 2017" as the topic of the lecture, presented by Vanderbilt University's Office of Community, Neighborhood and Government Relations, at the Williamson County Public Library. The panel discussion included Franklin Mayor Ken
- [FrankTalks focuses attention on health, wellness of community](https://franklintomorrow.org/franktalks-focuses-attention-on-health-wellness-of-community/) - The monthly FrankTalks lecture series turned its attention to the health and well-being of our community on Monday, Dec. 12, with Franklin Mayor Ken Moore, Williamson County Health Department Director Cathy Montgomery, and Williamson Medical Center's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Starling Evins, presenting to those in attendance at Columbia State Community College. Moore, who has
- [Jan. 9 FrankTalks to focus on 'Creating Community Dialogue'](https://franklintomorrow.org/jan-9-franktalks-to-focus-on-creating-community-dialogue/) - Lipscomb University President Randy Lowry to lead discussion Franklin is a community known for its opportunities. And as we reflect back on 2016, we want to take hold of a new opportunity - an opportunity to engage all of Franklin's citizens. We invite you to join us for our Jan. 9 FrankTalks lecture in a
- [Lipscomb University President kicks off 2017 FrankTalks lectures](https://franklintomorrow.org/lipscomb-university-president-kicks-off-2017-franktalks-lectures/) - Monthly series begins with focus on "Creating Community Dialogue Lipscomb University President Randy Lowry was the speaker Jan. 9 at the first Franklin Tomorrow FrankTalks lecture series for 2017, addressing the topic of "Creating Community Dialogue." The series is held on the second Monday of the month at various locations across the city. The issue
- [County Mayoral Summit kicks off 2017 Breakfast With Mayors series on Jan. 31](https://franklintomorrow.org/county-mayoral-summit-kicks-off-2017-breakfast-with-mayors-series-on-jan-31/) - Franklin Tomorrow's 2017 Breakfast with The Mayors series, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners, will kick off with a Williamson County Mayoral Summit on Jan. 31 at Rolling Hills Community Church, 1810 Columbia Ave. Franklin Mayor Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson will be joined by the mayors of Williamson County's five other cities.
- [FrankTalks Feb. 13 focuses on behavioral health, well-being](https://franklintomorrow.org/franktalks-feb-13-focuses-on-behavioral-health-well-being/) - To kick-off the 2017 FrankTalks Lecture Series, Franklin Tomorrow's FrankTalks covered the topic of Creating Community Dialogue. For the February FrankTalks, Franklin Tomorrow will be taking that topic a step further. Please join us on Monday, the 13th, to hear our speakers lead a "Community Conversation on Caring: Behavioral Health in Williamson County." Mayor Ken
- [Franklin Tomorrow adds 7 Board members, appoint slate of officers](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-adds-7-board-members-appoint-slate-of-officers/) - Franklin Tomorrow Inc. has added seven new members to its Board of Directors and posted a slate of officers for 2017 for the nonprofit community visioning organization based in Franklin, Tenn. Franklin Tomorrow Board President Tim Murphy announced the following members have joined the Board of Directors for three-year terms: Patrick Baggett, vice
- [Feb. 13 FrankTalks focuses on mental health, community caring](https://franklintomorrow.org/feb-13-franktalks-focuses-on-mental-health-community-caring/) - The Feb. 13 Franklin Tomorrow FrankTalks focused on behavioral and mental health issues in Williamson County, with speakers honing in on the relationship between environment and well-being. As reported by Carole Robinson of the Williamson Herald, while suicide ranks ninth in Tennessee for leading causes of death, in Williamson County, it is the second leading
- [March 13 FrankTalks features citizens' survey data dive in 'City Hall on Wheels' session](https://franklintomorrow.org/march-13-franktalks-features-citizens-survey-data-dive-in-city-hall-on-wheels-session/) - Franklin Tomorrow’s 2017 FrankTalks lecture series will continue Monday, March 13, at the new Williamson County Enrichment Center on Columbia Avenue, next to the Williamson County Public Library, in Franklin. Franklin City Administrator Eric Stuckey will bring the "City Hall on Wheels" to the free, monthly event, which will begin at 9 a.m. with a
- [WATCH: March 13 FrankTalks on Franklin citizens' survey results](https://franklintomorrow.org/watch-march-13-franktalks-on-franklin-citizens-survey-results/) - Tennessean Staff Writer Jordan Buie filed this story, "Franklin citizen survey shows changing trends, demographics," from the March 13, 2017, Franklin Tomorrow FrankTalks, presented in partnership with Vanderbilt University's Office of Community, Neighborhood and Government Relations. You can watch the presentation by Franklin City Administrator Eric Stuckey and Budget & Analytics Manager Michael Walters Young
- ['Walk With Mayor' set March 29 for Healthier Tennessee Week](https://franklintomorrow.org/1013-2/) - Franklin Mayor Ken Moore is encouraging the community to focus on fitness March 27-31 and will proclaim it "Healthier Tennessee Week" in Franklin. To mark the occasion, Mayor Moore will lead a "Walk With the Mayor" on Wednesday, March 29, at 11:30 a.m. through downtown Franklin, ending at the I Love Juice Bar, 232 Fifth
- [Get Fit Franklin / Healthier Tennessee 'Walk With Mayor' a success](https://franklintomorrow.org/get-fit-franklin-healthier-tennessee-walk-with-mayor-a-success/) - Franklin Tomorrow's Get Fit Franklin held a "Walk With the Mayor" on Wednesday, March 29, as part of its partnership with Healthier Tennessee. Gov. Bill Haslam and Franklin Mayor Ken Moore proclaimed the week of March 27-31 as "Healthier Tennessee Week" in the state and city. Led by Mayor Ken Moore and his wife Linda,
- [Nominations open for 11th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards July 26](https://franklintomorrow.org/nominations-open-for-11th-annual-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards-july-26/) - The call for nominations for the 11th annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards has gone out, according to Franklin Tomorrow Board President Tim Murphy. The awards will be presented July 26 during an event open to the public at the Franklin Theatre, preceded by a reception at FirstBank. Among the partners for the event
- ['Can't Stop the Feeling: Williamson County's Entertainment Scene" focus of April 25 Breakfast With the Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/cant-stop-the-feeling-williamson-countys-entertainment-scene-focus-of-april-25-breakfast-with-the-mayors/) - The 2017 Breakfast with The Mayors Series continues on April 25th at Rolling Hills Community Church. Starting at 7 a.m. with breakfast from Puckett's Gro. & Restaurant and MJ Roasting of Nolensville, Franklin Mayor Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson will focus on the topic, "Can't Stop the Feeling: Williamson County's Entertainment Scene."
- [April 10 FrankTalks focuses on political divisiveness, seeking understanding](https://franklintomorrow.org/april-10-franktalks-focuses-on-political-divisiveness-seeking-understanding/) - The Williamson Herald Kerri Bartlett, Managing Editor According to a few seemingly odd studies cited by Vanderbilt University political science professor Marc Hetherington, liberals like cats more, while conservatives prefer dogs, he said at the recent FrankTalks series, “Political Trust and The Origins of Deep Divisions in Our Country.” A liberal is more likely to
- ['Can't Stop the Feeling' focus on entertainment draws a crowd](https://franklintomorrow.org/cant-stop-the-feeling-focus-on-entertainment-draws-a-crowd/) - Franklin Tomorrow's quarterly Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners, drew a crowd on Tuesday, April 25, to hear from some of the county's experts on the development of the area as a entertainment center. Panelists Brandt Wood, co-founder of the Pilgrimage Music Festival; Ellie Westman Chin, president & CEO of the Williamson
- [TDOT Commissioner John Schroer to talk roads, future of transportation at May 8 FrankTalks](https://franklintomorrow.org/tdot-commissioner-john-schroer-to-talk-roads-future-of-transportation-at-may-8-franktalks/) - Franklin Tomorrow’s 2017 FrankTalks Lecture Series will continue Monday, May 8, at City Hall in the Training Room. The event will kick off with coffee and networking at 9 a.m. and the program will begin at 9:30 a.m. Tennessee Department of Transportation Commissioner John Schroer will be our guest, along with representatives of The TMA
- [TDOT's Schroer avoids specifics, but drives home details of IMPROVE Act at FrankTalks May 8](https://franklintomorrow.org/tdots-schroer-avoids-specifics-but-drives-home-details-of-improve-act-at-franktalks-may-8/) - Tennessee Department of Transportation Commissioner John Schroer spoke May 8 at Franklin Tomorrow's FrankTalks. While unable to discuss specifics of his department's three-year project plan since the Tennessee Legislature had not approved the 2017-18 fiscal year budget, Schroer did drill deep into the details of Gov. Bill Haslam's IMPROVE Act and its ability to positively impact
- ['Three New Faces to Know in 2017' set as June 12 FrankTalks topic](https://franklintomorrow.org/three-new-faces-to-know-in-2017-set-as-june-12-franktalks-topic/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow on Monday, June 12, for our next monthly FrankTalks Lecture and learn about Williamson County's "Three New Faces to Know in 2017." The event is being held in the large ballroom at the Williamson County Enrichment Center. Coffee and networking will begin at 9 a.m. and the program will start at 9:30
- [Nominees announced for 11th annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/nominees-announced-for-11th-annual-franklin-tomorrow-exemplary-volunteer-awards/) - Presentation July 26 at Franklin Theatre Nominees in five categories have been announced in preparation for the 11th annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards and Volunteer Spirit Awards, set for Wednesday, July 26, at the Franklin Theatre. The event will begin at 7 p.m. following a 5:30 p.m. reception at First Bank at Five
- [Breakfast With Mayors to focus on 'Business of Sports' July 25](https://franklintomorrow.org/breakfast-with-mayors-to-focus-on-business-of-sports-july-25/) - Franklin Tomorrow's 2017 Breakfast with The Mayors series, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners, will continue on Tuesday, July 25 at Rolling Hills Community Church. The event will begin with networking at 7 a.m., followed by the start of the program at 7:45 a.m. Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson will help facilitate the timely topic of "The Business of Sports" Representatives will speak
- [Julian Bibb to receive Franklin Tomorrow Business Legacy Award July 26](https://franklintomorrow.org/julian-bibb-to-receive-franklin-tomorrow-business-legacy-award-july-26/) - Julian Bibb will be the recipient of the Business Legacy Award to be presented Wednesday, July 26, as part of the 11th annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards and Volunteer Spirit Awards, at the Franklin Theatre. The event will begin at 7 p.m. following a 5:30 p.m. reception at First Bank at Five Points
- [Titans, Preds, Major League Soccer execs offer candid look at 'Business of Sports'](https://franklintomorrow.org/titans-preds-major-league-soccer-execs-offer-candid-look-at-business-of-sports/) - Franklin Tomorrow's quarterly Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners, on Tuesday, July 25, was a candid and insightful look at "The Business of Sports" with executives from Nashville's existing and hopeful professional sports teams. Tennessee Titans President Steve Underwood, Nashville Predators President Sean Henry, and Nashville Major League Soccer co-founder Will Alexander
- [Judy Hayes named Anne T. Rutherford Award recipient at Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards July 26](https://franklintomorrow.org/judy-hayes-named-anne-t-rutherford-award-recipient-at-franklin-tomorrow-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards-july-26/) - Former longtime Williamson County Commissioner and volunteer Judy Grigsby Hayes was named the recipient of the Anne T. Rutherford Exemplary Community Volunteer Award on Wednesday, July 26, as part of the 11th annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards and Volunteer Spirit Awards, at the Franklin Theatre. Hayes was nominated for the award by Williamson
- [Volunteer Awards included in memoriam section honoring deceased volunteers, leaders](https://franklintomorrow.org/volunteer-awards-included-in-memoriam-section-honoring-deceased-volunteers-leaders/) - During Franklin Tomorrow's 11th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards, held on July 26, at the Franklin Theatre, we instituted a new segment to recognize a wide spectrum of individuals who had passed away within the last 18 months after living lives which were exemplified with service to their community. As we said that night, while
- [Franklin Tomorrow’s Aug. 14 FrankTalks to offer info, materials for safe viewing of upcoming eclipse](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrows-aug-14-franktalks-to-offer-info-materials-for-safe-viewing-of-upcoming-eclipse/) - Franklin Tomorrow's FrankTalks on Monday, Aug.14, will help you get ready for a total eclipse of the sun. Get your questions answered about how to safely view the eclipse and pick up some glasses for viewing. Join Rocky Alvey, director of Vanderbilt Dyer Observatory, and observatory astronomer, Billy Teets, for a fascinating program about The
- ["Facing the Opioid Crisis" topic of Sept. 11 FrankTalks](https://franklintomorrow.org/facing-the-opioid-crisis-topic-of-sept-11-franktalks/) - On September 11, FrankTalks will cover a topic that has started to hit our community too close to home. We have all seen it in the headlines and heard it on the news. While we would all rather believe that the opioid crisis will not affect us, it is a very real situation that is
- ['Facing the Opioid Crisis' FrankTalks draws community input](https://franklintomorrow.org/facing-the-opioid-crisis-franktalks-draws-community-input/) - The Sept. 11, 2017 Franklin Tomorrow FrankTalks was a deep look into the crisis of opioid use and abuse in Williamson County, with a panel of individuals with hands-on knowledge of the rising tide locally. “Facing the Opioid Crisis” was held in partnership with the Williamson County Anti-Drug Coalition (WCADC) to educate the community about
- [Walk MOORE With the Mayor Sept. 21 in Cool Springs area](https://franklintomorrow.org/walk-moore-with-the-mayor-sept-21-in-cool-springs-area/) - Join Get Fit Franklin for our third "Walk MOORE with The Mayor" event in 2017 on Thursday, Sept. 21. Franklin Mayor Ken Mayor Moore will lead the group starting shortly after 10:30 a.m. after we gather in front of the Healways/Sharecare building at the corner of Carothers Parkway and Cool Springs Boulevard. From there, we will walk a route
- [Mayor's Cup Golf Tournament sold out, but Sept. 27 pre-party open to hole, contest sponsors ](https://franklintomorrow.org/mayors-cup-golf-tournament-sold-out-but-sept-27-pre-party-open-to-hole-contest-sponsors/) - The Franklin Tomorrow Mayor's Cup Gold Tournament, presented by Full Service Insurance & Grange Insurance, on Oct. 4 at Vanderbilt Legends Club will be here before we know it! Even sooner is our Preview Party on Sept. 27 at the Williamson County Enrichment Center, featuring a "Friends of the Brand" tasting by Jack Daniel's master taster Lynne Tolley. This party is
- [Oct. 9 FrankTalks set as candidate forum for Oct. 24 Franklin aldermanic election](https://franklintomorrow.org/oct-9-franktalks-set-as-candidate-forum-for-oct-24-franklin-aldermanic-election/) - Williamson Inc., Williamson County Association of REALTORS & Williamson Herald to join in Learn how the City of Franklin is governed and meet the candidates in the Oct. 24 City of Franklin ward aldermanic races at the Monday, Oct. 9, FrankTalks lecture, presented by Franklin Tomorrow, Williamson Inc., Williamson Herald, and the Williamson County Association
- [Franklin Tomorrow FrankTalks candidates' forum within first week of early voting](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-franktalks-candidates-forum-within-first-week-of-early-voting/) - Early voting starts Wednesday, Oct. 4, continues until Oct. 19 The candidates in all four ward aldermanic elections on the ballot on Oct. 24 have agreed to participate in a forum to be held Monday, Oct. 9, as part of Franklin Tomorrow's monthly FrankTalks lecture series. The forum will be held at the Williamson County
- [Herald publishes profiles of ward aldermanic candidates](https://franklintomorrow.org/herald-publishes-profiles-of-ward-aldermanic-candidates/) - The Williamson Herald has published profiles of all the candidates for Franklin ward aldermen. Here's a link. Join the Herald, Williamson, Inc., Williamson County Association of Realtors and Franklin Tomorrow on Monday, Oct. 9 for a candidates forum. Coffee at 9 a.m., forum at 9:30 a.m. at the Williamson County Enrichment Center. To RSVP to
- ['Education: Its Impact & Benefit' set as topic of Oct. 31 Breakfast With the Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/education-its-impact-benefit-set-as-topic-of-oct-31-breakfast-with-the-mayors/) - Join us for the final Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast with The Mayors of 2017. The October 31st event is presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners and will be held at Rolling Hills Community Church. The event will begin with networking at 7 a.m., followed by the start of the program at 7:45 a.m. Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson and
- [Oct. 31 Breakfast With Mayors focuses on education's impact, benefits](https://franklintomorrow.org/oct-31-breakfast-with-mayors-focuses-on-educations-impact-benefits/) - Franklin Tomorrow's Oct. 31 Breakfast With the Mayors at Rolling Hills Community Church — the final one of 2017 — focused on the sterling data, accomplishments and people that make up the public education system in Williamson County. Joining Franklin Mayor Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson were Williamson County Schools Superintendent Dr. Mike
- [Young leaders share their stories during FrankTalks](https://franklintomorrow.org/young-leaders-share-their-stories-during-franktalks/) - Franklin Tomorrow's Nov. 13, 2018, FrankTalks had as its focus, "Making A Difference: Young Leaders," featuring a panel of individuals who have already learned and embraced the importance of giving back. The panel was comprised of Zach Wolfson, Threads of Care; Casey Enright, The Word Wagon; and Diane Hayes, Young Leaders Council.
- [Franklin Tomorrow Dec. 11 FrankTalks looks ahead at trends, issues for 2018](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-dec-11-franktalks-looks-ahead-at-trends-issues-for-2018/) - The start of a new year always seems to present a time for reflection and goal-setting, as well as trying to predict trends or issues which may affect your business or life in the coming year. On Dec. 11, Franklin Tomorrow’s FrankTalks lecture will focus on 2018 and what our community leaders think the new
- [Dec. 11 FrankTalks panelists look ahead to 2018 on issues, trends ](https://franklintomorrow.org/dec-11-franktalks-panelists-look-ahead-to-2018-on-issues-trends/) - Franklin Tomorrow held its final FrankTalks of 2017 on Monday, Dec. 11, at Columbia State Commuity College to take a look ahead at trends and emerging issues expected to impact the community in 2018. A panel of experts included Franklin Mayor Ken Moore; Lisa Wurth, past president of the Williamson County Association of REALTORS; Ellie
- [Vital Signs report focuses on facets of region's health, business, education](https://franklintomorrow.org/vital-signs-report-focuses-on-facets-of-regions-health-business-education/) - The Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce presented the latest version of its Vital Signs report to the Franklin Board of Mayor and Aldermen on Dec. 12. Michelle Gaskin Brown, vice president of policy with the Nashville Chamber, presented the report along with Franklin resident Mark Hamilton. The report is compiled in conjunction with Nashville Metropolitan
- [Jan. 8 FrankTalks to focus on book, 'Ending Our Uncivil War'](https://franklintomorrow.org/jan-8-franktalks-to-focus-on-book-ending-our-uncivil-war/) - It's the start of a New Year and we invite you to learn more about how to start the year with a renewed sense of good citizenship and service to our community as we explore the topic and book, "Ending Our Uncivil War: A Path to Political Recovery & Spiritual Renewal," with author Jim Brown
- [Jan. 30 Breakfast With Mayors to feature County-Wide Mayoral Summit](https://franklintomorrow.org/jan-30-breakfast-with-mayors-to-feature-county-wide-mayoral-summit/) - Franklin Tomorrow's 2018 Breakfast with The Mayors series, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners, will kick off with a Williamson County Mayoral Summit on Jan. 30 at Rolling Hills Community Church, 1810 Columbia Ave. Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson will be joined by the mayors of five of Williamson County's cities. Jill Burgin (Brentwood Mayor), Patti
- [Early voting open now in referendum on sales tax hike for education funding](https://franklintomorrow.org/early-voting-open-now-in-referendum-on-sales-tax-hike-for-education-funding/) - Early voting began Wednesday, Jan. 17, and will continue through Thursday, Feb. 1, in the referendum set for Tuesday, Feb. 6, to consider a half-cent hike in the local-option sales tax as a means of funding education construction and renovation. Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson and the Williamson County Commission have called for the sales tax hike
- [Proposed Southeast park topic of Feb. 5 public meeting](https://franklintomorrow.org/proposed-southeast-park-topic-of-feb-5-public-meeting/) - The public is invited on Monday, Feb. 5, to a public meeting in the training room at Franklin City Hall where the City of Franklin Parks Department will give a formal presentation to obtain feedback regarding master plan concepts for a new park, Southeast Municipal Complex, on 180 acres located on the east side of Franklin between Interstate
- [County's Mayors detail 2017, look ahead to 2018 projects during Jan. 30, 2018, Breakfast With Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/1695-2/) - The mayors of Williamson County's six cities joined Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson on Jan. 30 for the first of four Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With the Mayors planned for 2018. Breakfast With the Mayors is presented in partnership with Pinnacle Financial Partners and a host of other partners. Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore spoke to
- [Feb. 12 FrankTalks to focus on African-Americans role in county's past, present, future](https://franklintomorrow.org/feb-12-franktalks-to-focus-on-african-americans-role-in-countys-past-present-future/) - The Feb. 12 FrankTalks lecture series, presented by Vanderbilt University Office of Community, Neighborhood and Government Relations, will be held at the Williamson County Enrichment Center with the topic, "The Role of African-Americans in Franklin's Past/Future." The panel will include Alma McLemore, Board President of African-American Heritage Society and the McLemore House African American Museum;
- [FrankTalks panel shares thought on "Role of African-Americans in Williamson County's Past & Future"](https://franklintomorrow.org/franktalks-panel-shares-thought-on-role-of-african-americans-in-williamson-countys-past-future/) - Panelists during the Franklin Tomorrow FrankTalks on Feb. 12 encouraged the more than 90 people present at the event at the Williamson County Enrichment Center to not shy away from discussing the issues of race, slavery and differences which exist in our cultures. The panel featured Alma McLemore, board chair of the African American Heritage
- [March 12 FrankTalks to feature 'City Hall on Wheels' by City Administrator Eric Stuckey](https://franklintomorrow.org/march-12-franktalks-to-feature-city-hall-on-wheels-by-city-administrator-eric-stuckey/) - Franklin Tomorrow’s 2018 FrankTalks Lecture Series will continue Monday, March 12 at the Westhaven Residents' Club - 401 Cheltenham Ave., Franklin, TN 37064. Franklin City Administrator Eric Stuckey will bring the "City Hall on Wheels" to the monthly event, which will begin at 9 a.m. with a coffee social, followed at 9:30 a.m. by Stuckey's
- [Walk MOORE with the Mayor - March 2018 Social Media Challenge](https://franklintomorrow.org/walk-moore-with-the-mayor-march-2018-social-media-challenge/) - Since the weather is a little unpredictable in the month of March, Get Fit Franklin has decided to host its first Walk MOORE with the Mayor event of 2018 via social media! Did you know the recommendation for physical activity is just 30 minutes a day, 5 days a week? With the help of Mayor
- [Stuckey outlines projects at FrankTalks](https://franklintomorrow.org/stuckey-outlines-projects-at-franktalks/) - Franklin City Administrator Eric Stuckey presented “City Hall on Wheels” on Monday, March 12, 2018, as part of Franklin Tomorrow’s monthly FrankTalks lecture series, presented by Vanderbilt University of Community, Neighborhood and Government Relations, and hosted by Westhaven and Southern Land. The event drew an almost-capacity crowd at Westhaven Residents’ Center as part of its
- [April 9 FrankTalks focuses on organizations changing lives ](https://franklintomorrow.org/april-9-franktalks-focuses-on-organizations-changing-lives/) - Franklin Tomorrow’s 2018 FrankTalks Lecture Series will continue Monday, April 9, at City Hall in the Training Room. The topic will focus on organizations in Williamson County that work every day to change lives and make a difference. Panelists include the Executive Directors of ABLE Youth, BrightStone, High Hopes Inc., and Waves Inc. FrankTalks is
- [Nominations open for 12th annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/nominations-open-for-12th-annual-franklin-tomorrow-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards/) - Williamson County is blessed with individuals of all ages and companies and groups of all sizes who give unselfishly of themselves to make our community a better place. Consider nominating them for one of many awards given as part of Franklin Tomorrow’s 12th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards. The ceremony will be held Wednesday, July
- [April 24 Breakfast With Mayors focuses on cutting-edge](https://franklintomorrow.org/april-24-breakfast-with-mayors-focuses-on-cutting-edge/) - Learn about cutting-edge companies and how others are adapting to changing times in Williamson County on Tuesday, April 24, during Franklin Tomorrow's Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners. The event will begin at 7 a.m. at Rolling Hills Community Church, 1810 Columbia Ave., Franklin, with a networking breakfast provided by Puckett's Gro.
