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...
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;...
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...
Franklin Tomorrow’s 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...
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...
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...
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...
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,...
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...
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...