- [June 11 FrankTalks gives tools to understand '5 Voices' of communication](https://franklintomorrow.org/june-11-franktalks-gives-tools-to-understand-5-voices-of-communication/) - Relational trust and psychological safety are the keys to high-performing teams in business and healthy relationships in general. The latest research from Google, Deloitte, and the HBR back up this belief. Everyone speaks. Not everyone is heard. When people don’t use their natural leadership voice, here’s what happens: - Meetings seem to go nowhere -
- [Tick, tock! Deadline Friday for nominations in Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/tick-tock-deadline-friday-for-nominations-in-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards/) - Williamson County is blessed with individuals of all ages and companies and groups of all sizes who give unselfishly of themselves to make our community a better place. Consider nominating them for one of many awards given as part of Franklin Tomorrow’s 12th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards. The ceremony will be held Wednesday, July
- [Franklin Tomorrow announces nominees for July 25 Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-announces-nominees-for-july-25-community-volunteer-awards/) - Nominees in five categories have been announced in preparation for the 12th annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards and Volunteer Spirit Awards, set for Wednesday, July 25, at the Franklin Theatre. The event will begin at 7 p.m. following a pre-event reception, details of which will be announced closer to the event. Tickets are
- [Franklin Tomorrow hiring Operations Administrator](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-hiring-operations-administrator/) - Franklin Tomorrow is hiring for a full-time Operations Administrator in our downtown Franklin office and for our multiple off-site events at locations across the City. The current Operations Administrator Carmen Stanek has been in the position for two years and is leaving for a new opportunity with another Williamson County organization. Franklin Tomorrow is a
- [Rep. Charles Sargent to receive Business Legacy Award at Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards  July 25 at Franklin Theatre](https://franklintomorrow.org/rep-charles-sargent-to-receive-business-legacy-award-at-franklin-tomorrow-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards-july-25-at-franklin-theatre/) - Retiring State Rep. Charles Sargent will be the recipient of the Business Legacy Award to be presented Wednesday, July 25, as part of the 12th annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards and Volunteer Spirit Awards, at the Franklin Theatre. The event will begin at 7 p.m. following a 5:30 p.m. reception at F&M Bank
- [Mayoral Q&A topic of July 31 Breakfast With the Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/1960-2/) - Franklin Mayor Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson will be center stage at the Tuesday, July 31, Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners and a host of other partners. The event will begin at 7 a.m. at Rolling Hills Community Church, 1810 Columbia Ave., Franklin, with a networking breakfast provided
- [Heritage Foundation historian Rick Warwick earns Anne T. Rutherford Award at Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/heritage-foundation-historian-rick-warwick-earns-anne-t-rutherford-award-at-franklin-tomorrow-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards/) - Retiring 61st District State Rep. Charles Sargent awarded Business Legacy Award The Franklin Theatre was bursting at the seams on Wednesday, July 25, as Franklin Tomorrow held its 12th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards. Taking home the top award of the evening – the Anne T. Rutherford Award – was Rick Warwick, who for 23
- [Community Visioning Project is “On the Table” in Franklin](https://franklintomorrow.org/community-visioning-project-is-on-the-table-in-franklin/) - At its July 31 “Breakfast with the Mayors,” Franklin Tomorrow introduced a new community initiative, On the Table, set for this fall. On the Table is a one-day opportunity for people to gather in small groups around a table with friends, neighbors, colleagues and maybe even a few people meeting for the first time, to
- ['Four People to Know in 2018' topic of Aug. 13 FrankTalks](https://franklintomorrow.org/four-people-to-know-in-2018-topic-of-aug-13-franktalks/) - Want to learn more about what makes Franklin thrive? Join us as we learn from four talented, dynamic individuals who bring passion and hard work to the table each day. Since our community is ever-evolving, these panelists will make sure you are up-to-date and in-the-know for the rest of 2018! The panel includes Todd Morgan, Studio
- [Franklin Tomorrow welcomes Staci Cox as Operations Administrator](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-welcomes-staci-cox-as-operations-administrator/) - Franklin Tomorrow recently welcomed a new staff member, Staci Cox, as operations administrator. In this position, Cox will manage event and meeting coordination while upholding the overall mission and vision of Franklin Tomorrow to engage the community, foster collaboration, and advocate for a shared vision for the future of Franklin. New to Franklin, Cox recently
- [Sept. 10 FrankTalks to feature 'City Hall on Wheels'](https://franklintomorrow.org/sept-10-franktalks-to-feature-city-hall-on-wheels/) - Franklin Tomorrow’s 2018 FrankTalks Lecture Series will continue Monday, Sept. 10 at City Hall - 109 3rd Avenue South, Franklin, TN 37064. We will meet in the Training Room, which can be accessed from the Church Street side of City Hall, with parking in the Second Avenue parking garage. Franklin City Administrator Eric Stuckey will
- [Sept. 27 deadline to sign up as host for On the Table initiative](https://franklintomorrow.org/sept-27-deadline-to-sign-up-as-host-for-on-the-table-initiative/) - Thursday, September 27 is the deadline to register to host a table during Franklin Tomorrow’s new community initiative, On the Table. The link to register: https://signup.e2ma.net/signup/1878979/4756/ On the Table is a one-day opportunity for the people of Franklin to gather in small groups around a table with friends, neighbors, colleagues and maybe even a few
- ['The Power of Hospitality' topic of Oct. 8 FrankTalks lecture](https://franklintomorrow.org/2195-2/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow on Monday, Oct. 8, for our monthly FrankTalks lecture, focusing this month on "The Power of Hospitality," with a panel of individuals who are making Williamson Countians and visitors from around the world feel at home in Franklin. The free lecture will be held at SPARK: Lipscomb University Idea Center, 3252 Aspen
- [Oct. 30 Breakfast With Mayors to kick off 'On the Table' initiative](https://franklintomorrow.org/oct-30-breakfast-with-mayors-to-kick-off-on-the-table-initiative/) - Typically center stage, Franklin Mayor Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson will be helping lead Franklin Tomorrow's On The Table during Tuesday, October 30 Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners and a host of other partners. Join us for a morning of conversation with the kick off of our On The Table event. With a
- [Join an On the Table conversation starting Oct. 30](https://franklintomorrow.org/join-an-on-the-table-conversation-starting-oct-30/) - Now is the time to reserve your seat at one of the more than a dozen public sites for Franklin Tomorrow's On the Table conversations. The kickoff event will be Tuesday, Oct. 30, at Franklin Tomorrow's quarterly Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners. Set for 7 a.m. at Rolling Hills Community Church, 1810 Columbia Ave. in Franklin, the conversations will
- [RSVP for your seat at On the Table](https://franklintomorrow.org/rsvp-for-your-seat-at-on-the-table/) - More than 15 public events are set for the inaugural On the Table initiative, kicking off Tuesday, Oct. 30, at Breakfast With the Mayors. On the Table being organized by Franklin Tomorrow. It is a community engagement initiative with a simple premise: an opportunity for people to gather in small groups around a table with
- ["Five Gears" for engagement topic of Nov. 12 FrankTalks](https://franklintomorrow.org/five-gears-for-engagement-topic-of-nov-12-franktalks/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow on Monday, Nov. 12, for our monthly FrankTalks lecture, focusing this month on "The Five Gears," with a presentation on how to be present and productive when there is never enough time. This session will teach attendees how to shift into the right gear at the right time so that they can
- [Take On the Table survey before it closes Nov. 16](https://franklintomorrow.org/take-on-the-table-survey-before-it-closes-nov-16/) - Franklin Tomorrow will close the post-event survey for its recent On the Table initiative on Friday, Nov. 16. On the Table was a community engagement initiative with a simple premise: an opportunity for people to gather in small groups around a table with friends, neighbors, colleagues and maybe even a few people meeting for the first
- [Dec. 10 FrankTalks looks ahead with "Top Five Things to Know for 2019"](https://franklintomorrow.org/dec-10-franktalks-looks-ahead-with-top-five-things-to-know-for-2019/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow on Monday, Dec. 10, for our monthly FrankTalks lecture, focusing this month on "The Five Things to Know in 2019." Prior to this session beginning, The Belles of Franklin will be caroling in the lobby. Local nonprofits will be setup sharing how you can be more involved during the holiday season or with opportunities to support
- [Jan. 14 FrankTalks to focus on starting New Year off on right foot](https://franklintomorrow.org/jan-14-franktalks-to-focus-on-starting-new-year-off-on-right-foot/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow on Monday, January 14, for our monthly FrankTalks lecture, focusing this month on "Getting a Good Start for the New Year | Mind, Body and Treasures". Kicking off 2019, this FrankTalks session will touch on how to set obtainable goals in the new year while focusing on your mental, physical and financial
- [Summit with Williamson County Mayors topic of Jan. 22 Breakfast With Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/summit-with-williamson-county-mayors-topic-of-jan-22-breakfast-with-mayors/) - Franklin Tomorrow's 2019 Breakfast with The Mayors series, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners, will kick off with a Williamson County Mayoral Summit on Jan. 22 at Rolling Hills Community Church, 1810 Columbia Ave. Franklin Mayor Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson will be joined by the mayors of Williamson County's five other cities.
- [On the Table survey results indicate participants want to learn about issues, continue conversation](https://franklintomorrow.org/on-the-table-survey-results-indicate-participants-want-to-learn-about-issues-continue-conversation/) - On Tuesday, January 21, 2019, Franklin Tomorrow released preliminary results from the On the Table community engagement initiative, which drew approximately 1,000 participants at 50 public and private events held over a one-week period in October 2018. During the organization’s quarterly Breakfast With the Mayors at Rolling Hills Community Church, Franklin Tomorrow Executive Director Mindy
- [Diversity, inclusion to be topic of Feb. 11 FrankTalks with Vanderbilt vice chancellor James Page Jr.](https://franklintomorrow.org/diversity-inclusion-to-be-topic-of-feb-11-franktalks-with-vanderbilt-vice-chancellor-james-page-jr/) - Join us for our February FrankTalks event at the Williamson County Performing Arts Center Theater, 112 Everbright Ave., Franklin, on February 11 at 9 a.m. Vanderbilt University's chief diversity officer and vice chancellor for equity, diversity and inclusion, James E. Page Jr. will share on his experience hosting town halls at Vanderbilt University and his
- [Feb. 11 FrankTalks by Vanderbilt vice chancellor focuses on how we view ourselves, diversity in community](https://franklintomorrow.org/feb-11-franktalks-by-vanderbilt-vice-chancellor-focuses-on-how-we-view-ourselves-diversity-in-community/) - Vanderbilt University's Vice Chancellor James E. Page Jr. led a thought-provoking discussion on Feb. 11 as part of Franklin Tomorrow's monthly FrankTalks lecture series, presented by Williamson Medical Center as a sustaining partner and Renasant Bank as a presenting partner. Page's focus at Vanderbilt is equity, diversity and inclusion and during his hour-long lecture and
- [Franklin Tomorrow joins 'A Community Thrives' grant challenge for On the Table 2019](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-joins-a-community-thrives-grant-challenge-for-on-the-table-2019/) - Franklin Tomorrow is now competing in A Community Thrives, part of the USA TODAY NETWORK, a fundraising program on CrowdRise by GoFundMe. A Community Thrives is a nationwide program that is focused on helping organizations by shining a national spotlight on their community building initiatives. Franklin Tomorrow has the opportunity to be awarded up to
- ['Civility in Tennessee' topic of April 8 FrankTalks at Spark in Cool Springs](https://franklintomorrow.org/civility-in-tennessee-topic-of-april-8-franktalks-at-spark-in-cool-springs/) - Join us for our monthly FrankTalks as we hear from David Plazas of The Tennessean, Shanna Singh Hughey of Think Tennessee, and Franklin Mayor Ken Moore for a discussion on Civility in Tennessee. This free event is made possible by the generosity of our presenting partner, Williamson Medical Center, and Renasant Bank, our platinum partner.
- [Nominations now open for Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/nominations-now-open-for-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards/) - Williamson County is blessed with individuals of all ages and companies and groups of all sizes who give unselfishly of themselves to make our community a better place. Consider nominating them for one of many awards given as part of Franklin Tomorrow’s 13th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards. The ceremony will be held Wednesday, July
- ["Conversations on Civility" held as topic of April 8 FrankTalks](https://franklintomorrow.org/conversations-on-civility-held-as-topic-of-april-8-franktalks/) - Franklin Tomorrow held its monthly FrankTalks lecture series on Monday, April 8, with a panel focusing on civility and measures to increase civic engagement at SPARK, Lipscomb's Idea Center in Cool Springs. Leading the panel was David Plazas, opinion & engagement editor for The Tennessean; Shanna Singh Hughey of Think Tennessee; and Franklin Mayor Ken
- [Final 24-hour-push for Community Thrives grant challenge](https://franklintomorrow.org/final-24-hour-push-for-community-thrives-grant-challenge/) - You can help Franklin Tomorrow win $3,000 by donating just $10 today!! Help fund On The Table 2019! Can we count on your support?? Donate here: https://go.crowdrise.com/…/…/franklin-tomorrow-inc-tennessee
- [Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With Mayors April 30 to feature panel on growth, economic dynamics](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-breakfast-with-mayors-april-22-to-feature-panel-on-growth-economic-dynamics/) - Franklin Tomorrow's 2019 Breakfast with The Mayors series, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners and Provision CARES Proton Therapy Nashville, will continue on Tuesday, April 30, at 7 a.m. at Rolling Hills Community Church, 1810 Columbia Ave. During the program on April 30, the Williamson County Association of REALTORS® will discuss the outcomes of a study
- [Breakfast With Mayors sees huge crowd for rollout of study data on growth, economics](https://franklintomorrow.org/breakfast-with-mayors-sees-huge-crowd-for-rollout-of-study-data-on-growth-economics/) - Franklin Tomorrow's quarterly Breakfast With the Mayors was held to a full house on Tuesday, April 30, at Rolling Hills Community Church. During the program, the Williamson County Association of REALTORS® released the outcomes of a study titled, “Population Growth & Economic Dynamics: A Case Study for Williamson County,” which was completed by the Jones
- [Importance of inclusive play topic of May 13 FrankTalks](https://franklintomorrow.org/importance-of-inclusive-play-topic-of-may-13-franktalks/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow for our monthly FrankTalks on Monday, May 13, as we hear from local leaders and experts on the importance of inclusion in recreational facilities. City of Franklin Parks Director Lisa Clayton will give an update on the city's proposed Southeast Park, which includes inclusive play areas in its concept plan. National leader
- [Mayor issues challenges to Aldermen for Walk Offs starting May 21](https://franklintomorrow.org/mayor-issues-challenges-to-aldermen-for-walk-offs-starting-may-21/) - Franklin Mayor Ken Moore invites you to participate in an Aldermen Ward Walk Off on May 21 and May 30. During the next Get Fit Franklin’s Walk Moore With The Mayor at the end of the month, the aldermen will compete in a Mayor's Challenge to get the most people to show up to their
- [Deadline extended one week until May 24 for Volunteer Award nominations](https://franklintomorrow.org/deadline-extended-one-week-for-volunteer-award-nominations/) - The deadline for nominations for Franklin Tomorrow's 13th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards has been extended for one week until Friday, May 24, to allow for additional time to prepare nominations. Williamson County is blessed with individuals of all ages and companies and groups of all sizes who give unselfishly of themselves to make our
- ['BlueZones' chosen as first read of Franklin Tomorrow Book League](https://franklintomorrow.org/bluezones-chosen-as-first-read-of-franklin-tomorrow-book-league/) - Hosts, guests needed for July book discussions to build conversations on community's health During its June 10 FrankTalks lecture, Franklin Tomorrow launched a community read as part of its Civic Book League, an outcome of the 2018 On The Table initiative. The first selection of the Civic Book League is "The Blue Zones, Second Edition,"
- [Blanton, Martin team wins Get Fit Franklin Mayor's Aldermen Walk-Off Challenge](https://franklintomorrow.org/blanton-martin-team-wins-get-fit-franklin-mayors-aldermen-walk-off-challenge/) - City of Franklin Aldermen Brandy Blanton and Margaret Martin won Franklin Mayor Ken Moore's Aldermen Walk-Off Challenge and were presented the "Golden Sneaker" trophy on June 11 at the Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting. Moore issued the challenge as part of his ongoing collaboration with Franklin Tomorrow's Get Fit Franklin initiative, which encourages individuals
- [Nominees announced for annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards July 24 at Franklin Theatre](https://franklintomorrow.org/nominees-announced-for-annual-franklin-tomorrow-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards-july-24-at-franklin-theatre/) - The nominees have been announced in the annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards, which are set for Wednesday, July 24, at the Franklin Theatre, 419 Main St., in downtown Franklin. Nominees and their nominators are: Civic Group: A Penny & A Prayer, nominated by Habitat for Humanity Williamson-Maury County; Friends of Williamson County Animal
- ["Community Character & Williamson County's Future," topic of July 30 Breakfast With the Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/community-character-williamson-countys-future-topic-of-july-30-breakfast-with-the-mayors/) - RSVP HERE! Join Franklin Tomorrow on Tuesday, July 30, for the next quarterly installment of Breakfast With the Mayors, presented in partnership with Pinnacle Financial Partners and Provision CARES Proton Therapy. Breakfast service by Puckett's Gro. & Restaurant and Community Coffee will start at 7 a.m., with the program to begin at 7:45 a.m. Franklin
- [Franklin Tomorrow honors volunteers, presents Charles M. Sargent Award to Rogers Anderson](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-honors-volunteers-presents-charles-m-sargent-award-to-rogers-anderson/) - Graceworks volunteer couple receives Anne T. Rutherford Award Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson was the recipient of the Charles M. Sargent Legacy Award on Wednesday, July 24, as part of Franklin Tomorrow’s 13th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards at the Franklin Theatre. Presented in partnership with Jackson National Life Insurance Company, which underwrites the use
- [2019 Volunteer Awards photos, F&M Bank pre-event reception](https://franklintomorrow.org/2019-volunteer-awards-photos-fm-bank-pre-event-reception/) - The Williamson Herald and its photographer Austin Thompson have shared their photos from the July 24, 2019, Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards at the Franklin Theatre.
- [South Corridor study topic of Aug. 12 Franklin Tomorrow FrankTalks](https://franklintomorrow.org/south-corridor-study-topic-of-aug-12-franklin-tomorrow-franktalks/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow on Monday, Aug. 12, for FrankTalks, to learn more about the South Corridor study and offer your insight on where we go from here. The event will begin at 9 a.m. with a 30-minute coffee social, followed by the presentation at 9:30 a.m. by Doug Delaney, senior supervising planner for WSP Nashville,
- [July 31 Breakfast With Mayors seeks community input to governmental planning processes in county, city](https://franklintomorrow.org/july-31-breakfast-with-mayors-seeks-community-input-to-governmental-planning-processes-in-county-city/) - Williamson County and its future through community planning were the focus during Franklin Tomorrow's July 30 Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners and Provision CARES Proton Therapy at Rolling Hills Community Church. More than 400 people were in attendance at the event, which featured updates from Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson and
- [South Corridor study report draws crowd to Aug. 12 FrankTalks](https://franklintomorrow.org/2757-2/) - Franklin Tomorrow's Aug. 12 FrankTalks focused on the South Corridor study, a project dedicated to surveying Davidson, Williamson and Maury counties to provide public transportation solutions to the ever-growing area. Around 100 people gathered at the First Presbyterian Church in Franklin to hear Senior Supervising Planner at WSP Nashville Doug Delaney and Deputy Director at
- [Be a table host or join a conversation for On The Table in November ](https://franklintomorrow.org/be-a-table-host-or-join-a-conversation-for-on-the-table-in-november/) - Mark your calendars today for Franklin Tomorrow's second On The Table initiative, which will kick off on Tuesday, Nov. 5, with Breakfast With the Mayors at Rolling Hills Community Church. In 2018, On The Table featured more than 20 public events held throughout the community or 30 private events held in homes or businesses. At
- [FrankTalks lecture series will focus on "Entrepreneurism in Williamson County" on Sept. 9.](https://franklintomorrow.org/franktalks-lecture-series-will-focus-on-entrepreneurism-in-williamson-county-on-sept-9/) - Franklin Tomorrow's monthly FrankTalks lecture series will focus on "Entrepreneurism in Williamson County" on Sept. 9 at the Williamson County Enrichment Center. FrankTalks is presented in partnership with Williamson Medical Center as a sustaining partner and Renasant Bank, a presenting partner. The topic of entrepreneurism will be explored by a panel during the Sept. 9
- [FrankTalks on entrepreurship draws crowd, focuses on next generation](https://franklintomorrow.org/franktalks-on-entrepreurship-draws-crowd-focuses-on-next-generation/) - Franklin Tomorrow's monthly FrankTalks lecture series, presented in partnership with Williamson Medical Center and Renasant Bank, featured a discussion on entrepreneurship in Williamson County, including two innovative programs at area high schools which are setting the next generation of job creators up for success. The Williamson Herald reported, "Williamson County is becoming more of a
- [Golfers battle heat for bragging rights in Mayor's Cup Golf Tournament Oct. 2](https://franklintomorrow.org/golfers-battle-heat-for-bragging-rights-in-mayors-cup-golf-tournament-oct-2/) - Franklin Tomorrow's sixth annual Mayor's Cup Golf Tournament, was held Wednesday, Oct. 2, at Vanderbilt Legends Club. Despite record-breaking heat, we had a great time on the course with a full field of 136 golfers, all of whom got a chance to putt with Mayor Ken Moore. Full Service Insurance Inc. and Grange Insurance were
- [Franklin Candidates Forum set Oct. 7 for contested at-large aldermanic elections](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-candidates-forum-set-oct-7-for-contested-at-large-aldermanic-elections/) - Williamson Inc., Franklin Tomorrow, Williamson County Association of REALTORS, Williamson Herald & HomePage Media to join in Oct. 7 event Learn how candidates stand on the issues in the upcoming contested at-large aldermanic races in the City of Franklin during a Candidates Forum Monday, Oct. 7, presented by Franklin Tomorrow, Williamson Inc., Williamson Herald, Franklin
- [Vaping & substance abuse topic of Oct. 7 FrankTalks at Franklin Police HQ](https://franklintomorrow.org/vaping-substance-abuse-topic-of-oct-7-franktalks-at-franklin-police-hq/) - Franklin Tomorrow's October FrankTalks event will cover the topic of substance abuse in the community with a focus on vaping and opioid use. The date will be Monday, Oct. 7, to avoid a conflict with the holiday on our regular date of the second Monday of the month. This event will begin at 9 a.m.
- [Nov. 9 'Engage Franklin' service fair to wrap up week of On The Table events kicking off Nov. 5](https://franklintomorrow.org/nov-9-engage-franklin-service-fair-to-wrap-up-week-of-on-the-table-events-kicking-off-nov-5/) - Last year during Franklin Tomorrow's On The Table initiative, we learned that 26% of participants didn't know how to get involved in the community despite their desire to be more plugged in. For 2019's initiative, we want to help connect community members with the needs of our area. This year, we will wrap up our
- [On The Table 2019 features more than dozen conversations, added Engage Franklin event](https://franklintomorrow.org/on-the-table-2019-features-more-than-dozen-conversations-added-engage-franklin-event/) - With events set to kick off Tuesday, Nov. 5, at the quarterly Breakfast With the Mayors, Franklin Tomorrow is continuing daily to add events to the roster for On The Table 2019 and it is not too late for citizens to pick a conversation to attend. This is the second year for On The Table,
- [Attend one or more On The Table 2019 events!](https://franklintomorrow.org/attend-one-or-more-on-the-table-2019-events/) - Don't forget that Franklin Tomorrow's On The Table 2019 includes events at breakfast, lunch and dinner this week, so plan to participate in or more activities and RSVP through the links below. Events include: Breakfast With the Mayors, Tuesday, Nov. 5, 7 a.m., Rolling Hills Community Church. RSVP link. St. Philip Catholic Church/Landmark Bank, Tuesday, Nov. 5, noon. RSVP
- [Engage Franklin nonprofit & volunteer fair wraps up weeklong Franklin Tomorrow On The Table initiative](https://franklintomorrow.org/engage-franklin-nonprofit-volunteer-fair-wraps-up-weeklong-franklin-tomorrow-on-the-table-initiative/) - Franklin Tomorrow’s weeklong On The Table initiative will conclude on Saturday, Nov. 9, 9-11 a.m., with Engage Franklin, a nonprofit and volunteer fair where community members can find ways to get immediately plugged into the community. Engage Franklin will be held in the Administration Building at the Williamson County campus of Columbia State Community College,
- [Williamson County Homeless Alliance answers, "How can I get involved?"](https://franklintomorrow.org/williamson-county-homeless-alliance-answers-how-can-i-get-involved/) - Pastor Kevin Riggs also reports stats from operation to date Thanksgiving 2019 Newsletter THANKFUL As we prepare for Thanksgiving I want to tell you how thankful I am for all that has happened this year concerning the issue of homelessness in our city and county. This time last year very few people were aware of
- [Dec. 9 FrankTalks focuses on 2019 retrospective, 2020 forecast by panelists](https://franklintomorrow.org/dec-9-franktalks-focuses-on-2019-retrospective-2020-forecast-by-panelists/) - Franklin Tomorrow's final FrankTalks of 2019 is set for Monday, Dec. 9, at First Presbyterian Church, 101 Legends Club Lane in Franklin, near the Mack Hatcher Bypass. Presented in partnership with Williamson Medical Center as our sustaining partner and Renasant Bank as the presenting partner, FrankTalks will begin at 9 a.m. with a 30-minute coffee
- [Column: On The Table fills Franklin Tomorrow Executive Director with thankfulness](https://franklintomorrow.org/column-on-the-table-fills-franklin-tomorrow-executive-director-with-thankfulness/) - As November draws to a close, many of us will gather with family and friends around a table laden with turkey and all its trimmings to celebrate Thanksgiving. Most of these will be people we know well, family who share not just our DNA, but also the stories of our past and often our dreams
- [FrankTalks panel reflects on 2019 accomplishments, forecasts 2020 activity](https://franklintomorrow.org/franktalks-panel-reflects-on-2019-accomplishments-forecasts-2020-activity/) - From the Williamson Herald: By Tori Keafer/Staff Writer This year in Williamson County has been one of new jobs, opportunities, historical recognition and so much more. To help share the story of 2019 with a glimpse into the future, Franklin Tomorrow hosted the final FrankTalks event of the year Monday and gathered a panel of
- [Miss Dec. 9 FrankTalks? Watch this recording by Franklin TV](https://franklintomorrow.org/miss-dec-9-franktalks-watch-this-recording-by-franklin-tv/) - The City of Franklin's TV crew has provided video from the Dec. 9 FrankTalks lecture featuring a 2019 review and 2020 forecast by Williamson Inc. CEO Matt Largen, Williamson County Schools Superintendent Jason Golden, Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore & City Administrator Eric Stuckey, and Williamson County Convention & Visitors Bureau CEO Ellie Westman Chin.
- [Franklin Tomorrow to add three to Board of Directors in 2020](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-to-add-three-to-board-of-directors-in-2020/) - Three new members are being added to Franklin Tomorrow's Board of Directors, effective Jan. 1, 2020. The new members are Adam Hicks, Skanska; Diane LeBlanc, Renasant Bank; and Eric McElroy, WSP, according to Board Chair Allena Bell. "Franklin Tomorrow's 25-member Board of Directors is a cross-section of our community and we feel these three new
- [Franklin Tomorrow hiring Director of Community Engagement](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-hiring-director-of-community-engagement/) - Franklin Tomorrow is now accepting resumes for the full-time position of Director of Community Engagement of our organization, working mainly from our office in downtown Franklin. Per the job description, the Director of Community Engagement is an experienced and highly capable individual who supports the Executive Director and Board of Directors in the implementation of
- [Jan. 13 FrankTalks to focus on "Top People to Know for 2020"](https://franklintomorrow.org/jan-13-franktalks-to-focus-on-top-people-to-know-for-2020/) - Join us as we learn about the movers and shakers who are shaping the Franklin community's future with their work. Panelists will be announced closer to the date of the event. FrankTalks will take place on Monday, January 13 at 9 a.m. until 10:30 a.m. at Columbia State Community College- Williamson County Campus. A coffee
- [Summit of Williamson County Mayors topic of Jan. 28 Breakfast With the Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/summit-of-williamson-county-mayors-topic-of-jan-28-breakfast-with-the-mayors/) - Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson & Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore will welcome their counterparts from other cities in Williamson County to join them for the first Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners, on Tuesday, Jan.28, starting at 7 a.m. Invited to participate are Brentwood Mayor Rhea Little, Fairview Mayor
- [FrankTalks featuring 'Top People to Know in 2020' draws crowd for first monthly event of the year](https://franklintomorrow.org/franktalks-featuring-top-people-to-know-in-2020-draws-crowd-for-first-monthly-event-of-the-year/) - Franklin Tomorrow's monthly lecture series called FrankTalks, presented by Williamson Medical Center and Renasant Bank, held its first event of 2020 on Jan. 13 at Columbia State Community College. The topic was "Top People to Know in 2020" and the panel consisted of Justin Foster, general manager of The Harpeth Hotel; Adam Ballash, development director for Boyle
- [Mayoral Summit draws full house at Breakfast With the Mayors Jan. 28](https://franklintomorrow.org/mayoral-summit-draws-full-house-at-breakfast-with-the-mayors-jan-28/) - Franklin Tomorrow's quarterly Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners, got off to a great start for 2020 on Tuesday, Jan. 22, with the annual Williamson County Mayoral Summit. Joining Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson and Franklin Mayor Ken Moore for the event were Brentwood Mayor Rhea Little, Nolensville Mayor Jimmy Alexander, Spring
- [Franklin native Carly Schroer joins staff as Director of Community Engagement](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-native-carly-schroer-joins-staff-as-director-of-community-engagement/) - Franklin Tomorrow has hired Carly Schroer as the new Director of Community Engagement. Schroer will assist Franklin Tomorrow in handling efficient and effective operations, quality public events, and organizational meetings all while upholding the mission and vision of Franklin Tomorrow to engage the community, foster collaboration, and advocate for a shared vision for the future
- [Feb. 10 FrankTalks to outline Community Health Needs Assessment, next steps for improvement](https://franklintomorrow.org/feb-10-franktalks-to-outline-community-health-needs-assessment-next-steps-for-improvement/) - As part of its continuing focus on the health & well-being of our community, Franklin Tomorrow's Feb. 10 FrankTalks will feature a presentation of the outcomes of the Community Health Needs Assessment by Vanderbilt University Medical Center and the Williamson County Health Department. FrankTalks is held monthly at various locations across the community and is
- [March 9 FrankTalks to outline Franklin’s environmental stewardship](https://franklintomorrow.org/march-9-franktalks-to-outline-franklins-environmental-stewardship/) - Franklin is continuing to grow and develop and with that comes new development and construction and allocation of resources, both natural and man-made. Franklin Tomorrow's March 9 FrankTalks will feature a presentation on the City of Franklin's environmental stewardship and the city's stormwater and water management as well as what sustainability initiatives the city is
- [February FrankTalks outlines Community Health Needs Assessment](https://franklintomorrow.org/february-franktalks-outlines-community-health-needs-assessment/) - Participants at Franklin Tomorrow's FrankTalks lecture on Feb. 10, 2020, at the Williamson County Enrichment Center heard some rather sobering facts about the health and well-being of Tennesseans and, particularly, residents of Williamson County from local health experts. The rate of suicides and the continuing use of e-cigarettes are of key concerns, according to Cathy
- [Franklin Tomorrow Publishes 2019 On The Table Survey Results](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-publishes-2019-on-the-table-survey-results/) - Survey results showcase community members’ positive views on life in Franklin Franklin Tomorrow released the final survey results from its 2019 On The Table initiative on Tuesday, Feb. 25, to the Franklin Board of Mayor and Aldermen. This is the second year Franklin Tomorrow has hosted On The Table, with the first year being
- [CANCELLED: Get Fit Franklin’s Walk MOORE with The Mayor – Trashercise Event to Take Place March 21](https://franklintomorrow.org/get-fit-franklins-walk-moore-with-the-mayor-trashercise-event-to-take-place-march-21/) - Get Fit Franklin is hosting its Walk Moore with The Mayor – Trashercise event on March 21, 2020. The event will take place in Downtown Franklin and volunteers will be walking as well as cleaning up the neighborhood by picking up trash. March is Make Tennessee Beautiful month and to celebrate Get Fit Franklin
- [Williamson County Cancelled or Postponed Events and Closed Locations](https://franklintomorrow.org/williamson-county-cancelled-or-postponed-events-and-closed-locations/) - This is not a comprehensive list and we hope organizations will help us update this by sending emails to carly@franklintomorrow.org. SCHOOL CLOSURES Williamson County Schools CLOSED until April 3, 2020 Franklin Special School District CLOSED until April 6, 2020 Columbia State Community College CLOSED until March 22, 2020 EVENTS Franklin Tomorrow Get Fit
- [GraceWorks, OneGen Away planning ways to help neighbors in need](https://franklintomorrow.org/graceworks-onegen-away-planning-ways-to-help-neighbors-in-need/) - GraceWorks Ministries is closed to the public Wednesday, March 18, and will reopen Thursday, March 19, with modified services through April 4. Modified services will include access to food and rent and utility assistance. GraceWorks will conduct drive-through food distribution for anyone in need at their community resource center at 104 Southeast Parkway Franklin, TN 37064,
- [Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore Declares March 20 as Franklin Tomorrow Day](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-mayor-dr-ken-moore-declares-march-20-as-franklin-tomorrow-day/) - Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore along with Franklin Tomorrow leadership today announced that March 20 is officially Franklin Tomorrow Day. In a proclamation made for Friday, March 20, 2020, Mayor Moore presented the proclamation to Franklin Tomorrow Executive Director Mindy Tate and Franklin Tomorrow Board President Allena Bell and declared this day, March 20, Franklin
- [Free meal giveaway for any child, no matter what school system they attend](https://franklintomorrow.org/free-meal-giveaway-for-any-child-no-matter-what-school-system-they-attend/) - Beginning Monday, March 23, the Franklin Special School District will offer free daily breakfast and lunch using a drive-through system, which will enable families to pick up meals for children 18 and under. The district will hand out breakfast and lunch together each weekday to children, regardless of if they are typically free, reduced
- [OneGen Away partners with organizations to  provide food boxes ](https://franklintomorrow.org/onegen-away-partners-with-organizations-to-provide-food-boxes/) - One Generation Away is a local organization dedicated to providing food to our neighbors in need. They have been asked by both the Williamson County Schools and Franklin Special School District to provide food boxes to children, families and the elderly. The Downtown Franklin Rotary Club and members of Leadership Franklin are teaming up
- [Graceworks offering food box pick up daily](https://franklintomorrow.org/graceworks-offering-food-box-pick-up-daily/) - GraceWorks will conduct drive-through food distribution for anyone in need at their community resource center at 104 Southeast Parkway Franklin, TN 37064 Monday – Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon and Wednesdays from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Families with school-aged children can come once every 15 days while schools are closed. Families without school-aged
- [Shopping online? Use AmazonSmile to help local nonprofits at no cost to you](https://franklintomorrow.org/shopping-online-use-amazonsmile-to-help-local-nonprofits-at-no-cost-to-you/) - As our level of physical distancing increases, please consider ways to help local merchants and their employees. If you are shopping through Amazon, consider switching to Amazon Smile and selecting a local nonprofit which would benefit from your purchases at no cost to you! Amazon donates 0.5% of the price of your eligible AmazonSmile purchases to the
- [City of Franklin issues stay-at-home order](https://franklintomorrow.org/city-of-franklin-issues-stay-at-home-order/) - Non-essential Businesses Ordered to Close, Citizens Required to Stay Home On Tuesday, March 24, Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore announced a “Stay at Home Order,” following the Declaration of Emergency on Friday, March 20, 2020. This order closes non-essential businesses. Residents throughout the City of Franklin are required to stay home when possible and avoid
- [City of Franklin closes playgrounds, basketball courts, dog parks as part of Covid-19 response](https://franklintomorrow.org/city-of-franklin-closes-playgrounds-basketball-courts-dog-parks-as-part-of-covid-19-response/) - On Thursday, March 26, City Administrator Eric Stuckey announced the Parks Department is working to stop the spread of COVID-19 and protect the Franklin Community. With the sunny weather and higher temperatures, people who are off work and out of school due to COVID-19 are congregating in our Parks, which remain open. Since the CDC
- [City of Franklin offers Corona virus info site, Williamson County opens Covid-19 contact line](https://franklintomorrow.org/city-of-franklin-offers-corona-virus-info-site-williamson-county-opens-covid-19-contact-line/) - Williamson County Emergency Management (WCEMA) has launched a Coronavirus Public Information Line effective at 9 a.m. Central time on Tuesday, March 31. The hotline number is (615) 595-4880 and will be available from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Central Monday through Friday. The line will be delivering information regarding resources for individuals, families and businesses,
- [Show your civic pride, order a 'FRNKLNITE' t-shirt at Twine](https://franklintomorrow.org/show-your-civic-pride-order-a-frnklnite-t-shirt-at-twine/) - As a unique fundraiser, Twine Graphics has partnered with Franklin Tomorrow to create a pre-order t-shirt design to show your civic pride as a Franklin resident! Featuring the word "FRNKLNITE," the t-shirt comes in a dark heather gray with green lettering, in adult sizes. The cost is $22 per shirt with taxes and shipping extra.
- [Franklin Tomorrow shifts April 13 FrankTalks to online webinar focusing on social engagement](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-shifts-april-13-franktalks-to-online-webinar-focusing-on-social-engagement/) - Franklin and Williamson County are expected to still be under a stay at home order on Monday, April 13, so Franklin Tomorrow is taking its monthly education series FrankTalks online. We will utilize Zoom technology to host the program, starting at 9:30 a.m. and ending at approximately 10:30 a.m. Our topic will be "Social distancing,
- [Franklin Mayor renews Stay at Home order for 7 more days, continued closure of non-essential businesses](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-mayor-renews-stay-at-home-order-for-7-more-days-continued-closure-of-non-essential-businesses/) - Mayor Dr. Ken Moore today, March 31, 2020, renewed its “Stay at Home Order.” This order continues to close non-essential businesses. Residents throughout the City of Franklin are required to stay home when possible and avoid gathering in groups of more than 10 people for non-essential purposes. Until further notice, all businesses not performing essential
- [Upcoming and Rescheduled Community Events in Franklin and Williamson County](https://franklintomorrow.org/upcoming-and-rescheduled-community-events-in-franklin-and-williamson-county/) - This is not a comprehensive list and we hope organizations will help us update this by sending emails to carly@franklintomorrow.org. May 3rd Annual TennSpeed: The Ride for Education - May 2, 2020 GraceWorks at the Grove | A Thrifty Fashion Show - May 3, 2020 Hard Bargain Celebration Dinner - May 5, 2020 Williamson Inc
- [April 13 Franklin Tomorrow FrankTalks provides update from Mayor, Williamson Medical Center, Downtown Merchants](https://franklintomorrow.org/april-13-franklin-tomorrow-franktalks-provides-update-from-mayor-williamson-medical-center-downtown-merchants/) - Franklin Tomorrow's monthly FrankTalks program, presented by Williamson Medical Center and Renasant Bank, was presented April 13 as an informational webinar on the topic of "Social Distancing, Not Social Disengagement." Featuring Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore, Williamson Medical Center's Nichole Volk, and Downtown Franklin Association Director Jill Burgin with Franklin Tomorrow Executive Director Mindy Tate,
- [April 28 Breakfast With The Mayors to be Online Webinar](https://franklintomorrow.org/april-28-breakfast-with-the-mayors-to-be-online-webinar/) - Grab your cup of coffee and join us in a conversation with Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson to discuss current events and upcoming news in Franklin and Williamson County during Franklin Tomorrow’s April 28 Breakfast With The Mayors event. Additional guests include state Sen. Jack Johnson, who is serving
- [Watch Franklin Tomorrow's April 28 Breakfast With the Mayors webinar](https://franklintomorrow.org/watch-franklin-tomorrows-april-28-breakfast-with-the-mayors-webinar/) - Franklin Tomorrow hosted the April 28, 2020, Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners and Williamson Medical Center, as an online webinar. Guests included Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson, Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore, state Sen. Jack Johnson, Williamson Inc. CEO Matt Largen, and Visit Franklin CEO Ellie Westman Chin. To watch the
- [Find Hope Franklin launched to address mental health, substance use issues](https://franklintomorrow.org/find-hope-franklin-launched-to-address-mental-health-substance-use-issues/) - Franklin Mayor Ken Moore announced the launch of Find Hope Franklin April 28, 2020, at Franklin Tomorrow’s Breakfast with the Mayors. This initiative is a byproduct of the Mayor’s Blue Ribbon Task Force, which was formed in 2019 to address mental health and substance use issues in Franklin and Williamson County. “Many in our community
- [May 11 FrankTalks to Focus on Mental Health Awareness and Response in Williamson County](https://franklintomorrow.org/may-11-franktalks-to-focus-on-mental-health-awareness-and-response-in-williamson-county/) - May is Mental Health Awareness Month and Franklin Tomorrow's May 11, 2020, FrankTalks program will focus on mental health awareness and response in Williamson County. A panel of experts and those working in this area will be part of the hour-long online program. The panel will include Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore talking about his
- [Franklin Tomorrow and the Tennessee Suicide Prevention Network to Coordinate QPR Training](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-and-the-tennessee-suicide-prevention-network-to-coordinate-qpr-training/) - In partnership with the panel and the Tennessee Suicide Prevention Network, Franklin Tomorrow is coordinating free, online Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) training through TSPN on two days in May. This QPR training is a 90-minute training in which participants will learn about statistics regarding suicide in the state of Tennessee as well as how to
- [Franklin Tomorrow Marks 20th Anniversary with Giving Campaign for The Big Payback](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-marks-20th-anniversary-with-giving-campaign-for-the-big-payback/) - Franklin Tomorrow will be participating in The Big Payback with a giving campaign to mark its 20th Anniversary. As part of the Big Payback, Williamson Inc., in partnership with Franklin Tomorrow, will host an online proclamation event with the Franklin Mayor and Williamson County legislators Thursday, May 7. Mayor Dr. Ken Moore and the Williamson
- [Franklin Tomorrow Held Virtual 20th Anniversary Celebration as Part of the Big Payback](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-held-virtual-20th-anniversary-celebration-as-part-of-the-big-payback/) - Franklin Tomorrow, along with Williamson Inc., held a virtual 20th anniversary celebration as part of The Big Payback on Thursday, May 7. Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore, along with state Rep. Brandon Ogles and state Rep. Sam Whitson, were also in attendance. During the event, Mayor Moore presented a proclamation to Franklin Tomorrow recognizing “the
- [Franklin Named as One of 20 Finalists for the National Civic League’s All America City Award](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-named-as-one-of-20-finalists-for-the-national-civic-leagues-all-america-city-award/) - Franklin Tomorrow, other groups partnered with City for entry Franklin has been named one of 20 finalists for the 2020 All America City Award by the National Civic League (NCL) based on an application prepared jointly by the City of Franklin and Franklin Tomorrow. The award, given to 10 communities each year, shines a spotlight
- [June 8 FrankTalks to Focus on Catching Up the Community](https://franklintomorrow.org/june-8-franktalks-to-focus-on-catching-up-the-community/) - Things have continued to change rapidly in Franklin, and during this month’s FrankTalks, Franklin Tomorrow will focus on catching up the community on what Franklin Tomorrow and other organizations are doing to enhance Franklin and continue to grow. During the FrankTalks webinar on June 8, Franklin Tomorrow will be leading a discussion regarding Franklin's designation
- [QPR suicide prevention training set for June 10](https://franklintomorrow.org/qpr-suicide-prevention-training-set-for-june-10/) - In partnership with the panel and the Tennessee Suicide Prevention Network, Franklin Tomorrow is coordinating free, online Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) training through TSPN on Wednesday, June 10. This QPR training is a 90-minute training in which participants will learn about statistics regarding suicide in the state of Tennessee as well as how to identify
- [Franklin Tomorrow’s Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards to Be Held in November](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrows-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards-to-be-held-in-november/) - Franklin Tomorrow’s annual Exemplary Community Volunteer awards will be held in November this year. The event will be held at a location in Franklin, with details for the event being available at a later date. Franklin and Williamson County are blessed to have community members, organization and companies of all sizes who give unselfishly to
- [June 8 FrankTalks focuses on "Catching Up As a Community" with reports from schools, nonprofit, and animal center](https://franklintomorrow.org/june-8-franktalks-focuses-on-catching-up-as-a-community-with-reports-from-schools-nonprofit-and-animal-center/) - Franklin Tomorrow held its monthly FrankTalks lecture series on Monday, June 8, with the topic, "Catching Up As a Community." Executive Director Mindy Tate was joined by Dr. David Snowden, director of schools for the Franklin Special School District; Valencia Breckenridge, CEO of GraceWorks Ministries; and Ondrea Johnson, director of Williamson County Animal Center. Franklin
- [July 13 FrankTalks to Feature Vanderbilt’s Dr. Andre Churchwell to Discuss “Disrupting Everyday Bias”](https://franklintomorrow.org/july-13-franktalks-to-feature-vanderbilts-dr-andre-churchwell-to-discuss-disrupting-everyday-bias/) - Franklin Tomorrow’s July 13 FrankTalks will feature Vanderbilt’s Dr. Andre Churchwell. Dr. Churchwell will discuss “Disrupting Everyday Bias” during the hour long online program. Dr. Andre Churchwell was recently named vice chancellor for equity, diversity and inclusion and chief diversity officer for Vanderbilt University, a position he held on an interim basis since June
- [Get Fit Franklin to Host Virtual Walk MOORE With The Mayor](https://franklintomorrow.org/get-fit-franklin-to-host-virtual-walk-moore-with-the-mayor/) - Get Fit Franklin along with Franklin Mayor Ken Moore will host a virtual Walk MOORE with the Mayor event on Saturday, June 27 from 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. We are encouraging participants to get out in their neighborhood or around Franklin to get some exercise, while still practicing social distancing. If you are not
- [#wearamask campaign launched by City, community groups to encourage mask use in public](https://franklintomorrow.org/wearamask-campaign-launched-by-city-community-groups-to-encourage-mask-use-in-public/) - Franklin Tomorrow is one of the partners with Visit Franklin, the City of Franklin and multiple organizations in Williamson County to strongly recommend both local citizens and visitors alike wear a mask when out in public. As detailed in the mandate today, July 6, 2020, by Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson requiring masks in the
- [July 28 Breakfast With The Mayors To Focus on Updates from Across the City, County and State](https://franklintomorrow.org/july-28-breakfast-with-the-mayors-to-focus-on-updates-from-across-the-city-county-and-state/) - Grab your cup of coffee and join us in a conversation with Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson to discuss current events and upcoming news in Franklin and Williamson County during Franklin Tomorrow’s virtual July 28 Breakfast With The Mayors event. Headlining the virtual event will be Department of Tourist
- [VIDEO: July 13 FrankTalks featuring Dr. Andre Churchwell on "Disrupting Everyday Bias"](https://franklintomorrow.org/video-july-13-franktalks-featuring-dr-andre-churchwell-on-disrupting-everyday-bias/) - Below is the full video and PowerPoint from Franklin Tomorrow's July 13 FrankTalks Featuring Dr. Andre Churchwell on "Disrupting Everyday Bias" https://youtu.be/9Hx_gVsm7dM To download the PowerPoint, click the link below: Dr. Churchwell PowerPoint Presentation July 13
- [August 10 FrankTalks to Showcase People To Know In 2020](https://franklintomorrow.org/august-10-franktalks-to-showcase-people-to-know-in-2020/) - Franklin Tomorrow's upcoming FrankTalks will feature "People To Know NOW." You will hear from Williamson County community members and leadership who are enhancing Franklin’s future through their work and outreach. Speakers will include Williamson County Health Department Director Cathy Montgomery, Williamson County Election Commission Election Administrator Chad Gray, and Strong Tower Bible Church Pastor and
- [Are You A Proud #Franklinite?](https://franklintomorrow.org/are-you-a-proud-franklinite/) - Franklin has been named one of 20 finalists for the 2020 All America City Award by the National Civic League (NCL) based on an application prepared jointly by the City of Franklin and Franklin Tomorrow. As a finalist, Franklin will later this month be presenting via Zoom to a panel of judges to tell Franklin's
- [VIDEO: August 10 FrankTalks featuring Who To Know NOW](https://franklintomorrow.org/video-august-10-franktalks-featuring-who-to-know-now/) - Below is the full video from Franklin Tomorrow’s August 10 FrankTalks: Who To Know NOW featuring Williamson County Health Department Director Cathy Montgomery, Williamson County Election Commission Election Administrator Chad Gray, and Strong Tower Bible Church Pastor and The Fuller Story co-founder Dr. Chris Williamson. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVYGT_j0RbI&feature=youtu.be
- [City of Franklin, Franklin Tomorrow To Present Aug. 19 in All-America City Award Bid, Citizens Can Participate, Vote in Two Additional Contests](https://franklintomorrow.org/city-of-franklin-franklin-tomorrow-to-present-aug-19-in-all-america-city-award-bid-citizens-can-participate-vote-in-two-additional-contests/) - Franklin has been named one of 20 finalists for the 2020 All-America City Award by the National Civic League (NCL) based on an application prepared jointly by the City of Franklin and Franklin Tomorrow. "As an organization that promotes civic engagement and pride, Franklin Tomorrow is so proud that we could partner with the City
- [Franklin named All-America City by National Civic League](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-named-all-america-city-by-national-civic-league/) - Franklin, Tennessee, was recognized Aug. 19, 2020, as one of 10 All-America City award winners. The National Civic League presented this honor to recognize Franklin’s work in inclusive civic engagement to address health and well-being and create stronger connections among residents, businesses and nonprofit and government leaders. "We are happy to designate Franklin as an
- [[VIDEO] Franklin Wins The All-America City Cultural Entertainment Showcase with the Help of StudioTenn and the Franklin Community](https://franklintomorrow.org/video-franklin-wins-the-all-america-city-cultural-entertainment-showcase-with-the-help-of-studiotenn-and-the-franklin-community/) - On top of Franklin being named one of 10 All-America Cities from the National Civic League, Franklin also won the All-America City Cultural Entertainment Showcase with a video performed and produced by StudioTenn. Franklin Tomorrow along with StudioTenn brainstormed many ideas for the All-America City Cultural Entertainment Showcase and wanted to focus on the talent
- [[VIDEO] Franklin Named All-America City, Watch Winning Performance](https://franklintomorrow.org/video-franklin-named-all-america-city-watch-winning-performance/) - On Wednesday, August 19, Franklin was named as an All-America City by the National Civic League. The City of Franklin and Franklin Tomorrow worked together to pursue this award. Franklin is the first Tennessee city since 1999 to be a finalist and a winner for the All-America City Award. As a finalist, Franklin presented to
- [September 14 FrankTalks to Focus on Navigating Mental Health Through Tough Times](https://franklintomorrow.org/september-14-franktalks-to-focus-on-navigating-mental-health-through-tough-times/) - September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and during this month’s FrankTalks, a panel will discuss efforts to positively impact mental health in our community and provide services and hope to those in need. The panel will include Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore, Dr. Monty Burks, Director of Faith-Based Initiatives for the Tennessee Department of
- [QPR suicide prevention training set for September 9 and September 17](https://franklintomorrow.org/qpr-suicide-prevention-training-set-for-september-9-and-september-17/) - In partnership with the panel and the Tennessee Suicide Prevention Network, Franklin Tomorrow is coordinating free, online Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) training through TSPN on Wednesday, September 9 and Thursday, September 17. This QPR training is a 90-minute training in which participants will learn about statistics regarding suicide in the state of Tennessee as well as
- [Nominations Now Open for Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/nominations-now-open-for-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards-2/) - Williamson County is blessed with individuals of all ages and companies and groups of all sizes who give unselfishly of themselves to make our community a better place. Consider nominating them for one of many awards given as part of Franklin Tomorrow’s 14th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards. The ceremony will be held Tuesday, November
- [October 27 Breakfast With The Mayors To Focus on “What 2020 Taught Me”](https://franklintomorrow.org/october-27-breakfast-with-the-mayors-to-focus-on-what-2020-taught-me/) - Grab your cup of coffee and join us in a conversation with Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson to discuss what 2020 taught them. Headlining the event will be Scott Hamilton, world-renowned figure skater, best-selling author and motivational speaker. Scott Hamilton is the living example that good guys can finish
- [October 12 FrankTalks to Focus on Equity in Today's World](https://franklintomorrow.org/october-12-franktalks-to-focus-on-equity-in-todays-world/) - On Monday, Oct. 12, Franklin Tomorrow's monthly FrankTalks program, starting at 9:30 a.m. and lasting one hour, will focus on "Addressing Equity in Today's World.” Our panel of speakers will include Walter Simmons, representing the Franklin Justice & Equity Coalition, Brad Perry, representing The Public Franklin, Inetta Gaines of the African American Heritage Society, and
- [[VIDEO] September 14 FrankTalks: Navigating Mental Health Through Tough Times](https://franklintomorrow.org/video-september-14-franktaklks-navigating-mental-health-through-tough-times/) - Below is the full video of Franklin Tomorrow's September 14 FrankTalks: Navigating Mental Health in Tough Times. The panel will include Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore, Dr. Monty Burks, Director of Faith-Based Initiatives for the Tennessee Department of Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services, and Amy Alexander of The Refuge Center for Counseling. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMKMc3i8YZg&ab_channel=FranklinTomorrowInc
- [[VIDEO] October 12 FrankTalks to Focus on Equity in Today’s World](https://franklintomorrow.org/video-october-12-franktalks-to-focus-on-equity-in-todays-world/) - Below is the full video from the October 12 FrankTalks: Addressing Equity in Today's World. Our panel of speakers included Walter Simmons, representing the Franklin Justice & Equity Coalition, Brad Perry, representing The Public Franklin, Inetta Gaines of the African American Heritage Society, and Derrick Solomon, representing Hard Bargain Association. Panelists discussed issues and information surrounding equity across
- [Nomination Deadline for the Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards is This Thursday, October 15!](https://franklintomorrow.org/nomination-deadline-for-the-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards-is-this-thursday-october-15/) - The deadline to submit nominations for Franklin Tomorrow’s 14th Annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards is this Thursday, October 15! Do you know a person or company that goes above and beyond for the Franklin and Williamson County community? It is not too late to nominate them for one of many awards given as part of
- [Early voting continues through Oct. 29 at sites across the county](https://franklintomorrow.org/early-voting-continues-through-oct-29-at-sites-across-the-county/) - Early voting for the Nov. 3 election continues at sites across Williamson County through Oct. 29. “We having a tremendous and historic turnout for early voting so far,” stated Chad Gray, Administrator of Elections. “After the first four days of in person early voting, approximately 33,000 ballots have been cast at our eight polling sites
- [Nominees Announced for Franklin Tomorrow’s 14th Annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/nominees-announced-for-franklin-tomorrows-14th-annual-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards/) - The nominees have been announced for the 14th Annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards, which will be a virtual event held on Tuesday, November 17 at 7 p.m. The event will be streamed from Franklin Tomorrow’s Facebook page, YouTube Channel and website. To register for the event visit, https://franklintomorrowvolunteerawards.eventbrite.com. Franklin Tomorrow received so many
- [[VIDEO] October 27 Breakfast With The Mayors: What 2020 Taught Me](https://franklintomorrow.org/video-october-27-breakfast-with-the-mayors-what-2020-taught-me/) - Watch the full video of the October 27 Breakfast With The Mayors: What 2020 Taught Me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eKMxhRREZE&ab_channel=FranklinTomorrowInc
- [November 9 FrankTalks to be City Hall On Wheels](https://franklintomorrow.org/november-9-franktalks-to-be-city-hall-on-wheels/) - On Monday, November 9, Franklin Tomorrow's monthly FrankTalks program, starting at 9:30 a.m. and lasting one hour, will be a City Hall on Wheels. City of Franklin Administrator Eric Stuckey will lead a discussion with City Department Heads who will give an update on capital investment projects, financial status and new initiatives in Franklin. The
- [[Video] Franklin Tomorrow, Politicos Remind You, "Civility Wins!"](https://franklintomorrow.org/video-franklin-tomorrow-politicos-remind-you-civility-wins/) - Civility wins! In 2020, the City of Franklin was named one of 10 cities to win in the All-America City Awards. This designation came in part because of civic engagement and civil discourse promotion efforts. Franklin Tomorrow Executive Director Mindy Tate and Vice Chair Patrick Baggett were joined by Williamson County Republican Party Chair Cheryl
- [[VIDEO] November 9 FrankTalks - City Hall on Wheels](https://franklintomorrow.org/video-november-9-franktalks-city-hall-on-wheels/) - Below is the full video of the November 9 FrankTalks: City Hall on Wheels. City of Franklin Administrator Eric Stuckey lead a discussion with City Department Heads who gave an update on capital investment projects, financial status and new initiatives in Franklin. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTu2m-YIeHQ&feature=youtu.be
- [Bios of the Nominees for the 14th Annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/bios-of-the-nominees-for-the-14th-annual-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards/) - Below you will find all the bios of the nominees for the 14th Annual Exemplary Community Volunteers, presented by Grange and USI, broken down by category. Corporate Volunteerism Award: Corporate Volunteerism Bios Youth Initiative Award: Youth Initiative Bio Emerging Leader Award: Emerging Leader Bios Neighbor To Neighbor Award: Neighbor To Neighbor Bios
- [Franklin Tomorrow Honors Volunteers,  Presents Charles M. Sargent Award to Tom Lawrence](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-honors-volunteers-presents-charles-m-sargent-award-to-tom-lawrence/) - Dr. Monty McInturff receives Anne T. Rutherford Award Tom Lawrence was the recipient of the Charles M. Sargent Legacy Award on Tuesday, November 17, as part of Franklin Tomorrow’s 14th Annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards virtual event. Presented in partnership USI and Grange Insurance, the Volunteer Awards honors individuals and groups in six categories, including a new
- [Alderman Pearl Bransford remembered as public servant, community activist](https://franklintomorrow.org/alderman-pearl-bransford-remembered-as-public-servant-community-activist/) - Franklin At-large Alderman Pearlene (Pearl) Bransford died Friday, Nov. 27, 2020. A longtime supporter of Franklin Tomorrow, she participated in many of our Vision City Visit trips, as well as regularly attending Breakfast With the Mayors and FrankTalks. She will be missed. Pearlene (Pearl) Matthews Bransford (67) died November 27th. She was born in Brownsville,
- [December 14 FrankTalks to Focus on the Holiday Season in Franklin](https://franklintomorrow.org/december-14-franktalks-to-focus-on-the-holiday-season-in-franklin/) - On Monday, December 14, Franklin Tomorrow will host its monthly FrankTalks program, starting at 9:30 a.m. and lasting one hour. This month's FrankTalks will be a festive webinar all about Christmas and Holiday activities in and around Franklin. Tune in to hear how to make your holiday season fun while still staying safe, learn helpful
- [Franklin Tomorrow, community leaders create scholarship fund in health sciences study in honor of late Alderman Pearl Bransford](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-community-leaders-create-scholarship-fund-in-health-sciences-study-in-honor-of-late-alderman-pearl-bransford/) - Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore announced this evening the creation of a scholarship fund in honor of the late City of Franklin Alderman Pearl Bransford, for an individual or individuals pursuing the study of health sciences through Columbia State Community College. The Pearl Bransford Memorial Scholarship is being created in conjunction with Franklin Tomorrow and
- [[VIDEO] December 14 FrankTalks: "I'll Be Home For Christmas"](https://franklintomorrow.org/video-december-14-franktalks-ill-be-home-for-christmas/) - This month’s FrankTalks was a festive webinar all about Christmas and Holiday activities in and around Franklin. Watch below to hear how to make your holiday season fun while still staying safe, learn helpful holiday tips, and play some games and interact with Franklin community members. Speakers included Mayor Ken Moore, Lauren Ward from Visit
- [Franklin Tomorrow Board of Directors Adds Six New Members](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-board-of-directors-adds-six-new-members/) - Six new members are being added to Franklin Tomorrow's Board of Directors, effective Jan. 1, 2021. The new members of the Board include Michael Armentrout, Marianne DeMeyers, Teresa Ashworth Harris, Peggy Kidd, Renee Shafer, and Candy Sullivan. “Franklin Tomorrow is honored to have these six new Board Members as part of our team. For 20
- [Jan. 11 FrankTalks focuses on "2021 & the Year Ahead"](https://franklintomorrow.org/jan-11-franktalks-focuses-on-2021-the-year-ahead/) - Franklin Tomorrow's monthly lecture series, FrankTalks, will kick off 2021 with a Jan. 11 session focused on 2021 & the Year Ahead. Among the panelists will be Matt Largen, CEO of Williamson Inc.; Chris Whitney from OneGen Away; Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore; and Lorie Layman, President of the Williamson County Association of REALTORS, as
- [Williamson County agencies announce vaccination plan details](https://franklintomorrow.org/williamson-county-agencies-announce-vaccination-plan-details/) - Statement from the Williamson County Health Department and Williamson County Emergency Management Ag As stated on a Tennessee Department of Health release this week, The Tennessee Department of Health has updated the Tennessee COVID-19 Vaccination Plan and its phased approach to administering COVID-19 vaccines to Tennesseans. “COVID-19 vaccines remain limited at this time, and Tennessee’s
- [[VIDEO] Jan. 11 FrankTalks focuses on "2021 & the Year Ahead"](https://franklintomorrow.org/video-jan-11-franktalks-focuses-on-2021-the-year-ahead/) - Franklin Tomorrow’s monthly lecture series, FrankTalks, kicked off 2021 with a Jan. 11 session focused on 2021 & the Year Ahead. Among the panelists were Matt Largen, CEO of Williamson Inc.; Dr. Andy Russell of Williamson Medical Center; Chris Whitney from OneGen Away; Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore; and Lorie Layman, President of the Williamson
- [First Breakfast With The Mayors of 2021 on Jan. 26 To Feature TNECD Commissioner Bob Rolfe](https://franklintomorrow.org/first-breakfast-with-the-mayors-of-2021-on-jan-26-to-feature-tnecd-commissioner-bob-rolfe/) - Grab your cup of coffee and join us in a conversation with Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson for the first Breakfast With The Mayors of 2021 on Jan. 26. This event will be held virtually and livestreamed on Franklin Tomorrow’s Facebook page, YouTube channel and website. Headlining the event
- [[VIDEO] First Breakfast With The Mayors of 2021 on Jan. 26 To Feature TNECD Commissioner Bob Rolfe](https://franklintomorrow.org/video-first-breakfast-with-the-mayors-of-2021-on-jan-26-to-feature-tnecd-commissioner-bob-rolfe/) - Watch the full video of the Jan. 26 Breakfast With The Mayors below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XB_PsbEO5BA&ab_channel=FranklinTomorrowInc
- [February 8 FrankTalks to Focus on People To Know In 2021](https://franklintomorrow.org/february-8-franktalks-to-focus-on-people-to-know-in-2021/) - The February 8 Franklin Tomorrow FrankTalks will be a virtual webinar. This month's FrankTalks will feature who to know in 2021. Speakers will include Dionne Lucas, National Museum of African American Music Director of Retail Marketing and Sales; Doris McMillan, Franklin Tomorrow Board Member, New Hope Academy Director of Admissions, and Tennessee Historical Commission Member;
- [[VIDEO] February 8 FrankTalks Focuses on People to Know](https://franklintomorrow.org/video-february-8-franktalks-focuses-on-people-to-know/) - This month’s FrankTalks featured who to know in 2021. Speakers included Dionne Lucas, National Museum of African American Music Director of Retail Marketing and Sales; Doris McMillan, Franklin Tomorrow Board Member, New Hope Academy Director of Admissions, and Tennessee Historical Commission Member; Jemond Daughtry, The Good Food Group, who along with Robert Blair, FSSD Board
- [March 8 FrankTalks to be City Hall On Wheels](https://franklintomorrow.org/march-8-franktalks-to-be-city-hall-on-wheels/) - On Monday, March 8, Franklin Tomorrow's monthly FrankTalks program, starting at 9:30 a.m. and lasting one hour, will be a City Hall on Wheels. This month's FrankTalks will be City Hall on Wheels focusing on Government 101. During the program you will hear from City of Franklin Administrator Eric Stuckey, Franklin Mayor Ken Moore, along
- [QPR Suicide Prevention Training Set for March 29 and March 31](https://franklintomorrow.org/qpr-suicide-prevention-training-set-for-march-29-and-march-31/) - Franklin Tomorrow, in partnership with Franklin Mayor Ken Moore's Find Hope Franklin initiative, is coordinating this training as a community resource In partnership with Franklin Mayor Ken Moore’s Find Hope Franklin and the Tennessee Suicide Prevention Network, Franklin Tomorrow is coordinating free, online Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) training through TSPN on Monday, March 29 at
- [Franklin Tomorrow to Launch Civic Index Initiative](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-to-launch-civic-index-initiative/) - Franklin Tomorrow looking for community members for Civic Index conversations Franklin Tomorrow will be launching a new initiative this spring called the Civic Index as a follow up to the City of Franklin’s designation by the National Civic League as a 2020 All-America City. The Civic Index is a self-assessment provided by the National Civic
- [[VIDEO] March 8 FrankTalks: City Hall on Wheels](https://franklintomorrow.org/video-march-8-franktalks-city-hall-on-wheels/) - This month’s FrankTalks was a City Hall on Wheels focusing on The ABC's of City Government. During the program you heard from City of Franklin Administrator Eric Stuckey, Franklin Mayor Ken Moore, along with other local government representatives to learn more about the roles and responsibilities of the Franklin City Government. You also heard more
- [April 12 FrankTalks to Focus on Examining Civic Capital](https://franklintomorrow.org/april-12-franktalks-to-focus-on-examining-civic-capital/) - On Monday, April 12, Franklin Tomorrow's monthly FrankTalks program, starting at 9:30 a.m. and lasting one hour, will focus on examining civic capital. In preparation for the launch of the Civic Index initiative later in the month, FrankTalks will examine the components of civic capital and what it means in our community. During the program
- [Franklin Tomorrow sets dates, locations for Civic Index Conversations](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-sets-dates-locations-for-civic-index-conversations/) - Franklin Tomorrow has set public opportunities – both in person or virtual – to engage the community in its new initiative, the National Civic League’s Civic Index to measure Franklin’s civic capital. Announced as a follow up to the City of Franklin’s 2020 designation by the National Civic League as a 2020 All-America City, the
- [[VIDEO] April 12 FrankTalks to Focus on Examining Civic Capital](https://franklintomorrow.org/video-april-12-franktalks-to-focus-on-examining-civic-capital/) - In preparation for the launch of the Civic Index initiative today, FrankTalks examined the components of civic capital and what it means in our community. During the program you heard from City of Franklin Mayor Ken Moore, National Civic League President Doug Linkhart, and representatives from Franklin organizations that illustrate the components of civic capital.
- [April 27 Breakfast With Mayors to focus on "The Year of Recovery" with panel](https://franklintomorrow.org/april-27-breakfast-with-mayors-to-focus-on-the-year-of-recovery-with-panel/) - It is time once again to grab your cup of coffee and join Franklin Tomorrow in a virtual conversation with Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson for the April 27 Breakfast With The Mayors. The virtual event will feature a panel discussion focusing on "A Year of Recovery: Where We
- [Franklin Tomorrow Revises Dates, Locations for In-Person Civic Index Conversations](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-revises-dates-locations-for-in-person-civic-index-conversations/) - Franklin Tomorrow focusing on self-assessment aspect of Civic Index Franklin Tomorrow has revised its dates and location for the Civic Index Conversations. The Civic Index measures components in our city -- engagement, diversity and equity, and collaboration -- that aren't often measured, but played a key role in the City of Franklin being named a
- [Get Fit Franklin to Host Virtual Walk MOORE With The Mayor](https://franklintomorrow.org/get-fit-franklin-to-host-virtual-walk-moore-with-the-mayor-2/) - Get Fit Franklin along with Franklin Mayor Ken Moore will host a virtual Walk MOORE with the Mayor event on Saturday, May 1 from 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. We are encouraging participants to get out in their neighborhood or around Franklin to get some exercise, while still practicing social distancing. If you are not
- [Franklin Tomorrow Civic Index Conversations enter second week of series](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-civic-index-conversations-enter-second-week-of-series/) - Franklin Tomorrow is entering the second week of its new initiative, the National Civic League’s Civic Index, to measure Franklin’s civic capital and community character and multiple in-person and virtual events have been planned for next week, including two at the Westhaven Residents Club. Announced as a follow up to the City of Franklin’s 2020
- [Franklin Tomorrow is participating in The Big Payback!](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-is-participating-in-the-big-payback/) - The annual giving day The Big Payback is returning on Wednesday, May 5! The fun starts at 6:00 PM and continues until 6:00 PM on May 6. Franklin Tomorrow is excited to participate and join in on the fundraising event that unites Middle Tennessee each year. The Big Payback, hosted by The Community Foundation of
- [[VIDEO] April 27 Breakfast With Mayors to focus on "The Year of Recovery" with panel](https://franklintomorrow.org/video-april-27-breakfast-with-mayors-to-focus-on-the-year-of-recovery-with-panel/) - Franklin Tomorrow held virtual conversation with Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson for the April 27 Breakfast With The Mayors. The virtual event feature a panel discussion focusing on “A Year of Recovery: Where We Go From Here,” involving sector leaders from business, education, health/wellness, and hospitality. Those invited to
- [May 10 FrankTalks to Focus on Mental Health Awareness](https://franklintomorrow.org/may-10-franktalks-to-focus-on-mental-health-awareness/) - On Monday, May 10, Franklin Tomorrow's monthly FrankTalks program, starting at 9:30 a.m. and lasting one hour, will focus on mental health awareness. During this month's FrankTalks we will be discussing May as Mental Health Awareness Month and local efforts and organizations which are working in the field of mental health. During the hour-long program,
- [Video, presentation from May 10, 2021, FrankTalks: Mental Health Awareness & Resources](https://franklintomorrow.org/video-presentation-from-may-10-2021-franktalks-mental-health-awareness-resources/) - The Monday, May 10, 2021, Franklin Tomorrow FrankTalks program focused on Mental Health Awareness & Resources available to help those in mental health crisis. Featured speakers included Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore, Williamson County Health Department Director Cathy Montgomery, and James Miller, CEO of Rolling Hills Hospital in Franklin. Watch the video below and the
- [June 14 FrankTalks to be virtual City Hall on Wheels, with in-person events to resume in July](https://franklintomorrow.org/june-14-franktalks-to-be-virtual-city-hall-on-wheels-with-in-person-events-to-resume-in-july/) - Franklin Tomorrow's next FrankTalks lecture, presented by Williamson Medical Center and Renasant Bank, is set as a virtual event on Monday, June 14, with in-person sessions set to resume with the July 12 event. The June 14 session will be a City Hall on Wheels, featuring City of Franklin Administrator Eric Stuckey and guests. The
- [Franklin Tomorrow opens search for Operations & Programs Administrator](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-opens-search-for-operations-programs-administrator/) - Franklin Tomorrow has opened the search for an Operations & Programs Administrator to work for the 20-year-old community visioning and engagement nonprofit organization. The Operations & Programs Administrator is an experienced and highly capable individual who supports the Executive Director and Board of Directors in the implementation of Franklin Tomorrow’s activities. The Operations Administrator works
- [Franklin Tomorrow transfers $50,000 to Columbia State Community College Foundation in donations to endow Pearl Bransford Memorial Scholarship Fund ](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-transfers-50000-to-columbia-state-community-college-foundation-in-donations-to-endow-pearl-bransford-memorial-scholarship-fund/) - During a ceremonial check presentation on June 8, 2021, at the Franklin Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting, Franklin Tomorrow transferred $50,000 to Columbia State Community College Foundation in donations made to the Pearl Bransford Memorial Scholarship Fund through Franklin Tomorrow. The Pearl Bransford Memorial Scholarship was created in conjunction with Franklin Tomorrow and the
- [June FrankTalks focuses on city projects under way, planned](https://franklintomorrow.org/june-franktalks-focuses-on-city-projects-under-way-planned/) - Franklin Tomorrow's monthly FrankTalks lecture on June 14, 2021, featured the quarterly City Hall on Wheels program, with City Administrator Eric Stuckey and department heads discussing the status of park, road and infrastructure improvements. The hour-long program gives an update on projects across the City, including Mack Hatcher Parkway, the Highway 96 West trail, and
- [FrankTalks July 12 to feature in-person discussion on 'The Great Outdoors'](https://franklintomorrow.org/franktalks-july-12-to-feature-in-person-discussion-on-the-great-outdoors/) - The July 12 Franklin Tomorrow FrankTalks will feature a discussion on "The Great Outdoors," with a specific focus on parks and recreation. This will be an in-person event, with virtual viewing available. To RSVP, follow this link. We will start at 9 a.m. with a 30-minute coffee social and the program beginning at 9:30 a.m. FrankTalks
- [July 27 Breakfast With the Mayors features in-person meeting, Mayoral Summit](https://franklintomorrow.org/july-27-breakfast-with-the-mayors-features-in-person-meeting-mayoral-summit/) - Franklin Tomorrow is excited to return to in-person meetings of its popular Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners, on Tuesday, July 27 when Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson will welcome the mayors of Williamson County's cities to join them for a summit. This in-person event will
- [July 27 Breakfast With the Mayors features wide-ranging discussion among County's Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/williamson-herald-local-mayors-talk-taxes-masks-attainable-housing-at-mayoral-summit/) - Local mayors talk taxes, masks, attainable housing at mayoral summit By Tori Keafer, From the Williamson Herald Williamson County mayors touched on all the touchy subjects during Franklin Tomorrow’s quarterly Breakfast with the Mayors event on Tuesday as they answered questions submitted by the community. Franklin Tomorrow’s second in-person event of the year featured Williamson
- [Aug. 9 FrankTalks focuses on "Networking Lessons From A Pandemic" with Deborah Varallo](https://franklintomorrow.org/aug-9-franktalks-focuses-on-networking-lessons-from-a-pandemic-with-deborah-varallo/) - Join us for Franklin Tomorrow's FrankTalks on Aug. 9, 2021, for "Networking Lessons Learned From a Pandemic," with Varallo Public Relations President Deborah Varallo, known throughout Middle Tennessee as a top networker. Deborah founded Varallo Public Relations, a full-service marketing, social media, public relations and crisis management firm in 1991. VPR provides support to professional
- [Franklin Tomorrow Civic Index results show intense civic pride, while highlighting other civic capital components need attention](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-civic-index-results-show-intense-civic-pride-while-highlighting-other-civic-capital-components-need-attention/) - Citizens participating earlier this year in discussions across the city as part of Franklin Tomorrow’s Civic Index recorded a strong sense of civic pride in their community, while recognizing challenges exist in other component areas, such as embracing diversity and equity. Franklin Tomorrow conducted the conversations in late April through late May at locations across
- [FrankTalks Sept. 13 to focus on Civic Index outcomes, unity and American Democracy](https://franklintomorrow.org/franktalks-sept-13-to-focus-on-civic-index-outcomes-unity-and-american-democracy/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow on Monday, Sept. 13, in the Community Room at Columbia State Community College for a further discussion on the results of the recent Civic Index process as well as to hear a discussion on unity and American Democracy. FrankTalks will begin at 9 a.m. in the Community Room in Building A at
- [QPR training opportunities set in September as part of Suicide Prevention Awareness Month](https://franklintomorrow.org/qpr-training-opportunities-set-in-september-as-part-of-suicide-prevention-awareness-month/) - In partnership with Franklin Mayor Ken Moore’s Find Hope Franklin and the Tennessee Suicide Prevention Network, Franklin Tomorrow is coordinating free Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) training through TSPN on Tuesday, Sept. 14, 9-10:45 a.m. or Thursday, Sept. 23, 9:30-11 a.m. at different locations in Franklin. This QPR training is a 90-minute training in which participants
- [Millions of Conversations founder encourages us to pledge to listen](https://franklintomorrow.org/millions-of-conversations-founder-encourages-us-to-pledge-to-listen/) - Millions of Conversations Founder Samar Ali challenged those in attendance at the Sept. 13, 2021, Franklin Tomorrow FrankTalks to pledge to listen while maintaining their right to voice an opinion. Watch her presentation through the video below or read this report from Franklin Home Page by John McBryde. FrankTalks is presented monthly by Franklin Tomorrow
- [Nominations open for 15th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/nominations-open-for-15th-annual-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards/) - The 15th annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards will be presented November 16th during an event at Rolling Hills Community Church. Through these awards, Franklin Tomorrow hopes to show what can happen when volunteers come together to make an impact on our community. Nominations are being accepted online this year, making the process much
- [Five organizations band together for Sept. 27 Candidates' Forum](https://franklintomorrow.org/five-organizations-band-together-for-sept-27-candidates-forum/) - Five community organizations are banding together on Monday, Sept. 27, to present a Candidates' Forum for those seeking office in the Oct. 26 City of Franklin election where the candidates will choose their question moments before answering it. The forum will be held at Franklin City Hall, 5:30-7 p.m., and all candidates on the ballot
- [Franklin Tomorrow's Oct. 19 Breakfast With the Mayors offers "vital" info in report from Nashville Chamber CEO](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrows-oct-19-breakfast-with-the-mayors-offers-vital-info-in-report-from-nashville-chamber-ceo/) - Franklin Tomorrow will wrap up the 2021 series of its popular Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners, on Tuesday, October 19 with a report on the vital issues facing the Middle Tennessee region. Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson will welcome the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce
- [Nomination deadline extended until Oct. 20 for Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/nomination-deadline-extended-until-oct-20-for-franklin-tomorrow-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards/) - NOMINATION DEADLINE EXTENDED UNTIL OCTOBER 20! The deadline for nominations from the community or individuals for 15th annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards has been extended until Wednesday, Oct. 20. The awards will be presented November 16th during an event at Rolling Hills Community Church. Through these awards, Franklin Tomorrow hopes to show what
- [Voters to elect four ward aldermen, one at-large in Oct. 26 election](https://franklintomorrow.org/voters-to-elect-four-ward-aldermen-one-at-large-in-oct-26-election/) - On the ballot for the Franklin Board of Mayor and Alderman elections on Tuesday, Oct. 26, are a total of 13 candidates: incumbent Beverly Burger in Ward 1; Matt Brown, Angela Hubbard, Tina Pierret and Mike Vaughn in Ward 2; Jason Potts and Michelle Sutton in Ward 3; Patrick Baggett and Elizabeth Downing Wanczak in
- [Breakfast With Mayors attendees hear "vital" report on region from Nashville Chamber CEO](https://franklintomorrow.org/breakfast-with-mayors-attendees-hear-vital-report-on-region-from-nashville-chamber-ceo/) - Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce CEO Ralph Schulz accompanied Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson and Franklin Mayor Ken Moore at Franklin Tomorrow’s last 2021 Breakfast with the Mayors on Oct. 19, 2021. At the event, Schulz presented a description of the 2020 Vital Signs report. The 2020 Vital Signs report monitors issues affecting Middle Tennessee’s
- [15th annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards Nov. 16](https://franklintomorrow.org/15th-annual-franklin-tomorrow-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards-nov-16/) - Nominees to be announced Nov. 8 at monthly FrankTalks lecture Nominations have been received for the 15th Annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards, which will be held on Tuesday, November 16 at 6 p.m. at Rolling Hills Community Church, 1810 Columbia Ave. Tickets are $25 to attend in person, which will include refreshments by
- [FrankTalks Nov. 8 to feature City Hall on Wheels with four newly elected aldermen](https://franklintomorrow.org/4351-2/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow on Monday, Nov. 8, in the Community Room at Columbia State Community College as we host City of Franklin Administrator Eric Stuckey for an informative "City Hall on Wheels" session. Stuckey will present a recap of 2021 and update attendees on what's ahead over the next few months. He has invited the
- [Nominees announced for 15th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/nominees-announced-for-15th-annual-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards/) - Nov. 16 event to be held in-person at Rolling Hills Community Church The nominees have been announced for the 15th Annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards, which will be held on Tuesday, November 16 at 6 p.m. The event will be held at Rolling Hills Community Church, 1810 Columbia Avenue, Franklin. A one-hour social
- [City's newly elected aldermen share thoughts at Nov. 8 FrankTalks](https://franklintomorrow.org/citys-newly-elected-aldermen-share-thoughts-at-nov-8-franktalks/) - Just one day before officially taking office, Franklin's four newly elected aldermen joined City of Franklin Administrator Eric Stuckey on Nov. 8, 2021, for Franklin Tomorrow's monthly FrankTalks. The theme was "City Hall on Wheels," and Stuckey used the time to review important capital investment projects which have been underway in 2021 and offer some
- [Rep. Sam Whitson named Charles M. Sargent Legacy Award recipient, FrankTown Open Hearts Co-Founder awarded Anne T. Rutherford Award](https://franklintomorrow.org/rep-sam-whitson-named-charles-m-sargent-legacy-award-recipient-franktown-open-hearts-co-founder-awarded-anne-t-rutherford-award/) - Recipients Announced for Franklin Tomorrow’s 15th Annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards Hundreds of people were present Tuesday, Nov. 16, to honor the recipients in the 15th Annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards, held at Rolling Hills Community Church. 65th District Tennessee Rep. Sam Whitson was given the Charles M. Sargent Legacy Award, which recognizes
- ['People to Know' topic of Dec. 13 FrankTalks](https://franklintomorrow.org/people-to-know-topic-of-dec-13-franktalks/) - Grab your cup of coffee and join us at Columbia State Community College for the Dec. 13 FrankTalks, featuring a panel of “People to Know,” FrankTalks is presented monthly by Franklin Tomorrow with support from our sustaining partner, Williamson Medical Center, and our presenting partner, Renasant Bank. To RSVP, follow this link. Joining us for the Dec.
- [Jan. 10, 2022, FrankTalks focuses on "New Year, What's Ahead"](https://franklintomorrow.org/jan-10-2022-franktalks-focuses-on-new-year-whats-ahead/) - Start 2022 in the know and join Franklin Tomorrow for the Jan. 10 FrankTalks, "New Year, What's Ahead." FrankTalks is presented monthly by Franklin Tomorrow with support from our sustaining partner, Williamson Medical Center, and our presenting partner, Renasant Bank. To RSVP, follow this link: https://jan10franktalks.eventbrite.com Joining us for the Jan. 10 FrankTalks will be a
- [City's past mayors invited as panelists for Jan. 25 Breakfast With the Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/citys-past-mayors-invited-as-panelists-for-jan-25-breakfast-with-the-mayors/) - Franklin Tomorrow is excited to kick off the New Year with its popular Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners, on Tuesday, January 25. Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore and County Mayor Rogers Anderson have invited the previous Mayors of the City of Franklin to join them for this in-person event. • Dr.
- [Significant Sites in African American History focus of Feb. 14 FrankTalks](https://franklintomorrow.org/significant-sites-in-african-american-history-focus-of-feb-14-franktalks/) - Franklin Tomorrow will host its monthly FrankTalks lecture on Monday, Feb. 14, at 9:30 a.m. at Columbia State Community College, Building A, 1228 Liberty Pike, in east Franklin. As this is Black History Month, we will discuss "Significant Sites in Franklin's African American History." The following speakers have been invited to participate. McLemore House &
- [VIDEO: Feb. 14 FrankTalks event on Significant Sites in African American History"](https://franklintomorrow.org/video-feb-14-franktalks-event-on-significant-sites-in-african-american-history/) - A video of Franklin Tomorrow's monthly FrankTalks lecture from Monday, Feb. 14, on "Significant Sites in Franklin's African American History" is now available. The original program was Monday, Feb. 14, at Columbia State Community College, featuring: McLemore House & AAHS: Alma McLemore Merrill-Williams House: Thelma Battle Green Book House & Natchez Community: Dr. Kenneth Hill
- [March 21 FrankTalks gives chance to meet 'People to Know'](https://franklintomorrow.org/march-21-franktalks-gives-chance-to-meet-people-to-know/) - Franklin Tomorrow's FrankTalks has a new date and location for March. Franklin Tomorrow will host its monthly FrankTalks lecture on Monday, March 21, at 9:30 a.m. at First Presbyterian Church of Franklin, 101 Legends Club Lane. The theme for this program is "People to Know," featuring a panel of business and community leaders. Those participating
- [Future of Health Care in county focus of April 26 Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With the Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/future-of-health-care-in-county-focus-of-april-26-franklin-tomorrow-breakfast-with-the-mayors/) - Franklin Tomorrow's quarterly Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners, will feature a discussion on "Growing Williamson County's Health Care Future," on Tuesday, April 26, at Rolling Hills Community Church. Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson and Franklin Mayor Ken Moore will welcome Phil Mazzuca, CEO of Williamson Medical Center, and Cathy Montgomery, Williamson
- [May 9 FrankTalks to focus on mental health resources, challenges](https://franklintomorrow.org/may-9-franktalks-to-focus-on-mental-health-resources-challenges/) - May is National Mental Health Month. The FrankTalks panel will explore resources and challenges of providing mental health services in the community. The May 9 FrankTalks panel will feature a variety of professionals working together on the coordination of mental health services for our children, the increased need in the community and how a variety
- [June 13 FrankTalks to focus on summer fun, safety in great outdoors](https://franklintomorrow.org/june-13-franktalks-to-focus-on-summer-fun-safety-in-great-outdoors/) - June is National Great Outdoors month and to celebrate Franklin Tomorrow will be hosting our FrankTalks series outside! We will meet at the Aspen Grove Park Pavilion located at 3200 Aspen Grove Drive Franklin, TN 37067, where we will hear from the City of Franklin Parks Department on upcoming summer activities, as well as learn
- [Tickets now on sale for Franklin Tomorrow "22 in '22" celebration July 30 at The Factory](https://franklintomorrow.org/tickets-now-on-sale-for-franklin-tomorrow-22-in-22-celebration-july-30-at-the-factory/) - Help Franklin Tomorrow celebrate “22 in ’22,” marking its more than 20 years as a community visioning and engagement organization in Franklin. We’ll be dining “on” Main Street, although the event will be held in Jamison Hall at The Factory at Franklin. Thank you to CapWealth, our presenting partner. Tickets for the event are $150
- [Past, present Board chairs serve as honorary chairs for Franklin Tomorrow’s “22 in ‘22” anniversary event July 30](https://franklintomorrow.org/tickets-now-on-sale-for-franklin-tomorrows-22-in-22-anniversary-event-july-30/) - Franklin Tomorrow will celebrate “22 in ’22,” marking its more than 20 years as a community visioning and engagement organization in Franklin. Attendees will be dining “on” Main Street, although the event will be held in Jamison Hall at The Factory at Franklin. CapWealth is the presenting partner for the event, which is open to
- [July 11 FrankTalks features "Faces & Voices: Covering Williamson County" panel](https://franklintomorrow.org/july-11-franktalks-features-faces-voices-covering-williamson-county-panel/) - Franklin Tomorrow's July 11 FrankTalks will give you a glimpse into the world of the media here in Williamson County as we host "Faces & Voices: Covering Williamson County." This event will be held at Columbia State Community College, 1228 Liberty Pike, in Building A, which is best accessed from the eastern-most entrance to the
- [July 26 Breakfast With Mayors to discuss education with school leaders](https://franklintomorrow.org/july-26-breakfast-with-mayors-to-discuss-education-with-school-leaders/) - Franklin Tomorrow's quarterly Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners, will feature a discussion on "Williamson County's Education System" on Tuesday, July 26, at Rolling Hills Community Church. Williamson County Schools Superintendent Jason Golden and Franklin Special School District Director of Schools Dr. David Snowden will join Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson and
- [Watch July 26, 2022, Breakfast With Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/watch-july-26-2022-breakfast-with-mayors/) - The leaders of Williamson County's two school districts were the featured speakers at the Tuesday, July 26, Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners. To watch the hourlong program, .
- [Aug. 8 FrankTalks features 'City Hall on Wheels' presentation on public safety](https://franklintomorrow.org/aug-8-franktalks-features-city-hall-on-wheels-presentation-on-public-safety/) - Tickets are now available for the Aug. 8 Franklin Tomorrow FrankTalks, featuring a "City Hall on Wheels" presentation by City of Franklin, TN - Municipal Government Administrator Eric Stuckey on public safety in our community. We are still working out some details, but this event is free. To RSVP for this event, go to https://Aug82022FrankTalks.eventbrite.com
- [Franklin Tomorrow "22 in '22" celebrates community with dinner "on" Main Street](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-22-in-22-celebrates-community-with-dinner-on-main-street/) - To celebrate its 22 years serving Franklin as a community visioning and engagement organization, Franklin Tomorrow held a "party with a purpose" on Saturday, July 30, in Jamison Hall at The Factory at Franklin. The "22 in '22" party had originally been planned in 2020 to celebrate 20 years, but like so many things, was
- [QPR suicide prevention classes set for August, September](https://franklintomorrow.org/qpr-suicide-prevention-classes-set-for-august-september/) - Just as people trained in CPR and the Heimlich Maneuver help save thousands of lives each year, people trained in QPR learn how to understand mental health, recognize the warning signs of a suicide crisis, and how to question, persuade, and refer someone to help. In collaboration of Find Hope Franklin, TSPN (Tennessee Suicide Prevention
- ['Celebrate Community' topic of Sept. 12 FrankTalks at First UMC](https://franklintomorrow.org/celebrate-community-topic-of-sept-12-franktalks-at-first-umc/) - Former Rotary International President Mark Maloney will kick off FrankTalks by discussing the Celebrate Community initiative, which was organized by four worldwide volunteer service organizations. Leadership from the service organizations Kiwanis International, Lions Clubs International, Optimist International, and Rotary International have encouraged their clubs and youth programs around the world to work together on projects
- [Nominations open for 16th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/nominations-open-for-16th-annual-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards/) - The nominations packet for the 16th annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards has been released and the public, as well as local nonprofit organizations and businesses are asked to consider nominating one or more volunteers for the 16th annual awards process. The awards will be presented November 15th during an event at Rolling Hills
- [FrankTalks Oct. 17 to focus on lifelong learning, leisure opportunities](https://franklintomorrow.org/4831-2/) - Franklin Tomorrow's October FrankTalks lecture will focus on programs the Williamson County Public Library and Parks and Recreation Department offer at the facilities on the Columbia Avenue campus. Franklin Tomorrow will host its monthly FrankTalks lecture on Monday, October 17th at 9:30 a.m. at the Williamson County Enrichment Center located on 110 Everbright Avenue in
- [Breakfast With the Mayors set for Oct. 25](https://franklintomorrow.org/breakfast-with-the-mayors-set-for-oct-25/) - Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson will lead a conversation on broadband access and expansion in Williamson County during the Oct. 25, 2022, Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners. The event will be held at Rolling Hills Community Church, 1810 Columbia Ave., Franklin, with a networking breakfast beginning at 7 a.m.,
- [Free tickets available for Nov. 15 Franklin Tomorrow Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/free-tickets-available-for-nov-15-franklin-tomorrow-community-volunteer-awards/) - Nominations have been received for the 16th Annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards, which will be held on Tuesday, November 15 at 6 p.m. at Rolling Hills Community Church, 1810 Columbia Ave. There will be light refreshments and a social time with doors opening at 5 p.m. Thanks to the generosity of partners, including
- [QPR suicide prevention classes set March 28, April 12](https://franklintomorrow.org/qpr-suicide-prevention-classes-set-march-28-april-12/) - As part of Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore's Find Hope Franklin initiative, Franklin Tomorrow will coordinate two separate sessions of Question Persuade and Refer (QPR) suicide prevention training over the next month. The sessions are set for March 28, 1:30-2:45 p.m. and April 12, 1:30-2:45 p.m. Just as people trained in CPR and the Heimlich
- [Nominations announced for Nov. 15 Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/nominations-announced-for-nov-15-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards/) - Franklin Tomorrow today announced the nominees in six categories for Franklin Tomorrow's 16th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards, which will be held on Tuesday, November 15 at 6 p.m. at Rolling Hills Community Church, 1810 Columbia Ave. There will be light refreshments and a social time with doors opening at 5 p.m. Thanks to the
- [Recipients Announced in Franklin Tomorrow’s 16th Annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/recipients-announced-in-franklin-tomorrows-16th-annual-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards/) - Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore named Charles M. Sargent Legacy Award recipient, Marianne Schroer awarded Anne T. Rutherford Award Hundreds of people were present Tuesday, Nov. 15, to honor the recipients in the 16th Annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards, held at Rolling Hills Community Church. Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore was given the
- [Final FrankTalks for 2022 set for Dec. 12 as 2022 review, 2023 preview with panel](https://franklintomorrow.org/final-franktalks-for-2022-set-for-dec-12-as-2022-review-2023-preview-with-panel/) - Franklin Tomorrow’s final 2022 FrankTalks is set for Monday, Dec. 12, at Columbia State Community College with a panel that will give a review of 2022 and a preview of 2023. While we don't think any of our panelists have a crystal ball stashed away, we believe we have assembled a panel which knows and
- [Jan. 9 FrankTalks will give us all something to talk about](https://franklintomorrow.org/4919-2/) - Welcome to 2023! This month's FrankTalks lecture will kick off a little differently with a short performance by Backlight Production members to promote their upcoming show "Singin' In The Rain." Backlight Productions was an award winner at Franklin Tomorrow's Community Volunteer Awards for its work as a theater arts program for adults with Intellectual and
- [Two newly elected state representatives will be featured Feb. 13 at monthly FrankTalks](https://franklintomorrow.org/two-newly-elected-state-representatives-will-be-featured-feb-13-at-monthly-franktalks/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow for our monthly FrankTalks series on Feb. 13, 2023, as we hear from two newly elected members of the Tennessee House of Representatives. During the event, you will hear from Gino Bulso (R-Brentwood) of District 61 and Jake McCalmon (R-Franklin) of District 63. FrankTalks is presented monthly in partnership with Renasant Bank
- ["Two Mayors, Shared Vision" topic of Feb. 28 Breakfast With Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/two-mayors-shared-vision-topic-of-jan-31-breakfast-with-mayors/) - The first quarter Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With the Mayors featuring Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson and Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore has been rescheduled for Tuesday, Feb. 28, after being cancelled due to a forecast of wintry and dangerous weather on Jan. 31. Breakfast With the Mayors is presented by Gresham Smith and Pinnacle Financial
- [Watch Feb. 13 Franklin Tomorrow FrankTalks with newly elected legislators](https://franklintomorrow.org/watch-feb-13-franklin-tomorrow-franktalks-with-newly-elected-legislators/) - Watch the video replay of the Monday, Feb. 13, Franklin Tomorrow FrankTalks with Rep. Gino Bulso (District 61, R-Brentwood) and Rep. Jake McCalmon (District 63, R-Franklin) at the link below.
- [Franklin Tomorrow's FrankTalks March 20 features “People to Know” theme](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrows-franktalks-march-20-features-people-to-know-theme/) - Franklin Tomorrow’s monthly FrankTalks event has a new date and location for March, set for Monday, March 20, at the Williamson County Enrichment Center located at 110 Everbright Ave in Franklin, TN 37064. It will begin at 9 a.m. with a coffee social and the program at 9:30 a.m. To RSVP for the free event,
- [Citizens invited to Envision Franklin update March 22, Factory District results March 23](https://franklintomorrow.org/citizens-invited-to-envision-franklin-update-march-22-factory-district-results-march-23/) - The City of Franklin has announced Community Outreach for the Envision Franklin update will continue on Wednesday, March 22, 2023, at Columbia State Community College in the Community Room. There will be two time slots offered to participate in, from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. OR from 5-6:30 p.m. The purpose of the meeting will be to collect feedback, specifically on key planning considerations
- [April 25th Breakfast with the Mayors will focus on land use](https://franklintomorrow.org/april-breakfast-with-the-mayors-will-focus-on-land-use/) - Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson and Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore will be the program for the Tuesday, April 25th, Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Gresham Smith & Pinnacle Financial Partners and a host of other partners. The event will begin at 7 a.m. at Rolling Hills Community Church, 1810 Columbia Ave.,
- [Video replay of March 20, 2023, FrankTalks: People to Know](https://franklintomorrow.org/video-replay-of-march-20-2023-franktalks-people-to-know/) - Watch the recording of the March 20, 2023 Franklin Tomorrow FrankTalks: People to Know, with Tyrus Sturgis of the Heritage Foundation of Williamson County; Christopher Swafford of Blood Assurance; and Patrick Thomas & Rachel Potter of the "Country Legends" show coming to the Franklin Theatre. FrankTalks is presented monthly by Franklin Tomorrow and Renasant Bank,
- [QPR suicide prevention classes set for May](https://franklintomorrow.org/qpr-suicide-prevention-classes-set-for-may/) - Just as people trained in CPR and the Heimlich Maneuver help save thousands of lives each year, people trained in QPR learn how to understand mental health, recognize the warning signs of a suicide crisis, and how to question, persuade, and refer someone to help. In collaboration of Find Hope Franklin, TSPN (Tennessee Suicide Prevention
- [Monthly Franklin Tomorrow FrankTalks set for June 12 at Westhaven to discuss new book](https://franklintomorrow.org/monthly-franklin-tomorrow-franktalks-set-for-june-12-at-westhaven-to-discuss-new-book/) - Sheridan, Hood to discuss “Historic Franklin: Along the Harpeth” This month's Franklin Tomorrow FrankTalks lecture on Monday, June 12, will feature author Jay Sheridan and photographer Robin Hood, who will discuss their upcoming book, “Historic Franklin: Along the Harpeth.” Franklin Tomorrow will host the monthly event on June 12, at 9:30 a.m. at the Westhaven
- [Census data shows Williamson County aging, City studying housing to fit the population](https://franklintomorrow.org/census-data-shows-williamson-county-aging-city-studying-housing-to-fit-the-population/) - The U.S. Census Bureau released data June 21, 2023, showing America is getting older and that's true in Williamson County as well, where the median age went from 39.5 years old in 2020 to 40.4 in 2022. The median age for women went from 40.1 in 2020 to 41.0 in 2022, while men's median age
- [July 10 FrankTalks to focus on personal transportation in 'City Hall on Wheels' program](https://franklintomorrow.org/july-10-franktalks-to-focus-on-personal-transportation-in-city-hall-on-wheels-program/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow on Monday, July 10, for our latest installment of our monthly FrankTalks lecture series. Join us at Columbia State Community College as we discuss the topic, "On The Road Again," focusing on personal transportation in the Franklin area as part of our "City Hall on Wheels" presentations. We'll hear about road projects
- [Franklin Tomorrow, City of Franklin launch contest to design local "I Voted" sticker for October election](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-city-of-franklin-launch-contest-to-design-local-i-voted-sticker-for-october-election/) - Franklin Tomorrow, in partnership with the City of Franklin and its Public Arts Commission, is excited to announce its inaugural “I Voted” sticker design contest. Residents of Williamson County can participate by creating an original design for “I Voted” stickers that will be available to voters in Williamson County in the upcoming City of Franklin
- ["On The Road Again" topic of July 10 FrankTalks with focus on road projects, personal transportation options](https://franklintomorrow.org/on-the-road-again-topic-of-july-10-franktalks-with-focus-on-road-projects-personal-transportation-options/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow on Monday, July 10, for our latest installment of our monthly FrankTalks lecture series. Join us at Columbia State Community College as we discuss the topic, "On The Road Again," focusing on personal transportation in the Franklin area as part of our "City Hall on Wheels" presentations. We'll hear about road projects
- [Three QPR suicide prevention classes planned in July](https://franklintomorrow.org/three-qpr-suicide-prevention-classes-planned-in-july/) - Find Hope Franklin, in conjunction with Franklin Tomorrow, will offer three sessions of Question Persuade Refer (QPR) suicide prevention and mental health awareness training in the month of July. Just as people trained in CPR and the Heimlich Maneuver help save thousands of lives each year, people trained in QPR learn how to understand mental
- [YouAreNotAloneTN.com website, video debuts at Breakfast With Mayors focused on impact of addiction, mental health](https://franklintomorrow.org/youarenotalonetn-com-website-video-debuts-at-breakfast-with-mayors-focused-on-impact-of-addiction-mental-health/) - As part of Franklin Tomorrow's quarterly Breakfast With the Mayors, a new video and website that provides information, resources, and hope for individuals struggling with substance use disorders or mental health challenges was debuted as part of the program. Developed by the Williamson Prevention Coalition (Anti-Drug Coalition) – which includes the Williamson County Health Department
- [Aug. 14 FrankTalks focuses on historic Factory at Franklin, its future](https://franklintomorrow.org/aug-14-franktalks-focuses-on-historic-factory-at-franklin-its-future/) - Join us at The Factory at Franklin in the Heritage Room as we explore the history and impact of this iconic Franklin landmark with Historian Carris Campbell and see things we may have never noticed before. Then, Allen Arender of Holladay Properties will give us an up-to-date glimpse into the future of The Factory as
- [Public online voting open in Franklin Tomorrow’s  “I Voted” sticker design contest for October election](https://franklintomorrow.org/public-online-voting-open-in-franklin-tomorrows-i-voted-sticker-design-contest-for-october-election/) - Pick your favorite design from three finalists in both the adult and youth categories of the “I Voted” sticker design, which was organized by Franklin Tomorrow, Williamson County Election Commission and the City of Franklin’s Public Arts Commission. Online voting will be open starting at 10 a.m. on Monday, Aug. 14, and continue through Wednesday,
- [Watch update on The Factory at Franklin project from Aug. 14, 2023, FrankTalks](https://franklintomorrow.org/watch-update-on-the-factory-at-franklin-project-from-aug-14-2023-franktalks/) - It was a full house on Monday, Aug. 14, for our monthly FrankTalks lecture series, presented by Renasant Bank and our sustaining partners, Atmos Energy and Williamson Health. The topic was the history and the future of The Factory at Franklin. Thanks to historian Carris Campbell and Allen Arender of Holladay Properties. The program is
- [Local organizations to host Oct. 2 Candidates’ Forum in Franklin mayoral, aldermanic election](https://franklintomorrow.org/local-organizations-to-host-oct-2-candidates-forum-in-franklin-mayoral-aldermanic-election/) - To help educate voters about the issues and acquaint them with the candidates, several community organizations are coming together on Monday, Oct. 2, to host a Candidates' Forum. The program will be held at Franklin City Hall, 5:30-8 p.m., and all candidates on the ballot are invited to participate in this event being presented by
- [Breakfast With the Mayors moves to Nov. 7 with guest Randy Lowry](https://franklintomorrow.org/breakfast-with-the-mayors-moves-to-nov-7-with-guest-randy-lowry/) - Franklin Tomorrow's quarterly Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners and Gresham Smith, will be held Tuesday, Nov. 7, at Rolling Hills Community Church. Joining Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson and Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore that morning will be Dr. Randy Lowry, former president of Lipscomb University and a nationally recognized expert
- [Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With Mayors puts focus on finding common ground amid conflict](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-breakfast-with-mayors-puts-focus-on-finding-common-ground-amid-conflict/) - Join Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson and Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore for the final installment of Franklin Tomorrow's Breakfast With the Mayors on Tuesday, Nov. 7, at Rolling Hills Community Church. Joining Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson and Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore that morning will be Dr. Randy Lowry, former president of Lipscomb
- [Nov. 13 FrankTalks focuses on nonprofit needs for upcoming holiday season](https://franklintomorrow.org/nov-13-franktalks-focuses-on-nonprofit-needs-for-upcoming-holiday-season/) - Williamson County is home to hundreds of nonprofits or charity drives, many of which kick in during the holiday season. Join Franklin Tomorrow at Columbia State Community College on Liberty Pike on Nov. 13 for a FrankTalks program in which we will hear from several area nonprofits, with the them, "All I NEED for Christmas:
- [Nominations deadline extended until Jan. 5 for 17th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards in January, return to Franklin Theatre](https://franklintomorrow.org/nominations-now-open-in-17th-annual-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards-in-january-return-to-franklin-theatre/) - The nomination deadline has been extended until Jan. 5, 2024, for the 17th Annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards, which will be held in January . Thanks to the generosity of partners, including presenting partner Williamson Memorial Funeral Home & Cremation Services, there is no cost to attend this year's event, but RSVPs will
- [Be part of "Charting Franklin's Future" Jan. 30 at Breakfast With Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/be-part-of-charting-franklins-future-jan-30-at-breakfast-with-mayors/) - "Charting Franklin's Future" will be the topic of Franklin Tomorrow's first Breakfast With the Mayors of 2024, set for Tuesday, Jan. 30, at Rolling Hills Community Church, starting at 7 a.m. Breakfast With the Mayors is held quarterly with the support of presenting partners, Pinnacle Financial Partners and Gresham Smith, as well as our sustaining
- [Numerous nominations recognizing service submitted for Feb. 7 Exemplary Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/numerous-nominations-recognizing-service-submitted-for-feb-7-exemplary-volunteer-awards/) - Free event will be at Franklin Theatre, include in memoriam service honoring lives lost in 2023 Franklin Tomorrow's 17th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards have been set for Wednesday, Feb. 7, at the Franklin Theatre. Almost 40 nominations were submitted in five different categories which include categories for the awards, which include the Volunteer Spirit
- [Jan. 30 Breakfast with Mayors served as citizen input kickoff for update of City Strategic Plan](https://franklintomorrow.org/jan-30-breakfast-with-mayors-serves-as-citizen-input-kickoff-for-update-of-city-strategic-plan/) - Citizens asked to participate in online survey on strategic priorities for future The Jan. 30 Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With the Mayors was one of the largest audiences at the quarterly event in recent yeas and served as the kickoff to engage citizens for the City of Franklin in updating the City’s Strategic Plan, Franklin Forward.
- [Lee-Buckner Rosenwald School history, future topic of Feb. 12 FrankTalks](https://franklintomorrow.org/lee-buckner-rosenwald-school-history-future-topic-of-feb-12-franktalks/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow for our monthly FrankTalks on Monday, Feb. 12, to learn more about the last remaining Rosenwald School in Williamson County, the Lee-Buckner School, and how its history and legacy are being preserved through its move to the Heritage Foundation of Franklin & Williamson County's Franklin Grove Estate & Gardens in downtown Franklin.
- [Nominees announced in 17th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards, set to return Feb. 7 to Franklin Theatre](https://franklintomorrow.org/5399-2/) - Additional awards to be presented that evening Franklin Tomorrow today announced the nominees in five categories for its 17th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards, which will be held on Wednesday, Feb. 7, at 6 p.m. at the Franklin Theatre in Historic Downtown Franklin. Doors will open at 5 p.m., and thanks to the generosity of
- [Recipients Announced for Franklin Tomorrow’s  17th Annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/recipients-announced-for-franklin-tomorrows-17th-annual-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards/) - Franklin Special School Board Chair Robert Blair named Charles M. Sargent Legacy Award recipient, Heritage Foundation’s Ed Silva awarded Anne T. Rutherford Award It was a packed house at the Franklin Theatre on Wednesday, Feb. 7, to honor the recipients in the 17th annual Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards. Franklin Special School District Board
- [](https://franklintomorrow.org/5261-2/) - Franklin Tomorrow’s next quarterly Breakfast With the Mayors is set for Tuesday, July 25, with Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson and Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore being joined by experts for a discussion on mental health and addiction in our community. Breakfast With the Mayors is presented quarterly by Pinnacle Financial Partners and Gresham Smith,
- [Tourism, Sesquicentennial focus of Oct. 29 Breakfast With Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/tourism-sesquicentennial-focus-of-oct-29-breakfast-with-mayors/)
- [Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With Mayors held](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-tomorrow-breakfast-with-mayors-held/)
- [Entrepreneurs join Mayors Oct. 29 for Breakfast With Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/entrepreneurs-join-mayors-oct-29-for-breakfast-with-mayors/)

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- [Franklin Tomorrow](https://franklintomorrow.org/) - [et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ disabled_on=”on|on|off” _builder_version=”4.21.0″ _module_preset=”default” custom_margin=”-10px||||false|false” custom_padding=”4px||15px|||” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_row _builder_version=”4.21.0″ _module_preset=”default” custom_margin=”|auto||auto|false|false” custom_padding=”2px||4px|||” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_column type=”4_4″ _builder_version=”4.21.0″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][revslider_divi revslider_divi=”%91rev_slider alias=%22slider-2%22 slidertitle=%22Slider 2%22%93%91/rev_slider%93″ _builder_version=”4.21.0″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/revslider_divi][/et_pb_column][/et_pb_row][/et_pb_section][et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ disabled_on=”on|on|off” _builder_version=”4.21.0″ _module_preset=”default” custom_margin=”||||false|false” custom_padding=”1px||8px||false|false” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_row column_structure=”1_3,1_3,1_3″ _builder_version=”4.21.0″ _module_preset=”default” background_color=”#056800″ width=”100%” max_width=”2560px” custom_margin=”-20px|auto|50px|auto|false|false” custom_padding=”16px||14px|||” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_column type=”1_3″ _builder_version=”4.21.0″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_text _builder_version=”4.21.0″ _module_preset=”default” header_font=”Pathway Gothic One||||||||” header_2_text_color=”#FFFFFF” header_2_font_size=”28px” custom_margin=”5px|-30px|10px|30px|false|false” link_option_url=”https://franklintomorrow.org/engage/” global_colors_info=”{}”]Engage The
- [Contact Us](https://franklintomorrow.org/contact-us/) - [et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ fullwidth=”on” _builder_version=”4.21.0″ animation_style=”slide” animation_direction=”top” animation_intensity_slide=”2%” animation_starting_opacity=”100%” locked=”off” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_fullwidth_header title=”Contact Us” content_max_width=”800px” _builder_version=”4.24.2″ title_level=”h2″ title_font=”Pathway Gothic One||||||||” title_font_size=”60px” title_line_height=”1.2em” content_font=”||||||||” content_font_size=”20px” content_line_height=”1.8em” background_color=”rgba(255, 255, 255, 0)” use_background_color_gradient=”on” background_color_gradient_direction=”90deg” background_color_gradient_stops=”rgba(0,0,0,0.75) 0%|rgba(0,0,0,0) 100%” background_color_gradient_overlays_image=”on” background_color_gradient_start=”rgba(0,0,0,0.75)” background_color_gradient_end=”rgba(0,0,0,0)” background_image=”https://franklintomorrow.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Contact-Us-Website-page.png” custom_button_one=”on” button_one_text_size=”18px” button_one_bg_color=”#02d002″ button_one_border_width=”8px” button_one_border_color=”#02d002″ button_one_border_radius=”0px” button_one_letter_spacing=”1px” button_one_font=”Lato|700|||||||” button_one_use_icon=”off” custom_button_two=”on” button_two_text_size=”18px” button_two_text_color=”#353740″ button_two_bg_color=”#ffffff” button_two_border_width=”8px” button_two_border_color=”#ffffff” button_two_border_radius=”0px” button_two_letter_spacing=”1px” button_two_font=”Lato|700|||||||” button_two_use_icon=”off”
- [Volunteers](https://franklintomorrow.org/volunteers/) - Nominees announced in 17th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards, set to return Feb. 7 to Franklin Theatre Additional awards to be presented that evening Franklin Tomorrow today announced…
- [Franklin Youth Advisory Council](https://franklintomorrow.org/franklin-youth-advisory-council/)
- [Sponsorships](https://franklintomorrow.org/sponsorships/) - [et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ fullwidth=”on” disabled_on=”on|on|off” _builder_version=”4.16″ animation_style=”slide” animation_direction=”top” animation_intensity_slide=”2%” animation_starting_opacity=”100%” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_fullwidth_header title=”Sponsorships” button_one_text=”Connect With Us” button_one_url=”https://franklintomorrow.org/contact-us/” content_max_width=”700px” _builder_version=”4.25.0″ title_font=”Pathway Gothic One||||||||” title_font_size=”60px” title_line_height=”1.2em” content_font=”Open Sans||||||||” content_font_size=”20px” content_line_height=”1.8em” background_color=”rgba(255, 255, 255, 0)” use_background_color_gradient=”on” background_color_gradient_direction=”90deg” background_color_gradient_stops=”rgba(0,0,0,0.75) 0%|rgba(0,0,0,0) 80%” background_color_gradient_overlays_image=”on” background_color_gradient_start=”rgba(0,0,0,0.75)” background_color_gradient_end=”rgba(0,0,0,0)” background_image=”https://franklintomorrow.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Franklin-Tomorrow.png” custom_button_one=”on” button_one_text_size=”18px” button_one_text_color=”#FFFFFF” button_one_bg_color=”#056800″ button_one_border_width=”8px” button_one_border_color=”#056800″ button_one_border_radius=”0px” button_one_letter_spacing=”1px” button_one_font=”Lato|700|||||||” button_one_use_icon=”off” custom_button_two=”on” button_two_text_size=”18px” button_two_text_color=”#353740″ button_two_bg_color=”#ffffff” button_two_border_width=”8px” button_two_border_color=”#ffffff”
- [Mayor's Golf Tournament](https://franklintomorrow.org/mayors-golf-tournament/) - [et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ fullwidth=”on” disabled_on=”on|on|off” _builder_version=”4.16″ animation_style=”slide” animation_direction=”top” animation_intensity_slide=”2%” animation_starting_opacity=”100%” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_fullwidth_header title=”Mayor’s Cup Golf Tournament” button_one_text=”Connect With Us” content_max_width=”700px” _builder_version=”4.27.4″ title_font=”Pathway Gothic One||||||||” title_font_size=”60px” title_line_height=”1.2em” content_font=”Open Sans||||||||” content_font_size=”20px” content_line_height=”1.8em” background_color=”rgba(255, 255, 255, 0)” use_background_color_gradient=”on” background_color_gradient_direction=”90deg” background_color_gradient_stops=”rgba(0,0,0,0.75) 0%|rgba(0,0,0,0) 100%” background_color_gradient_overlays_image=”on” background_color_gradient_start=”rgba(0,0,0,0.75)” background_color_gradient_end=”rgba(0,0,0,0)” background_image=”https://franklintomorrow.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Mayors-Golf-Tournament.jpg” custom_button_one=”on” button_one_text_size=”18px” button_one_bg_color=”#056800″ button_one_border_width=”8px” button_one_border_color=”#056800″ button_one_border_radius=”0px” button_one_letter_spacing=”1px” button_one_font=”Lato|700|||||||” button_one_use_icon=”off” custom_button_two=”on” button_two_text_size=”18px” button_two_text_color=”#353740″ button_two_bg_color=”#ffffff” button_two_border_width=”8px”
- [FrankTalks](https://franklintomorrow.org/franktalks/) - [et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ fullwidth=”on” disabled_on=”on|on|off” _builder_version=”4.16″ animation_style=”slide” animation_direction=”top” animation_intensity_slide=”2%” animation_starting_opacity=”100%” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_fullwidth_header title=”FrankTalks” button_one_text=”Connect With Us” content_max_width=”700px” _builder_version=”4.21.0″ title_font=”Pathway Gothic One||||||||” title_font_size=”60px” title_line_height=”1.2em” content_font=”Open Sans||||||||” content_font_size=”20px” content_line_height=”1.8em” background_color=”rgba(255, 255, 255, 0)” use_background_color_gradient=”on” background_color_gradient_direction=”90deg” background_color_gradient_stops=”rgba(0,0,0,0.75) 0%|rgba(0,0,0,0) 100%” background_color_gradient_overlays_image=”on” background_color_gradient_start=”rgba(0,0,0,0.75)” background_color_gradient_end=”rgba(0,0,0,0)” background_image=”https://franklintomorrow.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/2-FrankTalks.png” custom_button_one=”on” button_one_text_size=”18px” button_one_bg_color=”#056800″ button_one_border_width=”8px” button_one_border_color=”#056800″ button_one_border_radius=”0px” button_one_letter_spacing=”1px” button_one_font=”Lato|700|||||||” button_one_use_icon=”off” custom_button_two=”on” button_two_text_size=”18px” button_two_text_color=”#353740″ button_two_bg_color=”#ffffff” button_two_border_width=”8px” button_two_border_color=”#ffffff” button_two_border_radius=”0px” button_two_letter_spacing=”1px”
- [TEDX Franklin coming in March 2026 with theme, 'Finding Your Place Within Your Community'](https://franklintomorrow.org/events/tedx-franklin-coming-in-march-2026-with-theme-finding-your-place-within-your-community/) - TEDx Franklin will be Saturday, March 28, 2026, from 2 to 5:30 p.m. in the theater located in the Arts & Technology Building at the Columbia State Community College, Williamson Campus, located at 1228 Liberty Pike in Franklin. This event will showcase 12 speakers, both local and national, who will speak about topics relating to
- [Events](https://franklintomorrow.org/events/) - Our events are designed to provide you with valuable insights and knowledge that you can apply to your personal or professional life. Whether you’re looking to network with individuals or learn from industry experts, our events offer something for everyone...
- [About Us](https://franklintomorrow.org/about-us/) - Franklin Tomorrow is an independent, community-visioning nonprofit created in 2000 by a group of forward-looking business and community leaders to safeguard the attributes that made Franklin special then for future generations...
- [Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards](https://franklintomorrow.org/exemplary-community-volunteer-awards/) - [et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ fullwidth=”on” disabled_on=”on|on|off” _builder_version=”4.27.5″ animation_style=”slide” animation_direction=”top” animation_intensity_slide=”2%” animation_starting_opacity=”100%” link_option_url=”https://form.jotform.com/253204622857053″ global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_fullwidth_header title=”Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards” button_one_text=”Nominate A Volunteer” button_one_url=”https://form.jotform.com/253204622857053″ content_max_width=”700px” _builder_version=”4.27.4″ title_font=”Pathway Gothic One||||||||” title_font_size=”60px” title_line_height=”1.2em” content_font=”Open Sans||||||||” content_font_size=”20px” content_line_height=”1.8em” background_color=”rgba(255, 255, 255, 0)” use_background_color_gradient=”on” background_color_gradient_direction=”90deg” background_color_gradient_stops=”rgba(0,0,0,0.75) 0%|rgba(0,0,0,0) 100%” background_color_gradient_overlays_image=”on” background_color_gradient_start=”rgba(0,0,0,0.75)” background_color_gradient_end=”rgba(0,0,0,0)” background_image=”https://franklintomorrow.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Nik-Conklin-Corporate-Volunteerism.jpg” custom_button_one=”on” button_one_text_size=”18px” button_one_bg_color=”#056800″ button_one_border_width=”8px” button_one_border_color=”#056800″ button_one_border_radius=”0px” button_one_letter_spacing=”1px” button_one_font=”Lato|700|||||||” button_one_use_icon=”off” custom_button_two=”on” button_two_text_size=”18px” button_two_text_color=”#353740″
- [Live Stream](https://franklintomorrow.org/live-stream/) - [et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ disabled_on=”on|on|off” admin_label=”Market Information Section” _builder_version=”4.16″ custom_padding=”10px||3px|||” global_colors_info=”{}”][/et_pb_section][et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ disabled_on=”on|on|off” admin_label=”Market Information Section” _builder_version=”4.16″ custom_padding=”10px||15px|||” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_row admin_label=”Market Information Title Area” _builder_version=”4.25.1″ custom_margin=”||10px||false|false” custom_padding=”14px|0px|40px|0px||” hover_transition_duration=”0ms” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_column type=”4_4″ _builder_version=”4.21.0″ positioning=”none” custom_padding=”|||” hover_transition_duration=”0ms” global_colors_info=”{}” custom_padding__hover=”|||”][et_pb_text admin_label=”Title” _builder_version=”4.25.1″ text_font=”||||||||” header_font=”||||||||” header_2_font=”Pathway Gothic One||||||||” header_2_text_color=”#056800″ header_2_font_size=”40px” header_2_line_height=”1.5em” custom_margin=”25px|||||” custom_padding=”|||” animation_direction=”left” global_colors_info=”{}”]Live Stream: Breakfast with the Mayors 7:45 a.m. –
- [Breakfast with the Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/breakfast-with-the-mayors/) - [et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ fullwidth=”on” disabled_on=”on|on|off” _builder_version=”4.16″ animation_style=”slide” animation_direction=”top” animation_intensity_slide=”2%” animation_starting_opacity=”100%” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_fullwidth_header title=”Breakfast with the Mayors” button_one_text=”Connect With Us” content_max_width=”700px” _builder_version=”4.27.4″ title_font=”Pathway Gothic One||||||||” title_font_size=”60px” title_line_height=”1.2em” content_font=”Open Sans||||||||” content_font_size=”20px” content_line_height=”1.8em” background_color=”rgba(255, 255, 255, 0)” use_background_color_gradient=”on” background_color_gradient_direction=”90deg” background_color_gradient_stops=”rgba(0,0,0,0.75) 0%|rgba(0,0,0,0) 100%” background_color_gradient_overlays_image=”on” background_color_gradient_start=”rgba(0,0,0,0.75)” background_color_gradient_end=”rgba(0,0,0,0)” background_image=”https://franklintomorrow.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/1-BWTM.jpg” custom_button_one=”on” button_one_text_size=”18px” button_one_bg_color=”#056800″ button_one_border_width=”8px” button_one_border_color=”#056800″ button_one_border_radius=”0px” button_one_letter_spacing=”1px” button_one_font=”Lato|700|||||||” button_one_use_icon=”off” custom_button_two=”on” button_two_text_size=”18px” button_two_text_color=”#353740″ button_two_bg_color=”#ffffff” button_two_border_width=”8px”
- [🖌️ Vote Now: Choose Your Favorite Design!](https://franklintomorrow.org/cast-your-vote/) - [et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ disabled_on=”on|off|off” admin_label=”Service” _builder_version=”4.27.4″ _module_preset=”default” use_background_color_gradient=”on” background_color_gradient_stops=”rgba(41,59,69,0.7) 63%|#293b45 84%” background_color_gradient_overlays_image=”on” background_image=”https://franklintomorrow.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/VIsion-City-Visit-2160-×-1080-px-1400-×-500-px.png” collapsed=”on” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_row _builder_version=”4.27.4″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_column type=”4_4″ _builder_version=”4.20.0″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_text _builder_version=”4.27.4″ _module_preset=”19f3e46b-9c60-40a0-a2c5-4a45fa48ccff” header_2_text_color=”#FFFFFF” text_orientation=”center” custom_margin=”||10px||false|false” global_colors_info=”{}”]🖌️ Vote Now: Choose Your Favorite Design![/et_pb_text][/et_pb_column][/et_pb_row][/et_pb_section][et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ disabled_on=”on|off|off” _builder_version=”4.27.4″ _module_preset=”default” custom_padding=”25px||30px|||” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_row _builder_version=”4.27.4″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_column type=”4_4″ _builder_version=”4.27.4″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_image src=”https://franklintomorrow.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/I-VOTED-AD-Sizes-header-1235-×-400-px-1.png” title_text=”_I VOTED AD Sizes header (1235 × 400
- ["I Voted" Sticker Design Contest](https://franklintomorrow.org/i-voted-sticker/) - Enter the 'I Voted' Sticker Design Contest! Create a unique voting sticker for our community. Submit your design for a chance to be featured!
- [Officers](https://franklintomorrow.org/officers/) - Franklin Tomorrow is governed by a 25-member Board of Directors as well as an Executive Committee comprised of officers and at-large representatives from the Board...
- [Board of Directors](https://franklintomorrow.org/board-of-directors/) - [et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ fullwidth=”on” disabled_on=”on|on|off” _builder_version=”4.16″ animation_style=”slide” animation_direction=”top” animation_intensity_slide=”2%” animation_starting_opacity=”100%” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_fullwidth_header title=”Board of Directors” button_one_text=”Connect With Us” button_one_url=”https://franklintomorrow.org/contact-us/” content_max_width=”700px” _builder_version=”4.25.0″ title_font=”Pathway Gothic One||||||||” title_font_size=”60px” title_line_height=”1.2em” content_font=”Open Sans||||||||” content_font_size=”20px” content_line_height=”1.8em” background_color=”rgba(255, 255, 255, 0)” use_background_color_gradient=”on” background_color_gradient_direction=”90deg” background_color_gradient_stops=”rgba(0,0,0,0.75) 0%|rgba(0,0,0,0) 100%” background_color_gradient_overlays_image=”on” background_color_gradient_start=”rgba(0,0,0,0.75)” background_color_gradient_end=”rgba(0,0,0,0)” background_image=”https://franklintomorrow.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Board-Members-e1708977186866.jpg” parallax=”on” custom_button_one=”on” button_one_text_size=”18px” button_one_text_color=”#FFFFFF” button_one_bg_color=”#056800″ button_one_border_width=”8px” button_one_border_color=”#056800″ button_one_border_radius=”0px” button_one_letter_spacing=”1px” button_one_font=”Lato|700|||||||” button_one_use_icon=”off” custom_button_two=”on” button_two_text_size=”18px” button_two_text_color=”#353740″
- [Get Fit Franklin](https://franklintomorrow.org/get-fit-franklin/) - [et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ fullwidth=”on” disabled_on=”on|on|off” _builder_version=”4.16″ animation_style=”slide” animation_direction=”top” animation_intensity_slide=”2%” animation_starting_opacity=”100%” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_fullwidth_header title=”Get Fit Franklin” button_one_text=”Connect With Us” content_max_width=”700px” _builder_version=”4.22.2″ title_font=”Pathway Gothic One||||||||” title_font_size=”60px” title_line_height=”1.2em” content_font=”Open Sans||||||||” content_font_size=”20px” content_line_height=”1.8em” background_color=”rgba(255, 255, 255, 0)” use_background_color_gradient=”on” background_color_gradient_direction=”90deg” background_color_gradient_stops=”rgba(0,0,0,0.75) 0%|rgba(0,0,0,0) 100%” background_color_gradient_overlays_image=”on” background_color_gradient_start=”rgba(0,0,0,0.75)” background_color_gradient_end=”rgba(0,0,0,0)” background_image=”https://franklintomorrow.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Get-Fit-Franklin.jpg” custom_button_one=”on” button_one_text_size=”18px” button_one_bg_color=”#056800″ button_one_border_width=”8px” button_one_border_color=”#056800″ button_one_border_radius=”0px” button_one_letter_spacing=”1px” button_one_font=”Lato|700|||||||” button_one_use_icon=”off” custom_button_two=”on” button_two_text_size=”18px” button_two_text_color=”#353740″ button_two_bg_color=”#ffffff” button_two_border_width=”8px” button_two_border_color=”#ffffff”
- [Franklin Tomorrow Umbrellas](https://franklintomorrow.org/ft-umbrellas/) - [et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ disabled_on=”on|off|off” _builder_version=”4.27.0″ global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_row _builder_version=”4.27.0″ background_size=”initial” background_position=”top_left” background_repeat=”repeat” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_column type=”4_4″ _builder_version=”4.16″ custom_padding=”|||” global_colors_info=”{}” custom_padding__hover=”|||”][et_pb_text _builder_version=”4.27.0″ background_size=”initial” background_position=”top_left” background_repeat=”repeat” global_colors_info=”{}”]Get the Exclusive 62-Inch Mayor’s Cup Golf Umbrella! 🌦️ Make a statement on the golf course or around town with the 62-Inch Mayor’s Cup Golf Tournament Umbrella. This limited-edition umbrella is offered as a thank-you gift
- [Vision City Conference in Franklin, Tenn.](https://franklintomorrow.org/vision-city-conference/) - Registration is now open for the Vision City Conference to be offered by Oct. 15-17, 2024, by Franklin Tomorrow and SEASIDE Institute™ in Franklin, Tenn. For many years, Franklin Tomorrow has wanted to host a “Vision City Conference” in Franklin in place of visiting another city and 2024 is that year, in partnership with SEASIDE Institute™, which
- [Thank You](https://franklintomorrow.org/thank-you/) - [et_pb_section admin_label=”section”] [et_pb_row admin_label=”row”] [et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text”]We’ve received your request, and someone will be following up with you shortly. If you have immediate questions or concerns, you can always call or text us at 615.794.0998 or email us at admin@franklintomorrow.org. We look forward to your visit![/et_pb_text][/et_pb_column] [/et_pb_row] [/et_pb_section]
- [Donate](https://franklintomorrow.org/donate/) - [et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ fullwidth=”on” disabled_on=”on|on|off” _builder_version=”4.16″ animation_style=”slide” animation_direction=”top” animation_intensity_slide=”2%” animation_starting_opacity=”100%” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_fullwidth_header title=”Donate” button_one_text=”Donate Now” button_one_url=”https://franklintomorrow.kindful.com/embeds/6cc725bc-65ae-43f7-83e3-49496eb7a0c8″ content_max_width=”700px” admin_label=”Fullwidth Header” _builder_version=”4.25.0″ title_font=”Pathway Gothic One||||||||” title_font_size=”60px” title_line_height=”1.2em” content_font=”Open Sans||||||||” content_font_size=”20px” content_line_height=”1.8em” background_color=”#2a8942″ background_enable_image=”off” custom_button_one=”on” button_one_text_size=”18px” button_one_text_color=”#000000″ button_one_bg_color=”#FFFFFF” button_one_border_width=”8px” button_one_border_color=”#056800″ button_one_border_radius=”0px” button_one_letter_spacing=”1px” button_one_font=”Lato|700|||||||” button_one_use_icon=”off” custom_button_two=”on” button_two_text_size=”18px” button_two_text_color=”#353740″ button_two_bg_color=”#ffffff” button_two_border_width=”8px” button_two_border_color=”#ffffff” button_two_border_radius=”0px” button_two_letter_spacing=”1px” button_two_font=”Lato|700|||||||” button_two_use_icon=”off” custom_margin=”|||” custom_padding=”2.1%||3.1%|||” link_option_url_new_window=”on” hover_enabled=”0″ button_one_letter_spacing_hover=”1px” button_two_letter_spacing_hover=”1px”
- [Advocate](https://franklintomorrow.org/advocate/) - Advocacy can translate into a variety of actions, which include speaking out about issues, opportunities and challenges facing our community, but always from a base of knowledge and collaboration...
- [Collaborate](https://franklintomorrow.org/collaborate/) - At Franklin Tomorrow, we often refer to collaborate as our middle name because it is at the heart of everything we do. We recognize other organizations and individuals are doing great work in our community too
- [Engage](https://franklintomorrow.org/engage/) - 1. Meet the Mayors. There are many opportunities to meet the Mayor of Franklin and Mayor of Williamson County like Franklin Tomorrow's Breakfast With The Mayors quarterly events. The remain…1. Meet the Mayors. There are many opportunities to meet the Mayor of Franklin and Mayor of Williamson County like Franklin Tomorrow's Breakfast With The Mayors quarterly events. The remain…
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## Venues

- [Entrepreneurship & Innovation Center (EIC)](https://franklintomorrow.org/venue/entrepreneurship-innovation-center-eic/)
- [TBD](https://franklintomorrow.org/venue/tbd/)
- [Rolling Hills Community Church](https://franklintomorrow.org/venue/rolling-hills-community-church/)
- [Liberty Hall at The Factory](https://franklintomorrow.org/venue/liberty-hall-at-the-factory/)
- [Carnton](https://franklintomorrow.org/venue/carnton/)
- [Moore-Morris History & Culture Center](https://franklintomorrow.org/venue/moore-morris-history-culture-center/) - Join us for FrankTalks: People to Know — a lecture series featuring local leaders sharing insights, stories, and their impact on Franklin’s future
- [Franklin Special District Office](https://franklintomorrow.org/venue/franklin-special-district-office/)
- [Franklin Theatre](https://franklintomorrow.org/venue/franklin-theatre/) - Attend this free event to learn about & honor volunteers in our community serving nonprofits, but also their neighbors & community!
- [Williamson Co. Enrichment Center](https://franklintomorrow.org/venue/williamson-co-enrichment-center/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow for our February FrankTalks w/ Franklin City Administrator Eric Stuckey for a City Hall on Wheels.
- [Brightstone](https://franklintomorrow.org/venue/brightstone/)
- [Mercy Community Healthcare](https://franklintomorrow.org/venue/mercy-community-healthcare/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow as we hear from organizations in our community who are transforming lives through collaborative efforts.
- [Harbor + Union](https://franklintomorrow.org/venue/harbor-union/) - Harbor + Union
- [High Hopes Development Center](https://franklintomorrow.org/venue/high-hopes-development-center/)
- [First Presbyterian Church](https://franklintomorrow.org/venue/first-presbyterian-church/)
- [The Heritage Room at The Factory](https://franklintomorrow.org/venue/the-heritage-room-at-the-factory/)
- [Columbia State Community College](https://franklintomorrow.org/venue/columbia-state-community-college/)
- [Franklin City Hall](https://franklintomorrow.org/venue/franklin-city-hall/)
- [1799 Kitchen & Cocktails](https://franklintomorrow.org/venue/1799-kitchen-cocktails/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow’s Founders’ Day Breakfast on March 20 to celebrate 25 years with founders, leaders, and supporters. Don’t miss this special event!
- [Bicentennial Park Pavilion](https://franklintomorrow.org/venue/bicentennial-park-pavilion/) - Celebrate 25 years of Franklin Tomorrow with live music, food & fun at Bicentennial Park's new pavilion on July 17!
- [Williamson County Public Library](https://franklintomorrow.org/venue/williamson-county-public-library/)

## Organizers

- [Unite Williamson](https://franklintomorrow.org/organizer/unite-williamson/)
- [Franklin Tomorrow](https://franklintomorrow.org/organizer/franklin-tomorrow/)

## Events

- [Sept. 14 FrankTalks: Unique Helpers](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/sept-14-franktalks-unique-helpers/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow on Monday, September 14, for our monthly FrankTalks, presented by Renasant Bank. During 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
- [August 10 - FrankTalks: Infrastructure Investment in Franklin: Funding, Updates, and What’s Next](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/august-10-franktalks-capital-investment-planning-in-city-of-franklin/) - 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." Elected 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
- [July 28th Breakfast With the Mayors to feature an All-American theme](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/july-28th-breakfast-with-the-mayors-to-feature-an-all-american-theme/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow on Tuesday, July 28, as we celebrate being named one of 10 All-America Cities in the country by the National Civic League while also celebrating the final Breakfast With the Mayors for Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson. The event will be held at Rolling Hills Community Church, 1810 Columbia Ave., in Franklin,
- [FrankTalks: Williamson County Conversations with Cumberland Region Tomorrow](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/franktalks-williamson-county-conversations-with-cumberland-region-tomorrow/) - 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. The 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
- [June 8 - FrankTalks: People to Know in Nonprofits](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/june-8-franktalks-people-to-know-in-nonprofits/) - 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. This "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!;
- [May 6 - Courageous Conversations](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/may-6-courageous-conversations/) - Join us for an engaging and interactive discussion! Unite Williamson, Mayor Dr. Ken Moore, and Reverend Dr. Kenneth Hill welcome you to a special community gathering featuring Dr. Terrence Schofield - bestselling author, senior pastor, and nationally recognized expert in human performance and diverse relationships. Dr. Schofield will lead a discussion on engaging in meaningful
- [May 11 - FrankTalks: A Legacy of Tradition and Community-The Franklin Rodeo](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/may-11-franktalks-a-legacy-of-tradition-and-community-the-franklin-rodeo/) - Celebrate “A Legacy of Tradition and Community: The Franklin Rodeo” on Monday, May 11, at Franklin Tomorrow FrankTalks. The event will be held at the Williamson County Public Library - 1314 Columbia Ave, Franklin, TN 37064 Register now: https://events.humanitix.com/may11-franktalks Since 1949, cowboys and cowgirls have stampeded to Franklin, Tennessee, each May to take part in what
- [April 28 - Breakfast with the Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/april-28-breakfast-with-the-mayors/) - As we approach the Williamson County election, join us on April 28 at the Rolling Hills Community Church for a special Breakfast with the Mayors: Meet Williamson County's Next Mayor. Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson and Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore will be joined by the three Williamson County mayoral candidates for a discussion on
- [April 13 - FrankTalks](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/april-13-franktalks/) - 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. The event will be held at Columbia State Community College – Williamson Campus (1228 Liberty Pike, Franklin, TN). Start your morning with
- [March 16 - FrankTalks: "People to Know"](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/march-16-franktalks-people-to-know/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow on Monday, March 16, 2026, to hear and connect with community leaders who are shaping the future of our city. Whether you are new to the community or a longtime resident, this is your chance to strengthen your connections in Franklin. Franklin Tomorrow has changed the date of its March FrankTalks to
- [March 21 - Kids Arts Festival of Tennessee](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/march-21-kids-arts-festival-of-tennessee/) - Join us for the annual Kids Arts Festival of Tennessee! Whether it's painting, acting, singing, poetry and any other art form, all kids are welcome to come and let their talents shine! An afternoon filled with art stops, performances, exhibits and more. Food will be available for purchase from food trucks. For more information, visit
- [March 28 - TEDx Franklin: "Finding Your Place Within Your Community"](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/march-28-tedx-franklin-finding-your-place-within-your-community/) - TEDx Franklin will be Saturday, March 28, 2026, from 2 to 5:30 p.m. in the theater located in the Arts & Technology Building at the Columbia State Community College, Williamson Campus, located at 1228 Liberty Pike in Franklin. This event will showcase 12 speakers, both local and national, who will speak about topics relating to
- [March 28 - TEDx Franklin](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/march-28-tedx-franklin/) - TEDx Franklin will be Saturday, March 28, 2026, from 2 to 5:30 p.m. in the theater located in the Arts & Technology Building at the Columbia State Community College, Williamson Campus, located at 1228 Liberty Pike in Franklin. This event will showcase 12 speakers, both local and national, who will speak about topics relating to
- [Franklin Tomorrow Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards Feb. 18](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/franklin-tomorrow-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards-feb-18/) - The community is invited to come together on Wednesday, Feb. 18, to join as volunteers and organizations in numerous categories are honored as part of Franklin Tomorrow’s 19th annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards, which will be held on Wednesday, Feb. 18, at 6 p.m. at the Franklin Theatre in Historic Downtown Franklin. Doors will open
- [Feb. 9 FrankTalks to focus on disaster preparedness, response](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/feb-9-franktalks-to-focus-on-disaster-preparedness-response/) - 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. We've invited those in the know to help us prepare for the next event as well as talk about what they may have
- [POSTPONED: Jan. 27 Breakfast With the Mayors now Feb. 3](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/19393/) - Due to the forecast of a severe winter storm, the first Franklin Tomorrow Breakfast With the Mayors of 2026 is has been postponed from Tuesday, Jan. 27, to Tuesday, Feb. 3, with the location to be announced. We hope to be able to be at Rolling Hills Community Church, 1810 Columbia Ave., but are awaiting
- [Jan. 12 FrankTalks to feature local leaders looking ahead to 2026](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/jan-12-franktalks-to-feature-local-leaders-looking-ahead-to-2026/) - 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. Among those offering their insights will be Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore and Williamson Inc. President/CEO Matt Largen, along with Williamson County Mayor Rogers
- [Dec. 8, 2025 FrankTalks](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/dec-8-2025-franktalks/) - 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. We'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
- [Nov. 10 FrankTalks](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/nov-10-franktalks/) - FrankTalks will be held on Nov. 10, at Columbia State College - Williamson County campus, 1228 Liberty Pike, in the administration building. The hour-long program will begin at 9:30 but join us for a 30-minute coffee social starting at 9 a.m. Our theme for the month is our quarterly City Hall on Wheels, where Franklin
- [Oct. 21 Breakfast With Mayors moves to The Factory to discuss Building a Healthy Democracy](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/oct-21-breakfast-with-mayors-moves-to-the-factory-to-discuss-building-a-healthy-democracy/) - Franklin Tomorrow will host a special edition of Breakfast With the Mayors on Tuesday, Oct. 21, from 7–9 a.m. at The Factory at Franklin’s Liberty Hall. Earlier this year, Franklin and Franklin Tomorrow were selected by the National Civic League as one of only two cities nationwide to participate in the Healthy Democracy Project, designed
- [Breakfast With the Mayors Oct. 21, 2025](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/breakfast-with-the-mayors-oct-21-2025/) - Franklin Tomorrow will host a special edition of Breakfast With the Mayors on Tuesday, Oct. 21, from 7–9 a.m. at The Factory at Franklin’s Liberty Hall. Earlier this year, Franklin and Franklin Tomorrow were selected by the National Civic League as one of only two cities nationwide to participate in the Healthy Democracy Project, designed
- [20 years later, "Widow of The South" impact topic of Sept. 8 FrankTalks](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/20-years-later-widow-of-the-south-impact-topic-of-sept-8-franktalks/) - 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. In another change, we will be outdoors for this event, with chairs on the lawn in front of the home.
- [August 11 FrankTalks: 2025 Williamson County Education Outlook](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/august-11-franktalks/) - FrankTalks returns August 11 — connect, learn, and engage.
- [July 14th FrankTalks: People to Know](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/july-14th-franktalks/) - Join us for FrankTalks: People to Know — a lecture series featuring local leaders sharing insights, stories, and their impact on Franklin’s future
- [Cheers to 25 Years! A Franklin Tomorrow Celebration](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/25years-franklintomorrow/) - Join us on July 17 at Bicentennial Park's new pavilion to celebrate 25 years of Franklin Tomorrow with an evening of live music, food, and community connection.
- [June 9th FrankTalks: City Hall on Wheels](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/june-9th-franktalks-city-hall-on-wheels/) - City Hall on Wheels brings officials into the community to share updates, answer questions, and discuss local initiatives with residents.
- [July 29 Breakfast with the Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/july-29-breakfast-with-the-mayors/) - Join us for Breakfast With the Mayors — a morning of community, conversation, and connection with local leaders over breakfast.
- [May 12th FrankTalks: Franklin Special District, Reaching New Heights](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/may-12th-franktalks-franklin-special-district-reaching-new-heights/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow on Monday, May 12, as we visit the new headquarters of the Franklin Special District at 205 Eddy Lane to hear officials tell us about how the district is "Reaching New Heights for Students," whether in the classroom or community, or with district leadership. Established in 1906, by the Franklin Board of
- [Franklin Tomorrow’s April 29 Breakfast With Mayors focus 2025 County Property Reappraisal, impact on residents](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/franklin-tomorrows-april-29-breakfast-with-mayors-to-focus-2025-county-property-reappraisal-impact-on-residents/) - Join Mayor Ken Moore & Mayor Rogers Anderson on April 29 for Breakfast w/ the Mayors ft. Williamson Co. Property Assessor, Brad Coleman.
- [April 14 FrankTalks to learn about local tourism impact, updates](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/april-14-franktalks-to-learn-about-local-tourism-impact-updates/) - Franklin Tomorrow will host Visit Franklin & Battle of Franklin Trust to discuss the continued growth of tourism, its impact & the recent brand reset by Visit Franklin, plus the new Visitors Center being constructed by the State of Tennessee at the BOFT site of the Carter House on Columbia Avenue. FrankTalks will be held
- [Founders' Day Breakfast](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/founders-day-breakfast/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow’s Founders’ Day Breakfast on March 20 to celebrate 25 years with founders, leaders, and supporters. Don’t miss this special event!
- [18th Annual Exemplary Community Volunteer Awards- NEW DATE](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/18th-annual-exemplary-community-volunteer-awards/) - Attend this free event to learn about & honor volunteers in our community serving nonprofits, but also their neighbors & community!
- [March 17th FrankTalks](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/march-17th-franktalks/) - Join us for an insightful lecture with Doug Kreulen as he explores the growth of Nashville International Airport (BNA) and its profound impact on our community.
- [February 10 FrankTalks: City Hall on Wheels](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/february-10-franktalks-city-hall-on-wheels/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow for our February FrankTalks w/ Franklin City Administrator Eric Stuckey for a City Hall on Wheels.
- [January 28th Breakfast w/ the Mayors](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/january-28th-breakfast-w-the-mayors/) - Mayors of Williamson County's cities will participate in a Mayoral Summit with Franklin Mayor Ken Moore & County Mayor Rogers Anderson.
- [January 13th FrankTalks: People to Know-](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/january-13th-franktalks-people-to-know/) - Due to the weather, this event has become a WEBINAR ONLY. If you already registered online, you should have received a link to Monday's Webinar. If you'd like to register, click here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1125575018179?aff=oddtdtcreator
- [December 16 FrankTalks: Review, Preview](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/december-16-franktalks/) - Join us Monday, December 16th at Columbia State Community College for a Review of 2024, and a Preview of 2025. Register today for this free event.
- [November 4 FrankTalks:](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/november-11-franktalks/) - Franklin Tomorrow's FrankTalks has a new date and location for November. Franklin Tomorrow will host its monthly FrankTalks lecture on Monday, Nov. 4, at BrightStone, located at 3000 BrightStone Pkwy., in Franklin, just a few short miles south of the intersection of Columbia Highway and the Mack Hatcher Bypass.. A monthly event, we start at
- [October 29 Breakfast with the Mayors: Legacy Businesses](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/october-29-breakfast-with-the-mayors/) - Join Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson & Franklin Mayor Ken Moore on Tuesday, Oct. 29, as we celebrate the 225th anniversary of the founding of Williamson County by focusing on some landmark and longstanding businesses! Breakfast With the Mayors is presented quarterly by Franklin Tomorrow with its presenting partners of Pinnacle Financial Partners and Gresham
- [September 9 FrankTalks: Community Caring through Collaboration](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/september-9-franktalks/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow as we hear from organizations in our community who are transforming lives through collaborative efforts.
- [August 12 FrankTalks: People to Know](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/august-12-franktalks/) - August 12 FrankTalks: People to Know
- [July 15 FrankTalks: City Hall on Wheels](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/july-8-franktalks/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow for our June FrankTalks with Franklin City Administrator Eric Stuckey for a unique session titled, "City Hall on Wheels" on Mon. July 15.
- [July 30 Breakfast with the Mayors:](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/july-30-breakfast-with-the-mayors/)
- [June 17 FrankTalks: 2023-2024 Report Card](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/june-10-franktalks/) - Join Franklin Tomorrow on Monday, June 17th to discuss the 2023-24 School Year Report Card for Williamson Co. Schools and FSSD.
- [May 13 FrankTalks: Emergency Medical Services](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/may-13-franktalks/) - On Monday, May 13, join us for Franklin Tomorrow's monthly FrankTalks program to talk about the Emergency Medical Services provided by Williamson Health. FrankTalks will be held at Columbia State Community College, 1228 Liberty Pike, in the administration building. A monthly event, we start at 9 a.m. with a 30-minute coffee social, followed at 9:30
- [April 8 FrankTalks: Come On, Be Happy!](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/april-8-franktalks/) - On Monday, April 8, join us for Franklin Tomorrow's monthly FrankTalks program to talk about happiness & kindness and hear from individuals and organizations spreading a positive message during a somewhat lighthearted presentation. FrankTalks will be held at Columbia State Community College, 1228 Liberty Pike, in the administration building. A monthly event, we start at
- [April 30 Breakfast with the Mayors: Williamson County Mayoral Summit](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/april-30-breakfast-with-the-mayors/) - Franklin Tomorrow's popular Breakfast With the Mayors, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners and Gresham Smith, will be held Tuesday, April 30, when Franklin Mayor Dr. Ken Moore and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson will welcome the mayors of Williamson County's cities to join them for a summit. This event will feature a a panel discussion
- [March 18 FrankTalks: Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/march-11-franktalks/) - March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, so join Franklin Tomorrow on Monday, March 18, as we hear from three different organizations making a difference in the lives of those living with developmental disabilities as part of our monthly FrankTalks lecture. Invited to speak as a panel are representatives from High Hopes Development Center, which will
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- [October 2 FrankTalks: Candidates' Forum](https://franklintomorrow.org/event/october-9-franktalks/) - To help educate voters about the issues and acquaint them with the candidates, several community organizations are coming together on Monday, Oct. 2, to host a Candidates' Forum. This will serve as Franklin Tomorrow's monthly FrankTalks event. The program will be held at Franklin City Hall, 5:30-8 p.m., and all candidates on the ballot will
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